s. m. (P.), ) Armpit, side, gusset in the armpit of a garment; an enclosure; a piece of ground; a wall, a hedge; enclosure:—bagal-bajáuṉá, v. n. To flap the arms against the sides; (met.) to be highly pleased, to be triumphant, to jeer, to jest:—bagal hoṉá or hojáṉá, v. n. To turn aside, to go aside, to go out of the way:—bagal gaṇḍh s. m. Stinking armpits, smell proceeding from the armpits:—bagal garm karná, v. n. To embrace or sleep with (a woman):—bagal lagná, v. n. To keep on one side of the road (horse, a cart, carriage, &c):—bagal laiṉá, v. a. To surround, to get ahead of; to throw around:—bagal tákí, s. f. A particular mode of tying on a sheet or a blanket, by which it is made to pass under each arm and over the opposite shoulder successively:—bagal vichch dabáuṉá or márná or bagle márná, v. a. To carry off under one's arms, to conceal under the armpit:—bagal vichch laiṉá, or bagle laiṉá, v. a. To embrace.