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بگاه ba-gāh

P بگاه ba-gāh, adv. In time, opportunely, seasonably.

باگهہ बाघ bāgh

H باگهہ बाघ bāgh, = H باگها बाघा bāghā, [S. व्याघ्रः Prk. वक्वो, वग्घो], s.m. Tiger (syn. sher); lion:—bāgh-ambar s.m. Tiger's skin:—bāgh-bakrī, s.f. Tiger and goat; lion and kid;—a boy's game (similar to our 'fox and geese'):—bāgh-kā paṭṭhā, s.m. Tiger's cub:—bāgh-nakh, bāg-nak, s.m. Tiger's claw (set in silver and worn as a charm); a weapon made of steel, resembling huge claws, and fitting upon the hands (cf. baghnā and bag-nahā).