(p. 327) grāmānta outskirts of a village; the border of a village. 20)

(p. 308) gāli an abusive word, revile; reproach; rebuke; an obscene word. গালি খাওয়া v. to be reproached or rebuked or abused. গালি দেওয়া v. to revile; to reproach; to rebuke; to abuse; to utter an obscene word. ̃গালাজ n. pl. revilings; reproach; rebuke; obscene or filthy words or language; abuses. 34)

(p. 308) gija gija expressing: a state of crowding or swarming (সভায় লোক গিজ গিজ করছে). 39)

(p. 327) grāmādhyakṣa a village headman. 19)

(p. 296) gatānugatika routine; customary; usual; conventional; traditional; trite, hackneyed, commonplace; monotonous. ̃তা n. state of being customary; traditionalism; subservience to routine; triteness; lack or absence of variety; monotony. ̃ভাবে adv. in a customary or hackneyed fashion, by keeping to the beaten track. 6)

(p. 327) grika Greek. n. a Greek; the Greek language, Greek. 30)

(p. 306) gāḍ়u a pitcher or a tankard, with a spout (and often with a handle), a vase. 20)

(p. 311) guṇābali virtues or qualities or properties collectively. 52)

(p. 320) gōgṛha a cowhouse (usu. a large one), a byre. 12)

(p. 308) gālana act of squeezing out or pressing out; act of causing to flow out; act of straining; act of melting. 29)

(p. 314) guhā a cave; a mountain-cave; a den (সিংহের গুহা); (fig.) the inmost region or recess (মনের গুহায়) ̃বাসী a. one who or that which lives in a cave or den, cave-dwelling; troglodyte. গুহাবাসী প্রাণী a troglodyte. গুহাবাসী লোক a caveman. ̃শয় a. dwelling in a cave. n. the lion, the tiger and similar beasts that sleep in caves. 48)

(p. 306) gājara carrot. 12)

(p. 296) garilā the gorilla. 89)

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

(p. 301) galati2 a mistake, an error; a shortcoming, a defect. 24)