(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) gōḍ়ē a thick wreath of flower. 10)

(p. 308) girīndra the chief of mountains; an appellation of the Himalayas. 50)

(p. 296) gandharasa myrrh. 34)

(p. 306) gāṭāpārcā a strong plastic substance obtained from latex; gutta-percha. 14)

(p. 296) gama wheat. 60)

(p. 321) gōpālana act of tending and looking after cows; cattle-farming. 32)

(p. 311) guṇāguṇa merits and demerits. 41)

(p. 306) gāta (poet. & obs.) the body. 28)

(p. 311) guṭiguṭi pacing or moving very slowly (like a silk-worm). 26)

(p. 308) gābadā fat or thick; uncouthly fat or thick. গাবদা-গোবদা a. healthy and fatty; plump, roly-poly (গাবদা-গোবদা ছেলে). 6)

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

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

(p. 311) guḍ়guḍ় expressing a mild rumbling or rattling sound; a sound of movement in the stomach. 30)