گهہر ghahar H s. f. Thunder. (Sans. गर्ज).

کندوري kandūrī P s. f. 1. A linen (or leather) tablecloth. 2. A feast held in honour of Fāt̤i- ma, of which only women (and those the most virtuous) can partake; no male is ever per- mitted to see the food dressed on this occasion and set apart for an offering to the prophetʼs daughter. 3. Name of a gourd: see بنب bimb.

گہہ gah P (contract. of گاه gāh, q. v.) s. f. 1. Time; one time. 2. (in compos.) Place.

کام د يو कामदेव kām-dew S or kāma-deva, s. m. The god of love, the Indian Cupid. He was the son of Vish̤ṇu and Rukmiṇī, and husband of Rati (or Venus). Having offended Mahā- deva, he was destroyed by the flame from the

گہماگہم gahmāgaham H adj. Thick, crowded.

گهات ghāṭ घट्ट S̱. s. m. A landing place; a quay, wharf, ferry, ford, pass, bathing place on a river side. گهاٿمار ghāṭ-mār, s. m. A smuggler. گهاٿ مارنا ghāṭ-mārnā, To smuggle.

گچي guchī गुच्छ S̱. s. (dakh.) A bundle of a hundred (betel leaves).

کانهر kānhar H s. m. A name of Kr̤ish̤ṇa.

کيہري keharī S̱. (केसरी) s. m. A lion.

کهندلنا khundalnā H v. a. To trample, to tread, to beat or work with the feet.