(p. 321) gōḍ়āli the ankle; the heel. 9)

(p. 311) gun̐jiẏā a kind of small ring-shaped sweetmeat made of congealed milk and sugar. 16)

(p. 321) gōmaẏa cow-dung. 57)

(p. 326) granhānurāga love for books, fondness for books. গ্রন্হানুরাগী a. & n. (a person) fond of books, a book-lover, a bibliophile. 12)

(p. 321) gōpālana act of tending and looking after cows; cattle-farming. 32)

(p. 311) guṇya same as গুণনীয় (see গুণ2).

(p. 314) gēn̐tō indolent, slothful, lazy, of extremely dilatory habit. 77)

(p. 311) guṇī having good qualities or parts or merits, talented, meritorious; having sound skill or knowledge in some pursuit esp. an artistic one; versed in exorcism or sorcery, having an occult power. গুণী লোক a man of qualities or parts; an adept. 58)

(p. 301) gahbara a hole; a cavity; a pit. 44)

(p. 314) gulati a catapult. 38)

(p. 321) gōmūrkha utterly ignorant or illiterate or stupid. 63)

(p. 306) gādani loading (a gun); ramming; stuffing or cramming. 36)

(p. 314) gṛhāntara another room or house or home. 57)

(p. 306) gāṅgēẏa the son of the Ganges. a. of the Ganges; Gangetic; born of the Ganges. 7)

(p. 308) gābagubāguba a kind of monochord. int. expressing the sound of dealing one severe and repeated fisticuffs on the back. 5)