گوڙهہ गूढ़ gūṛha, vulg. gūṛh S. gūḍha, rt. guh
H گوڙهہ गूढ़ gūṛha, vulg. gūṛh (S. gūḍha, rt. guh), part. Covered, veiled, hidden, concealed; secret, private; disguised;—difficult, abstruse, occult, obscure; abstract; mysterious, enigmatical:—gūṛhārth (˚ha+ar˚), Of obscure or hidden meaning; of abstruse import:—gūṛh-baktā, or gūṛh-vaktā, s.m. (lit. 'saying profound things'), A pedagogue; a pedant:—gūṛh-pāt, s.m. A snake:—gūṛh purush, s.m. A secret emissary; a disguised agent; a spy:—gūṛha-ja, vulg. gūṛhaj, adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Born privately or secretly;—the son of a concealed birth; a son born secretly of a woman whose husband is absent, the real father being unknown:—gūṛh-ćār, s.m. A secret emissary; a spy:—gūṛh-mārg, s.m. A secret way; a subterraneous passage; a bye-road:—gūṛh-vaktā, s.m. See gūṛh-baktā.
گڙهائي गढ़ाई gaṛhāʼī
H گڙهائي गढ़ाई gaṛhāʼī [gaṛhā(nā)+āʼī = Prk. एअव्वअइआ=S. (इ)तव्य+ता+इका], s.f. Burying.
گدها गधा gadhā and गदहा gadahā or gadhā
H گدها गधा gadhā and गदहा gadahā or gadhā [Prk. गद्दहओ; S. गर्दभ+कः], s.m. An ass, a donkey; (met.) a stupid fellow, blockhead, fool;—an ass-load:—gadhā-pūrnā, s.m. Boerhavia diffusa:—gadhā-ćand, s.m. A stupid fellow, a fool:—gadhā-gadhī, s.f. A boys' game:—gadhā-gadhī-kā biyāh, s.m. 'Ass's wedding,' symbolized by sunshine and rain (cf. the English 'fox's wedding'):—gadhā-loṭan, s.m. A place where asses lie down and roll (it is regarded with superstitious dread):—gadhā-hīṅćū, s.m.(?)=gadhā-gadhī:—gadhoṅ buḵẖār ćaṛhnā (-par), To
suffer from severe fever:—gadhe-par ćaṛhānā (-ko), 'To mount (one) on an ass,' to punish by public exposure of a criminal seated on an ass with his face blackened and turned towards the tail; (fig.) to disgrace:—gadhe-kā hal ćalnā or phirnā (-par), A plough drawn by asses to pass (over a demolished fort, or city, &c., by way of vengeance); to be razed, to be utterly demolished (a city, &c.):—gadhe-kā hal ćalwānā (-par), To drive a plough drawn by asses (over a demolished fort, &c.); to demolish, to raze.
گڙهائی गढ़ाई gaṛhāʼī gaṛhānā, 'to form,' c.+āʼī, as in the preceding
H گڙهائی गढ़ाई gaṛhāʼī (gaṛhā(nā), 'to form,' &c.+āʼī, as in the preceding), s.f. Making, make, workmanship; malleating (jewellery);—the price of malleating jewellery, or of graving, &c.
گڙهي गढ़ी gaṛhī
H گڙهي गढ़ी gaṛhī [S. गड+इका], s.f. A small fort; a castle; a village fortification of mud flanked with towers (under former governments there was scarcely a village in India without its gaṛhī):—gaṛhī-band, s.m. A description of muʻāfī tenure, in Bundelkhand, by which lands are held on paying a stipulated yearly tribute (but not one-fifth the amount which ought to be paid):—gaṛhī fatḥ karnā, To take a fort, &c. (=gaṛh jītnā, q.v.).
