(p. 320) gō-khādaka beef-eating. n. a beefeater. 10)

(p. 293) gaṭagaṭa, gaṭamaṭa expressing; the sound of walking or marching firmly and arrogantly. গটগট বা গটমট করে চলা v. to walk or march firmly and arrogantly; to walk with firm and quick steps. 13)

(p. 308) gāmbhīrya gravity; solemnity; reserve, sobriety; affected importance. 17)

(p. 314) gēn̐dā form of গাঁদা । 78)

(p. 296) gandharba (myth.) one belonging to a class of demi-gods proficient in music and war; (rare) a natural musician, a born musician. ̃বিদ্যা n. the science and art of music, music. ̃বিবাহ n. secret marriage of lovers (usu. by exchange of garlands) without any formal ceremony. ̃বেদ n. the treatise on music; the science of music. ̃লোক n. the land or abode of the Gandharvas (গন্ধর্ব). 35)

(p. 301) galana act of being melted, melting; act of passing through; act of being overwhelmed; softening; act of bursting open and secreting morbid matter. গলনাঙ্ক n. melting-point. 29)

(p. 314) gṛhya2 relating to home; homely; domestic; home-bred; home-made. ̃সূত্র n. a Hindu scripture prescribing ceremonies to be performed at birth, marriage etc. 66)

(p. 320) gōghna one who or that which kills a cow or cows; a guest (for whom a cow was killed or slaughtered by the host). 16)

(p. 311) guṇāpakarṣa depreciation. 50)

(p. 301) gahina deep; not easily accessible; far advanced (গহিন রাতে = at dead of the night). 43)

(p. 314) gulō indicating plurality (গাছগুলো ।) 45)

(p. 301) gāōẏā3 to sing; to chant; to sing in praise; to praise. a. that has been sung (গাওয়া গান). ̃নো v. to cause to sing. 54)

(p. 321) gōḍ়ā the root, the base, the bottom (গাছের গোড়া, দাঁতের গোড়া, থামের গোড়া); reach (হাতের গোড়ায়); foundation (গোড়াপত্তন); the beginning or start, inception (সৃষ্টির গোড়া থেকে); the root cause (নষ্টের গোড়া) ̃গুড়ি adv. in the beginning, at first. n. the beginning, inception (গুড়াগুড়ি থেকে) ̃পত্তন n. act of laying the foundation; start. গোড়াপত্তন করা v. to lay the foundation of; to start. গোড়া কেটে আগায় জল (lit.) ridiculous act of cutting off a tree from its bottom and then watering its branches to rejuvenate it; (fig.) mending a thing after ending it; an attempt to mend something when it is too late. 8)

(p. 326) granhānurāga love for books, fondness for books. গ্রন্হানুরাগী a. & n. (a person) fond of books, a book-lover, a bibliophile. 12)

(p. 293) gaḍ়khāi a moat; (cp.) a ravelin. 21)