Great Britain (a large island (sometimes also including some of the surrounding smaller islands) off the north-west coast of Western Europe, made up of England, Scotland, and Wales)
Great Britain (the United Kingdom, a kingdom and country in Northern Europe including the island of Great Britain as well as Northern Ireland on the northeastern portion of the island of Ireland)
Granda Hundo
/ˈɡranda ˈhundo/
name
Canis Major
Granda Ursino
/ˈɡranda urˈsino/
name
Ursa Major (constellation)
Grandaj Antiloj
/ˈɡrandai̯ anˈtiloi̯/
name
Greater Antilles
Gregoria kalendaro
/ɡreɡoˈria kalenˈdaro/
name
Gregorian calendar
Grekio
/ɡreˈkio/
name
Greece (a country in Southeast Europe)
Grekujo
/ɡreˈkujo/
name
Greece (a country in Southeast Europe)
Grenlando
/ɡrenˈlando/
name
Greenland (a large self-governing island and dependent territory of Denmark, in North America)
Groenlando
/ɡroenˈlando/
name
archaic form of Gronlando (“Greenland”)
Groninga
adj
alternative letter-case form of groninga (“of, from or pertaining to Groningen”)
Groningena
adj
alternative letter-case form of groningena (“of, from or pertaining to Groningen”)
Groningeno
/ɡroninˈɡeno/
name
Groningen (a city and capital of Groningen, Netherlands)
Groningen (a province of the Netherlands)
Groningo
/ɡroˈninɡo/
name
Groningen (a city and capital of Groningen, Netherlands)
Groningen (a province of the Netherlands)
Gronlando
/ɡronˈlando/
name
Greenland
Gruo
/ˈɡruo/
name
Grus (constellation)
gracia
/ɡraˈt͡sia/
adj
graceful
gracio
/ɡraˈt͡sio/
noun
Charis, Grace (one of three Greek goddesses of charm, beauty, nature, human creativity, goodwill, and fertility)
grace (elegance, skill in movement)
graco
/ˈɡrat͡so/
noun
grace (divine favour, mercy)
grade
/ˈɡrade/
adv
gradually
gradiento
/ɡradiˈento/
noun
gradient
grado
/ˈɡrado/
noun
degree (of angles (1/90 of a right angle) or temperature); grade
grafeo
/ɡraˈfeo/
noun
graph, diagram
grafika
/ɡraˈfika/
adj
graphic, graphical (related to graphics)
grafika fasado
/ɡraˈfika faˈsado/
noun
graphical user interface
grafika interŝanĝa formato
/ɡraˈfika interˈʃand͡ʒa forˈmato/
noun
GIF
grafika uzantinterfaco
/ɡraˈfika uzantinterˈfat͡so/
noun
graphical user interface
grafikaĵo
/ɡrafiˈkaʒo/
noun
graphic (drawing or picture)
grafikisto
/ɡrafiˈkisto/
noun
graphic designer
grafiko
/ɡraˈfiko/
noun
graphics (pictorial representation and manipulation of data)
grafito
/ɡraˈfito/
noun
graphite
graflando
/ɡraˈflando/
noun
county (sovereign country ruled by a count)
grafo
/ˈɡrafo/
noun
earl, count
grafologio
/ɡrafoloˈɡio/
noun
graphology
grafologo
/ɡrafoˈloɡo/
noun
graphologist
grajno
/ˈɡrai̯no/
noun
a very small amount
grain; granule; particle
nugget (of gold, etc.)
grajo
/ˈɡrajo/
noun
gray (SI unit of absorbed radiation)
graki
/ˈɡraki/
verb
to caw (like a crow)
gramatika
/ɡramaˈtika/
adj
grammatical (of or pertaining to grammar)
gramatike
/ɡramaˈtike/
adv
grammatically
gramatikisto
/ɡramatiˈkisto/
noun
grammarian, grammatician
gramatiko
/ɡramaˈtiko/
noun
grammar
gramo
/ˈɡramo/
noun
gram
gramofono
/ɡramoˈfono/
noun
gramophone, record player
granato
/ɡraˈnato/
noun
pomegranate
granda
/ˈɡranda/
adj
big, large
grandampleksa
/ɡrandamˈpleksa/
adj
extensive, vast
grandanima
/ɡrandaˈnima/
adj
magnanimous, generous
grandanime
/ɡrandaˈnime/
adv
magnanimously, generously
grandanimeco
/ɡrandaniˈmet͡so/
noun
magnanimity, generosity
grandaĝa
/ɡranˈdad͡ʒa/
adj
aged, elderly (of people)
ancient (of things)
grandeco
/ɡranˈdet͡so/
noun
size
grandega
/ɡranˈdeɡa/
adj
very large, immense, enormous, huge
grandioza
/ɡrandiˈoza/
adj
grandiose, grand, magnificent, splendid
grandlitero
/ɡrandliˈtero/
noun
capital letter
grandmama
/ɡrandˈmama/
adj
big-breasted
grandparte
/ɡrandˈparte/
adv
in major part, to a large extent
grandskala
/ɡrandsˈkala/
adj
large-scale
grandulo
/ɡranˈdulo/
noun
person of great size, giant
granita
/ɡraˈnita/
adj
granitic
granito
/ɡraˈnito/
noun
granite
granolo
/ɡraˈnolo/
noun
granola
grapfrukto
/ɡrapˈfrukto/
noun
