گادنا gādnā H v. a. To ram down.

گربهني गर्भिणी garbhiṇī S s. f. Pregnant, with child, teeming.

گوڙيا gauṛiyā S̱. s. m. Inhabitant of Gauṛ; hence, the followers of Chaitanya of Nadiyā are so called. This philosopher flourished about the year 1407 of Sālivāhana. He was by birth a Brāhmaṇ; and, having become a Sannyāsī, maintained that the doctrines of the Vedas had been hitherto misunderstood, and explained them in a manner peculiar to himself. His sect is a branch of the Vaish̤ṇava or worshippers of Vish̤ṇu. His disciples in various parts of India are said to amount to five millions. His fol- lowers believe him to have been an incarnation of the deity.

کاک kāk P 1. s. m. Biscuit. 2. Bran. 3. The pupil of the eye. 4. adj. Small, minute.

کنگروڙ kangroṛ H s. m. 1. The ridge of the back, the spine. 2. Name of a bird (waterfowl).

گت gat S or gati (गति) s. f. 1. Motion, pro- cedure, march, pace, gait. 2. State, condition. 3. Funeral rites. 4. Salvation. گت سري gat- surī, A kind of dance. گت کرنا gat or gati karnā, To perform the funeral rites. ¶ gat (s. गत) adj. Gone.

گشته gashta P part. pass. (of گشتن) Turned, re- turned, become.

ککني kaknī S̱. s. f. (कंकणं) A ring worn on the wrist, a bracelet.

کيلا कीला kīlā S s. f. A small nail, a tack, peg. ¶ kelā (for कदली) s. m. A plantain (tree or fruit), banana.

کشته kushta P part. pass. (of کشتن) Killed, slain. (Pers. plur. کشتگان). s. m. Killed mer- cury.