غاٿه g̠ẖāṭa H s. m. A slave.

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

غامض g̠ẖāmiẓ A (part. act. of غمض) adj. Ab- struse, difficult to be understood, enigmatical.

غرق g̠ẖarḳ A 1. s. m. Drowning, immersion, sinking. 2. adj. Drowned, immersed, sunk. غرق هونا g̠ẖarḳ honā, To be immersed, to be absorbed (in meditation, &c.), to drown. A. P. غرقاب g̠ẖarḳ-āb, Deep water, a whirlpool.

غفار g̠ẖaffār A adj. (superl. of غفر) Forgiving, forgiver (the deity).

غياث g̠ẖiyās̤ A (from غوث) s. f. Listening to complaints, redressing wrongs, assistance, re- dress, succours.

غربال g̠ẖirbāl A s. f. A sieve, a riddle.

غازه g̠ẖāza P s. m. Red colour with which wo- men paint the face: see اپٿن or غازه کاري .اپٿنا g̠ẖāza-kārī, s. f. Painting the face with a red colour.

غيب g̠ẖaib A (from غيب Heb. and Chald. To be hidden or concealed) adj. Latent, concealed, absent, invisible, mysterious. sub. In visibility, mystery, absence, or for عالم غيب aﻌlam-i-g̠ẖaib, The invisible world, the other world. غيب دان g̠ẖaib-dān, Skilled in disco- vering mysteries, a seer, diviner, omniscient.

غساله g̠ẖusāla A s. m. 1. Dirty water with which any thing has been washed. 2. Bathing.