(p. 301) gān̐jā1 to be fermented; to come up in froth, to be frothy; to be putrefied. 62)

(p. 296) gatyantara another means or way, an alternative means or way, an alternative. ̃হীন a. without an alternative, without any other means, left without an alternative. 12)

(p. 306) gāda scum, dross; dregs, sediment, leas. 34)

(p. 296) gandhōpajībī a dealer in spices (by caste). a. dealing in spices. 41)

(p. 320) gōṅānō2 to whimper; to moan; to groan or whine. গোঙানি n. act or noise of whimpering or moaning or groaning or whining. 18)

(p. 327) grika Greek. n. a Greek; the Greek language, Greek. 30)

(p. 321) gauṇa minor, unimportant, secondary. n. delay. গৌণ করা v. (arch.) to make delay. ̃কর্ম v. minor duty; (gr.) an indirect object. ̃তা n. secondariness; less importance; inferiority. গৌণার্থ n. (rhet.) secondary significance, figurative meaning. 118)

(p. 321) gōbatsa the young of a cow, a bullock or a heifer, a calf. 42)

(p. 326) grathana act of stringing (as flowers in a wreath); composition (as of an essay or a book). গ্রথিত a. strung; composed. গ্রথিত করা v. to string; to compose. 9)

(p. 296) gandhaka sulphur, brimstone. ̃কাঠি n. sulphur match for lighting a lamp. ̃চূর্ণ n. sulphur powder; gunpowder. ̃দ্রাবক, গন্ধকাম্ল n. sulphuric acid. 33)

(p. 311) guṭiguṭi pacing or moving very slowly (like a silk-worm). 26)

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

(p. 293) gaṇādhipa same as গণনাথ (see গণ). 41)

(p. 293) gaṇḍa the cheek; any morbid fleshy growth on the body, a tumour, a boil (গলগণ্ড); a gland (গণ্ডমালা); any massive thing (গণ্ডশৈল). a. large and important. ̃কূপ n. a dimple on the cheek; a valley. ̃গ্রাম n. a large populous village; a remote village. ̃দেশ, ̃ফলক n. the cheek. ̃মালা n. mumps; scrofula. ̃মূর্খ a. utterly ignorant or illiterate; utterly stupid. গণ্ডশিলা n. a boulder. গণ্ডশৈল n. a volcanic rock. ̃স্হল n. the cheek. 46)

(p. 320) gōgrāsa an offering of sanctified grass to a cow at the end of one's penitence; a large morsel. গোগ্রাসে খাওয়া বা গেলা v. to eat hastily in large morsels, to gobble; to eat ravenously or wolfishly. 14)