gram-o:
gram(me): 15.432 grains Troy . — DEFIRSgramatik-o:
grammar. — DEFIRSgramin-o:
a gramineous plant; grass. — DEFISgran-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;granari-o:
loft, attic (in country houses for grains, hay). — FISgranat-o:
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:grandioz-a:
grandiose, imposing. — DEFIRSgranit-a, -o:
granivor-a, -o:
granivorous (animal); cf. grano-manjanta). — DEFISgrant-ar:
granul-o:
grap-o:
cluster, bunch, a number of fruits or flowers growing along a common stalk. — FIgrapin-o:
gras-o:
fat, grease; -a, -oza, -atra: fat, greasy, adipose; -izar: to grease (ulo); -igar: to fatten (ulu); -makulo: grease spot. Ant.: (adj.) magra. — eFISgrat-ar:
gratifik-ar:
gratin-o:
gratitud-ar:
(gratuit-a:
gratuitous, free, gratis (cf. senpaga); -e: gratis, for nothing. Def.: (gratul-ar:
(grav-a:
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