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गित gati, and H. गत gat, s.f. Going, moving; motion; movement; pace; gait; march; passage, progress; procession; path, way, course; flight;—diurnal motion (of a planet in its orbit); a whole revolution (of a heavenly body);—procedure, carriage, deportment;—coming, arriving at, obtaining, attainment, access, reach, range;—end, termination, issue, event; course of events; fate, fortune, destiny;—an expedient, means; a means of success; way, art, or method of acting; stratagem;—basis; refuge, resource, remedy;—state, condition, situation, appearance, predicament, plight (as that in which one is beaten soundly), pickle, trim, mess;—mode of existence, nature;—a happy issue; happiness; salvation; transmigration (of souls);—funeral rites;—a period of life (as youth, manhood, old age);—a musical time or measure; an air, a tune; a quaver (in music);—a mode of dancing:—gat bajānā, To play an air:—gat bajnā, An air to be played;—to be soundly thrashed:—gat banānā, v.t. To reduce to a miserable plight, to beat to a mummy;—to set up an 'Aunt-Sally':—gat bharnā, or gat nāćnā, To dance to music:—gatkā, adj. (f. -kī), Of good quality, good, fine (as cloth, etc.):—gat karnā(-kī), To make use (of), to apply;—to perform the funeral rites (of);—to reduce to a fearful plight, to beat to a mummy, to pommel:—gat-ku-gat karnā, v.t. To ruin, spoil:—gat honā, v.n. To be made use of; to come into use;—to be reduced to a fine plight, to be thrashed or pommelled soundly;—funeral rites to be performed; to obtain salvation (or to escape transmigration), to attain to final happiness.