کرو कुरु kuru S n. prop. Name of an ancient sovereign of Dehli and the country around.

کري kurrī H s. f. Gristle.

کرنب karamb P s. m. A cabbage.

گهموري ghamorī S̱. s. f. The prickly heat.

گوٿي goṭī H s. f. The smallpox, a pock.

گٿهر gaṭhar S̱. (Sans. ग्रंथि) s. m. A large bundle, a bale, a pack.

کان kān P s. f. A mine. (Sans. खानि).

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.

گونگان کرنا gūṅgāṅ karnā S̱. (from गुण Good quality, and गान Singing) v. a. To sing, to celebrate, to prattle (or crow) as infants.

گاوشير gāw-shīr P s. f. Name of a medicinal gum or gum resin, opoponax.