(p. 293) gaṇaka an astrologer, a soothsayer; a palmist; a calculator. a. one who or that which calculates, calculating. 39)

(p. 291) gajā a kind of sweetmeat made of flour. 21)

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

(p. 327) grāma a hamlet, a village; a small settlement; (as a sfx.) a collection (গুণগ্রাম, স্বরগ্রাম); (mus.) a scale (উচ্চগ্রাম). ̃খরচা same as গ্রামভাটি । ̃জ, ̃জাত a. produced in a village, rural. ̃ণী n. (hist.) a village headman. ̃ধর্ম n. sexual intercourse (esp. with one's wife). ̃বাসী n. a villager, a village-dweller. ̃ভাটি n. a monetary contribution to be given for village welfare at the time of wedding etc. ̃মৃগ n. a (village) dog. ̃সম্পর্ক, ̃সুবাদ n. the relation that arises owing to living in the same village. ̃সম্পর্কীয় a. rural; pertaining to co-villagers. ̃স্হ a. of or in or living in a village; rural. 18)

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

(p. 301) gāōẏā1 a witness. 52)

(p. 296) gatāsu dead. গতাসু হওয়া v. to die, to expire. 9)

(p. 321) gōtama a sage who wrote a famous treatise on logic; Gautama Buddha. 11)

(p. 314) gula1 powder of burnt tobacco (this is applied to teeth and the gum or used as a dentifrice); a kind of small balls prepared by mixing and drying cowdung, mud and coal-powder together (used as fuel). গুল দেওয়া v. to make small balls of cowdung, mud and coal-powder mixed together and dry them in the sun; to apply powder of burnt tobacco (to one's teeth and gum). 32)

(p. 321) gōsāpa the iguana. 109)

(p. 311) gucchēra undesirably numerous or countless, too many. 7)

(p. 321) gōśṛṅga a cow's horn. 101)

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

(p. 321) gōdhana a herd of cows regarded as property, cattle-wealth; a heard of cows. 22)

(p. 314) gumphita strung; composed. 23)