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Ginanic Term Meaning  
abolā to quit talking ◆ not to be in speaking terms
achambe with astonishment ◆ amazement ◆ wonder ◆ surprise
achambhā amazing ◆ astonishing
achrat surprise ◆ amazement ◆ astonishment ◆ bewilderment
aghor too much ◆ terrible ◆ frightful
ahorang too much love
ahūṅkār vanity ◆ pride ◆ conceit ◆ to be haughty
aj today ◆ in this era
ajampiyā jāp silent remembrance ◆ the zikr in which the tongue is not used ◆ unuttered word ◆ dhikr in the heart
ajkal in today’s time ◆ in the kali yug
alā a word used in sindhi poetic literature for ālāp ◆ allah ◆ lord ◆ brother ◆ a word used in sindhi poetry to maintain rhythm
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
anant uncountable ◆ unlimited ◆ countless saved momins ◆ countless ◆ too many ◆ unending ◆ infinite ◆ limitless
anant akhāḍo the congregation of infinite number of saved momins ◆ name of a granth attributed to pir hasan kabirdin (ra)
anek too much ◆ too many ◆ many ◆ much ◆ numerous
apār unlimited ◆ countless ◆ limitless ◆ infinite ◆ uncountable ◆ innumerable ◆ too much
arī parī to stir up trouble ◆ mischief making
asadi of the month of asadh ◆ asadh is the first month of monsoon which falls from middle of june to middle of july
asvār to mount ◆ to manifest ◆ manifestation
asvāri to manifest
asvāri to appear ◆ to arrive ◆ to mount
asvāriyā manifestation ◆ to become manifest ◆ to ride
ati ghaṇiyūṅ many ◆ much ◆ too much ◆ too many ◆ numerous
atī very ◆ too much ◆ too many
atī ghaṇo too much
atī ghaṇā too much
avan to come
avana to come
avrāne to others
aḍāieṅ built ◆ building ◆ cause to build
baheri deaf ◆ unable to hear
bahot many ◆ too much
bahu too much ◆ too many
bahū too much ◆ many ◆ too many ◆ much
bahūteḍā too much
bajothiya small stool to sit
balbal to sacrifice ◆ to surrender ◆ to submit
balhāriyā to sacrifice
balhārī sacrifice one's life ◆ to sacrifice one’s life ◆ sacrifice ◆ to lay down life
balihārī to sacrifice one's life ◆ sacrifice
bath bharāvshe will be forced to embrace ◆ will make to embrace
bayaṇ tongue
baḷvā lāgā/lāgī started to burn
besantā used to sit
besaṇ a place to sit
besaṇā to give a seat to
besvā to sit
besāḍ make to sit
besāḍiyā made to sit
besṇā to sit ◆ will sit
bhabhūt ashes ◆ dust ◆ ash ◆ dust used by the hermits to rub on the body
bhabhūtā ashes applied to the body by the sādhūs
bhadarva bhadon ◆ a month of monsoon ◆ fifth month of the indian calendar which falls from mid-august to mid-september
bhal goodness ◆ virtue according to some the word is bhar which means land
bhaniyo break ◆ break into pieces
bhaṇāyā made to recite ◆ taught ◆ said ◆ read ◆ narrated ◆ manifested ◆ adopted
bhege together
bheḷā/ bheḷo with ◆ together
bheṭāḍo allow to touch
bhogiyā one who loves the world ◆ fond of worldly pleasures ◆ one who enjoys the material life ◆ gluttonous
bhoj name of king of ujain to some this is a corrupted form of a persian word ‘buz’ which means a goat
bhojan food ◆ flour ◆ to eat ◆ meal
bhom dāg to bury ◆ burying
bhulḍākū to the strayed ones
bhāgvūṅ to run away
bhānge to be broken ◆ to be removed ◆ break ◆ will break
bhāngvo to break
bhānḍā stomach
