(p. 301) gāōẏā1 a witness. 52)

(p. 311) guṇāguṇa merits and demerits. 41)

(p. 293) gaḍḍalikā, gaḍḍarikā the ewe leading a flock, a bell-wether; a flock following a bell-wether. গড্ডলিকাপ্রবাহ n. (lit.) the movement of a flock of sheep blindly following the bell-wether; (fig.) a multitude of blind followers or their act of following en masse; a continuous flow. 16)

(p. 293) gaḍ়āpēṭā to give definite form or shape to, to hammer or knock into (right) shape. a. that which is decided beforehand (esp. by way of compromise); got-up. 33)

(p. 296) garahājira absent. গরহাজির থাকা v. to absent oneself. 84)

(p. 296) ganḍāẏa ganḍāẏa in a large number. 26)

(p. 291) gajaba oppression, tyranny, outrage, violence, high-handedness; injustice. 18)

(p. 321) gōbarāṭa a door still or a window sill. 46)

(p. 321) gauḍ় an ancient name of modern Bengal (controversial opinions exist as to the actual area or Gauda). ̃জন n. the people of Bengal, Bengalis. গৌড়ী n. an Indian musical mode; a kind of poetical diction; a kind of rum prepared from molasses. গৌড়ীয় a. of or living in or produced in Gauda (গৌড়). 116)

(p. 296) gabyōtpādana dairy farming. 56)

(p. 301) galija extremely dirty or filthy; full of stench; rotten; decomposed; abominable (গলিজ ব্যাপার). 34)

(p. 306) gāḍ়la, gāḍ়ra the ram; (in mild rebuke or taunts) a stupid man. 17)

(p. 327) graiba, graibēẏa of the neck or the throat; of the nape of the neck. 36)

(p. 321) gōsām̐i a master; God, Lord; a title of Vaishnava gurus. 108)

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