(p. 321) gōmaḍ়ā sullen and silent, glum and grave; darkened with huff. 56)

(p. 314) gēnu (obs.—poet. & dial.) went. 84)

(p. 301) gā3 (mus.) the third note in the natural scale, E. 47)

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

(p. 314) gairēẏa red ochre; any object produced or grown in or on a mountain. 99)

(p. 320) gōkarṇa the reach of the thumb and the ring-finger outstretched; the cavity or capacity of a cupped palm of hand. 6)

(p. 327) grāmī one who lives in or rules a village; rural; rustic; consisting of or containing villages or musical scales. 23)

(p. 311) guṇita (math.) multiplied; multiplicated. 56)

(p. 301) gān̐jā2 the female flowering tops of Indian hemp. Cannabis sativa, ganja; (loos.) hemp, marijuana (coll.) a cockand-bull story. গাঁজা খাওয়া v. to smoke ganja. 63)

(p. 321) gōṣṭha a grazing ground, a pasture or pasturage; a meeting-place, an assembly, an association, a society, a club (গোষ্ঠাগার ). ̃গৃহ, গোষ্ঠাগার n. a cowshed; a cow-house, a byre; an association-hall, a society hall, a club-house, a club-room. ̃বিহারী n. an appellation of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) ̃লীলা n. the pastoral activities and sports of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). গোষ্ঠাধ্যক্ষ n. the chief of an assembly or society. 102)

(p. 314) gula1 powder of burnt tobacco (this is applied to teeth and the gum or used as a dentifrice); a kind of small balls prepared by mixing and drying cowdung, mud and coal-powder together (used as fuel). গুল দেওয়া v. to make small balls of cowdung, mud and coal-powder mixed together and dry them in the sun; to apply powder of burnt tobacco (to one's teeth and gum). 32)

(p. 291) gaṅgōtrī, gaṅgōttarī a holy place of the Hindus in Garhwal (flowing through this place the Ganges comes down to the plains). 7)

(p. 321) gōṭha2 a grazing ground, a pasture or pasturage. 6)

(p. 306) gāndhi, gāndhipōkā a kind of cornfly; a flying bug, a beetle giving out very offensive odour. See also গন্ধী । 45)

(p. 327) graismika of summer; of summer heat. 37)