گہرا गहरा gahrā, or गहिरा gahirā
H گہرا गहरा gahrā, or गहिरा gahirā [Prk. गहिरओ or गहिलओ; S. गभीर+कः], adj. (f. -ī), Deep, profound; important, weighty, grave; difficult;—deep-seated;—sound (as sleep);—close, intimate (friendship);—strong (as liquor):—gahrā-kāṭā, adj. (Bot.) Laciniate:—gahrā karnā (-ko), To deepen, &c. (=gahrānā):—gahrī bāt, s.f. A deep matter; a profound, grave, or important affair, &c.; a difficult matter:—gahrī ćhānnā (-se), To be close friends (with);—to have a great fight (with):—gahrī gintī, s.f. Algebra:—gahre honā, v.n. To prosper, thrive; to fatten; to gain.
گہرا गहरा gahrā
H گہرا गहरा gahrā [Prk. गहडओ=S. ग्रह+र+कः], s.m. A large bundle of sheaves (containing about ten seers of grain);—the daily wages in kind of a labourer in harvest-time (also written gairā); a sheaf; a bundle (of grass); a handful.
گهوڙا घोड़ा ghoṛā
H گهوڙا घोड़ा ghoṛā [Prk. घोडओ; S. घोटकः], s.m. A horse;—(in chess) the knight;—a clothes-horse;—hammer (of a gun):—ghoṛā uṭhānā, To put a horse to full speed:—ghoṛā palānnā, or ghoṛe-par zīn bāṅdhnā or kasnā, To saddle a horse:—ghoṛā ćaṛhānā (bandūq-kā), To raise the hammer (of a gun), to cock (a gun):—ghoṛā ćhoṛnā (bandūq-kā), To pull the trigger (of a gun):—ghoṛā denā (-ko), To put (a mare) to a stallion:—ghoṛā ḍālnā (-par), To put a horse to full speed; to gallop a horse (at or after); to charge:—ghoṛe-sawār, s.m. A horseman; rider:—ghoṛe-ko sarpaṭ pheṅknā, To force a horse to its utmost speed:—nāqiṣ ghoṛā, s.m. A cast horse; a screw.
گهيرا घेरा gherā
H گهيرا घेरा gherā [gher, q.v. + S. कः], s.m. Circumference, measure round; girth; circuit, compass; rim (of a vessel, &c.); an encompassing or enclosing line or body; a circle; a fence; enclosure;—siege, blockade;—vertigo:—gherā uṭhānā (-kā), To raise the siege (of):—gherā ḍālnā (-meṅ), To surround, encompass; to invest, lay siege (to), blockade:—ghere-meṅ paṛnā (-ke), To be surrounded; to be hemmed in.
گهيرا घेरा gherā perf. part. of ghernā, q.v.
H گهيرا घेरा gherā (perf. part. of ghernā, q.v.), part. adj. (f. -ī), Surrounded, encompassed, enclosed fenced in; encysted (as a tumour, &c.);—round.
