G — The Judaism dictionary · page 21 2goodlyA goodly amount means quite a large amount.20 sentencesgoodnessGoodness is the quality of being good, kind and honest.24 sentencesgoogleGoogle is a large technology company and its search engine, a website used to find information on the internet (a name).15 sentencesgopherA small North American burrowing animal with large cheek pouches, which digs tunnels and eats plant roots (pocket gopher).11 sentencesgoreThick blood from a wound, especially lots of it, as in violent films.18 sentencesgorgeousVery beautiful or attractive.13 sentencesgorgeouslyIn a very beautiful or splendid way, with great show.5 sentencesgossamerVery fine, light threads of spider silk, or anything thin and delicate.3 sentencesgossipGossip is talk about other people's private lives, often unkind or not true.11 sentencesgourdA large fruit with a hard skin, related to pumpkins and melons, often dried and hollowed out.18 sentencesgovernTo govern is to rule a country, state or group officially.14 sentencesgovernmentThe group of people who run a country, state or city and make decisions about laws, taxes and services.16 sentencesgovernorA governor is a person who is chosen or elected to be in charge of a region, such as a state of the USA or an Australian state.20 sentencesgraceGrace is a smooth, beautiful and easy way of moving.26 sentencesgracefulMoving in a smooth, light and beautiful way.13 sentencesgraciousKind, polite and generous, especially to people who have less power.21 sentencesgraciouslyin a kind, polite and dignified way, as a grand person does.16 sentencesgraciousnesskindness and good manners, especially shown by someone grand.10 sentencesgradGrad is a short, informal word for a graduate, a person who has finished high school, college or university.12 sentencesgradualHappening slowly and little by little over time, not suddenly.10 sentencesgraduallyGradually means slowly, a little at a time, over a period, not all at once or suddenly.13 sentencesgrainGrain is the seeds of plants like wheat, rice, oats, barley and corn, used for food.19 sentencesgrammarThe rules of a language about how words change and are put together into sentences.18 sentencesgrammarianA person who studies grammar, the rules of how words and sentences are built in a language, or who writes books about it.14 sentencesgrammaticalCorrect according to the rules of grammar.12 sentencesgrammaticallyIn a way that follows the rules of grammar, as in «grammatically correct».10 sentencesgranarya building or store room where grain such as wheat is kept after harvest.6 sentencesgrandsonA grandson is the son of your son or daughter; a boy is the grandson of his grandparents.12 sentencesgrantTo grant means to give or allow something that someone asked for: «grant a wish».19 sentencesgrantedGranted means given or allowed, often officially.16 sentencesgrapeA grape is a small, round, juicy fruit, green, red or purple, that grows in bunches on a vine.20 sentencesgrapevinea climbing plant that grows grapes on its stems.7 sentencesgraspTo take and hold something tightly.20 sentencesgrassGrass is the green plants with thin leaves that cover lawns, parks and fields.25 sentencesgrasshopperA grasshopper is a green or brown insect with strong back legs that jumps far.17 sentencesgrateTo rub food such as cheese or carrot against a tool with sharp holes so it falls off in thin strips or tiny bits.17 sentencesgratificationA feeling of pleasure or satisfaction when you get what you want.10 sentencesgratifiedPleased and satisfied, especially because something has gone well or people have praised you.12 sentencesgraveA place in the ground where a dead person is buried, often marked with a stone.20 sentencesgravelLots of small stones and bits of rock, used for paths, driveways and roads, or found in rivers.13 sentencesgravenCarved or cut into stone, wood or metal.12 sentencesgrayGray is the colour between black and white, like ash or rain clouds.21 sentencesgreatGreat means very good or excellent: a great idea.23 sentencesgreaterGreater means bigger or more. 9 is greater than 5.25 sentencesgreatestGreatest means the biggest or the most of all.21 sentencesgreatlyGreatly means very much or to a large amount: «greatly improved».19 sentencesgreatnessBeing very important, powerful, skilled or famous.22 sentencesgreavesArmor worn to protect the shins and lower legs.3 sentencesgreeceGreece is a country in south-east Europe, by the Mediterranean Sea, with many islands; its capital is Athens.15 