s. f, ein, a bridle:—wág chhaḍḍṉí, chhaḍḍ deṉí, v. n. v. n. To give up the reins to let the horse go:—wág chhuṭṭ jáṉí, v. a. The slipping of the reins from the hands, i. e. the loss of power or choice:—wág chhúṭ, a. Escaped from the control of the reins, uncontrollable, left to go or act at will, galloping:—wág chhúṭ hojáṉá, v. n. To go or act at will:—wág chhúṭ duṛáuṉá, v. a. To let run at will (a horse):—wág chhúṭ dauṛṉá, v. n. To gallop:—wág ḍor, wág ḍoṛí, s. f. A rope by which a horse is led:—wág moṛṉí, v. a. To turn the reins; met. to come home, to turn about, to desist; to abate (small pox):—wág phaṛáí, s. f. That which is given to a groom by the buyer after a horse is sold; that which is given to the sister of a bridegroom when she leaves him, after having led or attended him a short distance on the wedding journey; i. q. Bág., Vág.