کبک kabk P s. m. Name of a bird of the par- tridge kind. کبک دري kabk-i-darī, s. m. A beautiful partridge. کبک رفتار kabk-raftār, adj. (Graceful as) the kabk in motion.

گزي gazī P s. f. A coarse kind of cloth (of cot- ton).

گارا gārā H s. m. 1. Mud (kneaded or) prepared for making pottery, prepared clay. 2. Name of a rāginī or musical mode.

گرراج गिरिराज giri-rāj S 1. s. m. A name of the hill of Govardhan, the Parnassus of the Hindūs. 2. A name of Kr̤ish̤ṇa.

کهانچ khānch H s. m. Slime, mud.

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.

کلپنا kalapnā H v. n. To be grieved, to grieve. S̱. کلپوج (कुल Family, and पूज्य To be worship- ped) kul-pūj, The object of worship or of reve- rence of a family; a family priest.

کهب khab H s. m. (dakh.) Fold, wrinkle: see چين chīn.

گانا gānā S̱. (गान r. गै) v. a. To sing.

گيلا gelā H adj. Simple. ¶ gīlā, 1. adj. Moist, damp, wet. 2. s. m. Name of a wild creeper. (Mimosa scandens).