sentencesgreedGreed is wanting much more of something, such as money, food or power, than you need or than is fair.13 sentencesgreedilyIn a greedy way, wanting or taking more than you need, especially food or money.13 sentencesgreedyGreedy means wanting much more food, money or things than you need, and not wanting to share.15 sentencesgreekGreek means from or about Greece, a country in southern Europe.19 sentencesgreenGreen is the colour of grass and leaves.23 sentencesgreenishGreenish means a little bit green, or of a colour close to green.10 sentencesgreennessThe state of being fresh and green, as young plants are.3 sentencesgreetTo greet someone means to say hello or welcome them when you meet.15 sentencesgreetingA greeting is something friendly you say or do when you meet someone, like «Hello» or a wave.12 sentencesgreyhoundA greyhound is a tall, thin dog with long legs that can run very fast, used for racing and hunting and kept as a gentle pet.11 sentencesgriddleA flat metal pan or plate for baking or frying food over a fire.12 sentencesgriefA deep, strong sadness, especially when someone or a pet dies or is lost.16 sentencesgrieveTo grieve is to feel very deep sadness, especially because someone you love has died.21 sentencesgrievousVery serious and harmful: a grievous mistake.22 sentencesgrievouslyVery seriously or badly: grievously wounded.12 sentencesgrindTo crush something into tiny pieces or powder, like grinding wheat into flour or coffee beans.19 sentencesgrinderA machine or tool that crushes something into small bits or powder: a coffee grinder, a pepper grinder.13 sentencesgristleTough, elastic tissue in the body, like cartilage.3 sentencesgrizzledMarked with gray or white patches, spotted or speckled with gray.8 sentencesgroanTo groan is to make a long, low sound because you are in pain, unhappy, bored or annoyed.20 sentencesgroatsHulled grain, such as oats, crushed and cooked as porridge. (old use).15 sentencesgroinThe place where the thigh meets the body, the lower belly.7 sentencesgropeTo feel about with the hands because you cannot see, searching for something.12 sentencesgrossGross means disgusting, very unpleasant: «Ew, that's gross!».21 sentencesgroundThe surface of the Earth that you stand on.30 sentencesgroundworkThe first work or base on which something else is built.1 sentencesgroupA group is a number of things or people that are together or belong together: a group of friends.19 sentencesgroupingA set of people or things that are put together because they are alike or work together.12 sentencesgrowTo grow is to get bigger or taller, like a child or a plant.26 sentencesgrowlOf an animal like a dog, bear or lion, to make a low, rough, deep sound in the throat as a warning or because it is angry.16 sentencesgrownThe form of "grow" used after have/has/had or in the passive.25 sentencesgrowthGetting bigger, taller or more developed.18 sentencesgrudgeA grudge is a feeling of anger or dislike you keep for a long time against someone who you think treated you badly.17 sentencesguardA guard is a person whose job is to protect a place or people, or to watch prisoners.24 sentencesguestA guest is a person who is invited to your home, to a party or to an event.19 sentencesguidanceHelp and advice about what to do or how to behave.13 sentencesguideA person who shows people the way or shows them around a place and tells them about it (a tour guide).25 sentencesguildA guild is a group of people who do the same craft or job and join together to help each other and keep up good standards.12 sentencesguileClever, sneaky cheating; a trick that deceives people.9 sentencesguiltThe bad, uncomfortable feeling you have when you know you have done something wrong.20 sentencesguiltinessThe state of having done wrong and deserving blame.9 sentencesguiltlessGuiltless means not to blame and having done no wrong.10 sentencesguiltyFeeling bad because you know you did something wrong.21 sentencesgulfA large area of sea that is partly surrounded by land, bigger than a bay (the Gulf of Mexico).12 sentencesgulletThe tube that food goes down from the mouth to the stomach; the oesophagus.15 sentencesgurA place name in the Bible, "the ascent of Gur" near Ibleam; also part of the name Gur-baal.5 sentencesgushFor a liquid to flow out suddenly and fast in large amounts.17 sentencesgutterA long open pipe along the edge of a roof that carries rainwater away.15 sentences1 2This page in Markdown → https://md.mova.elamur.ai/free/en/corpora/dictionaries/judaism/G/page/2/