گاتي गाती gātī
H گاتي गाती gātī [gāt, q.v. + ī = Prk. इआ=S. इका], s.f. A cloth or dress worn (by village people) like a plaid (a ćaddar passed over the shoulders, and under the arms, and fastened in a knot on the chest):—gātī bāṅdhnā, or gātī mārnā, To wear or fasten on a gātī, to wear a ćādar as a plaid is worn.
گيتي getī, or gītī
P گيتي getī, or gītī [old P. gaitha; Pehl. gehān; Zend gaêtha, fr. gi; see jahān], s.f. The world, the universe:—gītī-ārāʼe, adj. & s.m. World-adorning;—the ornament of mankind:—gītī-afroz, or gītī-faroz, adj. World-inflaming; world-illumining; an epithet of the sun:—gītī-sitān, s.m. Conqueror (or emperor) of the world:—gītī-naward, adj. & s.m. Who (or one who) has travelled over the world;—the sun;—an epithet of Alexander the Great.
گوتا गोता gotā
H گوتا गोता gotā = H گوت गोत got [S. गो+त्रं, and त्रकं, rt. त्रै], s.m. Family, race, parentage, lineage, kith and kin, family stock; family name; a caste (collectively); subdivision of a tribe or caste; genus; class or species.
گوٿا गोटा goṭā
H گوٿا गोटा goṭā [goṭ = S. कोटि+कः], s.m. Edging; gold or silver lace (rather narrow); a narrow fillet of brocade; a preparation of coriander seeds, cocoa-nut, cardamoms, and coffee, &c. (in this sense perhaps from Prk. goṭṭha; S. goshṭha):—goṭā-kinārī, s.f. Edging of gold or silver lace:—goṭā-wālā, s.m. A maker (or a seller) of edging, lace, braid, &c.
گاتا गाता gātā
H گاتا गाता gātā [Prk. गत्तअं; S. गात्रकं], s.m. The body;—paste-board, board (of a book or binding).
