ساغري sāg̠ẖarī P s. f. The space between the tail and anus of a horse.

غريب g̠ẖarīb A (from غربت) 1. s. m. and f. A foreigner, a stranger. 2. adj. Poor, humble, mild, meek, strange, foreign, wonderful. (Pers. plur. غريبان The poor, &c.). غريب الوطن g̠ẖarību-l-wat̤an, In a foreign land, stranger. غريب پرور g̠ẖarīb-parwar, Cherisher of the poor. غريب پروري g̠ẖarīb-parwar-ī, s. f. Che- rishing of the poor. غريب مار g̠ẖarīb-mār, s. f. Oppression of the poor. غريب نواز g̠ẖarīb-na- wāz, adj. Courteous to strangers, kind to the poor, hospitable. غريب نوازي g̠ẖarīb-nawāz-ī, s. f. Hospitality, courtesy or attention to stran- gers, kindness to the poor. A. P. غريبانه g̠ẖarīb-āna (comp. of غريب and Pers. affix آنه) 1. adj. Fit for the poor, humble. 2. adv. Like a stranger or poor person.

غريبي g̠ẖarīb-ī A. s. f. 1. The state of being a foreigner, foreignness. 2. Humility, wretchedness.

غريز g̠ẖarīz P s. Clemency, forbearance.

غريزي g̠ẖarīz-ī A adj. Innate, natural.

غريق g̠ẖarīḳ A (verbal adj. from غرق) 1. s. m. A drowning person. 2. adj. Immersed, drown- ed. غريق آب g̠ẖarīḳ-āb, adj. Deep, out of manʼs depth. غريق رحمت g̠ẖarīḳ-i-raḥmat, adj. Overwhelmed with mercy, drowned in the grace of God.

غرين g̠ẖarīn P s. A wood, a forest or thicket frequented by lions.