Gudarh or Gudar.—(From gudra, a rag.) A sect of the Bairāgi, Gosain and Jogi orders of mendicants.
Gudha or Gurha.—(From gudh, a pigsty.) Subcaste of Basor.
Gugaria.—One who trades in gugar, a kind of gum. Subcaste of Banjāra.
Gūjar.—A caste. A subcaste of Ahīr, Darzi, Koshti and Pāsi. A clan of Marātha. A section of Khatīk.
Gujarāti.—(From Gujarāt.) A territorial subcaste of Bahelia, Bania, Barhai, Chhīpa, Darzi, Gopāl, Nai, Sunār and Teli.
Gurasthulu.—A synonym for the Balija caste.
Gurbhelia.—(A ball of molasses.) A section of Gohira Ahīrs in Chānda.
Guria.—(A preparer of gur or unrefined sugar.) Synonym of Halwai in the Uriya country.
Gurujwāle.—A class of Fakīrs or Muhammadan beggars.
Guru-Māta.—Title of the great council of the Sikhs and their religious meal.