ساگوتي sāgautī H s. f. Meat, flesh.

سگوتي sagotī H s. f. Animal food, meat, flesh.

گلگوتهنا gulgūthnā H adj. Plump, handsome, chubby.

گوتم गौतम gautama S (or gotam) n. prop. The name of a muni, or saint, famous in Hindū mythology. He was the author of the Nyāya, or logick, and his doctrines corresponded with those of Aristotle. Gautama and his wife Ahalyā lived in a retired forest, where Indra, happening to pass, was struck with the beauty of the latter; and, assuming the appearance of Gautama, deceived and slept with his wife: which being discovered, Gautama cursed them both. To Indra he said, may your testicles fall to the ground; which accordingly took place: but Brahmā advised him to restore them with those of a ram, cut out for that purpose; hence, Indra is called मेषांडकोष mesh̤ānḍakosh̤a (ram-testicled). He wished that Ahalyā might be turned into stone; in which state she remained till Rūmachandra (son of Dasaratha) passing that way with his brother

گوتهنا gūthnā S̱. (गुंफन or caus. of گتهنا) v. a. 1. To plait, to thread, to string. 2. To stitch. 3. To spit, or put on a spit.

گوتهہ gūth S̱. s. m. A round ball of cotton, &c.

گوتي got-ī S̱. adj. One of the same stock or fa- mily, a relative.