(p. 320) gōm̐ẏāra obstinate, unyielding, stubborn; headstrong, foolhardy, foolishly rash. ̃গোবিন্দ a. very rash or reckless, devilmay-care. n. a very rash or headstrong person, a devil-may-care sort of fellow. ̃তুমি, ̃তমি, গোঁয়ার্তুমি n. obstinacy, stubbornness; foolhardiness. 4)

(p. 321) gōlapātā a leaf of a small tree akin to the fanpalm (these leaves are used in thatching, Nipa fruticans). 86)

(p. 296) gatara body; health; physical strength or ability. ̃খাকি, ̃খাগি a. fem. (abusively) physically strong yet averse to work; extremely lazy. masc. ̃খেকো, ̃খেগো । গতর খাটানো v. to undergo physical toil; to work as a manual labourer. 4)

(p. 293) gaḍ়u any morbid protuberance or excrescence on the body (such as hunch, goitre, wart etc.) a. hunch-backed. 36)

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

(p. 296) gabēṭa fool, idiot, simpleton, dolt, blockhead, dunce, booby. 51)

(p. 321) gauḍ়sāra a morning raga or classical musical mode of the Sarang class. 117)

(p. 314) gēha, gēhā (poet.) a house; a dwelling house; an abode, a residence, a home. গেহী n. a householder, a family man. fem. গেহিনী a housewife. 97)

(p. 321) gōchā a bunch, a bundle, a sheaf; the hough. 3)

(p. 296) gabēṣita researched. 54)

(p. 296) ganḍāra the rhinoceros. 27)

(p. 311) gugali oyster, shell-fish. 4)

(p. 306) gātrābaraṇa, gātrābaraṇī a cover or wrapper for the body; a cloak; an armour, a coat of mail. 31)

(p. 301) gastāni a harlot, a prostitute, a whore. 39)

(p. 314) gunā1 a metal string or thread, wire, funicle; screw-thread. 6)