غل g̠ill, vulg. g̠il inf. n. of غلّ 'to be affected with rancour,' c.
A غل g̠ill, vulg. g̠il (inf. n. of غلّ 'to be affected with rancour,' &c.), s.m. Hatred, rancour, malevolence, malice, spite; insincerity, dishonesty, perfidy, fraud, trick; envy:—g̠ill-o-g̠ish, s.m. Fraud, deceit;—apprehension; objection, hesitation:—be g̠ill-o-g̠ish, adv. Without guile; without hesitation, frankly, boldly.
غل g̠ul contrac. of غلغل g̠ulg̠ul; cf. g̠ulū
P غل g̠ul (contrac. of غلغل g̠ulg̠ul; cf. g̠ulū), s.m. Noise, din, clamour, confusion of voices, outcry, tumult:—g̠ul-shor, or g̠ul-gapāṛā, s.m. Clamour, shouts, disturbance, brawl, uproar, &c.:—g̠ul-g̠adr, s.m. Noise and tumult, &c.:—g̠ul karnā, or g̠ul maćānā, v.n. To make a noise, raise a cry or an outcry, to bawl, shout, to make a tumult.
