Words Starting with "G"

To cry with continuous sobbing or gasping sounds.

A linguistic unit consisting of a group of sentences that are semantically and functionally related to form a coherent idea or paragraph.

A country in West Africa.

A sovereign state located in the Central African region with Malabo as its capital city.

A country in West Africa

A crystalline sweetening substance typically obtained from the processing of sugarcane juice, palm sap, or coconut sap.

Liquid sugar solution used as a sweetener or base ingredient in the preparation of traditional food and beverages.

A supernatural entity or ghost in Minangkabau folklore believed to possess the magical ability to cause house fires.

The name of a district located in the Sumenep Regency, East Java Province, Indonesia.

A traditional farming tool used in Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan.

Function or use of something

A pile of earth or other material forming a small mound, or a group of people or objects in one place.

A traditional musical instrument or percussion device played by shaking or striking to produce sound.

A small pouch or bag for storing items, which is currently rarely used or considered archaic.

A mechanical tool specifically designed for trimming or grooming fingernails and toenails.

A loud rumbling sound produced by the sudden expansion of air caused by a lightning strike in the atmosphere.

A district in the city of Surabaya located in the eastern part, known as a developing residential area.

A regency in South Kalimantan

A regency in the Special Region of Yogyakarta, Indonesia

A sub-district located within the administrative region of Semarang City, Central Java Province, Indonesia.

A type of traditional sailing vessel characterized by a long hull and equipped with cabins in specific sections.

A scratch or line that leaves a deep mark on the surface of an object.

A small jar or vessel; in a classical context, it refers to a shipyard or dry dock.

A literary work in the form of poetry bound by rhythm, or a type of song performed within specific literary traditions.

A literary term referring to the pattern of final vowel sounds in each line of a stanza or poem.

The rule regarding the number of syllables in each line of a macapat song in Javanese literature.

The soft tissue in the mouth where teeth are embedded; in nautical terms, refers to the mizzen sail.