Gelderlando
/ɡelderˈlando/
name
Gelderland (a province of the Netherlands)
Genezo
/ɡeˈnezo/
name
the Book of Genesis
Gento
/ˈɡento/
name
Ghent, capital city of the province of East Flanders, Belgium.
Georgio
/ɡeorˈɡio/
name
Georgia (a state in the Southern United States)
Georgo
/ɡeˈorɡo/
name
a male given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English George
Gerda
/ˈɡerda/
name
a female given name of Old Norse origin
Germanio
/ɡermaˈnio/
name
Germany (a country in Central Europe)
Germanujo
/ɡermaˈnujo/
name
Germany (a country in Central Europe)
Gertrudo
/ɡerˈtrudo/
name
a female given name from Proto-Germanic, equivalent to English Gertrude
ge-
/ɡe-/
prefix
  1. used with a gendered noun to indicate unspecified gender
  2. used with a plural (gendered) noun to indicate multiple genders together
  3. with or among mixed genders
gea
/ˈɡea/
adj
both sexes, mixed
geamantoj
/ɡeaˈmantoi̯/
noun
male and female lovers
geamikoj
/ɡeaˈmikoi̯/
noun
friends, including both female(s) and male(s)
geavo
/ɡeˈavo/
noun
grandparent
geavoj
/ɡeˈavoi̯/
noun
grandparents (grandfather(s) and grandmother(s))
gebaptopatroj
/ɡebaptoˈpatroi̯/
noun
godparents
geedziĝi
/ɡeeˈd͡zid͡ʒi/
verb
to marry; to be married
geedziĝo
/ɡeeˈd͡zid͡ʒo/
noun
marriage
geedzo
/ɡeˈed͡zo/
noun
spouse
geedzoj
/ɡeˈed͡zoi̯/
noun
  1. a mixed-sex couple (husband and wife)
  2. married people (husbands and wives)
gefianĉo
/ɡefiˈant͡ʃo/
noun
fiancé or fiancée
gefilo
/ɡeˈfilo/
noun
offspring
gefiloj
/ɡeˈfiloi̯/
noun
children, offspring
gefrato
/ɡeˈfrato/
noun
sibling
gefratoj
/ɡeˈfratoi̯/
noun
siblings, brothers and sisters
geja
/ˈɡeja/
adj
gay, homosexual (especially of men)
gejaĉo
/ɡeˈjat͡ʃo/
noun
faggot
gejfobio
/ɡei̯foˈbio/
noun
homophobia
gejino
/ɡeˈjino/
noun
gay woman
gejo
/ˈɡejo/
noun
gay person, homosexual (especially of men)
gejsero
/ɡei̯ˈsero/
noun
geyser
gejunuloj
/ɡejuˈnuloi̯/
noun
youths, including both female(s) and male(s)
gejŝo
/ˈɡei̯ʃo/
noun
a geisha, a Japanese courtesan
geknabo
/ɡekˈnabo/
noun
kid
geko
/ˈɡeko/
noun
gecko (lizard of the Gekkonidae family)
gekokoj
/ɡeˈkokoi̯/
noun
chickens
gekuzo
/ɡeˈkuzo/
noun
cousin (singular of gekuzoj)
gelernejo
/ɡelerˈnejo/
noun
school for both sexes
gelo
/ˈɡelo/
noun
frost
gemo
/ˈɡemo/
noun
gemstone (precious stone)
gemuta
/ɡeˈmuta/
adj
homey, cozy
genaro
/ɡeˈnaro/
noun
genome
genciano
/ɡent͡siˈano/
noun
gentian
genealogia
/ɡenealoˈɡia/
adj
genealogical
genealogio
/ɡenealoˈɡio/
noun
genealogy
genealogo
/ɡeneaˈloɡo/
noun
genealogist
genepo
/ɡeˈnepo/
noun
grandchild
genepoj
/ɡeˈnepoi̯/
noun
grandchildren
generacio
/ɡeneraˈt͡sio/
noun
generation
generalo
/ɡeneˈralo/
noun
general (rank higher than a colonel or brigadier)
generatoro
/ɡeneraˈtoro/
noun
generator
generi
/ɡeˈneri/
verb
to generate, beget
genetiko
/ɡeneˈtiko/
noun
genetics
genevo
/ɡeˈnevo/
noun
nibling
genevoj
/ɡeˈnevoi̯/
noun
nephews and nieces, niblings
genezo
/ɡeˈnezo/
noun
genesis (the origin, start, or point at which something comes into being)
genia
/ɡeˈnia/
adj
ingenious
genio
/ɡeˈnio/
noun
  1. genius
  2. genius (intelligence)
  3. genius (intelligent person)
geniulo
/ɡeniˈulo/
noun
genius (extremely intelligent person)
geno
/ˈɡeno/
noun
a gene
genocido
/ɡenoˈt͡sido/
noun
genocide
genro
/ˈɡenro/
noun
  1. gender
  2. genus
gentekniko
/ɡentekˈniko/
noun
genetic engineering
genteĥniko
/ɡentexˈniko/
noun
alternative form of gentekniko (“genetic engineering”)
gento
/ˈɡento/
noun
race, people (group of people related genetically or ethnically)
genufleksi
/ɡenuˈfleksi/
verb
to genuflect.
