s. f. (K.), ) a bundle of anything wrapped in a cloth:—gat bajáuṉí, v. a. To play an air, to play on a drum (tablá):—gat bajṉí, wajṉí, v. n. To be played (a tune or air on a drum):—gat banáuṉí, v. n. To bring into use; met. to beat one, to take revenge, to injure one:—gat bharṉí, v. n. To dance to music:—gat hoṉí, v. n. To be saved, to get salvation; to be performed (funeral rites); to come into use, to be made use of:—gat kár, gat kárí, gat káríá, s. m. A player on a musical instrument of the drum kind, as a tambourine; a dancer:—gat kárí, s. m. The business of a gat kár:—gat karní, v. a. To save; to perform the funcral rites, to procure the salvation of a deceased relative by meritorious works; to bring into use; to kill a miserable creature (is said to send him straight to heaven); to free from calamity or misery:—gat laiṉí, v. n. To dance without singing or dancing preliminary to singing:—sháh biṉ pat nahíṇ, gurú biṉ gat nahíṇ. No credit without a banker, no salvation without a gurú.—Prov.