(p. 320) gōghna one who or that which kills a cow or cows; a guest (for whom a cow was killed or slaughtered by the host). 16)

(p. 321) gōbasanta cowpox. 48)

(p. 306) gāthā a poem; a couplet, a distich; a verse; a ditty, a song; a ballad; narration (গুণগাথা). 33)

(p. 311) guḍ়uma a booming noise (as of a gun), a loud report, sound of an explosion; any similar sound. 36)

(p. 314) guma2 expressing: a thudding noise as of a blow of the fist on the back. গুম করে inf. v. with a thud. গুমগুম, গুমাগুম int. expressing: repeated thudding noise. adv. with thuds, thuddingly. 16)

(p. 301) garbhādhāna a ceremony on attainment of puberty by a married girl; act of making one pregnant, impregnation or fertilization (of the womb). 14)

(p. 296) garīẏāna weightier; more important; larger; more venerable or honourable; richer. fem. গরীয়সী । 91)

(p. 296) gama wheat. 60)

(p. 293) gañjita scolded, chid; insulted; put to shame, reproached. 12)

(p. 301) garbhōtpādana making one pregnant, impregnation or fertilization (of the womb.) 17)

(p. 296) gannākāṭā hare-lipped. 42)

(p. 326) gyān̐jānō to gossip uselessly, to go on gossiping without any purpose. 6)

(p. 301) gān̐ja, gān̐jalā froth, scum; yeast, leaven. গাঁজন n. fermentation; putrefaction. 61)

(p. 301) gān̐ṭa a knot; a joint (esp. of bones); a knuckle; a knob; a node; a large bundle, a bale; a rim of the loincloth round one's waist where money is kept concealed. গাঁট কাটা v. (fig.) to cut the rim of one's loincloth and steal one's money, to pick one's pocket. ̃কাটা n. a cutpurse, a pickpocket. ̃ছড়া n. the Hindu custom of tying a corner of the bride's sari (শাড়ি) with a corner of the bridegroom's scarf at wedding. গাঁটছড়া বাঁধা v. (lit.) to tie a corner of the bride's sari (শাড়ি) with a corner of the bridegroom's scarf at wedding; (fig.) to marry; (fig.) to unite inseparably. ̃বন্দি a. baled, packed in a bale, made into a bale. গাঁট বাঁধা v. to tie up in a bale or in a large bundle. গাঁটে বাঁধা v. to keep (esp. money) concealed in the rim of one's loincloth. গাঁটের কড়ি (fig.) one's own money. 67)

(p. 296) gatāgata, gatāgati going and coming; frequenting; advent and departure; birth and death ('করম বিপাকে গতাগতি পুন পুন'). 5)