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گرز gurz

P گرز gurz [Pehl. vazr; Zend vazra, fr. vaz, 'To strengthen,' &c.; S. वज्र, rt. वज्], s.m. A mace, a club; an iron club (pointed at one end, and having a knob at the other covered with spikes);—a battle-axe:—gurz-bardār, s.m. Mace-bearer:—gurz-mār, s.m. A (Mohammadan) faqīr who carries a club armed with spikes with which he wounds himself to extort alms.

غريز g̠arīz prob. contrac. fr. A. غريزة 'nature,' c.; rt. غرز 'to plant'

P غريز g̠arīz (prob. contrac. fr. A. غريزة 'nature,' &c.; rt. غرز 'to plant'), s.m. Meekness, gentleness, mildness, clemency, forbearance.

گراز gurāz

P گراز gurāz [for vurāz; Pehl. varāz; Zend varāza; S. वराह], s.m. Wild boar, boar, hog.

غراز g̠urāz, vulg. g̠urrāz

P غراز g̠urāz, vulg. g̠urrāz [for orig. گراز gurāz; fr. Zend vi+rāz = S. वि+राज्], adj. Pompous, haughty; frowning; bold, brave.

غرض g̠araẓ inf. n. of غرض 'to be vexed or disquieted' by, 'to be distressed in mind,' c.

A غرض g̠araẓ (inf. n. of غرض 'to be vexed or disquieted' (by), 'to be distressed in mind,' &c.), s.f. An object of aim or pursuit, or of desire, or of want; aim, end, object, design, view, purpose, intention; business; meaning; a want, need, necessity, occasion; interest, concern; interestedness, interested motive; spite, hatred, rancour;—adv. In short, in a word, in fine:—g̠araẓ-āshnā, adj. Interested:—g̠araẓ-ālūd, or g̠araẓ-āmez, adj. Designing; interested, selfish; spiteful, malevolent:—g̠araẓ-bāʼolā, or g̠araẓ-kā bāʼolā, s.m. A slave to (one's) desires or passions:—g̠araẓ paṛnā (-kī), To feel the need (of); to have occasion (for):—g̠araẓ rakhnā (-kī), To have desire (for), to aim (at); to be interested (in); to busy or concern ooneself (with):—g̠araẓ-kā yār, adj.=g̠araẓī, q.v.:—g̠araẓ-mand, adj. Desirous (of), wishing (for); needing, needy; concerned, interested; selfish, designing:—g̠araẓ-mandī, s.f. Self-interest, selfishness:—g̠araẓ nikālnā (apnī), To attain (one's) object, gain (one's) end, accomplish (one's) desire or purpose:—bā-g̠araẓ, adj. Interested:—be-g̠araẓ, adj. & adv. Disinterested, having no concern (with), having no purpose to serve;—disinterestedly; indifferently:—be-garaẓī, s.f. Disinterestedness.