(p. 308) gārhapatya holy fire; the holy fire which a householder keeps burning day and night all his life. a. of such a householder. 25)

(p. 296) gabādi the cow and similar other (domestic) animals; the cattle group. 50)

(p. 296) gabēṣaṇā, gabēṣaṇa research. গবেষণা করা v. to research. গবেষণাগার n. a laboratory, a lab. 53)

(p. 296) ganḍāẏa ganḍāẏa in a large number. 26)

(p. 311) gucchēra undesirably numerous or countless, too many. 7)

(p. 311) guṭiśuṭi coweringly; crouchingly. 28)

(p. 321) gōdāna the ceremony of giving away a cow or cows. 18)

(p. 314) gṛhya2 relating to home; homely; domestic; home-bred; home-made. ̃সূত্র n. a Hindu scripture prescribing ceremonies to be performed at birth, marriage etc. 66)

(p. 296) ganagana expressing the blazing state. গনগন করা v. (of fire) to burn blazingly, to blaze. গনগনে a. blazing. 19)

(p. 301) gān̐ṭari, gān̐ṭuri a bundle. 68)

(p. 301) garjamāna engaged in or in a state of roaring, roaring, rumbling, howling, thundering. 3)

(p. 296) gambhīrā a form of worshipping Shiva (শিব) in the month of Chaitra (চৈত্র); a kind of folk-song sung esp. in the Malda district on this occasion; the music of these songs; a form of decoration with tinsels; the inner part of a temple. 65)

(p. 301) gāi, gāigōru the cow. 49)

(p. 311) guṇṭhana a veil; a hood; a cover, a covering; a skin or bark. 62)

(p. 306) gājara carrot. 12)