بگدنا bagadnā H v. n. To return: to be spoiled.

جگدنبا जगदम्बा jagadambā S (Mother of the world) s. f. An epithet of a Hindū goddess, wife of Mahādeva.

جگديس जगदीश jagad-īs S s. m. (Lord of the world) An epithet of Vish̤ṇu.

دگدهنا dagadhnā S̱. (from दग्ध r. दह Burn) v. a. 1. To burn. 2. To tease, to vex. 3. To chide, to threaten, to upbraid, to revile, to pester.

ماگده मागध māgadh S s. m. A bard, a min- strel, whose duty it is to recite the praises of sovereigns, their genealogy and the deeds of their ancestors, in their presence; and to attend on the march of an army, and animate the soldiers

مگدهہ मगध magadh S s. m. Name of a country including Paṭnā, Gayā, &c.

کاگد kāgad P. (corrupt. of کاغذ) s. m. Paper.

کرگدا kargadā H s. m. A string worn round the waist.

کرگدن kargadan P s. m. A rhinoceros.

گدا gadā P 1. s. m. A beggar, mendicant. 2. adj. Poor, indigent.

گدا गदा gadā S s. f. A club, a mace. گدادهر gadā-dhar (mace-holding) A name of Kr̤ish̤ṇa. (Kr̤ish̤ṇa or Vish̤ṇu is represented holding a mace in one of his hands). گداجده gadā-judh (गदायुद्ध) s. Fighting with club or mace.

گدايانه gadā-yāna P adv. Like a beggar.

گداٴي gadā-ī P s. f. Begging, mendicity, beg- gary, poverty. گداٴي کرني gadā-ī karnī, To beg.

گدبدا gadbadā H adj. Corpulent, fat.

گدر gaddar H adj. Half-ripe (fruit).