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goodmeaadjgoodRii-ti iemidioidoi-da udo bia - iha meai pemidio-do.There was no enmity between them - they lived very happily together.Mea hiꞌa Ogori ooꞌui-ka.Ogoni turned up right on time.TB muramurai mea-ha ma idioi.Take TB medicines properly.8.3.7Goodcomp.mea-uriocomp.paimea
good (not)paripariadjnot in good order
good newspaimeangood newsPaimea himioꞌai tauo pooꞌu.The gospel messenger has already come.3.5.1Say
gossiporomoaduꞌovgossip, talk about someone
gourdkaudurungourd vine and fruit. The dried ruit is used to make pots for lime (amea kauduru). There are both large and small varieties of kauduru.
grandchildaramu-mereengrandchild4.1.9.1.5Grandson, granddaughter
granddaughteraramu-behengranddaughter4.1.9.1.5Grandson, granddaughter
grandfatheraramu-abeangrandfather4.1.9.1.1Grandfather, grandmother
grandmotheraramu-maamungrandmother4.1.9.1.1Grandfather, grandmother
grandsonaramu-ohiongrandson4.1.9.1.5Grandson, granddaughter
grass (decorative, good smell)mukunsweet smelling grass used as a decoration when dancing
grass speciesaꞌaena species of grass with a blade/leaf that is sharp like a hacksaw, grows in swampy areasguruterentall, strong grass that is similar to pitpit but is not edible, and that easily cuts a personkurukuru1Motungrasssyntataaꞌo6.2Agriculturemumumapontall grass with long cotton-bud type flowersotainspecies of grasspapaꞌuoGoWnshort soft grass that grows anywhere, and spreads by creepers. It grows quickly during the wet season.piinlong grass, taller and stronger than tataꞌotataaꞌodial. var.papaꞌuontall strong grass with rice type flowers, grows around the villagesynkurukuru1umuumapona tall grass species that is similar to kunai but that has has stronger spine, grows in bushy places away from the river
grasshopper (small, brown)kiokionsmall brown grasshopper, that makes holes in cloths, lives in both coast and inland, lives in a hole in the ground by day and comes out at night
grasshopper speciesgoeruhonspecies of grasshopper that is about 2cm long, brownorobongrasshopperOroboi rii idomai paipai-ka, tamui reto'a-reto'a-ka, rii tataoi iihoi-da iꞌidio kaumo.The grasshopper has big eyes, four wings, and they grow by eating green leaves and grass.1.6.1.7Insect
greasegaaginfat, greasegaꞌai2ngrease
greatpai 1adjgreat, powerful, importantRuu aapoꞌiai-ka, pai rautu madei-to...He called out, with a powerful voice...
great-grandchildrariai-mereengreat-grandchild4.1.9.1.5Grandson, granddaughter
great-granddaughterrariai-behengreat-granddaugher4.1.9.1.5Grandson, granddaughter
great-grandfatherrariai-abeangreat-grandfather4.1.9.1.1Grandfather, grandmother
great-grandmotherrariai-maamungreat-grandmother4.1.9.1.1Grandfather, grandmother
great-grandparentdaadangreat-grandparent
great-grandparentsrariamiꞌongreat grandparents, ancestors
great-grandsonrariai-ohiongreat-grandson4.1.9.1.5Grandson, granddaughter
greedyihototoadjeager to eat, greedy for foodororiihovgreedy, does not share with othersrurubuadjgreedy, selfish, does not want to share with another person, unhelpful and angryRuu peei ai-oatue rurubui-to. He is keeping his canoe, he is selfishRoo dubui rurubu hi'a-ka. Your husband is a hateful man.
green leavesbarinall green leaves, edible or not, including the crown of a sago tree1.5.2.1Sago