غار

g̠ār (v.n. fr. غور 'to go down, sink,' etc.), s.m. A cave, cavern, pit, hole, den or lair (of a wild beast); a grotto; a hollow, low or depressed land or ground (where water lies);—a deep gash or wound:—g̠ār paṛnāor paṛ-jānā(-meṅ), A hollow to form (in), to become hollow; a deep wound or sore to form.