(p. 329) ghūrṇāẏamāna that which is revolving or reeling or rolling; that which is being revolved; that which reels or rolls; engaged in travelling. 132)

(p. 329) ghuṅura a string of bells worn at the ankle. 107)

(p. 329) ghaṭana occurrence, happening; act of joining; a chance happening. 7)

(p. 329) ghāsi relating to grass, like grass, grassy. n. a dealer in grass; one who cuts grass, a grass-cutter. ঘাসি-নৌকো a long and narrow boat for carrying chiefly grass, hay etc. and also goods and passengers. 92)

(p. 329) gharma sweat, perspiration. ̃সিক্ত, ঘর্মাক্ত, ঘর্মাপ্লুত a. drenched or wet with perspiration. ঘর্মাক্তকলেবর a. one whose body is wet with perspiration, one who is sweating all over. 58)

(p. 329) ghaṭashāpana, ghaṭashāpanā ceremonial placing of a pitcher full of holy water on the altar making the commencement of worship. 12)

(p. 329) ghuraghura1 expressing (continuous) prying movement or act of prying (continuously). ঘুরঘুর করা v. to snoop about, to move about constantly trying to get at or pry into something. 120)

(p. 329) ghanībhabana act of getting thick, thickening; condensation; act of drawing near. 48)

(p. 329) ghanṭēśbara a traditional deity presiding over skin-diseases (regarded as the son of Mars). 33)

(p. 329) ghāẏēla wounded; killed; defeated. ঘায়েল করা v. to wound; to overpower; to kill; to defeat. 90)

(p. 329) ghaḍ়āñci a step-ladder. 24)

(p. 329) ghusaghusa expressing secrecy or whispering. ঘুসঘুস করা v. to move stealthily; to whisper. ঘুসঘুসে a. secret (ঘুসঘুসে ব্যাপার); whispering (ঘুসঘসে আলোচনা); low (ঘুসঘুসে জ্বর); suppressed (ঘুসঘুসে ব্যাথা). 126)

(p. 329) gharṣaṇa, gharṣa act of rubbing or grazing, abrasion; act of scouring; (esp. in sc.) friction. ঘর্ষণ করা v. to rub; to graze; to abrade; to scour. ঘর্ষণাঙ্ক n. (sc.) coefficient of friction. ঘর্ষণীয় a. that which is to be or can be rubbed or scoured. ঘর্ষবিদ্যুত্ n. (phys.) frictional electricity. ঘর্ষিত a. rubbed; grazed; abraded; scoured. 59)

(p. 340) ghyān̐ṭa a mixed dish of vegetables. 5)

(p. 329) ghān̐taghōn̐ta secret means or methods, artifice, contrivances, devices; tricks or wiles; ins and outs. 67)