initialism of geja, lesba, ambaŭseksema, kaj transgenra/transseksa komunumo: LGBT.
Glasgovo
/ɡlasˈɡovo/
name
Glasgow (a major city and council area of Scotland, largest city in Scotland)
glaceo
/ɡlaˈt͡seo/
noun
icing
glacia
/ɡlaˈt͡sia/
adj
icy
glacia disko
noun
ice disc, ice circle
glacia nano
/ɡlaˈt͡sia ˈnano/
noun
ice dwarf
glacia vulkano
/ɡlaˈt͡sia vulˈkano/
noun
cryovolcano
glaciaro
/ɡlat͡siˈaro/
noun
glacier, ice group
glaciaĵo
/ɡlat͡siˈaʒo/
noun
ice cream
glaciejo
/ɡlat͡siˈejo/
noun
glacier
glacihokeo
/ɡlat͡sihoˈkeo/
noun
ice hockey
glacikampo
/ɡlat͡siˈkampo/
noun
ice shelf
glacimonto
/ɡlat͡siˈmonto/
noun
iceberg
glacio
/ɡlaˈt͡sio/
noun
ice
glaciologio
/ɡlat͡sioloˈɡio/
noun
glaciology
glaco
/ˈɡlat͡so/
noun
pane (of glass)
plate glass
window (pane)
glacoviŝilo
/ɡlat͡soviˈʃilo/
noun
windscreen wiper, windshield wiper
gladi
/ˈɡladi/
verb
to iron (pass an iron over clothing)
gladiatoro
/ɡladiaˈtoro/
noun
gladiator
gladilo
/ɡlaˈdilo/
noun
iron (for pressing clothes)
glando
/ˈɡlando/
noun
gland
glaningo
/ɡlaˈninɡo/
noun
acorn cup
glano
/ˈɡlano/
noun
acorn
glans penis
glaso
/ˈɡlaso/
noun
drinking glass
glata
/ˈɡlata/
adj
smooth
adj
alternative letter-case form of GLATa: LGBT, LGBTQ
glate
/ˈɡlate/
adv
smoothly
glatigi
/ɡlaˈtiɡi/
verb
to flatten
to smooth
glatiĝi
/ɡlaˈtid͡ʒi/
verb
to flatten
glavingo
/ɡlaˈvinɡo/
noun
scabbard, sheath
glavo
/ˈɡlavo/
noun
sword
glazuri
/ɡlaˈzuri/
verb
to glaze
glazuro
/ɡlaˈzuro/
noun
glaze
glaze, frosting
glaĉero
/ɡlaˈt͡ʃero/
noun
glacier
glaŭka
/ˈɡlau̯ka/
adj
blue-green
glebo
/ˈɡlebo/
noun
gleba
glicerido
/ɡlit͡seˈrido/
noun
glyceride
glicirizo
/ɡlit͡siˈrizo/
noun
licorice (confection)
licorice (plant)
glikogeno
/ɡlikoˈɡeno/
noun
glycogen
glimi
/ˈɡlimi/
verb
to gleam
glimo
/ˈɡlimo/
noun
mica
gliptiko
/ɡlipˈtiko/
noun
glyptics (art of engraving)
gliro
/ˈɡliro/
noun
dormouse
glisando
/ɡliˈsando/
noun
glissando
glisi
/ˈɡlisi/
verb
to glide
glisilo
/ɡliˈsilo/
noun
glider
glita
/ˈɡlita/
adj
slippery
gliti
/ˈɡliti/
verb
to glide
to skate
to slide
glitilo
/ɡliˈtilo/
noun
skate (runner or blade, usually of steel, with a frame shaped to fit the sole of a shoe, made to be fastened under the foot, and used for gliding on ice)