گریبان

girībān, vulg. girebān[gire, q.v.+bān, rt. Zend van, 'to protect, guard,' etc.; S. वन् ], s.m. A collar; a cape; the opening or breast (of a garment); (fig.) the neck (=girī);—a pocket:—girebān pakaṛnā(-kā), To lay hold of the collar (of); to seize by the neck:—girebān ćāk karnā, or girebān tār-tār karnā(-kā), To tear (one's) collar to pieces:—girebān-gīr, adj. & s.m. Seizing by (or (one who seizes by) the collar;—an accuser, a prosecutor, plaintiff, complainant; an apologist:—girebān-meṅmuṅh ḍālnā(apne), To look within oneself; to confess and be ashamed of (one's) faults:—girebān-meṅhāth ḍālnā(-ke) = girebān pakaṛnā, q.v.