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Ginanic Term	Meaning

bharpūr	full ◆ complete ◆ with full splendour ◆ present everywhere ◆ brimful
charāchar	everywhere
chaturdesh	everywhere ◆ all four sides
chau dīse	in four sides ◆ everywhere ◆ all around ◆ in all four directions
chaū dīse	all four sides ◆ everywhere
chodhār	all four sides ◆ everywhere ◆ around
chopher	everywhere ◆ all four sides
dharam jug	name of a yug (era) in which religion will prevail everywhere
endhāṇ	sign ◆ information ◆ whereabouts ◆ address ◆ trace ◆ indication
endhāṇ/endhāṇī	address ◆ sign ◆ symbol ◆ whereabouts
endhāṇī	place ◆ address ◆ sign ◆ whereabouts
harohar	in all sides ◆ everywhere ◆ brimful
hit	here ◆ in this world
hite	here
hite	here
ithai	here
itkā	of here ◆ belonging here
iyāṅ	here
jagan	watchful ◆ vigilant ◆ a congregation where worship ◆ meditation and music are conducted
jeṇethi	whereby
jite	where
jiyāṅ	where ◆ there
jāgeā/jagiyā	place ◆ residence ◆ whereabouts
jāṅ	as long as ◆ where ◆ who
jāṅhi	where
kahek	name of a city in iran where the imam of the time used to reside
kalimāh	profession of faith ◆ to declare lā ilāha illallāhu muhammadur rasūlullāh (there is no deity except allāh and muhammad is the messenger of allāh)
karaṇ	ear ◆ a period of 30 yugas ◆ there are 30 yugas in a karaṇ
koṇ	who? where?
kumlāi	got withered
kyāeṅ	where
kyāṅ	where
malīyo	have gathered ◆ have met
meḍvī	together ◆ having gathered together
nābhī kamaḷ	place where the navel is situated ◆ the lotus of navel
orār na pār	neither here nor there
palatra	the next world ◆ the hereafter ◆ the other world ◆ hereafter ◆ next world ◆ the day of judgment
rāhū	astronomically ◆ rāhū and ketū denote the points of intersection of the paths of the sun and the moon as they move on the celestial sphere therefore ◆ rāhū and ketū are respectively called the north and the south lunar nodes the fact that eclipses occur when the sun and the moon are at one of these points gives rise to the myth of the swallowing of the sun and the moon by the demon snake
sūkā	dried up ◆ withered ◆ dry
sūrsathān	the place where the sun rises ◆ paradise
tite	there
tiyāṅ	there
tyāṅ	there
tāṅ hi	to him ◆ there
tāṅhā	there
uthai	there
uttar khand	the land of north ◆ iran and iraq (where imams used to reside)
uvāṅ	there
uṅch	high ◆ uch sharif ◆ (a village in the punjab where the tombs of pir sadardin and pir hasan kabirdin are located)
varoḍi	barren land ◆ the land where only grass grows
vyāpak	manifest ◆ spread ◆ encompassed ◆ present everywhere
āgal	in front of ◆ in the next world ◆ ahead ◆ leading ◆ there
āgaḷ	ahead ◆ in the future ◆ in the next world ◆ later ◆ in front ◆ up ahead ◆ in the hereafter ◆ before

Ginan Central: Reverse Lexicon

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