(p. 321) gō-māchi the gadfly. 61)

(p. 314) gumpha moustache; a bunch. 21)

(p. 308) gāla1 abuse, rebuke, reproach. গাল খাওয়া v. to be abused or rebuked or reviled or reproached. গাল দেওয়া, গাল পাড়া v. to revile; to reproach, to rebuke, to abuse. 27)

(p. 301) galadgharma perspiring copiously, weltering in sweat, (lit.) melting in sweat. গলদ্ঘর্ম হওয়া v. to perspire copiously, to welter in sweat. 26)

(p. 327) grābarēkhā (geog.) moraine. 16)

(p. 306) gādā2, gādānō to stuff, to cram; to load or ram (a gun). ̃বন্দুক n. a gun in which powder is to be crammed with hand, a blunderbuss, a musket, a muzzle-loader. 38)

(p. 311) guṇī having good qualities or parts or merits, talented, meritorious; having sound skill or knowledge in some pursuit esp. an artistic one; versed in exorcism or sorcery, having an occult power. গুণী লোক a man of qualities or parts; an adept. 58)

(p. 321) gōpikā the wife or daughter of a milkman, a milkmaid, (cp.) a milkwoman. ̃মোহন n. one who has charmed the milkmaids, an appellation of Krishna. 35)

(p. 308) gāmbhāri a kind of decorative tree. 16)

(p. 311) guṇībhūtabyaṅgya (rhet.) a figure of speech in which the apparent or surface meaning is more beautiful than the inner or underlying or true meaning. 59)

(p. 314) gōi (poet. & obs.) concealing ('মরমহি গোই'). 101)

(p. 291) gaṅgōtrī, gaṅgōttarī a holy place of the Hindus in Garhwal (flowing through this place the Ganges comes down to the plains). 7)

(p. 327) grahācārya a soothsayer, an astrologer. 10)

(p. 327) grasana act of swallowing or devouring or gulping; act of eclipsing. 2)

(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)