(p. 321) gōmaśatā, gōmastā a rent-collector or billcollector or steward (of a landlord, a businessman, a mercantile firm etc.) 58)

(p. 314) gēnu (obs.—poet. & dial.) went. 84)

(p. 308) gūn̐ji a short stake or pale; a wedge; a hair-pin; a device containing several straps of cloth tied at one end in a thick knot used in a woman's hair-dressing to give the bun a massive appearance, a chignon. গুঁজি দেওয়া v. to plug up a leak in an old thatch by inserting new straw. 66)

(p. 314) gṛhāsakta extremely home-keeping; overdevoted to one's own family. 60)

(p. 308) gāba a kind of tree Diospyros embryopteris; its fruit (its juice is used in coating the strings of a net), the mangosteen; a coating of resin on the skin that covers an instrument of percussion. 4)

(p. 301) garta a hole, a slot, a cavity, a crevice, a cavern, a pit, a cave. গর্ত করা v. to make a hole; to dig a hole. গর্ত ভরাট করা to fill a hole. 6)

(p. 314) guhya a confidential, private; secret, concealed, hidden; mysterious; esoteric; occult; lonely. n. the anus. ̃দ্বার n. the anus. ̃সংবাদ n. a secret news. 49)

(p. 311) gugali oyster, shell-fish. 4)

(p. 321) gōdāna the ceremony of giving away a cow or cows. 18)

(p. 301) gān̐ja, gān̐jalā froth, scum; yeast, leaven. গাঁজন n. fermentation; putrefaction. 61)

(p. 293) gaṇaka an astrologer, a soothsayer; a palmist; a calculator. a. one who or that which calculates, calculating. 39)

(p. 321) gōlākāra, gōlākṛti round, spherical; circular, roundish. 91)

(p. 327) grahītā a recipient. 15)

(p. 296) gabādi the cow and similar other (domestic) animals; the cattle group. 50)

(p. 293) gaḍḍalikā, gaḍḍarikā the ewe leading a flock, a bell-wether; a flock following a bell-wether. গড্ডলিকাপ্রবাহ n. (lit.) the movement of a flock of sheep blindly following the bell-wether; (fig.) a multitude of blind followers or their act of following en masse; a continuous flow. 16)