(p. 327) grībā the throat; the neck; the nape of the neck. ̃দেশ n. the nape of the neck; (loos.) the neck or the throat. ̃ভঙ্গি n. a (beautiful) gesture of the neck or the throat. 32)

(p. 327) grahaṇa1 taking or receiving (ভিক্ষাগ্রহণ); holding (হস্তগ্রহণ); assuming (ছদ্মবেশ গ্রহণ); adoption (সন্ন্যাস গ্রহণ); reception (অতিথিকে সাদরে গ্রহণ); acceptance (নিমন্ত্রণ গ্রহণ); comprehension, realization (রচনার অর্থগ্রহণ); drinking or eating (জলগ্রহণ, অন্নগ্রহণ); taking in (শ্বাসগ্রহণ); act of inhaling (গন্ধগ্রহণ). গ্রহণ করা v. to take, to receive; to hold; to assume; to adopt; to accept; to comprehend, to realize; to drink or eat; to take in; to inhale. ̃ক্ষম a. receptive. ̃ক্ষমতা, ̃শক্তি n. receptive power or capacity. 6)

(p. 293) gaḍ়paḍ়tā average; approximate. adv. on an average; approximately. 25)

(p. 296) gambhīrā a form of worshipping Shiva (শিব) in the month of Chaitra (চৈত্র); a kind of folk-song sung esp. in the Malda district on this occasion; the music of these songs; a form of decoration with tinsels; the inner part of a temple. 65)

(p. 296) gaẏaraha (in law) and the rest, and others, etcetera, et al. 69)

(p. 296) gabharnara (pol.) a governor (of a state). 58)

(p. 314) gṛhāntara another room or house or home. 57)

(p. 320) gōcāraka a cowherd. 22)

(p. 314) gula3 the rose; a fancy-work, a diaper. ̃দার a. diapered. ̃বদন a. having a body as soft or delicate as the rosepetal, tender-bodied. fem. ̃বদনী । ̃বাগ n. a rose-garden. ̃বাহার n. a piece of diapered sari (̃শাড়ি). 34)

(p. 306) gāṇanikya book-keeping. 24)

(p. 320) gōkṣura (lit.) a cow's hoof; a thorny plant, Tribulus terrestris, the thistle; the cobra de capello, the cobra. 9)

(p. 311) gu়jaguja expressing muttering or whispering. গুজগুজ করা v. to whisper; to confer secretly. গুজগুজানি n. whispering, talking in whispers; act of conferring secretly. গুজগুজে a. one who does not speak out one's mind frankly; whispering. 10)

(p. 296) gabādi the cow and similar other (domestic) animals; the cattle group. 50)

(p. 301) gahbara a hole; a cavity; a pit. 44)

(p. 314) gulabāgha the leopard. 40)