(p. 301) garbhāgāra a lying-in room; a small room or compartment within a larger one (cp. ante-room). 12)

(p. 327) grika Greek. n. a Greek; the Greek language, Greek. 30)

(p. 308) girā1 a knot. 46)

(p. 327) grahāṇu (astr.) an asteroid. ̃পুঞ্জ n. pl. asteroids. 11)

(p. 314) gurbiṇī pregnant, in the family way, (of inferior creatures) big with young. 30)

(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. 311) guṭiśuṭi coweringly; crouchingly. 28)

(p. 314) gūḍh়aiṣaṇā (phil.) a complex. 52)

(p. 301) gali a narrow street, a lane; a corridor. কানা গলি a blind alley, a cul-de-sac. ̃ঘুঁজি n. pl. different narrow passages and concealed corners; lanes and bylanes; (fig.) secret regions or parts. nook and corner (মনের গলিঘুঁজি). 33)

(p. 296) gabēṣita researched. 54)

(p. 301) garjana2 a species of tall tree, Dipterocarpus turbinatus, the garjan. ̃তেল n. juice of garjan used in varnishing idols etc. 2)

(p. 301) garhaṇa, garhaṇā, garhā condemnation, censure, blame, accusation; reproach, reproof. 18)

(p. 293) gaḍḍala, gaḍḍara the ram; (fig.) a stupid man. 15)

(p. 321) gōlakadhān̐dhā a labyrinth, a maze; an intricate problem. 83)

(p. 296) gabharnamēnṭa (pol.) government. 57)