genui
/ɡeˈnui/
verb
to kneel
genuo
/ɡeˈnuo/
noun
knee
geodezio
/ɡeodeˈzio/
noun
geodesy
geografia
/ɡeoɡraˈfia/
adj
geographic, geographical
geografie
/ɡeoɡraˈfie/
adv
geographically
geografio
/ɡeoɡraˈfio/
noun
geography
geografo
/ɡeoˈɡrafo/
noun
geographer ("a specialist in geography")
geokemiisto
/ɡeokemiˈisto/
noun
geochemist
geokemio
/ɡeokeˈmio/
noun
geochemistry
geologia
/ɡeoloˈɡia/
adj
geologic
geologio
/ɡeoloˈɡio/
noun
geology
geologo
/ɡeoˈloɡo/
noun
geologist
geometria
/ɡeomeˈtria/
adj
geometric
geometrie
/ɡeomeˈtrie/
adv
geometrically
geometrio
/ɡeomeˈtrio/
noun
geometry
geometro
/ɡeoˈmetro/
noun
geometer
geomorfologio
/ɡeomorfoloˈɡio/
noun
geomorphology
geonklo
/ɡeˈonklo/
noun
aunt or uncle (singular of geonkloj)
geonkloj
/ɡeˈonkloi̯/
noun
aunts and uncles
georgia
/ɡeorˈɡia/
adj
Georgian
geoĥemiisto
/ɡeoxemiˈisto/
noun
geochemist
geoĥemio
/ɡeoxeˈmio/
noun
geochemistry
gepardo
/ɡeˈpardo/
noun
cheetah
gepatra
/ɡeˈpatra/
adj
parental
gepatra lingvo
/ɡeˈpatra ˈlinɡvo/
noun
native language (literally "parent language")
gepatro
/ɡeˈpatro/
noun
parent (singular of gepatroj)
gepatroj
/ɡeˈpatroi̯/
noun
parents
gepraavoj
/ɡepraˈavoi̯/
noun
alternative form of prageavoj (“great-grandparents”)
geprinco
/ɡeˈprint͡so/
noun
prince or princess
gerbilo
/ɡerˈbilo/
noun
gerbil (small rodent)
gereĝo
/ɡeˈred͡ʒo/
noun
king or queen; monarch
geriatria
/ɡeriaˈtria/
adj
geriatric
germana
/ɡerˈmana/
adj
  1. German (of or pertaining to Germany, the German people, or the German language)
  2. clipping of la germana lingvo (“the German language”)
germane
/ɡerˈmane/
adv
  1. Germanly; in the manner of a German
  2. in the German language
germaniumo
/ɡermaniˈumo/
noun
germanium
germanlingvano
/ɡermanlinˈɡvano/
noun
one who uses the German language, germanophone
germano
/ɡerˈmano/
noun
a German (person from Germany)
germanparolanto
/ɡermanparoˈlanto/
noun
a speaker of the German language, a Germanophone
gerontologio
/ɡerontoloˈɡio/
noun
gerontology
gerontologo
/ɡerontoˈloɡo/
noun
gerontologist
ges-ro
noun
abbreviation of gesinjoro (“Mx.”)
ges-roj
noun
abbreviation of gesinjoroj (“Mr. and Mrs.”)
gesinjoro
/ɡesinˈjoro/
noun
Mr., Ms., Mx. An ungendered version of sinjoro/sinjorino
gesinjoroj
/ɡesinˈjoroi̯/
noun
  1. Mr. and Mrs.
  2. sir(s) and madam(s), ladies and gentlemen
intj
  1. Dear Mr. and Mrs., dear sir and madam
  2. ladies and gentlemen
gestadi
/ɡesˈtadi/
verb
to gesticulate
gesti
/ˈɡesti/
verb
to gesture
gesto
/ˈɡesto/
noun
gesture
gestolingvo
/ɡestoˈlinɡvo/
noun
sign language
getao
/ɡeˈtao/
noun
geta (raised, wooden Japanese clogs)
geto
/ˈɡeto/
noun
ghetto (walled area of a city in which Jews are concentrated by force)
gevidvo
/ɡeˈvidvo/
noun
someone who has been widowed; a widow or widower
geĝui
/ɡeˈd͡ʒui/
verb
  1. to enjoy in a mixed-gender group
  2. to enjoy mixed-gender sex
geĝuo
/ɡeˈd͡ʒuo/
noun
enjoyment