ENFL661917
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Gurban, Narrow, a small opening.
Gargumarra, To embrace.
Garibuowallanna, To boil over, run over.
Garibuowarra, To be too full, run over.
Gariwang, Eastwind.
Garngan, Very strong.
Garra, To be (auxiliary)
Garra, To have a cold, cough.
Garrabaral, Very thirsty.
Garraigal, Palm of the hand.
Garraindyung, Survivor (of a brother)
Garran, A little hook to draw out grubs with.
Garrang, Gum of the pine used to poison the spear.
Garrangarran, Thorn.
Garranggarramarra, To triple.
Garrangarrang, Tripling.
Garranggar, The breaking of wind.
Garranggarmarra, To break wind.
Garra, Marsh.
Garrunmarra, To slip.
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