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गूढ़ gūṛha, vulg. gūṛh (S. gūḍha, rt. guh), part. Covered, veiled, hidden, concealed; secret, private; disguised;—difficult, abstruse, occult, obscure; abstract; mysterious, enigmatical:—gūṛhārth (˚ha+ar˚), Of obscure or hidden meaning; of abstruse import:—gūṛhbaktā, or gūṛh-vaktā, s.m. (lit.'saying profound things'), A pedagogue; a pedant:—gūṛh-pāt, s.m. A snake:—gūṛh purush, s.m. A secret emissary; a disguised agent; a spy:—gūṛha-ja, vulg. gūṛhaj, adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Born privately or secretly;—the son of a concealed birth; a son born secretly of a woman whose husband is absent, the real father being unknown:—gūṛh-ćār, s.m. A secret emissary; a spy:—gūṛh-mārg, s.m. A secret way; a subterraneous passage; a bye-road:—gūṛh-vaktā, s.m. See gūṛh-baktā.
Origin: Hindi