(p. 314) gēla1 has or have gone; went. (see যাওয়া. 91)

(p. 314) gulabāgha the leopard. 40)

(p. 306) gāndharba of Gandharvas (গন্ধর্ব); of a system of marriage which is secretly gone through by a willing couple usually by exchange of garlands without the knowledge of their guardians and without observance of customary rites. 43)

(p. 314) gulpha the ankle or the heel. ̃সন্ধি n. the ankle-joint. 39)

(p. 326) gyān̐jānō to gossip uselessly, to go on gossiping without any purpose. 6)

(p. 326) granhāgāra a library. গ্রন্হাগারিক n. a librarian. 11)

(p. 291) gajarānō to rumble; to grumble surlily, to growl. গজরানি n. a rumbling; a rumbling noise; a growl. 19)

(p. 296) garagara1 overwhelmed (ভাবে গরগর); beside oneself, esp. with delight ('রাইরূপ হেরি অন্তর গরগর'); deeply reddened (চক্ষু গরগর). গরগরে a. overwhelming; deep; very hot or strong (গরগরে ঝাল). 73)

(p. 296) gabacandra the name of a ludicrously stupid minister of folk tales; an utter fool. 45)

(p. 293) gaḍ়ā1 a kind of very coarse white loincloth without any border. 27)

(p. 327) grāmīṇa produced in a village; in or of or dwelling in a village; rural; rustic. 24)

(p. 314) gairika red ochre; gold-dust or gold; powder or dye of red ochre (অলক সিঞ্চিত গৈরিক স্বর্ণে); a piece of loincloth dyed with red ochre (গৈরিকধারী) a. born of or produced in mountain; of the colour of red ochre (গৈরিক আকাশ); dyed with red ochre (গৈরিক পতাকা). 98)

(p. 301) gardā soil, dirt, filth. 8)

(p. 296) gandharba (myth.) one belonging to a class of demi-gods proficient in music and war; (rare) a natural musician, a born musician. ̃বিদ্যা n. the science and art of music, music. ̃বিবাহ n. secret marriage of lovers (usu. by exchange of garlands) without any formal ceremony. ̃বেদ n. the treatise on music; the science of music. ̃লোক n. the land or abode of the Gandharvas (গন্ধর্ব). 35)

(p. 321) gōstana a cow's udder. 112)