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girar, n. a dance. 



girer (b), n. a dance. 



girka, 



gitalai (b), n. a crab, = getali, gitulai, gitila. 



gita = get, geto. 



gitalenga, a. having a hand. 



gitUa, n. a crab, = gitalai, gitulai. 



gitri (irg), n. a knife. 



gitulai, n. a crab, = gitalai, getali, gitila. 



giu (s), n. laughter, a laugh. 



giun-pungaipa, n. foolishness. 



giung (ir), a. cooked. 



giure (m), ad. no. 



giusalman, v. to deride. 



gi-waleipa (m), v. to laugh, [gi-waliz.] 



gizu, n. a point, an edge, a cape ; (m), sharpness. 



gizuge (ji), a. blunt (lit. without point). 



gizule, a. possessing a point ; sharp. 



gizu-paleipa, v. to cut a point, to sharpen. 



go, 



goa (s, t), n. the seeds of Payigium edule used as rattles. Cf. gua. 



goagalnga, n. a leak. 



goalnga, a. leaky. 



goba (b), n. a stone axe. 



gobai (m), n. the larva of the ant-lion {Myrmeleon). 



goen, n. taro. 



gogadiaga, a. feeble, weak. 



gogainga, a. weak. 



gogob, 



goguta (m), n. the cotton tree {Bomhax). 



goiga, n. the sun, daylight, day; pi. gdigoil. [goigoinu.] 



goigoi = goiga. 



gomola, stiffix used with names of colours. 



gomu = gamu. 



goinau, n. the Torres Strait pigeon ( Carpophaga,) 



gonau, n. the skin. 



gongau, n. the scalp. 



gonza (s), n. health (? gouga). 



E.I.A. PEOC, S£fi. m., VOL. IV. O 



