(p. 314) gō2 the cow; the ox; any of the senseorgans (গোচর); the earth (গোপতি). 100)

(p. 314) gēha, gēhā (poet.) a house; a dwelling house; an abode, a residence, a home. গেহী n. a householder, a family man. fem. গেহিনী a housewife. 97)

(p. 301) garjamāna engaged in or in a state of roaring, roaring, rumbling, howling, thundering. 3)

(p. 314) gṛhābhyantara the inside of the house, the inner part of the house. 59)

(p. 296) garabā a kind of dance accompanied with songs current in Gujarat. 78)

(p. 296) garimā glory; pride; vanity; importance; spiritual glory earned by yoga or austere religious practice. 88)

(p. 311) gu়jaguja expressing muttering or whispering. গুজগুজ করা v. to whisper; to confer secretly. গুজগুজানি n. whispering, talking in whispers; act of conferring secretly. গুজগুজে a. one who does not speak out one's mind frankly; whispering. 10)

(p. 301) gām̐i a classification of Brahmins according to their original village home. 57)

(p. 296) gabēṣita researched. 54)

(p. 321) gōchā a bunch, a bundle, a sheaf; the hough. 3)

(p. 321) gōdhūli twilight. ̃লগ্ন n. the hour of twilight esp. the evening twilight; the hour of gloaming or dusk. 25)

(p. 327) grīṣma summer; heat. a. hot; torrid (গ্রীষ্মমন্ডল). ̃কাল n. summer, the hot season. ̃কালীন a. of summer, of the hot season, summer. ̃ক্লিষ্ট a. same as ̃পীড়িত । ̃তাপিত a. oppressed by the heat of summer; heated by summer. ̃পীড়িত a. oppressed with heat or by summer. ̃প্রধান tropical. ̃প্রধান দেশ a tropical country, a hot country. ̃বলয়, ̃মণ্ডল n. (geog.) the torrid zone. গ্রীষ্মাতিশয়, গ্রীষ্মাতিশয্য n. excess of heat; extreme heat. গ্রীষ্মাবকাশ n. the summer vacation or recess. 33)

(p. 314) gṛhāgata one who has come to a house; one who has come back home. n. a guest; a visitor. 56)

(p. 321) gōtra2 a family, a line; classification of families in accordance with the names of the saints who founded them; descent, lineage (কাশ্যপ গোত্র). ̃জ a. having common descent or lineage, belonging to the same family, kindred. 14)

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