Gaze
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 43
gāz, v.i , to look fixedly.— n. a fixed look: the object gazed at—( Spens. ) Gaze′ment .— adj. Gaze′ful ( Spens. ), looking intently.— ns. Gaze′-hound , a hound that pursues by sight rather than scent; Gaz′er , one who gazes; Gaz′ing-stock , a person exposed to public view, generally in a bad sense.— At gaze , in the attitude of gazing. [Prob. cog. with obs. gaw , to stare, Ice. gá , to heed. Some compare the Sw. gas a , to stare.]
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →