(p. 314) gērō2 a scrape, a difficulty; the influence of an evil star. কপালের গেরো bad luck; predestined misfortune. 89)

(p. 314) gumphana act of stringing (together); composition. 22)

(p. 314) gubāka the betel-nut or its tree. 14)

(p. 321) gōtra2 a family, a line; classification of families in accordance with the names of the saints who founded them; descent, lineage (কাশ্যপ গোত্র). ̃জ a. having common descent or lineage, belonging to the same family, kindred. 14)

(p. 311) guṇālaṅkṛta adorned or endowed with good qualities or virtues. 54)

(p. 321) gōśālā a cowshed; a cow-house, a byre. 100)

(p. 321) gōsta meat; beef. 111)

(p. 296) gaẏaṅgaccha dilatoriness, procrastination; laziness. 67)

(p. 321) gōrā having a complexion of cream-colour tinged with red; (loos.) faircomplexioned; English or European (গোরা সৈন্য). n. a pet name of Chaitanya ('কৃষ্ণ কৃষ্ণ বলি গোরা কাঁদে'); an Englishman or a European; an English or a European soldier. ̃চাঁদ n. a name of Chaitanya. গোরার বাদ্য n. English or European military band. 76)

(p. 296) garaja necessity or interest (আপন গরজে); attention, devotion (পড়াশোনায় গরজ). গরজ করা v. to feel eagerness to do, to be up and doing, to be active; to pay attention to. গরজি a. (chiefly used as a sfx.) interested (আপ্তগরজি). গরজ বড় বালাই (fig.) necessity is the most exacting taskmaster; (fig.) necessity knows no law. 75)

(p. 327) grāmika one who owns or rules or guards a village. 22)

(p. 293) gaḍ়ā2 an enclosure of stakes etc. set in a stream as a trap for fish, weir. 28)

(p. 296) gatīẏa kinetic, dynamic. 11)

(p. 306) gāgari a pitcher. 5)

(p. 296) gatānugatika routine; customary; usual; conventional; traditional; trite, hackneyed, commonplace; monotonous. ̃তা n. state of being customary; traditionalism; subservience to routine; triteness; lack or absence of variety; monotony. ̃ভাবে adv. in a customary or hackneyed fashion, by keeping to the beaten track. 6)