Ismaili Dictionary & Encyclopedia

GanvaEncyclopedia Topic

Cows

Various Sources GaoEncyclopedia Topic

Cow

Various Sources GarabhEncyclopedia Topic

The fetus, an embryo, conception, womb

Various Sources GarasEncyclopedia Topic

Morsel; gift; offering; money or land given for sustenance

Various Sources GaratEncyclopedia Topic

Purified butter; cooking fat

Various Sources GarathEncyclopedia Topic

Wealth, treasure, reaches

Various Sources GarbiEncyclopedia Topic

A kind of ginan, a dance in which men and women sing and dance together

Various Sources GarhiEncyclopedia Topic

Having adopted, having held

Various Sources GaroEncyclopedia Topic

Marshy land, mud, marsh, clay

Various Sources GaruaEncyclopedia Topic

Great, big, huge

Various Sources GarudiEncyclopedia Topic

One who can remove the effects of snakebite

Various Sources GarvaEncyclopedia Topic

Grand, great

Various Sources GasEncyclopedia Topic

Pain, maltreatment, suffering

Various Sources GaTNoun

Communauté, Monde, Passé. GaT Jamat*, GaT BaKSHE...

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #996general Gat / GatiyunEncyclopedia Topic

Jamat

Various Sources Gat / ghatEncyclopedia Topic

Heart

Various Sources GatieEncyclopedia Topic

With the jamat

Various Sources GatienEncyclopedia Topic

Jamat

Various Sources GatienjeEncyclopedia Topic

of the jamat

Various Sources GatiyunEncyclopedia Topic

Jamat, congregation

Various Sources GavahiEncyclopedia Topic

Witness

Various Sources GavanEncyclopedia Topic

Sings

Various Sources GavantriEncyclopedia Topic

Cow

Various Sources GaveEncyclopedia Topic

Sings

Various Sources GavriEncyclopedia Topic

Cow

Various Sources GAWNoun

Distance 1 GAW = approx. 3 km.

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #598general GAWNoun

Distance de 2 miles. "Outar disé ékwis darwaja utam sara té gaw gaw poré ché wistar" (Au nord il y a 24 portes sublimes, chaque entrée est de 3.2 km de large).

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #995general GayaEncyclopedia Topic

Cow

Various Sources GaziEncyclopedia Topic

Conqueror, epithet of Pir Shams (r.a.)

Various Sources GAZINoun

Celui qui revient vainqueur d'une guerre sainte. "Pir Shams Gazi boliya..", g. 136:1

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #994general GAZNI DESHNoun

Pays de Gazni.

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #993general GemarEncyclopedia Topic

Ignorant, fool, foolish, Stray, oblivious, circles, goes around, unaware

Various Sources GhadaeshoEncyclopedia Topic

Will be moulded

Various Sources GhadayaEncyclopedia Topic

Made friendship

Various Sources GhadeEncyclopedia Topic

Creates, makes

Various Sources GhadelaEncyclopedia Topic

Creator, maker, will make

Various Sources GhadiEncyclopedia Topic

Moment, span on 24 minutes

Various Sources Ghadie ghadieEncyclopedia Topic

Counting each moment, every second, every moment

Various Sources GHADIR AL-KHUM Encyclopedia Topic

The Prophet left Medina for performing his farwell pilgrimage on Saturday, the 25th Zilkada, 10. He reached Mecca on Wednesday, the 7th Zilhaja, 10, and performed the pilgrimage. He left Mecca on 14th Zilhaja, 10. His caravan reached a little before noon to a pond (ghadir), known as Khum, on 18th Zilhaja, 10/March 16, 632. It is situated about 3 miles north-west of Mecca in the heart of the desert, called Sahara'i Huja, about 3 miles from the town, al-Jahfa. The waters from which it was formed came from a spring, which rises in a valley, and from it the flowed to the sea about six miles away, along a valley which was also called Khum; the name is no longer in use. As the place was frequently watered by rain, there were bushes and thorn trees, which provided large shady areas around the mosque, built in honour of the Prophet between the pond and the spring. The climate there was very hot and unhealthy, and the inhabitants, belonging to the Khuza'a and Kinan tribes, who in any case were not numerous, finally abandoned the region because of fevers, which afflicted them and the lack of pasturage. The town al-Jahfa was a junction from where the routes for Medina, Egypt, Syria and Iraq radiated in different directions. On its border is a pond (ghadir) with a vast open plain, embosomed with trees and bushes, which had been swept off. Under the shade of two trees, a big pulpit for the Prophet was erected with the camel-saddles. Here, the Prophet received the Koranic revelation (5:67), and declared Ali bin Abu Talib as his successor.

Encyclopaedia of Ismailism by Mumtaz Ali Tajddingeneral GhadiyaEncyclopedia Topic

Clock, watch, made, prepared, made friendship

Various Sources GhadulaEncyclopedia Topic

Pitcher, pot made of clay, vessel

Various Sources GhaduloEncyclopedia Topic

Pitcher

Various Sources GhaleEncyclopedia Topic

Make to enter, enter, push

Various Sources GhalieEncyclopedia Topic

Put, make, cause to enter

Various Sources GhanEncyclopedia Topic

Hammer

Various Sources GhanchaEncyclopedia Topic

Pot-holes

Various Sources GHanDOUMNoun

Blé.

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #558general GhaneraEncyclopedia Topic

Many times more

Various Sources GhaneriEncyclopedia Topic

Much, too much

Various Sources GhaneriyaEncyclopedia Topic

Many, much, a lot

Various Sources