(p. 306) gāṭṭā a blow on the head with the knuckles of the fist. গাট্টা মারা, গাট্টা দেওয়া, গাট্টা লাগানো v. to strike another's head with the knuckles of one's fist. ̃গোট্টা a. strongly built, short but robust; thick-set; dumpy. 15)

(p. 321) gōṭa an ornamental metal girdle worn by women. 4)

(p. 311) gucchēra undesirably numerous or countless, too many. 7)

(p. 321) gōla3 a loud and confused noise, an uproar, a row, a hubbub, disturbance (ক্লাসে গোল কোরো না); crookedness, angularity, distrust, doubt, suspicion (মনের গোল); confusion, a difficulty, a complication, a hitch (গোল বাধানো); an error, a mistake; confusion (গোল করে ফেলা). ̃মাল, ̃যোগ n. confusion, disturbance, chaos; din and bustle. ̃মেলে a. confusing; disturbing; subject to suspicion, suspicious; crooked. গোল পাকানো v. to make a mess of, to muddle; to give rise to complication, to complicate. গোলে হরিবোল দেওয়া to evade one's duty by a false show of doing it in a noisy crowd. 82)

(p. 301) garbhāśaẏa the uterus, the ovary. গর্ভাশয় প্রদাহ n. ovaritis. 15)

(p. 291) ga1 the third consonant of the Bengali alphabet. 2)

(p. 321) gōla2 round; roundish; globular; spherical; circular. n. a round or roundish or spherical thing; a circle; a ball. ̃ক n. a round or roundish or spherical object (ভূগোলক); a ball; a globe; a sphere. ̃কায় same as গোলাকার । ̃গাল a. almost round; rolypoly; chubby, plump, corpulent; fleshy and rounded. ̃মরিচ n. black pepper. 81)

(p. 296) gabā a fatty and stupid person. a. fatty and foolish. 48)

(p. 296) gappō, gappō (coll.) gossip, chit-chat, prate. গপ্পো করা v. to talk idly, to chatter; to blab. ̃বাজ, গপ্পে a. given to idle or too much talk, talkative, gossipy; able to talk or chat flippantly. n. an idle talker; a flippant talker. 44)

(p. 293) gaṭagaṭa, gaṭamaṭa expressing; the sound of walking or marching firmly and arrogantly. গটগট বা গটমট করে চলা v. to walk or march firmly and arrogantly; to walk with firm and quick steps. 13)

(p. 321) gōmūtra cow's urine. 64)

(p. 327) grāmādhyakṣa a village headman. 19)

(p. 291) gaṅgōtrī, gaṅgōttarī a holy place of the Hindus in Garhwal (flowing through this place the Ganges comes down to the plains). 7)

(p. 301) galāsi the neck-rope of an animal. 32)

(p. 306) gāṇanikya book-keeping. 24)