(p. 329) ghanāndhakāra deep darkness. a. deep dark. 40)

(p. 338) yōga a kind of beast having resemblance to the wolf and the dog, the tigerwolf; the wild dog, the hyena-dog. 15)

(p. 329) ghanībhūta thickened; condensed; drawn near. 49)

(p. 329) ghūtkāra the note of the owl, hoot. 129)

(p. 329) ghanṭikā, ghanṭī a small bell; the uvula. 32)

(p. 329) ghucā, ghōcā to be destroyed or lost; to cease to exist (শান্তি ঘোচা, আরাম ঘুচে যাওয়া); to pass, to elapse, to come to an end (সুখের দিন ঘোচা); to be removed or dispelled, to lift (আঁধার ঘোচা). ঘুচানো v. to destroy or cause to pass or elapse; to remove or dispel; to cause to remove or dispel. 108)

(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) ghugani, ghuganidānā a kind of food prepared with pigeon-peas, potato, coconut-kernel, spices etc. all boiled together. 105)

(p. 329) ghaṭa a small earthen or metal pitcher or pot; a receptacle, a container, a place, a sphere (সর্ব ঘটে); the brain or head (ঘটে বুদ্ধি নেই); the body, the frame (ঘটের মধ্যে সাঁই বিরাজে). সর্বঘটে adv. (usu. dero.) everywhere, at every place (সে সর্বঘটেই থাকে). 3)

(p. 329) ghuraghura2, ghuraghuriẏā, ghuraghurē a kind of noisy beetle belonging to the family of Cystocirca Gregaria. 121)

(p. 329) ghāmā to sweat, to perspire. 87)

(p. 329) ghanābṛta overcast with clouds. 41)

(p. 329) ghanīkaraṇa act of making thick, thickening; condensation; act of bringing near. 46)

(p. 338) ghōrāphērā walking or wandering or sauntering here and there. 28)

(p. 340) ghōṣita announced, proclaimed, declared. 3)