(p. 306) gādā2, gādānō to stuff, to cram; to load or ram (a gun). ̃বন্দুক n. a gun in which powder is to be crammed with hand, a blunderbuss, a musket, a muzzle-loader. 38)

(p. 314) gṛhya1 acceptable; brought under control. 65)

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

(p. 321) gōmēdha ceremonial sacrifice of a cow or cows, cow-sacrifice. 66)

(p. 311) guḍ়guḍ় expressing a mild rumbling or rattling sound; a sound of movement in the stomach. 30)

(p. 314) gulāla a red powder which Hindus sprinkle over one another during the Holi (হোলি) festival. 42)

(p. 308) gālana act of squeezing out or pressing out; act of causing to flow out; act of straining; act of melting. 29)

(p. 301) garbhāṅka a scene (of a drama). 13)

(p. 296) gabākṣa a ventilator in the shape of a bull's eye; an eyelet; a bay-window. 49)

(p. 311) guṇākara (lit.) a mine of virtues or good qualities; (fig.) a man endowed with countless virtues or good qualities. 40)

(p. 301) garjamāna engaged in or in a state of roaring, roaring, rumbling, howling, thundering. 3)

(p. 306) gājana the festival of worshipping Shiva (শিব) in the month of Chaitra (চৈত্র); any of the songs sung on this occasion; the music of these songs. অনেক সন্ন্যাসীতে গাজন নষ্ট (fig.) too many cooks spoil the broth. 11)

(p. 308) gālānō to melt. a. melted. 33)

(p. 301) garhaṇa, garhaṇā, garhā condemnation, censure, blame, accusation; reproach, reproof. 18)

(p. 321) gauṇika factorial.