gintudInf. ofgetudto have set a date for an event, activity or actionHipa gintud mun aggew ni ilian da?What day did you set for them to come?8.4.4.1Plan a time-in-
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ginuttuan ornamental ritual belt for menA bolo is attached to the belt.5.3.4Clothes for special occasions5.3.1Men's clothing
ginyangto throw a long or sharp pointed object such as a spear or stick at someone or somethingGininyang Julian ni pahul hu makwah di muyung et matey. Julian speared the deer in the forest and it died.Gininyang Martin hi Marcos ni nemusingan ni paul.Martin threw a pointed dry-cane at Marcos.Simdehnag6.4.1Hunt7.3.2Move something in a direction-en/-in-Class 4D Release, remove or detach object
gipgipto slice into fine pieces, e.g., beans, cabbageGipgip mu ni eya pukdu ni han mu inhaeng ma-lat anggagannu.Slice these beans before cooking them so they will be cooked quickly.Pakaggipgip mu ni han mu inhaeng etan buttata tep henilli mewan singsing.Slice that cabbage very well before you cook it because (if you don't slice it well) it will be like sweet potato leaves again.Simgapgaptagip7.8.3Cut-en/-in-Class 4A Changes the structure of an object
gisito make lines of cuts on something, usually on wood with a sharp tool such as knifeGinisian Dulludul hu palek ni ewah ku ma-la et beken ni nelakah ni mekellabhut.Dulludul made lines of cuts on my knife’s handle so that it will not easily slip out of my hand.7.8.3Cut-an/-in- -anClass 5A Changing state of site by adding something
gitalahguitar Isiked yu hu umpaliteng ni a-appeh yu. Eggak pinhed ni deddengngelen ida gitalah yu. (Amos 5:23)Stop your loud singing. I don't want to listen to your guitars.Language of Borrowing: English: guitar
gitekto cut woodAttu keiggittekan tu?Where will it be cut?-en/-in-Class 4A Changes the structure of an object
gitgitto urge someone to do somethingNan-igitgit nan Cabbigat ida hu tuu et ida bumaddang ni manggebbut di dalan di kammading. Cabbigat urged the people to go and help cut grass on the road to the school.Ya kegibbuhan tun dagah etan ni inggunu hu gaputun nakka pengiggenitgisidda ni tuun kamangngunnud payew ni pepuppu-ut da.To finish the job earlier is the reason why I am urging the people working in the rice field to work faster.Simga-ga
giwismall sour fruit; rattan fruit5.2.3.1.2Food from fruit
giwwed1for the leaves of a plant or branches of a tree to sway back and forthThe swaying is the result of the wind blowing or someone shaking the plant or tree.Anin idan keyew et endin hekey kamanggiggiwwed. (Revelation 7:1c)Even as for the trees, there was absolutely no swaying movement.7.2.1Manner of movement2to shake something causing a back and forth movementYallin pengippeang-angan APU DIOS ni nemahhig ni bunget tu e henilli tu iggiwwed eya puyek, ey idalli mampantellu tutu-ud leyang niya mangku-kuddan pantelluan da, tep ya takut da. (Isaiah 2:19a)When the LORD shows his great anger like he will shake the earth, the people will hide in caves and dig holes in the ground to hide in, because of their fear.7.3.2Move something in a directioniC1-/iN-
gladuhthe floor level of a building or house that has more than one storyDimmateng idad Jerusalem et meni-weh idan himmegep etan di kuwaltuh ni meikkadwan gladuh etan ni baley ni daka panhahha-adi. (1:13a)They (the disciples) entered Jerusalem and immediately went up to the second story of the house where they were staying.Ey kapyam ni tellun gladuh niya kapya kan habyen di pinigging tu. (Genesis 6:16 b)And you, (Noah) build three stories (decks) and also build a door at the side (of the Ark).6.5.2.8Floor, story
gobernorgovernorNegibbuh hu nemistigalan Kayaphas nan Jesus ni kamangkewa-wa et ilaw dad baley Pilate e gobernor. (John 18:28)Caiaphas' examination of Jesus was completed as it was becoming dawn and then they took him to the house of Pilate, the governor.4.6GovernmentLanguage of Borrowing: English: governor
gokogokogokocall for chickens, used to gather them Chickens are usually gathered at night in order to cage them.6.3.6.1Chicken
gu-dang1nstraw from rice stockBetek mu eya gu-dang et panegad tayud bawang. Bundle this rice-straw and we will use it for sweeping inside. Simulut 11.5.5Parts of a plant2transto place rice strawKaw ginu-dangan mu etan kagab?Did you put rice straw in the chicken’s nesting basket? -an/-in- -an
gu-kang1shell, e.g., egg, snailAmung yu gu-kang idan batsikul niya itlug et yudda bekahen.Collect all the snail shells and the eggshells and throw them away.1.6.2Parts of an animal
gu-kang2to make a holeEt kamangkehilleng ni nunman ey ginu-kangan kun ngamay ku hu dingding ni baley ku et idlan kudman ni immehep. (Ezekiel 12:7b)That evening as it was getting dark, I dug a hole with my hands in the wall of my house and I went through it going outside.Synebut7.8.5Make hole, opening-an/-in- -anClass 5B Changing state of site by removal of something
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