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Ginanic Term	Meaning

abhed	meaningless ◆ one whose mystery cannot be known ◆ without difference
anarth	injustice ◆ incorrect meaning
arath	purpose ◆ meaning ◆ good deed ◆ reward ◆ wealth
arath	meaning
arth	meaning ◆ purpose ◆ essence
avar	anyone else ◆ other ◆ another ◆ others ◆ alien ◆ mean ◆ inferior
bhal	goodness ◆ virtue according to some the word is bhar which means land
bhoj	name of king of ujain to some this is a corrupted form of a persian word ‘buz’ which means a goat
bhīkhāṇo	became means of begging
chandāl/chanḍāl	mean ◆ ignoble ◆ wicked ◆ vulgar
eṭle	meanwhile
gorakh	cow-keeper ◆ shepherd (according to some it is a corrupt form of a persian word “gurg” which means a wolf) ◆ shepherd
jomū sipārvū	to change dress ◆ symbolically means to leave the mortal body ◆ to pass away ◆ to depart from this mortal world
jugti	wisdom ◆ method ◆ way ◆ means ◆ mode ◆ manner ◆ mystical expression of purpose
kam asīl	bad ◆ evil ◆ mean ◆ of low level
kaḍūā	a type of ornament (from the context of the ginan it looks that the word is a distorted form of the word “kaḍā” which means a big ring of gold or silver ◆ bangles ◆ anklet ◆ bracelet ◆ etc)
maharas	full of wisdom ◆ meaningful
man muḍ	to some this word is man munḍh which means ignorant ◆ fool
maram	secret ◆ essence ◆ reality ◆ mystery ◆ the secret meaning or purpose ◆ latent virtue ◆ truth
mohosar	easy means ◆ easy way
pāṭ mānḍī	having set the pāṭ ◆ (pāṭ means a small wooden table)
sag (shag)	exquisite ◆ expensive the correct word is shag which means pile ◆ collection ◆ ample ◆ abundant etc
sanahiyā	love ◆ (or shamaiyā which means forgiveness)
sendhaḍā	according to some this word is sanaḍā which means small
sir (shīr)	milk ◆ in some texts the word is khir which means milk
sādhan	efforts ◆ instrument ◆ means ◆ endeavour
takrār	cause ◆ reason ◆ motive (looking at the context it is possible that this word is tatkāḷ which means immediately)
tarūā	a type of jewelery (from the context of the ginan it seems that this word is a distorted form of “tora” which means silver or gold chain worn in the neck or on the feet or ankles ◆ a number of chains linked together and worn around the neck or ankles)

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