gnomik-o*: gnome, aphorism, brief maxim; -ala: gnomical, sententious. — DEFIS
gnomon-o: gnomon, index of a sun-dial. — DEFIRS
gnomonik-o*: gnomonics, the art of dialling. — DEFIRS
gnos-o: (theol., philos.) gnosis. — DEFIS
gnostik-a, -(ul)o: gnostic; -ismo: Gnosticism. — DEFIRS
gnu-o: (zool.) gnu (Catoblepas gnu). — DEFIRS
gobi-o: (ich.) gudgeon (Gobio). — DSL
goblet-o: goblet, mug; -o gradizita: graduate (d) cup, flask. Def.: Glaso sen pedo, quaze cilindra, ofte ek metalo; II-645. — EFS
godron-o: (arch. and ornamental) godroon, a kind of edge molding or fluting. — EF
goelet-o: (nav.) schooner (two-masted). — DFIS
golf-o: (geog.) gulf, a large bay; (game) golf; (cf. bayo). — DEFIRS
golp-o: smut, blight (of grain) (Ustilago carbo). Def.: Fungo parazita dil frumento; VI-540 — I
gonagr-o*: (med.) gonagra, gout in the knee. — DeF
gond-o: door-, gate-, rudder-pintle; -bendo: pintle-brace, iron-work clamped on a door to sustain the pintle. V.exp.: Charniro kompozesas ek du metal peci ocilanta sur un axo komuna, e quan on skrubagas sur pordo, kesto, e.c. por apertar o klozar. Gondo esas axala fer-peco kudatra e pivotoza, sustenanta la gondobendo, sur qua rotacas la pordo, e.c. — F
gondol-o: (boat) gondola; (of air-ship) g. car; -isto: gondolier. Def.: Vehilo suspendita ad aerostato (direktebla o ne); speco di batelo uzata en la laguni, aparte en Venezia (E. Venice); VI-26. — DEFIRS
gonfalon-o*: gonfalon, medieval banner.
goniometri-o: goniometry. — DEF
gonokok-o: (med.) gonococcus. — DEFIRS
gonore-o: (med.) gonorrhea. — DEFIRS
Gordi-ala nodo: Gordian knot.
gorge-ar: (intr.) to chirp, twitter; -etar: to cheep, peep. Def.: La specala kanto di mikra uceli; VI-27. — IS
gorgol-ar: (intr.) to gurgle, to fall with a purling, splashing noise (as noise of brooks); to rattle, rumble (of water in stomach); cf. gluglar). — DEFIRS
goril-o: (zool.) gorilla. — DEFIRS
gorjeret-o: (surg.) gorget, a cutting instrument used in lithotomy. — DeFIS
got-o: (med.) gout; -oza, -ika; -oz(ul)o, -iko: gouty (person). — EFIS
gotik-a: Gothic (architecture, etc.). — DEFIRS
grab-ar: to engrave (lines), to etch; nigra- -uro: mezzotint; (cf. gliptar, xilografar). Def.: Trasar linei kava sur metal plako; VII-413. Ex.: On grabas figuro sur plako (per linei, per aquaforto). — DeFIRS
grac-o: (theol.) grace; per la -o di Deo: by the g. of God. — EFIRS
graci-o: gracefullness, charm, elegance of manner or form; Gracio: one of the (three) Graces; ne- - oza: ungraceful, ungracious, awkward, ungainly, uncouth; afektacar -o: to put on airs. — DEFIRS
gracil-a: gracile, slender and graceful, svelte, lithe. Def.: Gracioze tenua ed alta; VI-569. — eFIS
grad-o: step (of stairs); degree (as of temperature); degree (in university); grade, rank (in order of dignity); step (in progress); size (of shoes, gloves, etc.); -ego: tier, high step; -izar: to put steps into (ulo); to graduate (an instrument); (university) to confer a degree on (ulu); -iz-o, -uro: graduating, gradation, scale; -oza, -opa: graduaclass="underline" proceeding by steps or degrees; -oze, -ope: gradually; -aro: degrees, steps (collect.); -iz-ita: graded, graduated; -ope: by degrees; -iz-ito: (university) graduate; universitatala grado: university degree; me obtenis mea grado ye Oxford: I graduated at Oxford. — DeFIRS
grafik-a: graphic; -o: a graph; -arti: g. arts (as opposed to plastic arts); (N.B. «a g. account» = pitoreska deskripto). — DEFIRS
grafit-o: (min.) graphite, plumbago. — DEFIRS
grafologi-o: graphology; -isto: handwriting expert (judge). — DEFIRS
grafometr-o*: graphometer.
gram-o: gram(me): 15.432 grains Troy . — DEFIRS
gramatik-o: grammar. — DEFIRS
gramin-o: a gramineous plant; grass. — DEFIS
gran-o: -eto: any very small, hard mass; as, a grain of seed (cf. semino), of sand, of sugar, etc., kernel (of corn); the composite particles of any substance; rough exterior texture, as grain in leather, in metals, in wood; pellet; (bot.) granule; -ala, -atra, -o-forma: granular; -(et)igar (tr.), -(et)eskar (intr.) to granulate, to form or collect into grains or granules (N.B. not med. sense, cf. granuligar); -ifar: to produce grains; -izar: to grain (leather), put a grain on (ulo); -oza: full of grains, seedy; -iz-ita: grained; -vend-isto: seedsman, g. seller; -eyo: granary; -if-anta: g. bearing; -achi: refuse grains; kafe- -o: coffee-berry; lin- -o: linseed; -o-manj-ant-a, -o: granivorous (animal; cf. granivora). — DEFIS
granari-o: loft, attic (in country houses for grains, hay). — FIS
granat-o: (min.) garnet; -ea: g. colored. — DeFIRS
grand-a: a term of comparison denoting more magnitude than something else, or beyond what is usual; as great, large, big; also used fig. in the sense of the E. «grand» apart from material dimensions: -a vazo, domo: a large vase, house; -a urbo: a great city; -a bruiso, forteso: a great noise, strength; -a festo: a great holiday; -a duk(ul)o: grand-duke; Alexandro la -a: Alexander the Great; -anma: magnanimous, noble-minded; -ev-eso: longevity; -eta: biggish; -ulo: a large man; a great man (in power, dignity), grandee (Spain); -e: greatly, grandly; -eso: (quality) magnitude, largeness of bulk or dimensions, bigness, bulk; (fig.) high degree, grandness; -ajo: a large object; -eso di urbo: extent of a city; greatness of a city; -eso di krimino: greatness of a crime; -ega: enormous, immense, bulky; (plu-) grand-igar: to enlarge, magnify, make big. — EFIS
grandioz-a: grandiose, imposing. — DEFIRS
granit-a, -o: (min.) granite. — DEFIRS
granivor-a, -o: granivorous (animal); cf. grano-manjanta). — DEFIS