Gullu (Solanum ferox).--A gotra of Kurni. Gulti.--A section of Boya, members of which are to be found in Choolay, Madras City. Gummadi (Cucurbita maxima).--An exogamous sept of Tsakalas, who will not cultivate the plant, or eat the pumpkin thereof. Guna.--Guna or Guni is a sub-division of Velama. The name is derived from the large pot (guna), which dyers use. Guna Tsakala (hunchbacked washerman).--Said to be a derisive name given to Velamas by Balijas. Gundala (stones).--An exogamous sept of Golla. Gundam (pit).--An exogamous sept of Chenchu. Gundu (cannon-ball).--A gotra of Kurni. Guni.--Guni is the name of Oriya dancing-girls and prostitutes. It is derived from the Sanskrit guna, meaning qualifications or skill, in reference to their possession of qualification for, and skill acquired by training when young in enchanting by music, dancing, etc. Gunta (well).--A sub-division of Boyas, found in the Anantapur district, the members of which are employed in digging wells. Guntaka (harrow).--An exogamous sept of Kapu. Guntala (pond).--An exogamous sept of Boya. Gupta.--A Vaisya title assumed by some Muttans (trading caste) of Malabar, and Tamil Pallis. Guri.--Recorded, in the Vizagapatam Manual, as a caste of Paiks or fighting men. Gurikala (marksman) occurs, in the Madras Census Report, 1901, as a sub-division of Patra. Gurram (horse).--An exogamous sept of Chenchu, Golla, Mala, Padma Sale, and Togata. The Gurram Togatas will not ride on horseback. Kudire, also meaning horse, occurs as a gotra or exogamous sept of Kurni and Vakkaliga.