1880.] vocabtjijAbt. 109 



gwiidhan-din, the caper-plant. Capparis spinosa. 

 (lit. udder-tearer). 

 J go^^/tar, wasp's nest. 

 jy> gwar, adv. near. P. bar. 



gwara, nearly. 

 jy gor, wild ass. P. 



gor-dil, Daphne mueronata (so called from its red 

 berries). 



itomb. 

 y^^jy goristan, ) 



Jy gwar, woman's breast. P. bar. 



gwar-sar, nipple, 



gwarart dir khanuy/*, to wean. 



gwar-ambazi, embracing. 



iSj'^I^^ gorand, a ram, male urial. 



'^^■'Jy gwarband, path leading round the foot of a hill. 

 J'^i )T' gwarpahar, flock of lambs. 



'^Jy' gv/iira^h, v., p.p. gwartha, fut. 3rd pers. sing, gwari, to rain. 



P. baridan. 

 ^ti^Jy gwara 7f7», a lamb. 



Vy>^ gorkha, a kind of coarse grass called in Sind and the 

 S. Panjab sin or sain, good for fodder. 

 f;y goram, a herd of cattle. (P. gav, rama.) (Si. goramu.) 

 Jy gur, gur or coarse molasses. 

 ^Jj^ gwazay/i. See ^ guzat/h, to pass. P, guzashtan. 

 djy gozhd, fiesh, meat. P. gosht. 

 gwas, enough. P. has. 

 SrS^*^-'^ goskari, crystal, felspar ; fossils in rock. 

 i^y gosh, ear. P. 



gosh-deay//, to listen, attend. 

 ^y gosha, s. the pan of a matchlock. 



gwasha_5'7j. See gusbay/j, to say. 

 goj/a-a, s. a snore. Goj/n-a janay/i, to snore^ 



