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घट ghaṭa, vulg. ghaṭ, s.m. A large (earthen) water-jar, a water-pot (=ghaṛā, q.v.);—the body;—mind, heart, soul; thought (in these senses also fem.in Hindī):—ghatāṭop (˚ṭa+āṭ˚), s.m. A covering (for a palanquin, or carriage, or any article of furniture):—ghaṭa-ja, vulg. ghaṭaj, s.m. lit.'Born in a water-pot,' an epithet of the sage Agastya:—ghaṭ-dāsī, s.f. A bawd, a procuress:—ghaṭa-ghaṭa-nivāsī, adj. & s.m. Dwelling in the inward parts;—an epithet of the Deity:—ghaṭa-ghaṭa-vyāpak, adj. & s.m. Pervading the inward parts;—an epithet of the Deity:—ghaṭ-meṅbaiṭhnā(-ke), To dwell in the heart (of).