(p. 311) guṭi1 a (small) number of. ̃কত, ̃কতক a. a small number of, a few. 24)

(p. 296) gatāsu dead. গতাসু হওয়া v. to die, to expire. 9)

(p. 306) gāḍ়ōẏāna a carter, a coachman, a waggoner, a carman. গাড়োয়ানি n. the profession of a carter or a coachman or a waggoner or a carman; vulgar behaviour and talk, vulgarity. 21)

(p. 314) gējēṭa a gazette. 81)

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

(p. 314) gō2 the cow; the ox; any of the senseorgans (গোচর); the earth (গোপতি). 100)

(p. 321) gauḍ়sāra a morning raga or classical musical mode of the Sarang class. 117)

(p. 296) garuḍ় (myth.) the name of the prince of the birds on whom Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) rides. ̃ধ্বজ, ̃বাহন n. Vishnu (বিষ্ণু). গরুড়াসন n. a posture of sitting in yoga after the manner of Garuda (গরুড়). 92)

(p. 308) giṭakiri (mus.) quick utterance of notes to make a song sound sweeter. 40)

(p. 321) gōmūrkha utterly ignorant or illiterate or stupid. 63)

(p. 308) gun̐jā, gōn̐jā to drive into, to plant into, to thrust into, to insert; to bend downwards or hide (মুখ গোঁজা). n. act of driving or planting or thrusting into, insertion; act of bending downwards or hiding; a thing inserted into, an insertion; a wisp of straw inserted into an old thatch for repairing it; an undue insertion to balance up an account. (হিসেবে গোঁজা দেওয়া). a. inserted into; bent downwards or concealed. 65)

(p. 293) gaṇḍakīśilā a kind of black stone found in the river Gandaki. 48)

(p. 321) gōla3 a loud and confused noise, an uproar, a row, a hubbub, disturbance (ক্লাসে গোল কোরো না); crookedness, angularity, distrust, doubt, suspicion (মনের গোল); confusion, a difficulty, a complication, a hitch (গোল বাধানো); an error, a mistake; confusion (গোল করে ফেলা). ̃মাল, ̃যোগ n. confusion, disturbance, chaos; din and bustle. ̃মেলে a. confusing; disturbing; subject to suspicion, suspicious; crooked. গোল পাকানো v. to make a mess of, to muddle; to give rise to complication, to complicate. গোলে হরিবোল দেওয়া to evade one's duty by a false show of doing it in a noisy crowd. 82)

(p. 296) garāna the mangrove or its timber. 86)

(p. 291) gaṅgōtrī, gaṅgōttarī a holy place of the Hindus in Garhwal (flowing through this place the Ganges comes down to the plains). 7)