ग

Monier-Williams · ga
ga (3rd consonant of the alphabet), the soft guttural having the sound g in give ‖ m. N. of Gaṇêśa

Monier-Williams · ga
ga mf(ā)n. (√gam) only ifc. going, moving (e.g. yāna-, going in a carriage iv, 120 iii, 291 ‖ śīghra-, going quickly iii, 31, 3 ‖ cf. antarikṣa- &c.) ‖ having sexual intercourse with (cf. anya-strī-) ‖ reaching to (cf. kaṇṭha-) ‖ staying, being, abiding in iii, 13 &c. (e.g. pañcama-, abiding in or keeping the fifth place, Śrut.) ‖ relating to or standing in connection with vi, 70, 59 &c. (cf. a-, agra-, a-jihma-, atyanta-, &c ‖ agre-gá, &c.)

Monier-Williams · ga
ga mf(ī 3-2, 8)n. (√gai) only ifc. singing (cf. chando-, purāṇa-, sāma-) ‖ m. a Gandharva or celestial musician ‖ (ā), f. a song ‖ (am), n. id.

Monier-Williams · ga
ga (used in works on prosody as an abbreviation of the word guru to denote) a long syllable ‖ (in music used as an abbreviation of the word gāndhāra to denote) the third note