(p. 301) garta a hole, a slot, a cavity, a crevice, a cavern, a pit, a cave. গর্ত করা v. to make a hole; to dig a hole. গর্ত ভরাট করা to fill a hole. 6)

(p. 311) guṇōttara-śrēṇī (pari) geometric series. 61)

(p. 293) gajāla a large and thick nail, a peg, a rivet; a variety of freshwater fish shaped almost like a cylinder. 6)

(p. 311) guṇḍita pulverized, powdered, pounded. 64)

(p. 314) gēri (dial.) of the colour of red ochre (গেরিমাটি). 86)

(p. 321) gōẏālā a milkman (by caste or profession); a cowherd. fem. গোয়ালিনি a wife or a daughter of a milkman, a milkmaid, a milk-woman. নামে গোয়ালা কাঁজি ভক্ষণ (fig.) a nobleman whose meagre income forces him to eat more beef than mutton. 69)

(p. 311) guṇātīta (phil.) beyond the reach of three primordial qualities (see গুণত্রয় under গুণ2), absolute. n. the Absolute Being, God. 44)

(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. 308) gun̐ḍ়i1 a stock of a tree, a bole, a stump. 67)

(p. 293) gaṇḍa the cheek; any morbid fleshy growth on the body, a tumour, a boil (গলগণ্ড); a gland (গণ্ডমালা); any massive thing (গণ্ডশৈল). a. large and important. ̃কূপ n. a dimple on the cheek; a valley. ̃গ্রাম n. a large populous village; a remote village. ̃দেশ, ̃ফলক n. the cheek. ̃মালা n. mumps; scrofula. ̃মূর্খ a. utterly ignorant or illiterate; utterly stupid. গণ্ডশিলা n. a boulder. গণ্ডশৈল n. a volcanic rock. ̃স্হল n. the cheek. 46)

(p. 296) garamila disparity; disagreement; disharmony. 81)

(p. 314) gērilā a member of a political group engaged in irregular fighting esp. against larger and regular forces, the guerrilla. ̃যুদ্ধ n. guerrilla warfare, irregular fighting of the guerrilla. 87)

(p. 301) gastāni a harlot, a prostitute, a whore. 39)

(p. 321) gōbinda a name of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) or Vishnu (বিষ্ণু). 50)

(p. 311) guṇāpakarṣaka depreciative. 51)