(p. 306) gāṇanika an accountant. 23)

(p. 321) gō-māchi the gadfly. 61)

(p. 306) gādana (act of) stuffing or cramming; (act of) loading or ramming (as a gun); beating soundly, thrashing. 35)

(p. 308) gilā1, gilē a seed of mimosa scandens. গিলে করা v. to frill cloth by pressing and rubbing with a seed of mimosa scandens. গিলে-করা a. thus frilled, or finely creased. 54)

(p. 320) gōkarṇa the reach of the thumb and the ring-finger outstretched; the cavity or capacity of a cupped palm of hand. 6)

(p. 308) gilita swallowed; eaten or drunk; devoured. ̃চর্বণ n. rumination. গিলিত-চর্বণ করা v. to chew the cud, to ruminate. ̃চর্বণকারী n. a ruminant. 55)

(p. 320) gōcara the reach or range of sense-organs, sense-perception; anything perceptible by the senses; (astrol.) jurisdiction or range of influence (শনির গোচর); cognition, knowledge, perception (গোচরে আনা, আগোচরে); a grazing ground, a pasture or pasturage. a. perceptible by or within the range of (নয়নগোচর, শ্রুতিগোচর); used as a grazing ground (গোচর জমি). গোচরে আনা v. to bring to one's knowledge or notice. গোচরীভূত a. brought to one's knowledge or notice. 20)

(p. 314) gṛhya1 acceptable; brought under control. 65)

(p. 314) gēn̐dā form of গাঁদা । 78)

(p. 296) gabyōtpādana dairy farming. 56)

(p. 306) gājana the festival of worshipping Shiva (শিব) in the month of Chaitra (চৈত্র); any of the songs sung on this occasion; the music of these songs. অনেক সন্ন্যাসীতে গাজন নষ্ট (fig.) too many cooks spoil the broth. 11)

(p. 320) gō-khādaka beef-eating. n. a beefeater. 10)

(p. 308) gārhapatya holy fire; the holy fire which a householder keeps burning day and night all his life. a. of such a householder. 25)

(p. 296) garaja necessity or interest (আপন গরজে); attention, devotion (পড়াশোনায় গরজ). গরজ করা v. to feel eagerness to do, to be up and doing, to be active; to pay attention to. গরজি a. (chiefly used as a sfx.) interested (আপ্তগরজি). গরজ বড় বালাই (fig.) necessity is the most exacting taskmaster; (fig.) necessity knows no law. 75)

(p. 291) gajala a Persian musical mode (chiefly used in singing love-songs); a love-song; a love-lyric. 20)