s. m. (P.), ) The liver; soul, heart; a very near relation, as son, or brother:—jáṉ jigar, s. m., a. Life and soul; nearly related, of one's own blood:—jigar dá ṭukṛá, s. m. lit. Piece of liver, i. e., a son:—jigar phaṭṉá, v. a. To have one's heart broken:—jigar jalṉá, v. n. Misery, wretchedness:—jigar núṇ ṭhaṇḍ paiṉí, v. n. To be comforted:—khet jigar de waḍh liáwe, ghat ke birhoṇ de láwe; á mil kidhiṇ roṇdíṇ dí kiwen raiṉ wiháwe. He reaps the harvest of the heart using the snares of love sickness; meet me sometimes, how else is the night to pass for me weeping:—Song.