غراره g̠ẖarāra A (or prop. g̠ẖirāra) s. m. A large sack.

غوث g̠ẖaus̤ A s. m. A title of Muhammadan saints, whose ardour of devotion, according to vulgar tradition, is such, that in the act of wor- ship their head and limbs fall asunder.

غاٿه g̠ẖāṭa H s. m. A slave.

غوطه g̠ẖot̤a A. (from Pers. غوته) s. m. 1. Dipping, diving, immersion. 2. A dip, a dive, a plunge. غوطه باز g̠ẖot̤a-bāz, A diver. غوطه خور g̠ẖot̤a- ḵẖor, A diver, any thing that dips, or is dipped.

غفلت g̠ẖaflat A s. f. Carelesness, negligence, neglect, inattention, inadvertency, remissness. غفلت زده g̠ẖaflat-zada, Overcome with carelesness.

غلام g̠ẖulām A (Heb. from To be concealed) s. m. 1. A boy or youth (from birth till puberty; q. d. concealed in his fatherʼs house and not yet appearing in publick: Buxt.). 2. (from غلم g̠ẖalima, Coeundi cupidus fuit) A young man arrived at maturity. 3. (in Persian and Hindī) A slave. غلام پاره g̠ẖulām-pāra, Puerorum amoribus deditus. غلام گردش g̠ẖu- lām-gardish, s. m. A shed for servants to sit under. (Pers. plur. غلامان).

غلاظت g̠ẖilāz̤at A (analog. to Heb. Thick darkness: from غلظ To be thick, coarse, &c.) s. f. 1. Thickness, spissitude, coarseness, hardness, roughness. 2. Roughness of manners. 3. (in Hindūstānī) Filth, dirtiness.

غره g̠ẖarra A 1. adj. Haughty, proud. 2. Cross. 3. s. m. Pride.

غلچگي g̠ẖalcha-gī P s. f. Rusticity, vagabond life.

غباره g̠ẖubāra P. s. m. A bomb, a shell or mortar for throwing shells.