bhāv dharese will have love ◆ will be attached to
birānā belonging to others ◆ stranger ◆ things that belong to others
blelā bhel together ◆ mixed
bohoḍo expanded ◆ too much
but skeleton ◆ mould ◆ frame
bāndhie make ◆ tie ◆ to tie
bāre megh torrential rain
bātī wick ◆ cotton wick
bāvā brother ◆ used to address someone ◆ also used for a respected person ◆ man ◆ father ◆ saint ◆ hermit
bīk fear ◆ to be scared
chakchūr to break into pieces ◆ smash
chalaṇ to depart ◆ to go
chalṇe to go
chalṇā to go ◆ to finish
chanchal active ◆ alert ◆ agile ◆ clever ◆ cunning ◆ wanton ◆ hyper ◆ smart
chaḍi attributed to ◆ engaged to ◆ named to
chaḍvā to climb
chetiyo took care
chhaḍ to clean
chheh to finish ◆ to leave ◆ fraud ◆ deceit ◆ cheat ◆ jealousy ◆ result ◆ end ◆ limit ◆ cheating
chheḍo skirt ◆ end ◆ edge ◆ edge of stole
chhoḍāvaṇ to save ◆ to give salvation
chhoḍāvā to save ◆ to give salvation
chhupvā to hide
chhāje suits ◆ fits well ◆ casement ◆ roof ◆ house top
chhāṅṭvūṅ to sprinkle
chhūṭe will be saved ◆ will attain salvation ◆ to be saved ◆ to be free ◆ to be released ◆ have obtained salvation
chhūṭṇā to get released ◆ to get salvation
chilal lahāveno will shout at top of their voices
chint dharo consider ◆ be attentive to
chiṇab chiṇū break into pieces
chok puraiyā to sacrifice ◆ to do a good deed ◆ to adorn ◆ to decorate
chokḍī total period of four yugas ie 4320000 years ◆ period ◆ era
chālvūṅ to walk ◆ to live ◆ to tread
chālṇā/chalṇā have to tread ◆ have to go
chārā charbaṭ to talk nonsense ◆ deception ◆ drama ◆ fraudulence ◆ causing discord ◆ to practice sorcery or black magic
chūle on the stove
chūṅṭe to pick
dait danav a demon ◆ evil spirit ◆ hostile to god
dandvat to offer respect
dare dīvāne going to every doorstep
dargāhī courtiers ◆ those who go to the court of the imam (as)
daīteṅ to the enemies of religion
dedā cotton or poppy pod
dekhan to see
dekhtā ostentation ◆ to show
devrāvshe will cause to give
devākār tradition of giving ◆ custom of giving
devī to give ◆ deity ◆ goddess
devūṅ debt ◆ what is due to return ◆ to give
deākū to the giver
deṇā the giving which is obligatory ◆ due
dhan (dhanya) congratulations ◆ bravo ◆ praise be to
dharam sūṅ according to the religion ◆ with virtue
dharam vahevār the rituals of religion ◆ act according to the religion
dhariyā caught ◆ kept ◆ held ◆ presented ◆ offered ◆ took ◆ put
dharne to adopt ◆ to choose
dharvo to put ◆ to keep
dharvā to offer
dharāṇā satiated ◆ saturated ◆ satisfied ◆ stomach-full
dharīnde will put ◆ will cause to enter into
dhovā to wash
dhrūjvā started to shiver ◆ started to tremble
dhīngāṇā to show off ◆ to pretend
dhīr patience ◆ satisfaction ◆ perseverance ◆ wisdom ◆ sense ◆ understanding ◆ forbearance ◆ give ◆ to give
diaṇā to give ◆ days ◆ day ◆ lamp ◆ light ◆ giving
dishe in the direction of ◆ towards
dit generosity ◆ giving ◆ to give ◆ charity ◆ sharing
diṇū to give
dorvāne to catch ◆ to hunt
drashṭe according to ◆ in the light of ◆ in the eyes of
duhāg to remove ◆ to dismiss ◆ separate ◆ separation ◆ distance
duve torture ◆ torment ◆ cause pain ◆ cause unhappiness
duvekh oppose ◆ to go against ◆ to violate
dāg beauty ◆ wisdom ◆ truth ◆ cleverness ◆ to burn ◆ to cremate
