گھن

घन ghana, vulg. ghan, adj. (f. -ā), Compact, solid, hard, firm; coarse, gross; thick, close, dense; impervious, impenetrable; thick, viscid, inspissated;—without interstices;—full, densely packed;—deep (as sound, etc.);—taken in the mass, collective; entire, all;—very; much;—s.m. An iron club; a mace;—a sledgehammer;—a cymbal; bell; gong;—any compact mass or substance; an anvil;—a cloud; a gathering of clouds;—thunder;—a solid body;—(in Geom.) a solid; a cube; (in Math.) the cube (of a number);—extension, diffusion;—collection; multitude; assemblage; mass; heap; quantity;—hardness; solidity;—the fragrant grass Cyperus rotundus:—ghanāksharī(˚na+ak˚), adj. Written or printed in very close type or character:—ghan-phal, s.m. The solid or cubical contents of a body:—ghan-tan-baran (-varṇ), s.m. 'Whose body is of the colour of the clouds,' an epithet of Krishna:—ghan-jvālā, s.f. Lightning:—ghan-ćakkar, s.m. A revolving body; a top; a Catherine-wheel; (fig.) a blockhead, a dolt:—ghan-ćiṛī, s.f. The hornbill, Buceros:—ghan-dār, adj. Thick, dense, close:—ghan-sār, s.m. Camphor;—mercury (or some form of it):—ghan-śyām, adj. & s.m. Deep black, dark (as heavy clouds);—black clouds;—an epithet of Krishna;—a proper name (of men):—ghan-kā, adj. (f. -kī), Thick, dense, close;—heavy; severe (e.g. ghan-kī-ćoṭ, 'a heavy stroke or blow'):—ghan-garāj, s.m. The roar of thunder; thunder;—a deep loud roar; any loud noise;—adj. Loud-sounding:—ghan-ghan, s.m. (in Math.) The cube of a cube:—ghanghor, adj. & s.m. Loud-sounding; roaring aloud;—very cloudy;—roaring of thunder; thunder;—gathering of clouds, cloudiness:—ghan-mūl, s.m. (in Math.) Cube root:—ghanvarg, s.m. (in Math.) Square of a cube.