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

(p. 314) gṛhāsakta extremely home-keeping; overdevoted to one's own family. 60)

(p. 327) grahāntara another planet. 12)

(p. 296) ganānō to cause to count or enumerate or calculate or compute; to cause to anticipate; to cause to foretell or divine; to cause to read (one's palm, horoscope etc.) as by an astrologer. 23)

(p. 311) guchi a device containing several straps of cloth tied at one end in a thick knot used in woman's hairdressing to give the bun a massive appearance, a chignon. 9)

(p. 314) gulañca a medicinal plant, menispermum glabrum. 36)

(p. 311) guṭānō to roll up, to wind up, to ravel in (সুতো গুটানো); to contract, to draw in, to fold, to double up (পা গুটানো); to compose (ডানা গুটানো); to close down (কারবার গুটানো); to pull up, to haul up (জাল গুটানো) a. rolled up, wound up, ravelled in; contracted, drawn in, folded, doubled up; closed down; pulled up, hauled up. 23)

(p. 308) gābānō3 to stir thoroughly (the water of a pond etc.) 9)

(p. 301) garbhāgāra a lying-in room; a small room or compartment within a larger one (cp. ante-room). 12)

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

(p. 314) gēlā to swallow (ঢোক গেলা, ভাত গেলা); to devour; (in anger or taunts) eat or drink (কাঁড়ি কাঁড়ি ভাত গেলে); eat or drink greedily. n. drinking or swallowing. a swallowed; devoured. ̃নো v. to cause to swallow, make someone swallow. 94)

(p. 301) gahanā2, gahanāra naukā a boat that runs regularly with passengers from stage to stage, a stage-boat. 42)

(p. 321) gōpāṣṭamī the eighth lunar day in the moonlit fortnight of the month of Kartika (কার্তিক) when Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) began to act as a cowboy. 34)

(p. 308) gāli an abusive word, revile; reproach; rebuke; an obscene word. গালি খাওয়া v. to be reproached or rebuked or abused. গালি দেওয়া v. to revile; to reproach; to rebuke; to abuse; to utter an obscene word. ̃গালাজ n. pl. revilings; reproach; rebuke; obscene or filthy words or language; abuses. 34)

(p. 321) gōsām̐i a master; God, Lord; a title of Vaishnava gurus. 108)