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گارا गारा gārā prob. i.q. gāṛhā, q.v.

H گارا गारा gārā (prob. i.q. gāṛhā, q.v.), s.m. Thick mud; mud kneaded or prepared for making bricks, or pottery, or for building or plastering;—name of a rāginī or musical mode:—gārā karnā, To prepare mud for plastering or building, &c.:—gārā gānā, To sing a gārā; (fig.) to tell a long story.

گاڙا गाड़ा gāṛā

H گاڙا गाड़ा gāṛā [Prk. गड्डओ; S. गर्त + कः], s.m. Hollow, hole, cavity, cavern; a ditch; low land (on which water does not lie long);—ambuscade:—gāṛe baiṭhnā, To be concealed, to lie in ambush.

گاڙا गाड़ा gāṛā i.q. gārā or gāṛhā

H گاڙا गाड़ा gāṛā (i.q. gārā or gāṛhā), s.m. Kneaded or prepared mud (see gārā);—a sort of coarse, thick cloth (see gāṛhā);—a sect of Moḥammadans forcibly converted from Hindūism in the reign of 'Alamgīr.

گاڙا गाड़ा gāṛā fr. gāṛī, q.v.

H گاڙا गाड़ा gāṛā (fr. gāṛī, q.v.), s.m. A common load-cart, a cart without a frame or box; a cart, waggon; gun-carriage.

گورا गौरा gaurā

H گورا गौरा gaurā [prob. S. गृह+कः; cf. the dialec. form gharuʼā], s.m. A cock-sparrow.