giwítActive Verb-om-3, -enTo touch.Adí ka giwgiwíten din salmíng.Don't touch the glass.Ay nan-giwít kas babái?Have you ever touched a woman?euph. syn. for iyót, to have sexual intercourse.
gíyawActive Verb1man-To make a racket, of a large crowd.Mo way prográma, man-gíyaw da ay anan-ák.When there is a program, the children make a racket.2-enTo talk loudly to or about someone or something.Mo depapén day nabéteng, giyáwen das sis-iyá.When they arrest someone who is drunk, they speak loudly to him.Synonymgilláwgíyaw
gobgóbActive Verbman-To be selectively stingy by not feeding visitors one doesn't like; e.g., wife will feed visitors from her home town but not from the town of her husband.See alsoíket
góboNounBamboo fish trap of variable size; set at night with bait.
gódab1NounBlindness.2Adjectivena-Blind.3Active Verb-om-2To cause blindness.for words relating to other sense impairments, cf. dóti, ngolngól 1, téwengSee alsoboldíngkolláwlókitpángit
gog-óActive Verb-an, -om-To scratch an itch, of people.Mansanáang tan ginog-óak.It smarts because I scratched it.Gomog-ogog-ó ka mo? Ay ad-adóy kótom?Why do you keep scratching and scratching? Do you have lots of fleas?See alsogadígadgatégidgídgotgótkodkódleklék2ngolíngo
gogon-áAdverbFirst, before doing something else.Mankapí ta gogon-á, así ka somáa.Let's have coffee first, then you can go home.Synonymagan-ógogon-á
gokgók1Active Verbi-To gulp down, drain, gen. without pausing for breath.Palálo nan bígaw ko tan kaigokgókak si esáy salmón.Extreme is my thirst because I gulped right down a can containing a sixth of a ganta.
gokgók2Active Verb1man-, i...anTo cluck from time to time at the chicks to keep them close to her.2i-To cluck to call chicks to eat something.Igokgók na ay lángew sin anák na.She clucks to call her children to eat a bug she's found.See alsokagókkákakkokókkókokpekáktan-ó
golgolákNounDevice which scares birds and rats by making a loud clapping noise.It is constructed from two poles stuck in the ground with a piece of bamboo fastened horizontally between them. Another piece of bamboo is suspended vertically above the horizontal piece with the free end attached to a vine. The vine is jerked repeatedly by a water-powered device (kipkippáw), causing the two pieces of bamboo to clap resoundingly together.
gólit1NounLine, as on palm.2Active Verb-anTo make a line on or in something.Golítam pítek ta onodén yóyo.Make a line in the mud so the small pondfield fish will follow it.3Active Verbi-To use something to make or draw a line; does not refer to scribbling or writing.See alsogilítlínya4Active VerbTo write.See alsosólat
gollawéng1NounUnexpected, undesirable characteristic that crops up, as in a person's character, weather, or crop.Din gollawéng, say nangilósoy sin matá na.The pockmarks, they ruined the appearance of his face.2Adjectivena-Scarred, marked, as by smallpox; fig. having mercurial, fickle temperament or habits.3Stative verbma...anTo be fickle, changeable, of one's character.Din ogáli na, nagolgollawéngan.His character, it is fickle.See alsoboltóngselég 3sokátCVC