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ghaṭaṇu, iii. 71 ghaṭitâ, ii. 79 ghaḍavuṇ, ii. 43 ghaḍâ, ghaḍî, i, 199; ii. 91, 92 ghaḍâû, ii. 43, 44 ghaḍiyâl, etc., ii. 91, 92, 94 ghaṇaghuro, ii. 127 ghaṇaghaṇaṭ, ii. 68 ghaṇâ, ii. 13 ghaṇerâ, ii. 98 ghaṇṭâ, ii. 93 ghamori, ii. 100 ghar (gṛiha), i. 192; ii. 14, 95, 183, 191, 206, 280 gharachâ, ii. 110 gharaṭu, ii. 64 gharelâ, ii. 95 ghasavaṭ, ii. 67 ghâ, ghâv (ghâta), i. 187, 202; ii. 100 ghâîl, ghâyal, etc. ii. 100 ghât, ii. 89 ghâṇ, ghâṇelâ, ii. 98 ghâṇṭaḍī, ii. 119 ghâm, ii. 26, 99 ghâmelâ, ii. 99 ghâmoli, ii. 100 ghâsaṇeṇ, ii. 67 ; iii. 88 ghisâv, ii. 63 ghiü, ghī, etc. (ghṛita), i. 160 ; ii. 156, 157 ghumnâ, etc. (√ghūrṇ), i. 150, 344 ; ii. 64 ghurnâ, etc., *ib.* ghul, ghoḷ (√ghūrṇ), ii. 20, 41, 65 ; iii. 56 ghusail, ii. 96 ghe, ghen (√grah), iii. 42, 143, 220 gho, ii. 48, 151 ghoḍâ, ghoṛâ (ghoṭaka), i. 199 ; ii. 29, 89, 125, 149, 164, 185, 186 ghomû, ii. 38 ghorâro, ii. 60 ghoro, ii. 30