grapefruit (tart fruit of Citrus paradisi, a hybrid of pomelo and sweet orange)
grapolo
/ɡraˈpolo/
noun
computer cluster
raceme
grasa
/ˈɡrasa/
adj
bold (in the sense of boldface font)
greasy, fatty
graso
/ˈɡraso/
noun
fat, grease
grasulo
/ɡraˈsulo/
noun
fat person
grati
/ˈɡrati/
verb
to scratch
gratifiki
/ɡratiˈfiki/
verb
to tip (someone)
gratifiko
/ɡratiˈfiko/
noun
tip, gratuity
gratuli
/ɡraˈtuli/
verb
to congratulate
gratulo
/ɡraˈtulo/
noun
congratulation
gratulon
/ɡraˈtulon/
intj
congratulations
grava
/ˈɡrava/
adj
important
serious, grave
grave
/ˈɡrave/
adv
seriously, gravely
graveco
/ɡraˈvet͡so/
noun
importance
seriousness, graveness
graveda
/ɡraˈveda/
adj
pregnant
gravedeco
/ɡraveˈdet͡so/
noun
pregnancy
gravedigi
/ɡraveˈdiɡi/
verb
to impregnate
gravediĝi
/ɡraveˈdid͡ʒi/
verb
to conceive, become pregnant
gravediĝo
/ɡraveˈdid͡ʒo/
noun
conception
gravedulino
/ɡraveduˈlino/
noun
pregnant woman
gravedulo
/ɡraveˈdulo/
noun
pregnant person
gravi
/ˈɡravi/
verb
to be important, to matter
graviolo
/ɡraviˈolo/
noun
soursop (fruit)
soursop (tree)
gravita interago
/ɡraˈvita inteˈraɡo/
noun
gravitational interaction
gravita lenso
noun
gravitational lens
gravitada
/ɡraviˈtada/
noun
gravitational
gravitada ondo
/ɡravitˈada ˈondo/
noun
gravitational wave
gravitado
/ɡraviˈtado/
noun
gravitation
graviti
/ɡraˈviti/
verb
be drawn to as a center of influence, gravitate
move under the force of gravity, gravitate
gravito
/ɡraˈvito/
noun
gravity
gravuri
/ɡraˈvuri/
verb
to engrave
graŭ
/ɡrau̯/
prep
in accordance with, in keeping with
graŭli
/ˈɡrau̯li/
verb
to growl
grebo
/ˈɡrebo/
noun
grebe
grega
/ˈɡreɡa/
adj
gregarious; related to herds
gregano
/ɡreˈɡano/
noun
herd animal
grego
/ˈɡreɡo/
noun
herd, flock
gregoria kalendaro
name
alternative letter-case form of Gregoria kalendaro
grejso
/ˈɡrei̯so/
noun
sandstone
greka
/ˈɡreka/
adj
Greek (of or pertaining to Greece, the Greek people, or the Greek language)
greke
/ˈɡreke/
adv
in the Greek language, in Greek
in the manner of a Greek person
greko
/ˈɡreko/
noun
a Greek person, a Grecian (inhabitant, etc., of Greece)
grenado
/ɡreˈnado/
noun
grenade
grenadĵetilo
/ɡrenadʒeˈtilo/
noun
grenade launcher
grenato
/ɡreˈnato/
noun
garnet (gemstone)
grenereto
/ɡreneˈreto/
noun
tiny seed of grain
grenero
/ɡreˈnero/
noun
seed of grain
grenmuelejo
/ɡrenmueˈlejo/
noun
gristmill (mill for grinding grain)
greno
/ˈɡreno/
noun
grain (e.g. of wheat or corn)
grifelo
/ɡriˈfelo/
noun
pencil
stylus
grifo
/ˈɡrifo/
noun
griffin
grilo
/ˈɡrilo/
noun
cricket (insect)
grimaci
/ɡriˈmat͡si/
verb
to grimace
grimpi
/ˈɡrimpi/
verb
to climb
grinci
/ˈɡrint͡si/
verb
to creak, grate, grind, gnash
grioto
/ɡriˈoto/
noun
sour cherry, morello cherry (fruit of Prunus cerasus)
gripo
/ˈɡripo/
noun
flu, influenza
griza
/ˈɡriza/
adj
gray
griza alno
/ˈɡriza ˈalno/
noun
grey alder (A tree in the genus Alnus; Alnus incana.)
grizeco
/ɡriˈzet͡so/
noun
greyness
grizo
/ˈɡrizo/
noun
gray/grey
grizulo
/ɡriˈzulo/
noun
a grey-haired person, particularly one of old age.
grizuo
/ɡriˈzuo/
noun
firedamp
groco
/ˈɡrot͡so/
noun
a gross, 144; twelve dozen
grogo
/ˈɡroɡo/
noun
grog (alcoholic drink consisting of rum and water)
groninga
/ɡroˈninɡa/
adj
of, from or pertaining to Groningen
groningena
/ɡroninˈɡena/
adj
of, from or pertaining to Groningen
groso
/ˈɡroso/
noun
gooseberry
groteska
/ɡroˈteska/
adj
grotesque
ludicrous
groto
/ˈɡroto/
noun
grotto
gruino
/ɡruˈino/
noun
female crane (bird)
grumblema
/ɡrumˈblema/
adj
grouchy, grumpy, morose
grumbli
/ˈɡrumbli/
verb
to grumble
grundi
/ˈɡrundi/
verb
to run aground
grundo
/ˈɡrundo/
noun
ground, dirt, soil
gruntbovo
/ɡruntˈbovo/
noun
yak (ox-like mammal native to the Himalayas, Mongolia, Burma, and Tibet)
grunti
/ˈɡrunti/
verb
to growl
grunĝo
/ˈɡrund͡ʒo/
name
grunge (an aggressive style of alternative rock that emerged from the Pacific Northwest in the late 1980s and early 1990s)
gruo
/ˈɡruo/
noun
crane (bird)
crane (machine)
grupaĉo
/ɡruˈpat͡ʃo/
noun
a small group of despicable, insignificant or otherwise detestable people.