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گنج गंज ganj

H گنج गंज ganj, s.m. Scald-head, baldness, Tinea capitis.

گنج गंज ganj S. गञ्जः

P H گنج गंज ganj (S. गञ्जः), s.m. (in Pers., Urdū, and Hindī), A store, hoard; treasure; hidden treasure; a treasury; a magazine, granary, store-house, grain-market;

an emporium for grain; a place of merchandize, a market, mart; a case (of instruments, or brushes, or razors, &c.);—a heap, pile, stack, rick (of grain, or hay, or wood, &c.);—(in Hindī) a mine; jewel-mine; jewel-room; place where plate, &c. is preserved;—a tavern;—disrespect, contempt:—ganj-baḵẖsh, adj. Generous, liberal, lavish, profuse, extravagant:—ganj-ě-shahīdān, s.m. The burial-place of martyrs; a catacomb:—ganj-ě-gāv, s.m. One of the great treasures of Jamshed (it was dug up in the reign of Bahrām, and distributed amongst the poor):—ganj-muktā, s.m. A pearl:—ganj-nāma, s.m. Treasure-book; treasure-catalogue:—ganj-war, s.m. See ganjūṛ.