(p. 329) gharānā born of or belonging to or relating to a family or a high family. n. (in Indian music) a typical tradition or style set up by a famous composer or singer of a place or family (আগ্রা ঘরানা, কিরানা ঘরানা). 54)

(p. 329) ghuḍ়i1 a paper-kite or a cloth-kite, a kite. 111)

(p. 329) ghaḍ় ghaḍ় expressing a rattling sound as of a wheeled car moving or of the breathing of a bronchial patient. 22)

(p. 329) ghanṭākarṇa the bell-flower, the campanula, (cp.) the tulip; a traditional deity presiding over skin-diseases. 30)

(p. 338) ghōḍ়ā2 the trigger of a pistol or a revolver or a gun. ঘোড়া টেপা v. to pull the trigger. 21)

(p. 329) ghaḍ়i a clock, a watch, a wristwatch, a timepiece; an hour. ঘড়ি-ঘড়ি adv. at every hour; at every moment; repeatedly; frequently; often. লার্মঘড়ি n. an alarm clock. ট্যাঁকঘড়ি n. a pocket watch. টেবলঘড়ি n. a table clock, a time-piece. দেওয়ালঘড়ি n. a wall clock. পকেটঘড়ি n. a pocket watch. পেটাঘড়ি n. a gong. বালিঘড়ি n. a sand-glass, hourglass. বিরামঘড়ি n. (phys.) a stop-watch. সূর্যঘড়ি n. a sundial. হাতঘড়ি n. a wrist-watch. 25)

(p. 338) ghōḍ়dauḍ় a horse-race; (fig.) fatiguing harassment or running about. ঘোড়দৌড় করা v. (fig.) to run about out of breath. ঘোড়দৌড় করানো v. (fig.) to fatigue with harassment; (fig.) to cause to run about out of breath. ঘোড়দৌড়ের মাঠ a racecourse. 18)

(p. 329) ghicighici closely placed in an inelegant or indecent manner. 94)

(p. 329) ghaṭi a small pitcher-shaped metal water-pot. 15)

(p. 329) ghṛṇā hate, hatred; aversion, abhorrence, detestation; dislike; contempt, scorn, repugnance; feeling of shame, selfmortification (এত তিরস্কারেও তার ঘৃণা হয় না). ঘৃণা করা v. to hate; to abhor, to detest; to dislike; to despise, to scorn, to look down upon. ঘৃণা হওয়া v. to have a feeling of hate or abhorrence or dislike or repugnance or scorn; to feel shame, to be mortified. ঘৃণার্হ, ঘৃণাস্পদ a. hateful, detestable; contemptible, despicable; base, low. 137)

(p. 338) yōga a kind of beast having resemblance to the wolf and the dog, the tigerwolf; the wild dog, the hyena-dog. 15)

(p. 329) ghātuka cruel; merciless; destroying or killing. n. an executioner. 81)

(p. 340) ghōṣita announced, proclaimed, declared. 3)

(p. 329) ghanīkṛta thickened; condensed; brought near. 47)

(p. 340) ghrātabya worthy of being smelled; that which is to be smelled. 9)