[d͡ʒeɾˈmaɲa]
1. proper noun Germany.
Etymology: From Latin Germania.
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grup
[gɾup]
1. masculine noun Group, cluster.
Etymology: From Italian gruppo.
graudre
[ˈgɾau̯dɾe]
1. transitive verb To conceive (a child).
Etymology: From Latin gravida via *gravidare.
graudanza
[gɾau̯ˈdanza]
1. feminine noun Pregnancy.
Etymology: From graud-, stem of graudre-si, plus derivative suffix -anza.
graudata
[gɾau̯ˈdata]
1. feminine noun Pregnant woman.
Etymology: From graud-, stem of graudre-si, plus derivative suffix -ata.
graudre-si
[ˈgɾau̯dɾesi]
1. pronominal verb To become pregnant.
Etymology: From Latin gravida via *gravidare.
generăre
[geˈneɾəɾe]
1. transitive verb To beget, to generate, to breed, to cause.
Etymology: From Latin generare.
gargella
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gallina
[gaˈʎina]
1. feminine noun Hen.
Etymology: From Latin gallina.