بارگير bār-gīr P s. m. 1. A horseman (soldier) who does not find his own horse. 2. A beast of burthen. S. بارن वारण (r. वृ Cover, screen) bāran or vāraṇ, s. m. 1. Forbidding, prohibiting, pre- venting. 2. An elephant.

بازگير bāz-gīr P s. An historian or chronologist.

بهاگيرتهـ bhāgīrath S̱. (for भगीरथ) s. m. Name of a pious king at whose intercession the river Ganges first descended from heaven.

بهاگيرتهي भागीरथी bhāgīrath-ī S s. f. The Ganges.

بهنگيرا bhang-erā S̱. s. m. One who sells bhang.

بهنگيرن bhang-eran S̱. s. f. A female seller of bhang.

جايگير jāʼe-gīr P 1. s. f. Pension. 2. adj. Fixed, &c. جايگيردار jāʼe-gīr-dār, A possessor of jāgīr-

جاگير jā-gīr P s. f. Land given by government as a reward for services, or as a fee; a pension (in land), a fief. جاگيردار jāgīr-dār, s. m. The holder of a fee or jāgīr, a feoffee.

جـﮩ‍انگيري jahān-gīr-ī P 1. adj. Princely. 2. s. f. The name of an ornament, a sort of bracelet.

خوگير ḵẖogīr P s. m. The stuffing of a saddle, a pad, a packsaddle. خوگير دوز ḵẖogīr-doz, s. m. A saddle-maker.

خوگير ḵẖū-gīr P part. Rendered mild, tamed, accustomed.

درگير dar-gīr P (from درگرفتن) adj. Burning, in- flaming, making an impression, effective.

ديوگيري dew-gīrī देवगिरी S̱. s. f. Name of a musical mode, or rāginī.

رهگير rah-gīr P s. m. A traveller.

شبگير shab-gīr P 1. s. m. A cricket. 2. A nightingale, or any animal that sings at night. 3. A servant that works or travels in the night- time. 4. Early dawn. 5. Nightly march, nocturnal invasion. 6. part. Travelling by night (a caravan or traveller).