Granth
or Grunth
[ gruhnt ]
/ grʌnt /
noun
the sacred scripture of the Sikhs, original text compiled 1604.
Origin of Granth
< Hindi < Sanskrit grantha a tying together, a book
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Examples from the Web for granth
The service consists principally of singing and the reading of their sacred scripture, the Granth.
With Our Soldiers in France|Sherwood EddyHis sacred book, the Granth, is mainly pantheistic; it dwells earnestly on devotion, especially devotion to the guru.
Two Old Faiths|J. Murray Mitchell and William MuirI noticed outside one door “Granth Sahib,” and wondered what Scotsman had entered himself as pupil with such companions.
Fifty-One Years of Victorian Life|Margaret Elizabeth Leigh Child-Villiers, Countess of JerseyThis Granth is only partially the composition of the tenth guru.