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

(p. 321) gōmaśatā, gōmastā a rent-collector or billcollector or steward (of a landlord, a businessman, a mercantile firm etc.) 58)

(p. 320) gōkarṇa the reach of the thumb and the ring-finger outstretched; the cavity or capacity of a cupped palm of hand. 6)

(p. 308) giri2 a mountain; a hill; one of a particular order of ascetics. ̃কন্দর, ̃গহ্বর, ̃গুহা, ̃দরী n. a mountain-cave. ̃খাত n. a ravine, a gorge. ̃কুমারী, ̃জা n. a daughter of a mountain (esp. of the Himalayas); appellations of Goddess Durga (̃দুর্গা). ̃তল n. the surface of a mountain. ̃তরঙ্গিণী n. a mountainstream. ̃দুর্গ n. a hill-fort; a hill serving as a fort. ̃দ্বার n. a mountain-pass, a pass. ̃নন্দিনী same as ̃কুমারী । ̃পথ, ̃বর্ত্ম n. a mountain-defile, a ravine, a gorge; a col. ̃বাসী n. living in the mountains. n. a mountain dweller. ̃মল্লিকা n. a medicinal herb grown on the hills. ̃মাটি, ̃মৃত্তিকা n red ochre. ̃রাজ n. the king of mountains; an appellation of the Himalayas. ̃রানি n. (myth.) the wife of the Himalayas. ̃শ n. one who lies down or sleeps upon a mountain; an appellation of Shiva (শিব). ̃শৃঙ্গ, ̃শিখর n. a mountain-peak. ̃শ্রেণি n. a mountain-range. ̃সংকট n. a mountain-defile, a gorge. ̃সুতা n. the daughter of the Himalayas; an appellation of Goddess Durga. 49)

(p. 301) garbhōtpādana making one pregnant, impregnation or fertilization (of the womb.) 17)

(p. 321) gōlīẏa spherical; globular. 97)

(p. 293) gaḍ়imasi wilful or habitual delay, procrastination, dilatoriness. গড়িমসি করা v. to delay wilfully or habitually, to procrastinate, dilly-dally; to be dilatory. 35)

(p. 320) gō-cikitsā treatment of cows and cattle.

(p. 314) gēla3 expressing astonishment (এই গেল যা). 93)

(p. 296) gatīẏa kinetic, dynamic. 11)

(p. 311) guṭānō to roll up, to wind up, to ravel in (সুতো গুটানো); to contract, to draw in, to fold, to double up (পা গুটানো); to compose (ডানা গুটানো); to close down (কারবার গুটানো); to pull up, to haul up (জাল গুটানো) a. rolled up, wound up, ravelled in; contracted, drawn in, folded, doubled up; closed down; pulled up, hauled up. 23)

(p. 311) guṇita (math.) multiplied; multiplicated. 56)

(p. 308) gārhapatya holy fire; the holy fire which a householder keeps burning day and night all his life. a. of such a householder. 25)

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

(p. 296) ganḍēpin়ḍē khāōẏā to stuff or gorge oneself with food to the full; to gormandize. 29)