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Ginanic Term Meaning  

abhed meaningless ◆ one whose mystery cannot be known ◆ without difference
abūj foolish ◆ stupid ◆ ignorant ◆ one who does not understand
adharmi faithless ◆ one who does not believe in religion
adharmī one who does not follow religion ◆ one who does not believe in religion
ajar eternal ◆ imperishable ◆ one who does not get old ◆ indigestible
amar didārī one who is in a state of perpetual didar
anant karod uncountable ◆ many ◆ innumerable (saved ones)
antar jāmi one who knows the secrets of the hearts
antarjami one who knows the secrets of the heart
antarjāmi one who knows the secrets of the heart ◆ the lord
antkal time of death ◆ death-bed ◆ final moments of one’s live
aras/arsh empyrean ◆ the throne of god
ardāsi one who entreats ◆ one who requests
arjāṇi/arjaṇā one who requests
arsh throne
arūpaḍi one who is not beautiful or pretty
asan throne ◆ seat
asanethi from the throne
avar anyone else ◆ other ◆ another ◆ others ◆ alien ◆ mean ◆ inferior
avichari thoughtless ◆ one who does not think ◆ ignorant ◆ stupid ◆ unthinking ◆ evil
bakshaṇhār one who forgives ◆ one who pardons ◆ forgiver
balhāri sacrifice one’s life
balhārī sacrifice one's life ◆ to sacrifice one’s life ◆ sacrifice ◆ to lay down life
balihārī to sacrifice one's life ◆ sacrifice
baliyā tied ◆ bound ◆ one who fulfills
bhanjan one who breaks ◆ one who removes
bhanjanhar one who breaks ◆ one who removes
bharamiyā in doubt ◆ gone astray
bhave by anyone
bhaṇiyo read ◆ taken ◆ put ◆ mentioned
bhedi confidant ◆ one who knows the secret
bhikham one who entreat
bhirkhā one who eats
bhogiyā one who loves the world ◆ fond of worldly pleasures ◆ one who enjoys the material life ◆ gluttonous
bhulā paḍiyā strayed ◆ gone astray
bhulāṇā are oblivious ◆ gone astray
bhulḍākū to the strayed ones
bhūlaṇā one who has forgotten ◆ lost ◆ oblivious
bhūlṇā those gone astray
birājti kept ◆ sitting ◆ placed on one’s place
bolanhār one who says ◆ one who speaks
bujāvaṇhār one who extinguishes
bāvā brother ◆ used to address someone ◆ also used for a respected person ◆ man ◆ father ◆ saint ◆ hermit
chalaṇhār one who goes ◆ one who walks ◆ one who treads
chasme (chashme) one who sees ◆ water fountain
chaḍlā one which is risen ◆ who has been manifested
chetaṇhār one who becomes careful
chetaṇhārā one who becomes careful
chetāyā cautioned ◆ warned
chha māsī six-monthly rite following one’s death
chhedaṇhār one who will destroy ◆ one who will pierce
chhoḍiyā left ◆ shunned ◆ abandoned
chhuḍāvaṇhār one who brings salvation
chhānḍī having abandoned ◆ leaving
chok bajār openly ◆ in front of everyone
chokī throne
chukīrā the ones who have gone astray
chusṇī one who suckles
chānd sūraj the moon and the sun the rise and the fall of inglā and pinglā the breathing from one nostril is called inglā and from the other nostril is called pinglā and the unison of the both called sukhmaṇā (shushumnā) in view of their effects they are also ca
damḍi dām small money ◆ smallest denomination of money
dasbandhi one who offers dasond ◆ payer of dasond
dasbandī one who pays dasond
dasondī one who offers dasond
dhan wealth ◆ riches ◆ congratulation ◆ wealth and riches ◆ congratulations ◆ felicitations ◆ bravo ◆ well done! bravo! wealth ◆ treasure ◆ money
dhar dhast putting one hand on the other
didāriyā one who is blessed with didar
drav bride money ◆ the amount taken from the groom in return of giving away one’s daughter in marriage ◆ price ◆ trade
dātaṇ tooth brush ◆ wash one’s face and mouth ◆ brush one’s teeth
dātār lord ◆ savior ◆ giver ◆ one who bestows
dūjā another ◆ more ◆ other ◆ someone else ◆ anyone else ◆ second
ek nā of one
ekalḍo alone
ekalḍā alone
eke even one
eki chite with concentration ◆ from the depth of one's heart
eklaḍa alone
eklo alone
eklūṅ alone
eko ek each and everyone
ekoter seventy one (71) ◆ seventy-one (71)
ekoter puriyā seventy-one generations
ekā one
ekānt privacy ◆ solitude ◆ isolation ◆ quietness ◆ alone
furkān the qur’ān ◆ one which differentiates between right and wrong
