گم gum
P گم gum [old P. gam; fr. Zend gam; S. गम्], adj. Lost; wanting; missing; absent; invisible;—wandering, distracted, confounded:—gum-rāh or rah, adj. & s.m. Losing the way; erring, wandering, astray; deviating; misled, seduced; abandoned, depraved;—one who has lost his way, one who is astray, &c.:—gum-rāh karnā, v.t. To lose; to lead astray, to mislead, to seduce:—gum-rāhī or gum-rahī, s.f. A missing or losing (of) one's way; erring; error; deviation; seduction;—depravity;—apostasy:—gum-sum, adj. Still, quiet:—gum-shudagī, s.f. The state of being lost or astray; a lost condition:—gum-shuda, part. Lost;—s.m. One who (or that which) is lost:—gum-karnā, v.t. To lose; to hide;—v.n. To be proud:—gum-karda, part. Lost; having lost:—gum-gashta, part.=gum-shuda:—gum-nām, adj. Whose name is lost; wanting name, nameless; anonymous; extinct;—unknown to fame; ignoble, inglorious:—gum-hosh, adv. With the senses lost; senseless; stupefied:—gum-honā or ho-jānā, To be or become lost or missing, &c.;—gum ho-gayā, part. Lost (=gum-shuda).
گام gām
P گام gām [Zend gāma, rt. gā = S. गा], s.m. Foot, pace, step.
گام गाम gām
H گام गाम gām [Prk. गामो; S. ग्रामः; cf. gāṅw], s.m. A village, hamlet; a town; a district.
گم गम gam
H گم गम gam, corr. of 1˚ غم g̠am;—2˚ gum, qq.v.
غم g̠am for A. g̠amm, inf. n. of غمّ 'to cover, veil,' c.
P غم g̠am (for A. g̠amm, inf. n. of غمّ 'to cover, veil,' &c.), s.m.Grief, mourning, lamentation, sorrow, sadness, unhappiness, woe, solicitude, care, concern:—g̠am-ālūda, adj. Sorrowful, grieved, afflicted, sad:—g̠am-tarāsh, adj. Sorrow-cutting, removing or dispelling grief, &c.:—g̠am-ḵẖẉār, adj. & s.m. 'Devouring sorrow'; afflicted, sorrowful, sad;—commiserating, pitying, condoling, sympathetic; one who commiserates, or condoles, or sympathizes (with), a consoler, comforter; a sympathetic or intimate friend:—g̠am-ḵẖẉārak, s.m. A heron; a bittern:—g̠am-ḵẖẉāragī, or g̠am-ḵẖẉārī, s.f. Affliction, sorrow;—sympathy, commiseration, condolence, comfort; real or true friendship:—g̠am-ḵẖẉārī karnā (-kī), To sympathize (with), commiserate (with), condole (with), console, comfort:—g̠am - ḵẖẉur, vulg. g̠am-ḵẖor, adj. & s.m. Patiently suffering;—one who suffers in patience:—g̠am-ḵẖẉurak, s.m.=g̠am-ḵẖẉārak, q.v.:—g̠am-ḵẖẉurī, vulg. g̠am - ḵẖorī, s.f. Bearing patiently, suffering meekly, patient suffering, resignation, meekness:—g̠am-dīda, adj. & s.m. (One) who has experienced sorrow, afflicted, &c. (=g̠am-zada):—g̠am-rasīda, adj. & s.m. (One) upon whom sorrow has come, afflicted, &c. (=g̠am-zada):—g̠am-zadagī, s.f. Affliction, sorrow:—g̠am-zada, adj. & s.m. Sorrow-stricken, afflicted, grieved, sad;—one who is afflicted or suffers sorrow, a sufferer:—g̠am-g̠alat̤, s.m. Drowner of sorrow or care; diversion, amusement, pleasure, sport, pastime; wine;—g̠am-g̠alat̤ karnā (apnā), To forget (one's) grief or sorrow; to divert (one's mind), to comfort or solace (oneself):—g̠am karnā (-par), To grieve (for), to mourn (over), to lament, bewail:—g̠am-kash, adj. & s.m. Enduring grief, continuing in grief;—one who endures sorrow, &c.:—g̠am khānā (apnā), To suffer grief, to grieve, mourn;—to feel or show sympathy (for, -kā);—(colloq.) to swallow, or to restrain (one's) grief, to have patience:—g̠am-gusār, adj. & s.m. Removing grief, consoling;—a remover of grief, consoler; intimate friend, confidant:—g̠am-gusārī, s.f. Removal or alleviation of grief; consolation; sympathy, friendship:—g̠am-gīn, adj. Sorrowful, grieved, sad, dejected, disconsolate:—g̠am-gīn hokar, adv. Sad, disconsolate:—g̠am-gīnī, s.f. Sorrowfulness, sadness, woefulness, dejection, &c.:—g̠am-nāk, adj.=g̠am-gīn:—g̠am-nākī, s.f.=g̠am-gīnī, q.v.
