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gopagop (m) = gabagaba. 



gorbotot, n. a -wooden club. 



gorkozi = garakazi. [gorkoziu, gorkozipa, gorkozingu.] 



gorokozi = gorkozi. 



gorsar, a. many (usually with koi, koi-gorsar). 



goru-riclo, n. the back-bone, spine. Cf. taburid. 



gorzo, n. the bowels. 



goua (b), n. a ditcb. 



gouga, n. a bat. 



gouga, gougu, n. a doctor (see gaugu) ; medicine, [gouguan, 



gougungu.] 

 goura (b), n. a pigeon, 

 gragri n. fever. 



graka (arg), n. man, = garakazi. 



graz (m), n. a fisb trap or weir built of stones on a reef, 

 grer (m), n. a dance, = girar. 

 grido (Mb), n. tbe back. Cf. gorurido. 



gua (lib), n. seeds used as a rattle, = gooa -jpL gual, Cf. goa, 

 guago, n. a bole, 

 guai, a. bald. 



guapi (m), n. klakaguapi, tbe shaft of a klak. 

 gub, guba (m), n. a nose stick. 



guba, gubo, n. the wind, pi. gubal ; koi-gubo, n. a storm, 

 gubaguba = gabagaba. 

 gubal-puian, v. to blow, 

 gubau, 71. a yam. 

 gubau-puilaig (Mb), n. the wind-man, a sorcerer producing wind 



(401). 

 gubo = guba. 

 gud, gudo, n. the mouth ; an opening ; iragud (m), n. the lips ; pasa- 



gudo n. a door ; maram gudo, n. a pit door, a tomb. Mark, xv. 



47, xvi. 2. 

 gud (Moa), n. a mouth board. (404). 

 gud (Mb), n. a coconut water vessel. (404). 

 gudago (?), korawaig tana ai gudago asigi, they cannot fast. Mark, 



ii. 19. 

 gndaguda, 

 gudalnga (?), ngi sigo gudalnga, thou art not far. Mark, xii. 34. 



