گزي gazī
P گزي gazī, s.f. A coarse kind of (cotton) cloth.
غوزه g̠oza
P غوزه g̠oza [for orig. گوزه goza, fr. goz or gūz = S. गोद], s.m. A pod (of cotton, &c.;—cf. ćilg̠oza).
غازه g̠āza
P غازه g̠āza, s.m. Rouge for the face; perfumed powder for the hair or skin (cf. upṭan):—g̠āza-kārī, s.f. Applying rouge to the face, &c.
گزا gazā
P گزا gazā [imperf. part. of gazīdan = prep. ga + zīdan = zadan;—Zend vi+rt. jan; S. वि+हन् (हन्ति)], part. adj. Biting; stinging; injuring, hurting; hurtful;—s.m. Injury, hurt; loss, damage.
غازي g̠āzī for A. غازٍ g̠āziṉ, act. part. of غزو 'to go forth to fight with an enemy'
P غازي g̠āzī (for A. غازٍ g̠āziṉ, act. part. of غزو 'to go forth to fight with an enemy'), s.m. One who engages in a warring expedition; one who fights against infidels; a warrior, a conqueror, a hero:—g̠āzī-mard, s.m. A man of war, a hero; (met.) a horse:—g̠āzī-miyāṅ, s.m. A name of the nephew of Sultān Maḥmūd (he is worshipped as a saint);—g̠āzī-miyāṅ, or g̠āzī-miyān kī ćhaṛiyāṅ, A festival held in commemoration of Gāzī-miyāṅ (at the beginning of May).
