Fakīr.—A Muhammadan mendicant. Synonym Sain. See article.
Farīd.—Sheikh Farīd was a well-known Muhammadan saint. A section of Panwār Rājpūt.
Fārsi.—Persian. From the Province of Fārs. The term Fārsi is also used by the Hindus to signify foreign or non-Aryan languages like Gondi.
Fidawi.—(A disciple.) An order of devotees of the Khojah sect known to the Crusaders as Assassins. Title of Khojah.
Gadaba.—Synonym of Gadba.
Gadaria.—A caste. Subcaste of Ahīr.
Gadha.—(An ass.) A sept of the Uika clan of Gonds in Betūl, so named because their priest rode on an ass in crossing a river.
Gadhao.—(From gadha, an ass.) Subcaste of Kunbi.
Gadhewāl, Gadhere, Gadhwe, Gadhilla.—(One who keeps donkeys. From gadha, an ass.) A subcaste of Dhīmar, Katia, Koshti, Kumhār and Sonkar. A sept of Gond and Pardhān.
Gadhwana.—(From Garha, near Jubbulpore.) Subcaste of Nai.