s. f, Cloth woven with a single thread in squares of different colours, check, gingham; a long scarf worn either as a turban, a scarf or a girdle; (M.) the fee paid to a superior proprietor for sinking 2 well on his land. Also callëd jhúṛí, saropá and pag. In lands along river-banks where wells are not required, the fee for clearing the jungle and bringing under cultivation the land of a superior proprietor is also called Luṇgí, jhúṛí. The person so engaging becomes proprietor of half the land brought under cultivation. Such a contract is called Adhlápí:—Ráṇjho yár giá pardes; maṇjh luṇggí, utte khes. My love Raṇjhá has gone to a strange country, with a luṇggí for a girdle and a khes over him.—Song.