(p. 329) ghanōpala hail. 50)

(p. 329) ghāni a large block of wood used in grinding oil-seeds to express oil from them, a grinding tree (also ঘানিগাছ); an oil-mill (also ঘানিকল). ঘানি টানা, ঘানি ঠেলা v. to move or operate a grinding tree; (fig.) to do an extremely laborious and dull job, to drudge; (fig.) to serve a term of rigorous imprisonment, to serve time. ঘানিতে জোড়া, ঘানিতে জোতা v. to yoke to a grinding tree; (fig.) to put to drudgery. ঘানিতে পড়া v. to be yoked to a grinding tree; (fig.) to be put to drudgery. 83)

(p. 329) ghanīkṛta thickened; condensed; brought near. 47)

(p. 338) ghōrā1 of ঘোর । 26)

(p. 329) ghaṭikā an hour; a moment; a bell, a gong; any machine for measuring time; a timepiece, a clock (also ঘটিকা যন্ত্র); time of the clock (সাড়ে তিন ঘটিকায়); a small pitcher-shaped earthen or metal water-pot. ঘটিকায় adv. o'clock (সাড়ে ছয় ঘটিকায় = at six o'clock). 16)

(p. 329) ghēm̐ṣa1 touch, contact (ঘেঁষে থাকা); indulgence or liberty (ঘেঁষ দেওয়া). a. touching, close (ঘেঁষ হয়ে বসা).

(p. 329) ghān̐ṭi a watch-post; an outpost (পুলিশের ঘাঁটি); a station, a depot (বিমানঘাঁটি = an airport, জাহাজঘাঁটি = a dock); a military outpost or station; a haunt or rendezvous (বদমাশের ঘাঁটি); a gateway or a junction of several ways (ঘাঁটি জুড়ে থাকা). ঘাঁটি আগলানো v. to guard a camp or post. ̃য়াল n. one who guards or keeps a post. 66)

(p. 329) ghāẏēla wounded; killed; defeated. ঘায়েল করা v. to wound; to overpower; to kill; to defeat. 90)

(p. 329) ghāma sweat, perspiration. ঘাম দিয়ে জ্বর ছাড়া (lit.) to perspire on the eve of being relieved of fever; (fig.) to be relieved of anxiety or danger. মাথার ঘাম পায়ে ফেলে with the sweat of one's brow. 86)

(p. 338) ghōpa a small hole or pocket; a secret or invisible place. ̃ঘাপ n. a narrow hiding-place. 23)

(p. 329) ghanṭa a dish of minced and spiced vegetables cooked almost dry; (fig.) reckless waste (টাকার ঘন্ট). ঘন্ট করা v. to cook a dish of minced and spiced vegetables; (fig.) to waste or squander recklessly. 28)

(p. 329) ghun̐ṭēkuḍ়āni, ghun̐ṭēkuḍ়uni (lit.) a woman engaged in collecting dungcakes; (fig.) a poor and humble woman. 104)

(p. 329) ghanāgama (lit.) arrival of clouds; the rainy season, the rains. 35)

(p. 340) ghrātabya worthy of being smelled; that which is to be smelled. 9)

(p. 329) gharānā born of or belonging to or relating to a family or a high family. n. (in Indian music) a typical tradition or style set up by a famous composer or singer of a place or family (আগ্রা ঘরানা, কিরানা ঘরানা). 54)