(p. 314) gēn̐ḍ়i the snail. 75)

(p. 321) gōpālabhōga a species of very sweet and large mango. 33)

(p. 308) gābadā fat or thick; uncouthly fat or thick. গাবদা-গোবদা a. healthy and fatty; plump, roly-poly (গাবদা-গোবদা ছেলে). 6)

(p. 308) giri2 a mountain; a hill; one of a particular order of ascetics. ̃কন্দর, ̃গহ্বর, ̃গুহা, ̃দরী n. a mountain-cave. ̃খাত n. a ravine, a gorge. ̃কুমারী, ̃জা n. a daughter of a mountain (esp. of the Himalayas); appellations of Goddess Durga (̃দুর্গা). ̃তল n. the surface of a mountain. ̃তরঙ্গিণী n. a mountainstream. ̃দুর্গ n. a hill-fort; a hill serving as a fort. ̃দ্বার n. a mountain-pass, a pass. ̃নন্দিনী same as ̃কুমারী । ̃পথ, ̃বর্ত্ম n. a mountain-defile, a ravine, a gorge; a col. ̃বাসী n. living in the mountains. n. a mountain dweller. ̃মল্লিকা n. a medicinal herb grown on the hills. ̃মাটি, ̃মৃত্তিকা n red ochre. ̃রাজ n. the king of mountains; an appellation of the Himalayas. ̃রানি n. (myth.) the wife of the Himalayas. ̃শ n. one who lies down or sleeps upon a mountain; an appellation of Shiva (শিব). ̃শৃঙ্গ, ̃শিখর n. a mountain-peak. ̃শ্রেণি n. a mountain-range. ̃সংকট n. a mountain-defile, a gorge. ̃সুতা n. the daughter of the Himalayas; an appellation of Goddess Durga. 49)

(p. 321) gōśālā a cowshed; a cow-house, a byre. 100)

(p. 320) gōgṛha a cowhouse (usu. a large one), a byre. 12)

(p. 320) gōṅā unable to speak, dumb. n. a dumb man, one having no power of speech. 17)

(p. 321) gōbinda a name of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) or Vishnu (বিষ্ণু). 50)

(p. 306) gāṅga of the Ganges, Gangetic; born of the Ganges; riverine. 6)

(p. 296) gamagama expressing: the state of being resounded with deep or grave sound; the state of being filled (esp. solemnly). গমগম করা v. to resound with deep or grave sound; to be full (esp. solemnly). গমগমে a. (of sound or voice) resounding, deeply resounding. 62)

(p. 293) gajānīka a warrior mounted on an elephant. 2)

(p. 321) gōdhā, gōdhikā the iguana. 23)

(p. 306) gāda scum, dross; dregs, sediment, leas. 34)

(p. 314) gulpha the ankle or the heel. ̃সন্ধি n. the ankle-joint. 39)

(p. 327) grāmāntara another village. 21)