(p. 321) gōbēcārā, gōbēcāri as harmless and gentle as a cow; an artless or guileless person. 52)

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

(p. 314) gūḍh়aiṣaṇā (phil.) a complex. 52)

(p. 311) guṇādhāra (lit.) a repository of good qualities or parts; a man of qualities or parts. 45)

(p. 321) gōdhā, gōdhikā the iguana. 23)

(p. 308) -giri1 meaning : being so and so, status, office, honour, tenure of office, skill in certain capacity, -ship (বাবুগিরি, রাজাগিরি, কেরানিগিরি). 48)

(p. 296) gandhōpajībī a dealer in spices (by caste). a. dealing in spices. 41)

(p. 314) gulajāra splendid; packed or crowded and noisy (সভা গুলজার, নরক গুলজার). গুলজার করা v. to brighten; to crowd and fill with warmth and noise. 35)

(p. 327) grāmādhyakṣa a village headman. 19)

(p. 321) gōẏālā a milkman (by caste or profession); a cowherd. fem. গোয়ালিনি a wife or a daughter of a milkman, a milkmaid, a milk-woman. নামে গোয়ালা কাঁজি ভক্ষণ (fig.) a nobleman whose meagre income forces him to eat more beef than mutton. 69)

(p. 314) gō-n̐gō expressing a groaning sound. গোঁ-গো করা v. to groan. 103)

(p. 327) grāmya of or relating to a village; born or produced in a village; found or available in a village; living in a village; rural; rustic; (esp. of words and speech) vulgar. ̃তা n. rusticity; (esp. of words and speech) vulgarity. ̃ধর্ম n. sexual intercourse (esp.) with one's wife. ̃মৃগ n. a (village) dog. 26)

(p. 306) gādhā the ass; (in mild reproof or ridicule) a stupid fellow, a dunderhead. ̃বোট n. a very heavy and slow-moving boat or ship carrying cargo, barge; (ridi.) any slow-moving vehicle, a sluggard. ̃মি n. folly, silliness. গাধামি করা v. to make an ass of oneself, to behave in a crassly stupid fashion. গাধার খাটুনি dull and excessive toil not calling for exercise of intelligence; drudgery. 40)

(p. 314) gumaṭa sultry atmosphere or weather, sultriness, stuffiness, fustiness. 17)

(p. 296) gararāji unwilling, reluctant, loth, not consenting. গররাজি হওয়া v. to express one's reluctance or unwillingness; not to agree. 82)