(p. 296) gabēṭa fool, idiot, simpleton, dolt, blockhead, dunce, booby. 51)

(p. 321) gōbardhana a hillock in Brindaban (বৃন্দাবন ). ̃ধারী n. one who held high গোবর্ধন, an appellation of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). 47)

(p. 326) gaurāṅga having a cream-coloured complexion tinged with red; (loos.) faircomplexioned. n. a name of Chaitanya. fem. গৌরাঙ্গা, গৌরাঙ্গী । 4)

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

(p. 314) gēn̐ḍ়ākala a dishonest way of achieving one's end by deceiving or threatening people; a racket. 74)

(p. 308) gāmā-raśmi (phys.) Gamma rays (X-rays of very short wave-length). 14)

(p. 321) gōbara cow-dung, muck. ̃গণেশ a. soft-headed corpulent lazy and good-for-nothing. n. such a man or boy. ̃গাদা n. a dung-heap, a dung-hill, a muck-heap. গোবর গ্যাস n. a gas (usu. cooking gas) obtained from cow-dung. গোবরভরা a. (ridi.) full of stupidity (গোবরভরা মাথা = a stupid head). গোবরে পদ্মফুল (lit.) a lotus in a dung-hill; (fig.) a solitary instance of beauty or talent in the midst of ugly or stupid environment, a Venus amongst hags, a Socrates amongst fools. 45)

(p. 296) gadagada a voice made indistinct with excessive emotion. a. overwhelmed with emotion, ecstatic (গদগদচিত্ত); one whose voice has been choked with emotion (গদগদ হওয়া); choked or confused with excessive emotion (গদগদ ভাষা). 14)

(p. 296) garilā the gorilla. 89)

(p. 327) grāmī one who lives in or rules a village; rural; rustic; consisting of or containing villages or musical scales. 23)

(p. 314) gēlā to swallow (ঢোক গেলা, ভাত গেলা); to devour; (in anger or taunts) eat or drink (কাঁড়ি কাঁড়ি ভাত গেলে); eat or drink greedily. n. drinking or swallowing. a swallowed; devoured. ̃নো v. to cause to swallow, make someone swallow. 94)

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

(p. 326) granhibaddha knotted, tied together. 18)

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

(p. 321) gōmūtra cow's urine. 64)