guariꞌongeneral term for honey bees, including mirimiri, irirua, hito guari'o, mirumua, hepu guari'o and guhi.hepu guariꞌounspec. comp. formna medium to large yellow and black beehito guariꞌounspec. comp. formnvery large black species of bee that makes a house like a hito
gumacfmuti3rakianlarge male crab, with large "mamuti" on their underside, normal in colour, the most common crab for eating. Once eggs have hatched, the guma looks after the young. Male barramundi and male catfish also raise their young.
gumacrab.male
gumariovar.guꞌarioGoWUnwaspGumario ruu idiꞌidi paipai-ka, mia heamo-ka. Rii uubi ai-iihodiodio kaumo.The wasp is black, large, and fierce. They even sting people.1.6.1.7Insect
gumivar.buubunpython that grows up to 8m long, amethystine pythonmorelia amethistina amethistina
gumiꞌuminbubbles created by something under the water
gurugurungrowlUmui guruguru aa'o.The dog is growling.
guruo1nriver bankAaꞌo mereekehi rio-ka omoi tuiai eito, ma iamagauriai, irai mia hibaa geemai ai-porobu omoi guruoi-da, mia ruu hepui eito amoꞌuo.The boy wanted to jump into the deep river, but there was a large crocodile lying on the bank of the river, and he couldn't get onto the ground.1.3.1.3River
guruo21ngreen slippery growth on canoes, shady side of trees, or under a house2adjslippery surfaces such as catfish skin, or a slime covered log
gurupin1fibrous portion of coconut palm leaf sheath used for tapa cloth or as a strainer2strainer made from coconut palm leaf sheath used in making sagosynmaea13strainer made of any kind of modern material
guruterentall, strong grass that is similar to pitpit but is not edible, and that easily cuts a person
guruꞌauonhairy green caterpillar that lives on tree leaves
