(p. 329) gharghara expressing a rattling sound as of a tyreless wheeled vehicle moving on a stony road. ঘর্ঘর করা v. to rattle. ঘর্ঘর শব্দে with a rattling noise. ঘর্ঘরিত a. rattling; resounded or filled with a rattling noise. 57)

(p. 329) ghaḍ়iẏāla2 a crocodile with a very long muzzle, a gavial, Gavialis gangeticus; (fig.) an extremely sly and self-seeking person. 27)

(p. 329) ghaṭāṭōpa a covering with side-screens for a carriage (such as palanquins, litters, etc.) a yashmak. 14)

(p. 329) ghūrṇi an instance or act of circling or turning about or revolving or reeling or rolling; a whirlpool, an eddy; a cyclone. ̃জল n. a whirlpool, an eddy. 133)

(p. 338) ghōn̐ja a curve; a bend or bent, a turn; a bend of a furrow-line or of the side of a field; a nook; a corner. ঘোঁজ-ঘাঁজ n. nook and corner; (fig.) secret wiles, trick or device (esp. to deceive). 11)

(p. 329) ghuṇa a kind of wood-mite or woodworm, termite. a. expert or well-experienced; engaged steadfastly (ঘুণ হয়ে আমার পিছনে লেগেছে). ̃-ধরা a. affected with wood-mite; (fig.) in the process of decaying; worn out. ঘুণ ধরা v. to be affected with wood-mite. ঘুণে ধরা v. to be affected with wood-mite; to decay. ঘুণাক্ষর n. a small mark on timber made by wood-mite; (fig.) a slight hint. ঘুনাক্ষরে adv. even slightly, to the slightest extent. 113)

(p. 329) ghuṣa, ghusa a bribe, illegal gratification. ঘুষ খাওয়া, ঘুষ নেওয়া v. to take or accept a bribe. ঘুষ দেওয়া, ঘুস দেওয়া v. to bribe, to grease one's palm. 124)

(p. 329) ghaṭikā an hour; a moment; a bell, a gong; any machine for measuring time; a timepiece, a clock (also ঘটিকা যন্ত্র); time of the clock (সাড়ে তিন ঘটিকায়); a small pitcher-shaped earthen or metal water-pot. ঘটিকায় adv. o'clock (সাড়ে ছয় ঘটিকায় = at six o'clock). 16)

(p. 329) ghātya fit to be killed or beaten; (math.) multipliable. 82)

(p. 338) ghēsō full of grass, grass-grown ঘেসোজমি = a grass-plot); grass-like, grassy (ঘেসো গন্ধ); having a disagreeable smell, bad-smelling; made of grass (ঘেসো কাগজ). 10)

(p. 329) ghuṇḍ়ikāśi hooping-cough, whoopingcough. 99)

(p. 329) ghun̐ṭēkuḍ়āni, ghun̐ṭēkuḍ়uni (lit.) a woman engaged in collecting dungcakes; (fig.) a poor and humble woman. 104)

(p. 340) ghyān̐ca expressing: the sound of chopping or cutting a soft object with a sharp weapon. ঘ্যাঁচঘ্যাঁচ int. repeated sound of chopping or cutting with a sharp weapon. 4)

(p. 329) ghṛṇita hated or hateful; abhorred, detested or detestable; disliked; contemptible, despicable; base, low. ঘৃণিত জীবন wretched or repulsively filthy or squalid life. 138)

(p. 340) ghrātabya worthy of being smelled; that which is to be smelled. 9)