goosepimples, s.o. broke out withnyanimbalut2panimbalutVs.o. broke out with goosepimples
gored by an animal with horns or antlers, s.o. isnyanuwag2nyanuwagvb.stats.o. is gored by an animal with horns or antlers
gossip obtained through spying or eavesdroppingkyalisipsipan2lisipsipvb.statIf someone kyalisipsipan, they are telling others gossip obtained through spying or eavesdropping.(Lumigo)3.5.1.8.4Gossip4.3.4.6Meddle
governing, s.o. ismagdala2dalaVs.o. is ruling; governing
government official, lowerpang-abagaʔa.ˈba.gaNfigA lower government official.Kun matay ya pang-ulu, ya dyumala sa kanaten banwa, yan ya kanan pang-abaga. Yan ya kyasaligan nan.If the president dies, the one leading our country, that is his +lower +government +official. That is one he trusts.4.5.3Exercise authority3.3.4.1Give permission4.5.3.1Lead4.6.4RuleLeglegal
grab or snatch s.th. (such as a pickpocket or to pull s.o. drowning), quicklysakmitsakmitSCE.quickly grab or snatch s.th. (such as a pickpocket or to pull s.o. drowning)
grain that is not yet ripepa-inugun papa.ʔinugun paNgrain that is not yet ripe
grain waiting to harvestedaniyenenʔaniyɜnɜnNIf there is a field with ripe rice or any other kind of grain like wheat, barley, rye, or oats it is aniyenen.6.2.5Harvest
grains of dirtkutu na lupa'kutu na lupaʔadj.Phr.dust; grains of dirt1.2.2.1Soil, dirt
granarypulpulNA pul is a granary, place specifically made for storing rice and maize.Simpinsa6.5.1Building
grandchild, one'sumpu 1ʔum.pun.possdAn older person's umpu is their grandchild, that is, the child of their own children.4.1.9.1Related by birthder.ka-umpuwananid.umpu na bukubukuder.umpu na dalitay