Ggermanna

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[d͡ʒeɾˈmaɲa]

1. proper noun Germany.

Etymology: From Latin Germania.

grup

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[gɾup]

1. masculine noun Group, cluster.

Etymology: From Italian gruppo.

graudre

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[ˈgɾau̯dɾe]

1. transitive verb To conceive (a child).

Etymology: From Latin gravida via *gravidare.

graudanza

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[gɾau̯ˈdanza]

1. feminine noun Pregnancy.

Etymology: From graud-, stem of graudre-si, plus derivative suffix -anza.

graudata

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[gɾau̯ˈdata]

1. feminine noun Pregnant woman.

Etymology: From graud-, stem of graudre-si, plus derivative suffix -ata.

graudre-si

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[ˈgɾau̯dɾesi]

1. pronominal verb To become pregnant.

Etymology: From Latin gravida via *gravidare.

generăre

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[geˈneɾəɾe]

1. transitive verb To beget, to generate, to breed, to cause.

Etymology: From Latin generare.

gargella

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[gaɾˈgeʎa]

1. feminine noun Throat.

Etymology: Of unknown origin, perhaps Latin gurges, whirlpool, plus derivative suffix -ell and feminine derivative suffix -a.

gat

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[gat]

1. masculine noun Cat.

Etymology: From Latin cattus.

False friends: gate (English) = porta.

gallina

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[gaˈʎina]

1. feminine noun Hen.

Etymology: From Latin gallina.