(p. 306) gādā1 a slice from the back of a flat-fish. 37)

(p. 301) galāsi the neck-rope of an animal. 32)

(p. 291) ga1 the third consonant of the Bengali alphabet. 2)

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

(p. 301) galagala expressing the sound of quick and profuse pouring out or coming out of liquid matter. 22)

(p. 311) guñjarana a humming sound; (loos.) act of humming; musing; (fig. & dero.) whispering. গুঞ্জরন করা v. to hum, to muse; to whisper. 19)

(p. 308) gāhana2 act of singing. 37)

(p. 320) gōṅā unable to speak, dumb. n. a dumb man, one having no power of speech. 17)

(p. 321) gōmasūrikā same as গোবসন্ত । 59)

(p. 320) gōcāraṇa act of tending or grazing cows, pasturage. গোচারণ ভূমি n. grazing ground. গোচারণে যাওয়া v. to go to graze or tend cows or beeves. 23)

(p. 321) gōmāṃsa beef. গোমাংসভোজী a. beef-eating. গোমাংসভোজী লোক a beef-eater. কঅক্ষর গোমাংস (fig.) utterly illiterate. 60)

(p. 296) ganatakāra a foreteller, an astrologer, a palmist; a soothsayer. 20)

(p. 311) guṭiguṭi pacing or moving very slowly (like a silk-worm). 26)

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

(p. 320) gōm̐pha, gōm̐pa moustache; whiskers. গোঁফে তা দেওয়া v. to trim the ends of one's moustache (figuratively this indicates great delight or ease or nonchalance). ̃খেজুর a. extremely lazy (from the story of a person who lay hungry under a date-tree and yet refused to move his hand to reach the date that fell upon his moustache but hoped that a date would fall straight into his mouth). 2)