(p. 296) gabacandra the name of a ludicrously stupid minister of folk tales; an utter fool. 45)

(p. 301) gahanā2, gahanāra naukā a boat that runs regularly with passengers from stage to stage, a stage-boat. 42)

(p. 314) gēn̐ja a sprout, a plumule, a tumour, a node; (inc.) a wedge (গেঁজ ঠোকা). 67)

(p. 306) gāchā2, gāchi (art.) the, a, an (একগাছ লাঠি). 10)

(p. 308) gālānō to melt. a. melted. 33)

(p. 293) gaḍ়āpēṭā to give definite form or shape to, to hammer or knock into (right) shape. a. that which is decided beforehand (esp. by way of compromise); got-up. 33)

(p. 293) gañja a granary, a store; a central market (esp. which is a centre for import and export); a stock exchange, (cp.) Rialto; a large market-place, a large grain market. 8)

(p. 296) gappō, gappō (coll.) gossip, chit-chat, prate. গপ্পো করা v. to talk idly, to chatter; to blab. ̃বাজ, গপ্পে a. given to idle or too much talk, talkative, gossipy; able to talk or chat flippantly. n. an idle talker; a flippant talker. 44)

(p. 306) gājara carrot. 12)

(p. 321) gōmēdha ceremonial sacrifice of a cow or cows, cow-sacrifice. 66)

(p. 296) gadagada a voice made indistinct with excessive emotion. a. overwhelmed with emotion, ecstatic (গদগদচিত্ত); one whose voice has been choked with emotion (গদগদ হওয়া); choked or confused with excessive emotion (গদগদ ভাষা). 14)

(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. 308) girā2 (obs.) a measure of length esp. of cloth (=&frac116; yard or 5.7cms). 47)

(p. 321) gōrakṣaṇa, gōrakṣā keeping of cows, protection of cows. 73)

(p. 311) guṇāntara another quality or property, a different quality or virtue. 48)