[ghaṭṭ-ghañ] 1 A landing place, steps on the side of a river lead- ing to the waters (Mar. ghāṃṭa).

2 Stirring, agitating.

3 A toll- station. Comp. kuṭī a toll sta- tion. ºprabhātanyāya see under nyāya. jīvin m. 1. a ferryman. 2. a man of a mixed tribe; (vaiśyāyāṃ raja- kājjātaḥ).

3. attendant at a landing place.

The ma- xim of day-break near a toll-station. It takes its origin from the attempt of one (say, a cartman who with the intention of avoiding a toll takes at night an unfrequented road, but unfortunately finds him- self at day-break near that very toll- station, and is obliged to pay the toll which he studiously tried to avoid. Thus the maxim is used to denote the occurrence of that which one studiously tries to...

[ghaṭṭ-yuñ] 1 Shaking, moving, stirring round, agitating.

2 Rubbing.

3 A means of liveli- hood, practice, business, profes- sion.

Shaking, moving.