(p. 329) ghābaḍ়ānō to lose or cause to lose one's balance, to upset mentally; to get nervous; to be or to cause to be panicky, to be afraid or to frighten; to be taken aback or cause to be taken aback. ঘাবড়ানি n. panic; fright; state of being taken aback. 85)

(p. 329) ghugani, ghuganidānā a kind of food prepared with pigeon-peas, potato, coconut-kernel, spices etc. all boiled together. 105)

(p. 338) ghēsō full of grass, grass-grown ঘেসোজমি = a grass-plot); grass-like, grassy (ঘেসো গন্ধ); having a disagreeable smell, bad-smelling; made of grass (ঘেসো কাগজ). 10)

(p. 338) ghēṅānō to whine, to whimper. ঘেঙানি n. whining; a whine, a whimper. 4)

(p. 329) ghāgarā a skirt usually worn by an upcountry woman. 68)

(p. 329) ghūrṇa a circular movement; a turning about; whirling, revolution, spinning, reeling. a. circling, turning about, whirling, spinning, reeling. ̃ন n. act of circling or revolving or whirling or reeling continuously. ̃বাত, ̃বায়ু n. a cyclone, a whirlwind. ̃মান a. that which is revolving or reeling. 130)

(p. 338) ghēṭēla a ferryman. 5)

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

(p. 329) ghusaki, ghuski a prostitute without a licence; a demirep. 128)

(p. 329) ghaṭakarpara (a piece of) potsherd. 5)

(p. 329) ghēn̐caḍ়ā callosity of skin caused by frequent rubbing ঘেঁচড়া পড়া. a. affected with callosity; disobedient and obstinate (ঘেঁচড়া ছেলে); unfeeling, hardened, callous (মারঘেঁচড়া). 143)

(p. 329) gharāmi a thatcher, one who builds huts professionally. ̃গিরি n. the occupation of building huts; the occupation of a thatcher. 55)

(p. 329) ghanībhūta thickened; condensed; drawn near. 49)

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

(p. 329) ghān̐ṭā1 a hard growth on the foot or toe or hand, a corn. 64)