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Ginanic Term Meaning  

abhed meaningless ◆ one whose mystery cannot be known ◆ without difference
ajāṇ ignorant ◆ unknown ◆ unaware
ajāṇī unknown
anal pankhī a type of bird about which it is said that it always flies in the sky it lays eggs in the sky which fall down and cracks or the baby comes out of it and starts flying and meets its parents another belief is that it is an allusion to an imaginary bird
analvaḍ anhilvāḍa ◆ anhilpur ◆ name of a town
balhārī sacrifice one's life ◆ to sacrifice one’s life ◆ sacrifice ◆ to lay down life
bhagvā hermits's garment ◆ the dress of a saint ◆ pale yellow or yellowish-brown coloured dress which ascetics wear ◆ dress of ascetic ◆ dress of a hermit
bhanj diyā broken ◆ broke down
boḍe sink ◆ drown
buḍā sunk ◆ drowned
būdā/būḍā drowned
būḍe drown
būḍse will drown
chaḍti paḍti ups and downs ◆ rise and fall ◆ vicissitudes
chhaḍeaḍā were drowned
dekhāḍiyā shown ◆ indicated ◆ showed ◆ described
dhamlā dhorī brown coloured ox
dhani lord ◆ master ◆ owner ◆ husband
dhaṇi lord ◆ owner ◆ husband
dhorīḍā lord ◆ owner ◆ leader ◆ guide ◆ a bull ◆ an ox
dikhlāyā shown ◆ revealed
gām village ◆ native land ◆ town
heṭhā/heṭhe below ◆ down ◆ beneath
jalbal burned down ◆ lit ◆ bright
jalī balī burned down ◆ razed
jaṭā juṭh a crown of matted hair ◆ matted hair on the head arranged in the form of a crown
jāṇiyā recognized ◆ known
jāṇī having seen ◆ having known ◆ having found ◆ purposely ◆ knowingly ◆ deliberately
kahāve is called ◆ is known as
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
khasm master ◆ owner ◆ husband
kilāve is ◆ known as
kilāyā were known as
kāḍhiyā removed ◆ shunned ◆ thrown away
mugaṭ crown
mālam knowledge ◆ known ◆ captain
namī namī by bowing down ◆ with humility ◆ in obeisance
nij personal ◆ own ◆ pure ◆ self ◆ god
nākār refuse ◆ turn down ◆ to say no ◆ to refuse ◆ to decline
nāmī owner of the name ◆ whose name is taken
nāt par nāt own and other
nīch low ◆ small ◆ down
nīj always ◆ own
oḷakhiyā recognized ◆ known
oḷkhāe is recognized ◆ is known
par nārī someone else's woman ◆ not one's own wife ◆ other’s woman
paḍiyā while lying down ◆ fell
phero return ◆ turn down ◆ visits
potāne himself ◆ own
potāni own
potāno own ◆ of self ◆ of one’s own
potānī own ◆ of self
pārkī of others ◆ not one’s own ◆ belonging to another
pūri city ◆ town
rangi rāe lord of his own wishes
ropi made ◆ sown
rācho meet ◆ to be engrossed ◆ to be absorbed ◆ sink into ◆ drown ◆ coloured by
saheje easily ◆ by itself ◆ abundance ◆ with ease ◆ without difficulty ◆ by its own
sahejā/saheje on his own ◆ with his own wish
topi on the cap ◆ on the turban ◆ on the crown
tājiyā crown
ulṭengo will turn upside down
ulṭā upside down
undhe upside down
undhiyūṅ bad ◆ evil ◆ other way round ◆ upside down
utre come down ◆ descend ◆ will be removed
vakhar goods ◆ things for business ◆ provisions ◆ merchandise ◆ godown ◆ wares ◆ things ◆ stuff
vakhāre in the godown
varse pour ◆ come down ◆ pours ◆ descends ◆ pouring ◆ falling ◆ will pour
vimras contemplate ◆ think ◆ ponder ◆ a title of chandrabhāṇ ◆ a disciple of pir shams (ra) ◆ secret ◆ mystery ◆ privacy ◆ contemplation ◆ a name ◆ reflection ◆ full of wisdom ◆ name of a disciple of pir shams (ra) ◆ discussion on knowledge ◆ name of a disciple of pir shams (ra) also known as chardrabhāṇ ◆ thinking ◆ religious discussion
vāvi having sown
āp own
āp chalṇā will come on its own accord
āp gamto willingly ◆ by his own ◆ voluntarily
āp matilo one who lives with his own wishes
āp murādā follower of one's own desires ◆ one who follows one's own wishes ◆ according to one's whims and fancies ◆ willful
āpanḍelā own ◆ our
āpaskī own
āpaṇ own
āpe give ◆ himself ◆ on his own ◆ self ◆ grant
āpṇā own ◆ our
āpṇū āp your own self
ḍhaḷī paḍe will collapse ◆ will fall ◆ fall down
ḍubaṇ lāgi started to drown
ḍubāviyo drowned
ḍūbshe will drown
ḍūbā drowned

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