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guguyaVtrpreach, tobena moho Wasa Loholohona E guguya'en. Ya falibagu mate, Tabu dodoga edi sonoga yai u guguya. I should only preach about the Good News. He told me "Do not preach with the wisdom of people."tau lauguguya'enna
guguya'enVtrpreach about it (to)Fuyandi yai ni, Yaubada ena Aba~Baꞌisa wasana loholohona sa guguya'en,At that time, they preached about the Good News of God's place of Ruling (Kingdom)bena moho Wasa Loholohona E guguya'en. Ya falibagu mate, "Tabu dodoga edi sonoga yai u guguya." I should only preach about the Good News. He told me "Do not preach with the wisdom of people."
guiguinback area of somethingGuigui yai mate, haufata sa ginaulidi, be wawahin haba salai edi aba fafa'andi.In the back they make their platforms, so the women will have a place to feed the pigs.Waihini ibe hige i di'osae matahafo yai. Taumoho hinaga ibe hige i di'oleu guigui yai. Laugagayo la'ila'i.A woman should not go up to the front part of the house, and a man also should not go down to the back part. That is an important rule.antmatahafo
gulaVtrstrip off (to)Lumana mate hatona wa'uli luguna sa gula be kaimo sa tili be sa kifi'i ya ofi.As for the house, for the thatch they stripped off the sago leaves, and split the pandanus root so they could finish making the batten strips.
GulenGule
gulelenpandanus species1.5PlantSee also {leiyafa} and other types of pandanus.
gulewanclay potIn, Hinau Masali mate, ana kalahe gulewa mo'isa yai ya lau bu'aidi. As for herself, Hinau Masali cooked her own food in a real clay pot.
gulewa li'unaNPsoup from the cooking pot
Gulewa Tau Ginaulina GabunaNPPotter's FieldYo fede, sa oi'oiliba be Gulewa Tau Ginaulina Gabuna sa uneAnd then they had a discussion and bought the Potter's Field.Literally, "the garden/field of the one who makes clay pots."
GulfnGulfAs in Gulf Province.
guliVintopple over (to)ov. synbe'ube'ube'u~lidiguli~lidi
guli-Vin > gerpfxRDP{guliguliyamdi} "hungry"
-gulisfxtopple overMahudo'idi sa eno guli, yo fede, imo wa ya tala'a.All of them fell over flat, and with that the taro was pulled out.
guli mulimuliVinfall over backwards (to)Written with or without "thin space" marker {~}.
guli~lidiVintopple down (to)yo ana asiyebona ya la'ila'i, be fuya ou'ouli ai oyagi ala'aladi ya guli~lidi, o ai ho'owa ganahewadi. and his sickness is big, so he always falls down into the burning fire, or inside the water.ov. synbe'ube'ube'u~lidiguli
guli~mulimuliVin1fall over backwards (to)2topple over backwards (to)Nogeya, ma'imo'imodi sa guli~mulimuli mate, hidadi ibwau sa enohafiti, yo fede malau pupuna.It was too bad! they all toppled over backward with the taro, and they startedled their friend the rat lying [underneath], so he went and broke wind.Written with or without "thin space" marker {~}.
guliyam1Vinhungry (to be)Yau walagofe, na E guliyam.I am a crocodile, and I am hungry.ov. synguliyam la'ila'i 1unspec. comp. form ofguliyam2guliyam1guliyam la'ila'iguliyam~bodacomp.Vinhungry again, to beHige gonowana ti guliyam~boda;They can not be hungry again;
guliyam2nhungerguliyam la'ila'iunspec. comp. formNP1big hungerov. synguliyam12famineMulina yai habahim, guliyam laꞌilaꞌi nuꞌuna ni ya tafo~nuhuli,After that a big famine (hunger) over ran that country.
Guliyamnhunger
gulumenbromeliad (plant varieties)gulumebromeliadBtomeliads grow in the crotches or trunks of trees, and typically have broad overlapping leaves which often serve to collect rainwater high up in the trees.
gumnvengance??yo adi gum, bolimanna bena edi E liba. and I would speak about their year of vengance(??)
gumagumanaadjdried upIte tatau te, doha yomayoman gumagumana yo doha hwayahwayau adi'adidilina yada ya yufifahidi. These men are like a dried up spring, and like wind blowing strongly blows the clouds away.
GuminGumi