(p. 306) gāndhi, gāndhipōkā a kind of cornfly; a flying bug, a beetle giving out very offensive odour. See also গন্ধী । 45)

(p. 296) garabā a kind of dance accompanied with songs current in Gujarat. 78)

(p. 296) gada poison; disease; morbid presence of undigested food in the stomach (পেটে গদ জমেছে). 13)

(p. 326) gyān̐ṭa expressing firmly motionless or immobile state (গ্যাঁট হয়ে বসে থাকা= to sit tight, to stick firmly to one's purpose, opinions etc.). 7)

(p. 321) gōpāṅganā the wife of a milkman, a milkmaid. (cp.) a milk-woman. 28)

(p. 314) gūḍh় secret, hidden, concealed, surreptitious (গূঢ় অভিসন্ধি); unknown, unrevealed, deep (গূঢ় তত্ত্ব); invisible, inaccessible, incomprehensible (গূঢ় মায়া); intricate (গূঢ় ব্যাপার); profound (গূঢ় বুদ্ধি, গূঢ় অর্থ); mysterious, occult, esoteric (গূঢ় বিদ্যা); lonely. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব n. secrecy, concealment; invisibility, inaccessibility, incomprehensibility; intricacy; profundity; mysteriousness; loneliness. ̃পথ n. a secret path or route; a lonely path. ̃পাদ n. the tortoise. ̃পুরুষ n. a spy, a secret emissary. ̃মার্গ n. a secret path; a secret tunnel. ̃সাক্ষী n. a witness employed by the plaintiff or by the accuser to overhear what the defendant or the accused has to say. গূঢ়ার্থ n. the inner meaning; underlying implication. 51)

(p. 314) gupti act of keeping or guarding in secret; act of keeping secrets (মন্ত্রগুপ্তি); a sword-stick. 11)

(p. 291) gajagira, gajagiri the pavement round a draw-well etc., (cp.) a well-curb; (archi.) a work of decorative plastering. 17)

(p. 311) guṇya same as গুণনীয় (see গুণ2).

(p. 291) gajala a Persian musical mode (chiefly used in singing love-songs); a love-song; a love-lyric. 20)

(p. 314) gēṭa a gate. 83)

(p. 321) gōrakṣaka one who keeps or tends a cow or cows; a cowherd. 72)

(p. 321) gōptā2 one who guards or protects. n. a guard; a custodian. 41)

(p. 306) gāndharba of Gandharvas (গন্ধর্ব); of a system of marriage which is secretly gone through by a willing couple usually by exchange of garlands without the knowledge of their guardians and without observance of customary rites. 43)

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