(p. 296) gabyōtpādana dairy farming. 56)

(p. 314) gula1 powder of burnt tobacco (this is applied to teeth and the gum or used as a dentifrice); a kind of small balls prepared by mixing and drying cowdung, mud and coal-powder together (used as fuel). গুল দেওয়া v. to make small balls of cowdung, mud and coal-powder mixed together and dry them in the sun; to apply powder of burnt tobacco (to one's teeth and gum). 32)

(p. 327) grāmīṇa produced in a village; in or of or dwelling in a village; rural; rustic. 24)

(p. 321) gōtra2 a family, a line; classification of families in accordance with the names of the saints who founded them; descent, lineage (কাশ্যপ গোত্র). ̃জ a. having common descent or lineage, belonging to the same family, kindred. 14)

(p. 306) gāḍ়la, gāḍ়ra the ram; (in mild rebuke or taunts) a stupid man. 17)

(p. 296) garāda a bar (as of a window). 85)

(p. 314) gunā1 a metal string or thread, wire, funicle; screw-thread. 6)

(p. 321) gōẏālā a milkman (by caste or profession); a cowherd. fem. গোয়ালিনি a wife or a daughter of a milkman, a milkmaid, a milk-woman. নামে গোয়ালা কাঁজি ভক্ষণ (fig.) a nobleman whose meagre income forces him to eat more beef than mutton. 69)

(p. 327) grēna a grain (a unit of weight). 34)

(p. 311) guṇōtkarṣa abundance of good qualities or merits; excellence owing to possession of good qualities. 60)

(p. 321) gōsta meat; beef. 111)

(p. 296) gannākāṭā hare-lipped. 42)

(p. 308) gāruḍ় of Garuda (গরুড়). n. a very precious stone; a mythological missile; an ancient method of arraying soldiers in a battle; mysterious words that are uttered in order to dispel snake-poison. গারুড়িক n. a doctor who heals snakebites. 23)

(p. 306) gātrānulēpanī a brush to paint the body. 30)

(p. 308) gālāgāla, gālāgāli revilings; rebuke; abuse. গালাগালি করা, গালাগালি দেওয়া v. to revile; to rebuke; to abuse, to call (a person) names. 32)