s. m. (P.), ) The burnt part of a candle wick, or the snuff of a candle; the ashes of a pipe, the caput mortuum of tobacco left on the tile of a huqqá after smoking; also a preparation used as fuel for a pipe; the flower or ḍoḍí of green tobacco; a block with which children play; a kind of sky ball; a flower, a rose: a young or beautiful boy, a boy having no beard:—gul badan, s. m. A striped silk cloth:—gul bhannaṉe, v. a. To strike or strip the flowers or ḍoḍí of green tobacco:—gul bhist, s. f. A kind of sweetmeat:—gul chharre uḍáuṉe, v. n. To spend one's days and nights in feasting, to live luxuriously, to enjoy oneself; to give oneself to pleasure, to live a debauched life:—gul dán, s. m. A snuff dish:—gul dastá, s. m. A nosegay, a bouquet:—gul dáúdí, s. m. Chrysanthemum indicum:—gul dupahar, s. m. A kind of firework:—gul dupahríá, s. m. Commonly cultivated as a garden flower (Pentapetes phœnicia). Its fruit is officinal:—gul hoṉá, v. n. To be extinguished, to go out (a candle):—gul gasht, s. f. Walking in the garden:—guljár, s. m. A bed of roses:—gul kaṇd, s. f. Sugar and roses, conserve of roses:—gul kárí, s. f. Figured work, embroidery:—gul karná, v. n. To put out (a lamp or candle);—gul kaṭṭṉá, jháṛṉá, v. a. To snuff a candle or lamp; to empty a pipe; to speak with eloquence:—gul khairá, s. m. Chinese and Persian hollyhock (Althea rosea):—gul khatmí, s. m. Marshmallows flower:—gul láuṉá, deṉá, v. n. To cauterize, to blister by burning:—gul tarásh, s. m. Snuffers; i. q. Gul.