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ggnninth letter of the Borna language"G" jeed'il borni fideliyi'G' is the ninth letter of the Borna language.
gabigaabiyana traditional fabric that made from cottonGaabiyo fiinefo t'ud'ona.Gabi is made from cotton.
gallshetanabnormal branch, leaf of a tree used as a drugashan shoodosh at wotit sheta b'tiitsir.He is gathering gall for his sickness.
gamblingK'umariyantrying to get more than you have by chance, usury, making more money by games of chanceK'umari kaasho kic'o detsfe.Gambling has its own risk.
gapeetavspace between two front teethBí gásh eeta.He has a gap in his front teeth.
gardeningkááshavprocess of taking care of area used for planting, care for a gardenWorfi mááyo kááshere.He is gardening his back yard.
gasgaaziyanstate of matter;neither solid nor liquid at normal temperatureJong s'eeriru gaaziyo shook're.The gas in air pollution smells badly.
gathermec'avcollect, bring together, put in one placeNa'u bodotse míti shuwo mec'era.She gathered fruits in the forest.
generallyjámonaadvas a habit, normallyYaats jámon gawiyo amatse.Generally, I will not go to the market tomorrow.
generatorjenereteriyanmachine used as source of power, back up source of powerJenereteriyo c'eesho ímetuwe.Generators produce electric power.
generoustewud dówaadjattitude of giving more, willing to give abundantlyB'mááts tewud dówu tówosh misho ímra.His generous wife gives food to the poor.
get downoot'a1 1vcome down, come to a lower placeMítatse ood'!Get down from the tree!
get frombiyokaadvsomething that got from someone (women)K'ac'o biyokna tdaats.We got the material from her.
giftnyerannaturally able to do without trainingBíí ar sereri nyero detsfe.He has a drawing gift.jeshuwa 1nsomething given, tangible or intangible, expecting nothing in returnGuuyu biindoke jeshuwo dek'ra .The bride received a gift from her mother.jeshuwa 2.góónfanany kind of gift from bride’s family to the bride and groomMinzani tnihi taash góónfa bí'im.My father gave me this cow as a gift.
gingerzaanzbilanhot tasting spice with strong flavor comes from the root of the plantZaanzbilo shayiyo shaawushfe.Some people like to flavor tea with ginger.
giraffekosetanlong neck wild animal indigenous to AfricaKosetu biimb geenz bodi gizi.Giraffe is a long necked wild animal.báálanan african animal with a very long neck and long legsBáálu maar mááf bodi gizi.Giraffes are herbivores animal.
girlbaara 1na female childMaarem baar na'i.Mary is a girl.
girlna'infemale children under 18 years oldShaanets mááts amo borafa'a na'i.The girl is too young to be married.baara 2nan area of ground that somebody ownsT nihi goshosh wotit baaro detsfe.My father has good land for farming.
giveímavpass on toShiko taash ím.Give me the knife.
give uptísha 2vgive up
giving dowryshúshavgifts given to the bride's parent before the weddingBo na'ush shúshe tats kúm ambaara.The grooms family gives a dowry of ten-thousand birr to the bride's family.
glaresheet'avto look menacinglyNíbo k'úúnat taan sheet'ra.She glared because she was mad.
glassburc'uk'ana container made of glass that you drink out ofBurc'uk'i s'een ezo taash im?May I have a glass of milk?
gleaningsmec'manthe remains after main harvest, that which is left behind for gathering after first and second pickingGoshtso b'tar fiiniruwotssh mááyi mec'mo oorire .The farmer left the gleanings for his workers to gather.
glideshórtavsmoothly passing downNaana'ots dungurtsatse shórto kaashrno.The children are gliding down termite hill.