(p. 296) garjana1 roar, rumble, howl, thundering sound. গর্জন করা v. to roar, to rumble, to howl, to thunder.

(p. 308) gini a guinea. ̃সোনা n. twenty-two parts pure gold and two parts copper alloy mixed together, gold that is eleven-twelfths fine (22 carat), (loos.) guinea gold. 42)

(p. 301) galat, galati1 in a melting state; dripping; secreting morbid matter (গলত্কুষ্ঠ). গলত্কুষ্ঠ n. ulcerous leprosy secreting morbid matter. 23)

(p. 326) gaurī having a cream-coloured complexion tinged with red; (loos.) faircomplexioned. n. a woman or a girl having a cream-coloured complexion tinged with red; Goddess Durga (দুর্গা); an unmarried girl of eight years. ̃কান্ত n. an appellation of Shiva (শিব). ̃দান n. giving away in marriage an under-age girl; giving away in marriage an eightyear old Hindu girl. ̃পট্ট n. the pedestal symbolizing Gauri (গৌরী) or Durga on which the symbol of Shiva is placed. ̃শঙ্কর n. Goddess Durga (দুর্গা) and Shiva (শিব); Mount Everest. 5)

(p. 321) gōḍ়āli the ankle; the heel. 9)

(p. 296) gabēṣaṇā, gabēṣaṇa research. গবেষণা করা v. to research. গবেষণাগার n. a laboratory, a lab. 53)

(p. 308) gāẏēna one who sings. n. a singer.মূল গায়েন a leader or leading singer of a chorus. 20)

(p. 314) gunati act of counting; computation. গুনতি করা v. to count; to compute. গুনতি হওয়া v. to be counted or computed. 5)

(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. 311) guṇāṅka (phys.) a coefficient. 42)

(p. 321) gōbasanta cowpox. 48)

(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. 308) gītā the (Shrimadbhagavad) Gita; a famous Hindu scripture. 58)

(p. 293) gaḍ়3 an average, a mean; an approximate amount. ̃পড়তা see below. গড়ে adv. on an average. 19)

(p. 296) gabacandra the name of a ludicrously stupid minister of folk tales; an utter fool. 45)