(p. 301) gām̐iti a pickaxe. 59)

(p. 296) gambhīrā a form of worshipping Shiva (শিব) in the month of Chaitra (চৈত্র); a kind of folk-song sung esp. in the Malda district on this occasion; the music of these songs; a form of decoration with tinsels; the inner part of a temple. 65)

(p. 296) garilā the gorilla. 89)

(p. 301) galija extremely dirty or filthy; full of stench; rotten; decomposed; abominable (গলিজ ব্যাপার). 34)

(p. 321) gōtama a sage who wrote a famous treatise on logic; Gautama Buddha. 11)

(p. 293) gajāri an enemy of the elephant; the lion. 4)

(p. 296) gamagama expressing: the state of being resounded with deep or grave sound; the state of being filled (esp. solemnly). গমগম করা v. to resound with deep or grave sound; to be full (esp. solemnly). গমগমে a. (of sound or voice) resounding, deeply resounding. 62)

(p. 296) ganḍēpinḍē stuffing or gorging oneself to the full. 28)

(p. 314) gēla3 expressing astonishment (এই গেল যা). 93)

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

(p. 314) gṛhya1 acceptable; brought under control. 65)

(p. 301) galadā, galadā-ciṇḍ়i the lobster. 28)

(p. 301) galui either of the tapering parts at the front and the back of a boat or ship, the prow or the stern. 36)

(p. 293) gaḍ়4 a fort; a fortress; a moat; a hollow into which the mouth of a husking pedal falls to thrash grains. গড়ের প্রাচীর the rampart. গড়ের বাদ্যি the military band of a fort; the music of this band. গড়ের মাঠ the esplanade. 20)

(p. 311) gujarati a smaller variety of cardamom. 13)