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गत gata, vulg. gat, part. (rt. gam), Gone; departed; deceased, dead; gone by, past (as time), closed, come to an end, ceased;—come to, approached, reached, arrived at; gained, attained; understood, known;—s.m. The past; anything past or done; an event:—gatārth (˚ta+ar˚), adj. According to the past, mferred from the past; inferred, implied, understood, signified;—done, accomplished, perfected and past;—void of an object; unmeaning, nonsensical; become poor:—gatāyusor gatāyush (˚ta+āy˚), adj. & s.m. Whose life is (virtually) closed or at an end; whose vital power has vanished; decayed, decrepid, infirm, very old;—one whose life is (virtually) at an end, etc.:—gat-kāl, s.m. Past time, days of yore;—a past opportunity:—gat-kul, s.m. An emigrated family; an extinct family; a tenant that has quitted;—an estate (or lands) of which the legal owners are extinct:—gat-mās, s.m. The month that is gone, last month.