English Meaning of گٿکا guṭkā गुटिका 🔴 گٿکا guṭkā गुटिका S̱. s. m. 1. A ball prepared by devotees, by putting which in their mouths they are supposed to become invisible. 2. A sweetmeat swallowed as a bolus without chewing. 3. A small book worn as an amulet.

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English Meaning of گٿکا guṭkā गुटिका

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گٿکا guṭkā गुटिका : گٿکا guṭkā गुटिका S̱. s. m. 1. A ball prepared by devotees, by putting which in their mouths they are supposed to become invisible. 2. A sweetmeat swallowed as a bolus without chewing. 3. A small book worn as an amulet.

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گوڙهہ गूढ gūṛh

گوڙهہ गूढ gūṛh S adj. 1. Abstruse, obscure, dif- ficult, abstracted. 2. Secret, mysterious, enig- matical. گوڙهہ بکتا gūṛh-baktā (गूढवक्ता) A pedagogue, a pedant.

کالما kālmā

کالما kālmā H s. m. Suspicion, calumny.

کٿم kuṭum

کٿم kuṭum S̱. (Sans. कुटुम्ब) s. m. Kin, family, tribe, cast, relative.

کنگهي kanghī

کنگهي kanghī S̱. (dakh. kunghī, from कंकतिका or कंकती) s. f. A comb. کنگهي سنوارنا kanghī saṅwārnā, To adjust the hair which has been disordered in sleep. کنگهي کرنا kanghī karnā, To comb.

کروارا karwārā

کروارا karwārā H s. m. A paddle, a rudder.

کليجن kulījan

کليجن kulījan S̱. s. m. The name of a drug. (The root of Piper betle).

گوبند gobind गोविंद

گوبند gobind गोविंद S̱. n. prop. A name of Kr̤ish̤ṇa.

گهبراهٿ ghabrāhaṭ

گهبراهٿ ghabrāhaṭ H (from گهبرانا) s. f. Confu- sion, perplexity, agitation, perturbation, alarm, consternation.

گنٿهجوڙا ganṭh-joṛā ग्रंथिजोड

گنٿهجوڙا ganṭh-joṛā ग्रंथिजोड S̱. Knot-joining. گنٿهجوڙا باندهنا ganṭh-joṛā bāndhnā, To tie together the skirts of the mantles of the bride and bridegroom: a ceremony attending mar- riage performed by the purohit or officiating priest.

کمند kamand

کمند kamand P s. f. 1. A kind of scaling ladder, made of cord, and chiefly used by thieves. 2.