(p. 296) garagara2 expressing: sign of anger or angry muttering; low roaring sound; deep colour effect. গরগর করা v. to betray or give out signs of anger; to mutter angrily; to roar suppressedly; to betray repressed anger or irritation; to fret and fume (রাগে গরগর করা); to redden deeply (চক্ষু গরগর করা). গরগরেa. flushed with anger; muttering angrily; roaring suppressedly; deep red; (of any colour) deep. 74)

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

(p. 296) garama heat (গ্রীষ্মের গরম); summer (গরমের সময়); arrogant, haughtiness (কথার গরম); vanity, pride (টাকার গরম); morbidity, illness (পেট গরম). a. hot (গরম জল, গরম কাল); warm, woollen (গরম জামা); arrogant, haughty (গরম মেজাজ); angry (গরম কথা); characterized by high price, dear (গরম বাজার); excited, belligerent (গরম পরিস্হিতি); fresh and exciting (গরম খবর). গরম মশলা cardamom cloves and cinnamon taken together as used in cooking to make food rich. গরম গরম, গরমাগরম a. (of food) hot; (fig.—of news etc.) fresh and exciting. 79)

(p. 291) gaṅgā the Ganges, the Ganga; a river; a wife of Shiva (শিব). (poet.) গঙ্গা, গঙ্গজ a. Gangetic; riverine. গঙ্গাজলি1 n. act of putting the water of the Ganges into the mouth of a dying person; act of swearing by taking the water of the Ganges in one's palm. গঙ্গাজলি2 a. having the colour of the water of the Ganges, of a brownish cream colour. ̃তীর n. bank of the Ganges. ̃ধর n. an appellation of Shiva (শিব). ̃পুত্র n. (in the Mahabharata) Bhishma; one belonging to a Hindu caste whose business is to cremate or to help cremation, (cp.) an undertaker by caste. ̃প্রাপ্ত a. (lit.) one whose mortal remains have been thrown in the Ganges; dead. গঙ্গাপ্রাপ্ত হওয়া v. to die (esp. holily). ̃প্রাপ্তি n. death (esp. in a holy manner). ̃ফড়িং n. the grasshopper (of the green and large variety). ̃বাসী a. living near or on the bank of the Ganges; riverine. ̃মাহাত্ম্য n. the glory of the Ganges; a hymn glorifying the Ganges. ̃যমুনা n. the Ganges and the Jumna or their confluence. a. black-and-white; mixed with gold and silver, bimetallic. ̃যাত্রা n. act of carrying a dying person to the bank of the Ganges. গঙ্গাযাত্রা করা v. to be carried to the bank of the Ganges on the eve of one's death. গঙ্গাযাত্রা করানো v. to carry (a dying person) to the bank of the Ganges. ̃যাত্রী n. a person who is being carried to the bank of the Ganges on the eve of his death; a dying man; a pilgrim to the mouth of the Ganges esp. on a holy occasion. fem. ̃যাত্রিণী । ̃লাভ same as গঙ্গাপ্রাপ্তি । ̃সংগম, ̃সাগর n. the confluence of the Ganges and the Bay of Bengal, the mouth of the Ganges. ̃স্নান n. bathing in the Ganges. গঙ্গাস্নান করা v. to bathe in the Ganges; (fig.) to cleanse oneself of guilt, sin etc. to make oneself pure. 6)

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

(p. 308) gīrbāṇa one who can use one's speech as an arrow; a god. 62)

(p. 293) gajārōhī mounted on an elephant. n. a man or soldier mounted on an elephant. fem. গজারোহিণী । 5)

(p. 321) gōpāṣṭamī the eighth lunar day in the moonlit fortnight of the month of Kartika (কার্তিক) when Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) began to act as a cowboy. 34)

(p. 296) ganḍagōla tumult, uproar; disturbance; disorder; complication; difficulty; hitch. গন্ডগোল করা v. to make a noise; to kick up a row; to create disorder. 24)

(p. 321) gōlapātā a leaf of a small tree akin to the fanpalm (these leaves are used in thatching, Nipa fruticans). 86)

(p. 293) gaṇikā a prostitute, a harlot, a whore. ̃গৃহ, ̃লয় n. a brothel, a bawdy-house. 42)

(p. 314) gēn̐ḍ়ākala a dishonest way of achieving one's end by deceiving or threatening people; a racket. 74)

(p. 293) gañjana act of scolding or childing or upbraiding; act of insulting; act of putting to shame or reproaching (by displaying superior excellence). a. one who or that which scolds or insults; one who or that which puts to shame or reproaches ('খঞ্জনগঞ্জন আঁখি'). গঞ্জনা n. scolding, chiding, upbraiding; insult; putting to shame; reproach. গঞ্জনা দেওয়া । v. to scold, to chide; to upbraid; to insult; to reproach; to put to shame. 9)

(p. 293) gaṇḍu a pillow; a knot. 50)

(p. 320) gōghna one who or that which kills a cow or cows; a guest (for whom a cow was killed or slaughtered by the host). 16)