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.

غب g̠ẖibb A s. f. A tertian ague.

غيار g̠ẖiyār A s. m. Benefitting, providing goods for sale or use, a badge to distinguish soldiers or sectaries.

غيباني g̠ẖaibānī A. s. f. A shameless woman, a strumpet.

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

غافل g̠ẖāfil A (part. act. of غفل) adj. Negligent, neglectful, inattentive, remiss, indolent, sense- less, imprudent, careless, thoughtless. (Pers. plur. غافلان). A.P. غافلي g̠ẖāfil-ī, s. f. Negligence, carelesness.

غليله g̠ẖulela P. s. m. A pellet.

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).

غنا g̠ẖanā A s. f. Riches, wealth, content. ¶ g̠ẖi- nā, s. f. Song, singing.

غل g̠ẖul P. (contract. of غلغل) s. m. f. Noise, din, outcry, tumult. غل غپاره g̠ẖul-g̠ẖapāra, s. m. Clamour, disturbance, brawl. غل غدر g̠ẖul g̠ẖadr, Noise and tumult. غل مچانا g̠ẖul ma-