(p. 326) granhi a knot, a joint (of bones), a knuckle; a node, a gland. ̃কলা n. glandular tissue. ̃রস n. glandular secretion. ̃সম্বন্ধীয় a. glandular. শিরাগ্রন্হি n. varicose veins. 15)

(p. 311) gujaba a rumour; hearsay. গুজব ছড়ানো, গুজব রটানো v. to spread rumour. গুজব আছে (যে) there is a rumour (that), a rumour goes. গুজব রটনাকারী n. a rumour-monger. 11)

(p. 314) gōn̐ḍ় a roundish exterior protuberance of the umbilical cord; a tumorous growth. 106)

(p. 291) gaṅgōtrī, gaṅgōttarī a holy place of the Hindus in Garhwal (flowing through this place the Ganges comes down to the plains). 7)

(p. 320) gōcara the reach or range of sense-organs, sense-perception; anything perceptible by the senses; (astrol.) jurisdiction or range of influence (শনির গোচর); cognition, knowledge, perception (গোচরে আনা, আগোচরে); a grazing ground, a pasture or pasturage. a. perceptible by or within the range of (নয়নগোচর, শ্রুতিগোচর); used as a grazing ground (গোচর জমি). গোচরে আনা v. to bring to one's knowledge or notice. গোচরীভূত a. brought to one's knowledge or notice. 20)

(p. 321) gōsāpa the iguana. 109)

(p. 321) gōrkhā one of the dominant people of Nepal, a Gurkha. 79)

(p. 321) gōbēcārā, gōbēcāri as harmless and gentle as a cow; an artless or guileless person. 52)

(p. 301) gāōẏā3 to sing; to chant; to sing in praise; to praise. a. that has been sung (গাওয়া গান). ̃নো v. to cause to sing. 54)

(p. 321) gōpālana act of tending and looking after cows; cattle-farming. 32)

(p. 321) gōptā2 one who guards or protects. n. a guard; a custodian. 41)

(p. 301) garbhāgāra a lying-in room; a small room or compartment within a larger one (cp. ante-room). 12)

(p. 321) gōmāṃsa beef. গোমাংসভোজী a. beef-eating. গোমাংসভোজী লোক a beef-eater. কঅক্ষর গোমাংস (fig.) utterly illiterate. 60)

(p. 308) gini a guinea. ̃সোনা n. twenty-two parts pure gold and two parts copper alloy mixed together, gold that is eleven-twelfths fine (22 carat), (loos.) guinea gold. 42)

(p. 321) gōlapātā a leaf of a small tree akin to the fanpalm (these leaves are used in thatching, Nipa fruticans). 86)