(p. 327) grāmādhyakṣa a village headman. 19)

(p. 308) gāẏatrī the personified female energy worshipped in the Vedas; Brahma's wife; Goddess Durga; a Vedic incantation which is recited musingly by a Brahman at prayers; a Vedic metre of versification. গায়ত্রী জপ করা v. to recite musingly the prescribed Vedic incantation at prayer. 19)

(p. 308) girā1 a knot. 46)

(p. 311) guḍ় molasses, treacle. গুড়কুমড়ো see কুমড়ো । গুড়ে বালি (fig.) a fly in the ointment; disappointment. 29)

(p. 291) gajānana a person who has on his shoulders an elephant's head instead of his own; an appellation of Ganesha (গণেশ).

(p. 296) garada a kind of silk fabric. 77)

(p. 314) gēn̐ḍ় a tuberous root, a tuber; a rhizome. 72)

(p. 306) gāndharba of Gandharvas (গন্ধর্ব); of a system of marriage which is secretly gone through by a willing couple usually by exchange of garlands without the knowledge of their guardians and without observance of customary rites. 43)

(p. 321) gōlandāja a gunner, an artilleryman. ̃বাহিনী n. artillery. গোলন্দাজি n. gunnery, artillery. a. relating to the gunner or gunnery. 85)

(p. 327) grāmya of or relating to a village; born or produced in a village; found or available in a village; living in a village; rural; rustic; (esp. of words and speech) vulgar. ̃তা n. rusticity; (esp. of words and speech) vulgarity. ̃ধর্ম n. sexual intercourse (esp.) with one's wife. ̃মৃগ n. a (village) dog. 26)

(p. 308) gāruḍ় of Garuda (গরুড়). n. a very precious stone; a mythological missile; an ancient method of arraying soldiers in a battle; mysterious words that are uttered in order to dispel snake-poison. গারুড়িক n. a doctor who heals snakebites. 23)

(p. 320) gōkula a herd of cows (and also of oxen); a cowhouse; a grazing ground for cows and oxen, a pasture or pasturage; a village of India originally inhabited by milkmen ('তোমারে বধিবে যে, গোকুলে বাড়িছে সে'). গোকুলের ষাঁড় (ridi.) a wayward or wilful man, a self-willed person. 7)

(p. 296) gabēṣita researched. 54)

(p. 293) gañjita scolded, chid; insulted; put to shame, reproached. 12)

(p. 314) gairēẏa red ochre; any object produced or grown in or on a mountain. 99)