(p. 314) gēm̐ẏō, gēm̐ẏē rural; rustic; uneducated; unpolished, vulgar. গেঁয়ো লোক n. rustic; (dero.) a clodhopper. 79)

(p. 293) gaḍḍalikā, gaḍḍarikā the ewe leading a flock, a bell-wether; a flock following a bell-wether. গড্ডলিকাপ্রবাহ n. (lit.) the movement of a flock of sheep blindly following the bell-wether; (fig.) a multitude of blind followers or their act of following en masse; a continuous flow. 16)

(p. 293) gajāla a large and thick nail, a peg, a rivet; a variety of freshwater fish shaped almost like a cylinder. 6)

(p. 311) guṇāpakarṣaka depreciative. 51)

(p. 314) gēn̐ṭē nodose, knotty (গেঁটে বাঁশ, গেঁটে লাঠি); of or in or occurring in knuckles (গেঁটে বাত = gout). 71)

(p. 314) gulma a bush, a shrub; the spleen; morbid enlargement of the spleen (also গুল্মরোগ); a military station or assemblage; a small division of an army (consisting of 9 elephant-riders, 9 charioteers, 27 horsemen and 45 foot-soldiers). 46)

(p. 296) garāna the mangrove or its timber. 86)

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

(p. 314) gṛhāgata one who has come to a house; one who has come back home. n. a guest; a visitor. 56)

(p. 293) gaḍḍala, gaḍḍara the ram; (fig.) a stupid man. 15)

(p. 327) glāni weariness, tiredness; exhaustion, fatigue; unhealthiness, filth, dirt (ঘামের গ্লানি); disgrace, disrepute, shame (বীরকুলগ্লানি); upbraiding, slander, (false) accusation; mortification (মনের গ্লানি). ̃কর, ̃জনক a. filthy; disgraceful, shameful; slanderous; mortifying. 39)

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

(p. 314) gēn̐ḍ় a tuberous root, a tuber; a rhizome. 72)

(p. 321) gōlōka (myth.) the part of the heaven which is the abode of Narayana (নারায়ণ) or Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) ̃ধাম n. the abode of Narayana (নারায়ণ) or Vishnu in heaven; a kind of indoor game. ̃নাথ, ̃পতি, ̃বিহারী n. appellations of Narayana (নারায়ণ) or Vishnu (বিষ্ণু). ̃প্রাপ্তি n. divine permission to live in Goloka (গোলোক) after one's death. 98)

(p. 320) gōkula a herd of cows (and also of oxen); a cowhouse; a grazing ground for cows and oxen, a pasture or pasturage; a village of India originally inhabited by milkmen ('তোমারে বধিবে যে, গোকুলে বাড়িছে সে'). গোকুলের ষাঁড় (ridi.) a wayward or wilful man, a self-willed person. 7)