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ganguimizi (?), see garoguimizi. 



ganguro (m), n. a large lizard. 



ganu, n. a smell; pi. garnil. 



ganul, a. possessing smell, scented ; gannl pui, n. sweet spices. Mark,. 



xvi. 1. 

 ganupulman, v. to smell, make a smell. 

 gapu, n. tlie sucker fish {Echeneis naucrates), used by the natives in 



catcliing turtle (349). 

 gar, suffix. 



gara (m), n. Pandanus spiralis. 

 garabo (? gara, n. the edge) ; tana kai garabo tradiz nongo dumawa- 



kuia, they might touch the border of his garment. Mark, 



vi. 56. 

 garagar (b), a. feeble, 

 garguimizi = garoguimizi. 



garakazi, n. a boy, a male (lit. male person), [garakaziu] garakaziu. 

 garbad (jib), n. the gunwale of a canoe, 

 gariga (m), = goiga ; gariga-titure (ir), n. the morning star; garig 



kap (t), a dance held in May when fruit is ripe, and connected 



with the star kererki (365). 

 garkai (m), n. a man (black man), 

 garkaije (m), n. a tribe ; men, women, and children, 

 garo, garo. Prefix. 

 garoguimai (b), n. an earthquake, 

 garo-guimiz'i, v. to quiver, to swing, [garoguimani], garoguimizin, 



n. earthquake, 

 garo-nanamiz, v. to throng, crowd, 

 garo-ngalkan, n. hypocrisy, 



garo-palagiz (?) ; noi matadobura tanamulpa garopalagiz, he im- 

 mediately talked with them. Mark, vi. 50. 

 garo-pataman, v. to collect food in large quantities. Sam. to'ona'i. 

 garo-taean, v. to press or touch (?). 

 garo-toitaean, v. to repent. 

 garouian, v. to spread about (?), garouian senabi ia, to blaze abroad the 



matter. Mark, i, 45. 

 garowalgaipa, v. to wash, [garowalgan."] 

 garowalgaigiaga, a. not washed, 

 garowaragan, v. see garowalgaipa. 



