جاگير jāgīr jā, q.v.+gīr, rt. of giriftan 'to take'
P جاگير jāgīr (jā, q.v.+gīr, rt. of giriftan 'to take'), s.f. Land and villages given by government as a reward for services or as a fee, a rent-free grant, a freehold, a pension (in land, &c.), a fief:—jāgīr-dār, s.m. The holder of a jāgīr or fee, a feoffee, grantee; a holder of a perpetual tenure subject to a quit rent and service:—jāgīr-ě-dawām, s.f. A rent-free estate obtained as a grant in perpetuity:—jāgīr-ě-manṣab, s.f. A grant of land, &c. attached to an office or dignity.
جگر jigar
P جگر jigar [Pehl. jegar; Zend yakare; S. yakr̤it], s.m. The liver; the vitals; the heart; mind; spirit, courage, pluck; kernel, core; (met.) dear, darling; a son; near and dear relations or friends:—jigar-afgār, adj. Troubled in mind; heart-broken:—jigar-band, s.m. The liver, lungs, and heart together; the vitals; (met.) a son:—jigar-tafta, adj. Heart-burnt; in love; in a fever:—jigar-ćāk, adj. Heart-broken:—jigar-ćākī, s.f. Brokenness of heart:—jigar-jigar digar-digar, Mine is mine and yours is yours, 'Everyone knows where his own shoe pinches':—jigar-ḵẖarāsh, adj. Heart-rending:—jigar-ḵẖur, jigar-ḵẖẉār, s.m. An enchanter, magician, sorcerer:—jigar-doz, adj. Heart-piercing, pathetic:—jigar-soḵẖta, adj. Heart-inflamed; in love:—jigar-soz, adj. Heart-inflaming, tormenting; moving; heart-inflamed, tormented, troubled in mind:—jigar-figār, adj. Heart-broken, heart-wounded (=jigar-afgār; jigar-ćāk):—jigar-kāvī, s.f. Anxiety, trouble of mind:—jigar-kā pāra, jigar-kā ṭukra, s.m. A piece of the liver; (met.) a son:—jigar-gosha, s.m. A lobe of the liver; (met.), one dear or beloved, a darling.
