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grasp a conceptmaka͡apetVgrasp a conceptDili' maka͡apet ya anenganeng nilan sa kadyaw na bet na TyumanemTheir thinking cannot grasp / understand [lit. reach] the character of God.Used in the negative--dili'
grasp armtakmel1takmɜlSCE.grasp arm7.3.4.4Hold7.3.4.5Actions of the handder.takmelan2
grasp the meaning ofmakalabetVsomeone will be able to understand
grasping one’s armtakmelan2takmɜlVgrasping one’s arm7.3.4.4Hold7.3.4.5Actions of the hand
grasssagbetsagbɜtNgrass and low weeds (generic)1.5.2Bush, shrub1.5.3.5weedsBotbotany
grass (smells like lemon), variety ofsumbegansumbɜganNvariety of grass (smells like lemon)a grass that smells like lemons.1.5.3.5weedsBotbotany
grass, Baki-baki'diyatdiyatNBaki-baki' grassA weed is a grass recognized by its three-sided triangular stem and stands 40 cm tall.cyperus difformis1.5.3.5weedsBotbotany
grass, CarabaosakatisakatiNCarabao grassa variety of grass used for lawn and fodder. Its leaf blades are flat and wide.Axonopus compressus1.5.3Grass, herb, vineBotbotany
grass, lemontalladtalladsp. var.talaladNlemon grassTallad is a fragrant grass whose long leaves taste like lemons. Tallad is used to flavor meat, soup, or lechon.Andropogon citratus5.2Food1.5.3.1garden food plantsBotbotany
grass, swordkogonko.gonNsword grass1.2.1.6Forest, grassland, desert1.5.3Grass, herb, vine
grasshopper, greenapanˈʔa.panNAn apan is a kind of green colored grasshopper.Simugpu'1.6.1.7InsectZoolzoology
grate by scrapingkugudkugudgrate by scraping
grate coconut, willsabgudanVwill grate coconut
grate offkudkud1kud.kudgrate offder.kudkudunder.pigkudkud
grate off s.th. (usually coconut meat)pigkudkudkud.kudVIf someone pigkudkud coconut meat, material from match heads or like that, they are grating off the material with something.Said of grating or scrapping coconut meat or material from match heads,
grate off s.th. , willkudkudunkud.kudVwill grate off s.th. Said of grating or scrapping coconut meat or material from match heads,
grate off s.th. by rubbing, willpagkadalenVwill grate off s.th. by rubbingSaid as when rubbing two full ears of maize together to strip off kernals.
grateful, will not bemullaˈVwill not be gratefulSaid of a person who is unable to give thanks or be grateful about anything
gravelebeng1 1lɜbɜŋNgraveder.kyalebengander.lebengander.lebenganander.lebengider.piglebeng2
grave yardkalebengankalɜbɜŋanNThe kalebengan is the location or place where someone is buried or a grave yard.2.6.6.3Funeral2.6.6.5BurylebengananNburial site; grave yard
grazepanabtab1panabtabgraze
grazingnyanabtab2nyanabtabVIf a grass-eating animal nyanabtab in the grassy areas, it is grazing.5.2.2Eat
great (in power and status), s.o. becomesmigkadakula'2dakulaʔVs.o. becomes great (in power and status)Can apply to a person or a country.
great (in power, wealth, or status)dakula'1 2dakulaʔder. ofdakula'1 2great (in power, wealth, or status)Vgreat (in power, wealth, or status)der.kadakula'der.magkadakula'der.migkadakula'2der.pakadakula-ender.migkadakula'2
great grandchild, one'sumpu na bukubukuʔumpu na bukubukuposs.n.phr.one's great grandchild