(p. 301) gahanā1 (formal) an ornament. ̃গাটি, ̃পত্র n. pl. ornaments and other valuables. 41)

(p. 311) guṇākara (lit.) a mine of virtues or good qualities; (fig.) a man endowed with countless virtues or good qualities. 40)

(p. 308) giddhaḍ়, gidhaḍ় the jackal. a. (dial.) dirty, filthy. 41)

(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. 308) gārhapatya holy fire; the holy fire which a householder keeps burning day and night all his life. a. of such a householder. 25)

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

(p. 326) granhicchēdaka, granhibhēdaka pickpocket, a cutpurse. 17)

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

(p. 327) grāmika one who owns or rules or guards a village. 22)

(p. 327) grāmānta outskirts of a village; the border of a village. 20)

(p. 308) gārjiẏāna, gārjēna a guardian. 24)

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

(p. 327) grahaṇi, grahaṇī chronic diarrhoea; the duodenum. 8)

(p. 321) gōpa a milkman (by caste or profession); a cowherd; a king; a landowner; a feudal lord. ̃কন্যা n. the daughter of a milkman, a (young) milkmaid, (cp.) a milk-girl. ̃নারী n. the wife or a daughter of a milkman, a milkmaid, (cp.) a milk-woman. ̃বধূ n. wife of a milkman, (cp.) a milk-wife. ̃বালক n. a boy of the milk-man class; a cowboy. 26)

(p. 308) girjā a church. 51)