gaddi seat ◆ throne ◆ the throne of imam ◆ holy money ◆ saintly money
gahelā perishable ◆ one which will go away ◆ oblivion ◆ ignorant
garās morsel ◆ gift ◆ offering ◆ money or land given for sustenance ◆ portion ◆ share ◆ property ◆ inheritance ◆ wealth
goṭhaḍi to meet alone ◆ presence ◆ company ◆ talks of love
gur lopī one who deceives the spiritual guide
guḍā knee ◆ bone
gāruḍi one who can remove the effects of snakebite
halaṇhāro temporary ◆ one which is bound to go away
halkārā proclaimer ◆ one who heralds ◆ call ◆ invitation
hankārī the one who drives
hanspuri the city of the souls ◆ one of the names of the city of multan
har plough ◆ each one
hek one
hek one (1)
hek hek each one ◆ every one
hekā koi everyone
hāḍ bone ◆ bones ◆ body
hāḍkā bones ◆ skeleton
jai having gone
jajmān/yajmān performer of sacrifice ◆ one who gets sacrifice or worship performed for oneself by priest of brahmin and gives him dakshīṇā or gift ◆ patron ◆ donor ◆ host
jar money ◆ wealth
jaṇ jaṇ to each one ◆ to everyone ◆ to all and sundry ◆ everyone
jenā whose ◆ one whose
jhado jhad (jado jad) in quick sequence ◆ one after another
jodhā fighter ◆ one who fights
jugesar primordial saint ◆ great saint ◆ worshipper ◆ ascetic ◆ hermit ◆ yogi ◆ primordial yogi ◆ great yogi ◆ one who attained the highest status in yoga ◆ sage
jāgaṇhārā one who wakes up
jāṇaṇhāro one who knows
jūvā jūvṭo gambling ◆ game for money
kalap virakh/vraksh an imaginary wish-tree the largest tree in the world which has an age of between 100 and 50000 years also known as kalap tarū and considered as one of the 14 jewels
kandhodhar one who carries on shoulder
kari having done
kartav deed ◆ act ◆ deeds ◆ actions ◆ duty ◆ that which should be done ◆ action
karī having done
kede behind ◆ after ◆ one after another
kene to anyone
keni of anyone
kenī/keno of anyone
keṅ anyone ◆ none
keṅkhe anyone
khamiyāvantā one who pardons and overlooks ◆ humble ◆ forgiver
khanḍ vikhanḍ from one area to another area
khaṭ ghaḍī six ghaḍīs ◆ one ghaḍī=24 minutes
kidhā did ◆ done ◆ having done
kine anyone
kinā done ◆ did ◆ made
kirat deed ◆ done
kitoe done
kitā done
kiyo done ◆ made
kiyāiṅ you have done
koi koi nobody ◆ none ◆ hardly anyone
koik rarely anyone ◆ someone ◆ some ◆ perhaps anyone
kol karariya promise ◆ to give one’s word
kos league ◆ unstandardized distance calculated variously from one-and-a-quarter to three miles
koḍāmṇā beautiful ◆ one who fulfills wishes
koḍī a penny ◆ very small amount ◆ a meagre sum of money
kāmī one who is indulged in fulfilling carnal desires
kāriyo harmful ◆ one which causes harm
kārmi one which deceives ◆ beautiful ◆ terrifying ◆ dreadful ◆ frightful ◆ formidable
kātaraṇi one which cuts
kīdhā did ◆ done
kīdhāṅ done
kīnā malice ◆ jealousy ◆ did ◆ done
kīnā done
lekhiyā counted ◆ considered ◆ reckoned
lenehār one who takes
levaṇhār one who takes
lāḍ laḍāve to spoil someone with love and affection
maiṅdaḍā one who weighs
man māniyūṅ according to one’s whims
man raliyā one which pleases ◆ fascinates the heart
man vash to have control on one's self
manak (manek) a ruby ◆ a precious stone
meli dirty ◆ filthy ◆ having abandoned ◆ having deserted
meliyā left ◆ abandoned ◆ shunned
melī leave ◆ leaving ◆ dirty ◆ having abandoned
melī kari having left ◆ having abandoned
muchhada mustached ◆ one who ahs long mustaches
mukar one who denies ◆ one who refuses
mukio left ◆ abandoned
mukirā one who has gone astray ◆ one who denied the truth
mundrādhāri one who wears earrings
mākhī honey
mūkiyo left ◆ abandoned ◆ shunned
naragī one who goes to hell
narkhūṅ one who goes to hell
narsavādi abstainer ◆ recluse ◆ one who shuns worldly pleasure
nindrāḍvā one who sleeps
nindrāḍū one who sleeps
niralambh (niralamb) self existed ◆ one who does not need any support
niyāji humble ◆ meek ◆ submissive ◆ one who entreats
nugre one who does not have a pir ◆ bad
nīpaṇhārā creator ◆ one who rewards
osri gayā left ◆ abandoned ◆ gave up ◆ separated
otareā/utareā left ◆ abandoned ◆ fled
panch one who settles disputes
par gavan illicit relationship with someone else’s wife
par ninagari one who backbites
