Neo-English dictionary

gozi; —o to enjoy; —ment

grab; —i pit, hole- to big out

gracila, —eso gracile, —ility

grad, —i degree, rank, grade to graduate

gradela graduated, progressive

gradeye as one goes along; going along; in proportion as

grafik, —a graphic n, a

grafit graphite

grafolog; —io graphologist; —logy

grakel (bird) jay

gram gram, gramme

gramatik; —a grammar; —atical

gran, —a; —o, —eso large, big, great; size, greatness

Grandux Grand Duke

graneloqo, —a grandiloquence, —nt

graneltros grandparents

Grangeneralkamp (GGK) General Headquarters

grangrana; —i larger and larger; to become

grani, —ji to grow up, to increase

granit; —a granit —ic

granjugal Grande instance

grankase immediate cash payment adv.

granlot first prize, jackpot

granmam grandma

granmatro grandmother

granpaa grandpa

granpatro grandfather

granpene with great difficulty

granskalye on a large scale

granstila, —e of, in great style

Granursin Great Bear (constellation)

granvala of high value

granvit, —a, —e high speed n, a, adv

grap bunch, cluster

grasa; —o thick; —ness: fat n

grasep foie gras, liver paste

grasodor burnt-fat smell

grasyo; —ya grace; —ful

graten; —i gratin; to cook au gratin

grati; —(o), —azo to scratch; —ing n

gratis, —a; —e free of charge, gratuitous, —ly

grava; —eso grave, heavy; gravity

graviti, —azo to gravitate, —ation

gre in spite of although, despite

greda; —o thankful, —ness

gree willingly

gref; —i graft to —

grego herd, flock

grei; —eo to agree, to accept; agreement, approval

Grek; —o; —a; —al (lang.) (old) Greek; Greece: a Greek: (lang.) modern Greek

grel in spite of the

grelel small hard hail

grelo; —i hail; to —

gren grain

grenad (weapon) grenade, bomb

grenaro granary, garner

grendo (bot.) pomegranate

grep, —frut grape-fruit

greso sandstone, gritstone

grevo (phvs.) gravity, weight

grevo (phys.) gravity; — centro centre of gravity

greza raw (material) a

grezamat raw material

grib, —i scribble, to —

grid (o); —i cry, scream; to —

gridegi to shriek

gridoneci to howl, to roar, to bawl

gridoni to roar, to howl

grif; —i claw; to —

gril; —i grill: to —, to toast

grimaso; —i grimace; to —

grimpi; —o to climb; —, —ing n

grinsi; —o to grind; —ing n

grip; —a flu, influenza, grippe influenzal

griv; —i grievance, ground for complaint; to complain, to reproach

griza gray

groba; —eso rough; —ness; coarse; —ness; rude; —ness

grof; —i scratch to —

grol gate, iron gate, railing

grom; —a clot: —ted, lumpy

gron; —i grumble, to —; grunt, —ing; to grunt

grondo, —i scolding n, to scold [-ing

grop; —i croup(e): to squat, to crouch

gropali, —at to squat, —tting; to crouch,