(p. 314) gṛhōpakaraṇa a domestic utensil; furniture. 64)

(p. 306) gān̐dā the Indian marigold. 3)

(p. 321) gōdāna the ceremony of giving away a cow or cows. 18)

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

(p. 327) grahaṇa2 an eclipse. গ্রহণ ছাড়ে v. an eclipse ends. গ্রহণ লাগে v. an eclipse begins or starts. গ্রহণ হয় v. an eclipse takes place or occurs. ̃মোক্ষ n. end of an eclipse. ̃স্হিতি n. duration of an eclipse. ̃স্পর্শ n. commencement of an eclipse. পূর্ণগ্রহণ n. total eclipse. খণ্ডগ্রহণ n. partial eclipse. 7)

(p. 306) gāṇanikya book-keeping. 24)

(p. 296) gamaka (mus.) a kind of artistic trill. 61)

(p. 301) galada an error; a defect; a failing, an omission; a fault. গলদ থাকা v. to be erroneous or defective or faulty. গলদ হওয়া v. to commit an error or fault; to be faulty or erroneous through inadvertence or incapacity. 25)

(p. 301) gāōẏā2 made of cowmilk (গাওয়া ঘি). 53)

(p. 301) galat, galati1 in a melting state; dripping; secreting morbid matter (গলত্কুষ্ঠ). গলত্কুষ্ঠ n. ulcerous leprosy secreting morbid matter. 23)

(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) 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. 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. 293) gaṇḍūṣa a mouthful or handful of water; the cavity or capacity of a cupped palm; act of taking water in the cup of one's palm by uttering some sacred incantation and drinking it. 51)

(p. 306) gāṅgēẏa the son of the Ganges. a. of the Ganges; Gangetic; born of the Ganges. 7)