(p. 296) garala poison. 83)

(p. 296) gabādi the cow and similar other (domestic) animals; the cattle group. 50)

(p. 291) gaja4 the elephant; (in chess) the bishop; a very small variety of worm (গজভুক্ত কপিত্থ). ̃কচ্ছপ n. (myth.) two brothers, who contended with each other for the possession of their paternal wealth, were turned into a huge elephant and a huge tortoise, in their new shapes too they went on fighting frightfully and relentlessly; (fig.) two terrible contestants; (hum.) a man of elephantine build. গজকচ্ছপের যুদ্ধ (fig.) a relentless encounter between equals; Greek meeting Greek. ̃কুম্ভ n. a globular appendage on the forehead of the elephant ̃গতি, ̃গমন n. slow and majestic or stately gait (of a well-built person) resembling that of an elephant. a. moving majestically like an elephant. ̃গামিনী a. fem. mounted on an elephant; moving majestically like an elephant. n. such a woman or girl. masc. (a. & n.). ˜গামী । ̃ঘন্টা n. a bell tied round an elephant's neck to warn the passers-by from a distance. ̃চক্ষু n. a very small and squint eye. a. one with such an eye. ̃দন্ত1 n. ivory.̃দন্ত2 n. an extra tooth (of a man) growing in front of another. ̃ন্দর a. very big; fat; pot-bellied. ̃পতি n. a leader amongst the wild elephants. ̃বীথি n. an orderly line of elephants. ̃ভুক্ত a. eaten by an elephant; eaten by a small worm called গজ (see above). ̃ভুক্তকপিত্থবত্ a. & adv. like a sour wood-apple eaten up by worms (a গজ worm enters unnoticeably into a sour wood-apple and eats up the whole of its kernel); (fig.) utterly hollow though looking full. ̃মোতি, (inc.) ̃মতি, ̃মুক্তা n. any of the costly pearls which, according to fables, are shed from an elephant's head. ̃যূথ n. a herd of elephants. ̃রাজ same as গজপতি । 15)

(p. 296) garut a wing (as of a bird); a feather. 93)

(p. 320) gōm̐pha, gōm̐pa moustache; whiskers. গোঁফে তা দেওয়া v. to trim the ends of one's moustache (figuratively this indicates great delight or ease or nonchalance). ̃খেজুর a. extremely lazy (from the story of a person who lay hungry under a date-tree and yet refused to move his hand to reach the date that fell upon his moustache but hoped that a date would fall straight into his mouth). 2)

(p. 326) granhika a soothsayer, an astrologer, a fortune-teller. 16)

(p. 296) gabaẏa a kind of (wild) cow having no dewlap (chiefly found in the Himalayan region). 47)

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

(p. 306) gāṇapatya relating to Ganesha (গণেশ). n. a sect worshipping Ganesha. 25)

(p. 314) gēri (dial.) of the colour of red ochre (গেরিমাটি). 86)

(p. 296) gandharba (myth.) one belonging to a class of demi-gods proficient in music and war; (rare) a natural musician, a born musician. ̃বিদ্যা n. the science and art of music, music. ̃বিবাহ n. secret marriage of lovers (usu. by exchange of garlands) without any formal ceremony. ̃বেদ n. the treatise on music; the science of music. ̃লোক n. the land or abode of the Gandharvas (গন্ধর্ব). 35)

(p. 321) gōrōcanā a bright yellow pigment secreted from a cow's kidney. 78)

(p. 327) grisīẏa Grecian, Greek. 31)

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

(p. 296) gandharasa myrrh. 34)