غازي g̠ẖāzī A (part. act. of غزا or غزو To purpose, to intend, to undertake a military expedition. Heb. To be strong or brave) s. m. A conqueror, a hero, one who fights against infidels. (Pers. plur. غازيان). غازي مرد g̠ẖāzī-mard, A hero; (met.) a horse. غازي ميان g̠ẖāzī-miyāṅ, was nephew of Sult̤ān Maḥmūd G̱ẖaznawī; a festival is held in commemoration of him at the beginning of May. A.P. غازيانه g̠ẖāziyāna, adv. Bravely.

غول g̠ẖūl A (vulg. g̠ẖol) s. m. 1. An imaginary sylvan demon of different shapes and colours, supposed to devour men and animals. (From this our European loup-garou, or man-wolf, seems to be borrowed). 2. (in Hindī) A corps, division, or main body of an army, a squadron, a crowd, gang. غول بياباني g̠ẖūl-i-bayābān-ī, A demon (inhabitant of the woods). غول کا غول g̠ẖol kā g̠ẖol, Crowd upon crowd.

غوغاٴي g̠ẖaug̠ẖā-ī P 1. adj. Noisy. 2. s. m. A disturber. 3. s. f. Name of a bird.

غچ پچ بولنا g̠ẖichpich bolnā H v. a. To speak thick.

غضب g̠ẖaẓab A 1. s. m. Violence, oppression, injustice, compulsion, passion, rage, fury, wrath, vengeance, anger, curse, calamity. 2. adj. Angry. غضب آلوده g̠ẖaẓab-ālūda, adj. Op- pressive. غضب کرنا g̠ẖaẓab karnā, To oppress, to tyrannise (over). غضبناک g̠ẖaẓab-nāk, adj. Enraged, indignant, wrathful. غضبناکي g̠ẖa- ẓab-nāk-ī, s. f. Indignation.

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

غلط g̠ẖalat̤ A 1. adj. Wrong, erroneous. 2. s. Errour, mistake. غلط العام g̠ẖalat̤u-l-āﻌmm, A popular mistake, a vulgar errour. غلط فـﮩمي g̠ẖalat̤-fahm-ī, s. f. Mistake, misconception.

غوله د نگ g̠ẖola-dang P. adj. 1. Turbulent, se- ditious, vicious. 2. Stout, fat, round.

غبار g̠ẖubār A s. m. 1. Dust. 2. Vapour. 3. Clouds of dust, impurity, foulness. 4. (met.) Vexation, affliction, perplexity. 5. The smallest Arabic or Persian handwriting. غبار آلود g̠ẖu- bār-ālūd or غبارآلوده g̠ẖubār-ālūda, Covered or polluted with dust, dusty. غبار خاطر g̠ẖubār-i-ḵẖāt̤ir, Affliction, trouble of mind.

غزا g̠ẖazā A s. m. Making war (against infidels). غزاصفا g̠ẖazā ṣafā, War, plunder, devastation.