(p. 327) grahācārya a soothsayer, an astrologer. 10)

(p. 314) gunḍā a rogue, a hooligan, a rowdy, a gangster, a ruffian. ̃মি n. hooliganism, rowdyism, gangsterism; ruffianism, গুন্ডামি করা v. to act as a hooligan, to practise hooliganism. 9)

(p. 311) guṇāguṇa merits and demerits. 41)

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

(p. 291) gajā a kind of sweetmeat made of flour. 21)

(p. 308) gāruḍ় of Garuda (গরুড়). n. a very precious stone; a mythological missile; an ancient method of arraying soldiers in a battle; mysterious words that are uttered in order to dispel snake-poison. গারুড়িক n. a doctor who heals snakebites. 23)

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

(p. 308) gija gija expressing: a state of crowding or swarming (সভায় লোক গিজ গিজ করছে). 39)

(p. 314) gēẏa worth singing, singable; that which is sung or is to be sung. 85)

(p. 293) gaḍḍala, gaḍḍara the ram; (fig.) a stupid man. 15)

(p. 311) guchi a device containing several straps of cloth tied at one end in a thick knot used in woman's hairdressing to give the bun a massive appearance, a chignon. 9)

(p. 293) gaṇībhūta belonging to a race or tribe, racial, tribal, belonging to a genus, generic; belonging to a community, communal; belonging to a party. 44)

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

(p. 321) gōmēda chrysolite; zircon; jacinth. 65)

(p. 308) giṭakiri (mus.) quick utterance of notes to make a song sound sweeter. 40)