گز gaz, vulg. gaj
P گز gaz, vulg. gaj [Pehl. vazr; Zend vazra, 'club,' rt. vaz; S. वज्र], s.m. An iron bar; a ramrod, a rammer; bow (of a fiddle);—an instrument for measuring with; a yard measure; a foot-rule; a yard (of measure, varying formerly from about thirty-two English inches upwards; and now fixed by Government at thirty-three inches):—gaz-bhar, A full yard; a yard (of anything):—gaz-se gaz, A square yard:—gaz-gat, s.f. Measuring with a gaz;—gaz-gat karnā, To measure with a gaz:—ilāhī gaz, or desī gaz, The yard of thirty-three inches:—lambarī gaz, The yard of thirty-six inches.
گوز gūz, goz, or gauz prob. akin to S. गोदः or गोर्दः; H. gūdā
P گوز gūz, goz, or gauz (prob. akin to S. गोदः or गोर्दः; H. gūdā), s.m. A nut; a walnut; a kernel (cf. ćil-goza).
گاج गाज gāj
H گاج गाज gāj [perhaps S. कारुजः; but cf. next], s.f. Scum, froth, foam.
گوز gūz, vulg. goz
P گوز gūz, vulg. goz, s.m. A fart:—goz uṛānā or goz mārnā, To fart, to break wind:—goz-ě-shutur samajhnā (-ko), 'To regard as a camel's fart'; to disregard, to treat lightly.
گاج गाज gāj
H گاج गाज gāj [prob. S. काचः], s.f. A bangle or bracelet made of glass.
