گلابي gulābī gulāb, q.v.+ī = S. इन्
P گلابي gulābī (gulāb, q.v.+ī = S. इन्), adj. Of rose-water; of roses; rose-coloured, rosy, roseate; rose-scented;—s.m. Rose-colour;—red (or ruby) wine;—s.f. A bottle, flagon (for holding rose-water, or wine, &c.);—a kind of sweetmeat (scented with rose-water; cf. gulābī rauṛī):—gulābī āṅkh, s.f. An eye red with wine-drinking (much admired by Indian lovers):—gulābī jāṛā, s.m. The spring season; a mild winter:—gulābī raṅg, s.m. or gulābī raṅgat, s.f. Rose-colour.
غلبه g̠alaba, vulg. g̠alba for A. غلبة, inf. n. of غلب 'to overcome,' c.
P غلبه g̠alaba, vulg. g̠alba (for A. غلبة, inf. n. of غلب 'to overcome,' &c.), s.m. Overcoming, overpowering, conquering, subduing, &c.; victory, conquest, ascendency, mastery, prevalence, predominance, superiority, advantage, superior power or force or influence; excess; assault; strength; success in a contest:—g̠alaba pānā (-par), To obtain the mastery (over), to be victorious, to get the better (of), &c.:—g̠alaba karnā (-par), To prevail (against), to overcome, overpower, conquer, subdue, to gain the ascendency, get the upper hand, &c.