dājhvā to burn
dātaṇ tooth brush ◆ wash one’s face and mouth ◆ brush one’s teeth
dātār lord ◆ savior ◆ giver ◆ one who bestows
dāvo to run after ◆ to go after ◆ oppose
dīvān administrator ◆ manager
ek bijāne to each other
ek nāle together
ekār together
ekṭhā together ◆ united
eran anvil ◆ a large ◆ heavy block of iron on which a smith hammers heated metal into shape
farmāne according to the farman
gad gad to implore ◆ to beseech
gadgad ecstasy ◆ intoxication ◆ happiness
galāgal on the top ◆ fill upto the neck ◆ fill upto the brim ◆ up to the throat ◆ up to the neck
garat/guḍat to submerge ◆ to remain buried
garbī a kind of ginān ◆ a dance in which men and women sing and dance together
gaṇe to count ◆ to reckon ◆ to consider ◆ to regards ◆ to take in to account
gharo ghar from house to house ◆ from place to place
ghaḍelā creator ◆ maker ◆ will make
ghaṇeri much ◆ too much
ghaṇero more ◆ much ◆ too much ◆ very much ◆ as many times ◆ many
ghaṇerā many times more ◆ too much ◆ too many
ghaṇo / ghaṇū too much
ghaṇo/ghaṇi much ◆ too much
ghaṇī ghaṇī too much ◆ too many
ghor too much
ghor andhār pitch darkness ◆ too dark
ghughri boiled beans ◆ a little bell ◆ a jingling bell worn on the toes
ghāle make to enter ◆ enter ◆ push
ghālie put ◆ make ◆ make to enter
ghāṭ valley ◆ creation ◆ made ◆ texture ◆ structure ◆ frame ◆ skeleton
gor/ghor too much ◆ roar ◆ thunder ◆ shining
gorakh cow-keeper ◆ shepherd (according to some it is a corrupt form of a persian word “gurg” which means a wolf) ◆ shepherd
goḍ grave ◆ deep ◆ pitch ◆ raw sugar ◆ dried molasses ◆ noise ◆ group ◆ too many ◆ too much
goṭhaḍi to meet alone ◆ presence ◆ company ◆ talks of love
goṭhe with ◆ together ◆ in companion
goṭā method ◆ habit ◆ way ◆ to roam ◆ to be in cycle
gulāi to mix ◆ to merge ◆ to join
gur spiritual guide ◆ pir ◆ guide ◆ master ◆ mentor
guran to thunder ◆ to sound
gām village ◆ native land ◆ town
gāthā legend ◆ story
gāḷ abuse ◆ to swear at
halaṇhāro temporary ◆ one which is bound to go away
harakh happiness ◆ too much happiness
haraṇī a collection of three stars by which people used to determine the time of ibadat
hiyārī beloved ◆ very dear ◆ too much ◆ with bottom of the heart
hākār to reply in affirmation ◆ to say yes ◆ to agree
hāl vāeke according to the time ◆ according to the farman ◆ according to present guidance ◆ according to current tradition
hāḍkā bones ◆ skeleton
jad net ◆ trap ◆ illusion ◆ ecstasy ◆ intoxication
jagāḍvā to wake up
jamvā to eat
jangam living beings ◆ animate ◆ mobile ◆ a type of ascetics ◆ moving ◆ wanderer ◆ wandering mendicant ◆ ascetic ◆ a hermit who roams from place to place
jantar instrument ◆ stocks
japāūṅ cause to remember ◆ give strength to remember
jareā/jariā understood ◆ digested
jaṇ jaṇ to each one ◆ to everyone ◆ to all and sundry ◆ everyone
jaṇshe will give birth to
jhājhā more ◆ too much
jhāli to seize ◆ to hold ◆ to bound
jibhiyā tongue
jivat while alive ◆ life ◆ to live
jogā understood
jomū sipārvū to change dress ◆ symbolically means to leave the mortal body ◆ to pass away ◆ to depart from this mortal world
jovā to see
jovūṅ to see
joḍ with ◆ equal to
jug meḍo jio meḍo get together
jugtā to worship in the desired way