(p. 321) gōlālō roundish. 96)

(p. 291) gajarānō to rumble; to grumble surlily, to growl. গজরানি n. a rumbling; a rumbling noise; a growl. 19)

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

(p. 308) gimā a kind of edible bitter spinach. 44)

(p. 296) gabā a fatty and stupid person. a. fatty and foolish. 48)

(p. 293) gajēndra a leader of a herd of wild elephants; the best elephant; a superb elephant. ̃গমন n. majestic or stately gait (of a well-built person) resembling that of an elephant. a. moving majestically like an elephant. fem. ̃গমনা, ̃গামিনী । 7)

(p. 320) gōgṛha a cowhouse (usu. a large one), a byre. 12)

(p. 314) gēn̐ḍ়u, gēn̐ḍ়uẏā a ball or a disc for throwing and catching; bunch; a wreath, a garland ('ফুলের গেঁড়ুয়া লুকিয়া ধরয়ে'). 76)

(p. 321) gōlāma a bond-slave, a slave; a servant; (of playing-cards) the knave. কেনা গোলাম one who has been purchased to act as a slave, a bondsman, a bondman (fem. a bondswoman, a bondwoman). ̃খানা n. quarters for slaves, slavequarters; (fig.) a manufactory for imbuing people with slave-mentality. গোলামি n. slavery; (fig.) drudgery; slave-mentality. 94)

(p. 301) gali a narrow street, a lane; a corridor. কানা গলি a blind alley, a cul-de-sac. ̃ঘুঁজি n. pl. different narrow passages and concealed corners; lanes and bylanes; (fig.) secret regions or parts. nook and corner (মনের গলিঘুঁজি). 33)

(p. 314) gōn̐ḍ়ā1 having a roundish exterior protuberance of the umbilical cord; roundish. 107)

(p. 308) gīrdēbī Saraswati (সরস্বতী) the presiding goddess of speech. 61)

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

(p. 296) gannākāṭā hare-lipped. 42)