(p. 311) guṇāṅka (phys.) a coefficient. 42)

(p. 321) gōsbāmī the lord or the protector of cows or of the earth; a master; God; a religious teacher, a preceptor, a guru; a title of Vaishnava gurus. 114)

(p. 320) gō-khādaka beef-eating. n. a beefeater. 10)

(p. 321) gōlapātā a leaf of a small tree akin to the fanpalm (these leaves are used in thatching, Nipa fruticans). 86)

(p. 308) gāba a kind of tree Diospyros embryopteris; its fruit (its juice is used in coating the strings of a net), the mangosteen; a coating of resin on the skin that covers an instrument of percussion. 4)

(p. 296) gappō, gappō (coll.) gossip, chit-chat, prate. গপ্পো করা v. to talk idly, to chatter; to blab. ̃বাজ, গপ্পে a. given to idle or too much talk, talkative, gossipy; able to talk or chat flippantly. n. an idle talker; a flippant talker. 44)

(p. 301) gahbara a hole; a cavity; a pit. 44)

(p. 308) gīrṇa uttered; said, told; narrated; praised, eulogized; swallowed, devoured. 60)

(p. 321) gōṭha2 a grazing ground, a pasture or pasturage. 6)

(p. 306) gāndhāra an ancient name of Kandahar; (mus.) the third note in the natural scale. a. of or living in Kandahar. 44)

(p. 321) gōrakṣaka one who keeps or tends a cow or cows; a cowherd. 72)

(p. 321) gōlālō roundish. 96)

(p. 308) girā1 a knot. 46)

(p. 314) gurjara Gujarat; a native of Gujarat. fem. গুর্জরী a female native of Gujarat; an Indian musical mode. 29)

(p. 327) grēna a grain (a unit of weight). 34)