گرد

gird[Zend varata, fr. var= S. वर्(वृ णोित); cf. gard], s.m. Round; circle, orbit; circumference; circuit; environs, parts adjacent;—adv. & postpn. Around, about; near, in the vicinity (of, -ke):—gird-āb, s.m. Whirlpool, abyss, gulf, vortex:—gird-ā-gird, or ird-gird, adv. Around, about, all round, round about:—gird-āwar, s.m. A patrol; a watch; a superintendent (or inspector) of police or customs;—adj. & adv. All around, round:—gird-āwarī, s.f. Bringing together, collecting;—surrounding, investing; siege;—going the rounds, watching, guarding, patrolling, looking after smugglers, etc.; inspecting;—division, beat;—gird-āwarīkarnā, To go (one's) rounds, to patrol, etc.:—gird-bād, vulg. gard-bād, s.f. A whirlwind, a devil or demon:—gird-bālish, s.m. A small round pillow (laid under the cheek);—a large cylindrical pillow:—gird-ba-gird, adv. All round, etc. (=gird-ā-gird):—gird phirnā(-ke), To hover round, to hang round; to go after, to hanker (after); to have (one and the same thought) constantly recurring to the mind (e.g. kisī ḵẖayāl-ke gird phirnā):—gird-pesh, or gird-o-pesh, s.m. & adv. Neighbourhood, vicinity;—all round:—gird-ghummā, s.m. (colloq.) A vagrant, loafer;—one who plays (with), or has but a smattering (of a subject):—gird-nawāḥ, s.f. Vicinity, neighbourhood; environs, suburbs:—gird honā(-ke), To gather or collect round, to surround, to beset; to hang (upon), to cling (to).