غيب g̠aib inf. n. of غيب 'to be or become absent, or hidden,' c.
A غيب g̠aib (inf. n. of غيب 'to be or become absent, or hidden,' &c.), s.m. Absence; invisibility; concealment; anything that is absent, or invisible, or hidden (from sight or mental perception); a mystery, secret; an event of futurity; the invisible world, the future state (=ʻālam-ě-g̠aib);—adj. Absent; invisible, unseen, unapparent; hidden, concealed; latent; mysterious, secret:—g̠aib-dān, adj. & s.m. Having knowledge of hidden things, or of the unseen or invisible world; skilful in discovering mysteries; omniscient;—a prophet, seer, diviner; the Omniscient Being:—g̠aib-dānī, s.f. Knowledge of hidden things, or of mysteries:—g̠aib-g̠ulelā honā or ho-jānā (-se), 'To become an invisible pellet'; to be or become absent, to be off (from); to be lost:—g̠aib honā or ho-jānā (naz̤ar-se), To vanish (from sight), to disappear; to be lost.
غائب g̠āʼib act. part. of غيب 'to be or become absent,' c.
A غائب g̠āʼib (act. part. of غيب 'to be or become absent,' &c.), adj. Absent; hidden, concealed, unapparant, invisible; vanished; lost;—s.m. The hidden, the invisible, the future; the Invisible Being, the Deity;—(in Gram.) the third person:—g̠āʼib-bāz, s.m. A conjurer, necromancer:—g̠āʼib-g̠ulla, adj. (colloq.) = g̠āʼib:—g̠āʼib karnā, v.t. To hide, secrete, stow away, make away with:—g̠āʼib khelnā, v.n. To play (chess, &c.) without seeing (the board, or one's opponent):—g̠āʼib honā or ho-jānā, v.n. To disappear (from sight, naz̤ar-se), to become invisible, to vanish, to make off, &c.
