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.

غار g̠ẖār A s. m. A cavern, a pit. يار غار yār-i-g̠ẖār, A companion in a cave, (meaning) an intimate friend. (See under يار yār). ¶ g̠ẖārr (part. act. of غرّ) s. m. A deceiver.

غدار g̠ẖadār A. s. m. (dakh.) See غار g̠ẖār.

غوطم غاته g̠ẖot̤am-g̠ẖāta A. P. s. m. A game in which swimmers dip one another under water.

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

غوامض g̠ẖawāmiẓ A s. plur. (of غامض) Obscure or difficult or profound (sayings).

غربت g̠ẖurbat A s. f. 1. Travelling, emigration,

غرکنا g̠ẖuraknā H v. a. (dakh. i. q. ڐرانا) To menace, threaten, frighten.

غ g̠ẖain called غين معجمه or غين منقوطه the nineteenth letter of the Arabic and twenty-second of the Persian alphabet, has no corre- sponding character in Sanskrit. It is one of the guttural letters; its sound being like that of the Northumberland r, or like a g uttered with compression deeply in the throat: and, it has

غران g̠ẖarāṅ P adj. Rapacious, fierce. A. H. غرانا g̠ẖurrānā, v. n. To frown.