par nindāgārī one who backbites ◆ gossipmonger
par nāri a woman belonging to another ◆ someone else’s woman
par nārī someone else's woman ◆ not one's own wife ◆ other’s woman
par strī women of others ◆ someone else’s wife ◆ other’s woman
parkhaṇhār one who recognizes
parvārā a type of a precious stone found in the oceans ◆ small pearl ◆ coral
parāyo belonging to someone else ◆ that belongs to others
parṇanhār one who is going to marry
pathar stone ◆ idol
pathrā stone
patiaṇā to accept ◆ to believe ◆ to consider it to be true ◆ to rely ◆ to get salvation ◆ to offer oneself ◆ will be counted ◆ will be accepted
paṭuntaro different ◆ separate ◆ distinct ◆ separation from one's beloved ◆ dissimilar
peṭ kū pāṭā deve to tie one’s stomach ie to starve ◆ to control hunger
phiroi one which turns
potāno own ◆ of self ◆ of one’s own
pratipāḷ one who fulfills promise
puraṇhār one who fulfills ◆ giver ◆ sustainer ◆ provider
purāṇo imprisoned ◆ shut
pāie get done ◆ receive ◆ attain
pākhāṇ stone ◆ idol
pārkhu one who tests
pārkhū one who examines ◆ one who tests
pārkī of others ◆ not one’s own ◆ belonging to another
pāsang make-weight ◆ something placed in one scale to balance the other
pāv one fourth
pūchheo asked ◆ questioned
pūchhāese will be questioned ◆ will be asked to give account
pūraṇhār one who fulfills
pūṭhe behind one’s back
rāh chukā gone astray
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
sabhāgā fortunate one ◆ name of a disciple of pir shams (ra)
sadhāre having departed ◆ having gone
safi saran a whetstone ◆ a grindstone
saghḷo/saglo/saglī all ◆ everyone
sahū/saū all ◆ everyone ◆ each one
sajaṇe loved ones and friends
saran a whetstone ◆ a grindstone
sarve all ◆ everyone ◆ everything
sarāṇ/surāṇ whetstone ◆ grindstone
sarāṇe whet stone ◆ grind stone
satpanthī one who follows satpanth (true path)
saune to everyone
savā bhār one and a quarter mound (weight)
sinchaṇhārā one who irrigates ◆ one who waters
singhāsaṇ throne
singāsaṇ throne ◆ royal throne
sir sāṭā to sacrifice one’s head ◆ to sacrifice one’s life
sirbandhi one who sacrifices everything
sirbandhī one who sacrifices everything
sirbandī one who sacrifices everything
siṅchaṇhārā one who irrigates
siṅhāsaṇ throne
so one hundred (100) ◆ that
soi that ◆ only that ◆ the same one
sujāṇ wise ◆ well-informed ◆ one who knows ◆ knowing ◆ knower
sukarmī one who does good deeds
sukritvantā one who offers sukrit ◆ complete in righteous deeds
supātra deserving ◆ one who deserves the due ◆ imam
suratiyā one who contemplates
sīṅchaṇhār one who irrigates ◆ one who saturates
taji arabian horse ◆ having left ◆ having shunned ◆ having abandoned
taji gayā left ◆ abandoned ◆ walked out
tamboli one who trims betel leaf ◆ a seller of betel-leaf
teḍāviyā called ◆ invited ◆ summoned
thambhaṇhār one who supports ◆ one who upholds
thūl body ◆ trunk ◆ stone
tāraṇhār savior ◆ one who saves
udrāmṇā strayed ones
ui that same one
upgari one who does good to others ◆ one who helps others
uprā uprī one after another ◆ repeatedly ◆ incessantly
vahevariyo businessman ◆ one who deals fairly
vaheṇo one who returns ◆ one who comes back
vahi gayā passed away ◆ gone ◆ passed ◆ flowed ◆ gone away
var dātā one who gives his words ◆ one who promises ◆ one who gives word
varatiyā passed away ◆ performed ◆ gone ◆ spread
vardāi the giver of word ◆ the giver of promise ◆ one who bestows
vigoyā gone astray ◆ lost
vijogan separated from one’s sweet heart struck with the pain of separation
virlā brave ◆ hardly anyone ◆ rarely anyone
vāchaṇhārā one who says ◆ one who reads
vāhānā one which comes and goes
vīrlo/vīrlā brave ◆ rarely anyone
vīrlā hardly anyone ◆ brave
āchārī one who does ◆ doer
āp gāḷī having annihilated one's self
āp matilo one who lives with his own wishes
āp matīlā one who lives according to his desires ◆ willful
āp murādā follower of one's own desires ◆ one who follows one's own wishes ◆ according to one's whims and fancies ◆ willful
āṇe having brought ◆ willful ◆ act according to one's wishes ◆ brings ◆ bring
ṭaḍiyā gone away ◆ gone astray

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