(p. 296) garagara1 overwhelmed (ভাবে গরগর); beside oneself, esp. with delight ('রাইরূপ হেরি অন্তর গরগর'); deeply reddened (চক্ষু গরগর). গরগরে a. overwhelming; deep; very hot or strong (গরগরে ঝাল). 73)

(p. 308) gilaṭi gilding. a. gilt. গিলটি করা v. to gild. গিলটি-করা a. gilt. গিলটি সোনা n. rolled gold. 53)

(p. 296) garami heat; summer; anger; syphilis. 80)

(p. 314) guẏā the betel-nut or its tree. 25)

(p. 293) gaḍḍala, gaḍḍara the ram; (fig.) a stupid man. 15)

(p. 301) gā3 (mus.) the third note in the natural scale, E. 47)

(p. 291) gan̐da gum (also ের আঠা). 4)

(p. 308) gāruḍ় of Garuda (গরুড়). n. a very precious stone; a mythological missile; an ancient method of arraying soldiers in a battle; mysterious words that are uttered in order to dispel snake-poison. গারুড়িক n. a doctor who heals snakebites. 23)

(p. 301) gān̐ka-gān̐ka, gā-n̐gā expressing the bellowing sound as of an angry bull. গাঁকগাঁক করা, গাঁ-গাঁ করা v. to bellow. 60)

(p. 301) gahina deep; not easily accessible; far advanced (গহিন রাতে = at dead of the night). 43)

(p. 321) gōsāghara a room or apartment to which a lady in a huff retires (cp. a boudoir). 107)

(p. 308) gija gija expressing: a state of crowding or swarming (সভায় লোক গিজ গিজ করছে). 39)

(p. 301) gāōẏā1 a witness. 52)

(p. 326) gyān̐jānō to gossip uselessly, to go on gossiping without any purpose. 6)

(p. 293) gajāri an enemy of the elephant; the lion. 4)