In Gurbani, it is a rule that if a word ends with the letter ‘ਹ’, and if there is a ‘Kana’ written before it, then it signifies the plural form. Such ‘ਹ’ gives a very light sound and is pronounced similarly to a ‘bindi’ over the previous Kana. For example:

The word ਖੇਤਾਂਹ is plural, derived from the word ਖੇਤ. When pronounced, the last ਹ gives a very light sound, blending with the Kana before it. Similarly: