Ganjil, of oneven number, odd, not corresponding. (See Gangsal.)
Gantang, a measure for rice and any other grain. About ten gantangs of rice weigh one pikul. The gantang is a trifle short of one English Imperial peck.
Gantar, a piece of bambu or tick stiff rattan on which clothes &c are put, especially in the sun to dry.
Ganti, to change, to exchange, to take one thing or person in place of another; to shift; to repair by using fresh materials. A substitute, a successor.
Gantung, to hang as a person who is executed; to hang as an object suspended; to suspend from an office or service; withheld as payment. Relatives high. Said of a water way which wants deepening to allow the water to flow along it.
Gap, the idiomatic expression of biting at, of snapping at, as a dog does. Gap bai ku maung, and the tiger snapped him up.
Garaha, an Eclipse. Grahana, C. 187 literally taking, seizing, an Eclipse of the sun or moon , because of the idea which Indian astrologers have of an Eclipse. Rahu , one of the inferior planets , having in consequence of certain unfair actions committed against him both by the sun and moon conceived an eternal hatred against them, at certain seasons takes the advantage of laying hold of them with his mouth , or hand , threatens them with destruction , and the darkness is caused by his gripe. Clough voce. Eclipse. (The word is in Scr. Graha, eclipse; also Rahu himself; we find in several Sundanese words the tendency of placing a vowel sound between two consonants followiug each other; see above dĕrigama. Fr.)
Garai, to gammon a rope, viz. after twisting a round and round, to lash those strands again at the middle, so as to draw them still closer and faster together.
Garang, as di garang, to fry or roast on hot embers.
Garanggang, a bambu sharpened at one end, and thrown as a spear. The tamiang is especially used for this purpose.
Garap, to speak quickly; speaking so fast that the words run into each other.
Garĕmbul, eating more than common; voracious.
Garéték, vexed, boiling with anger, enraged.
Garing, dry, perfectly dried, desiccated. Garing expresses a higher degree of dryness than Tuhur or Tu-us.
Garinjĕl, any surface which is not perfectly smooth; having small inequalities.
Garintul, having knobby projections; Garintul is in a higher degree what Garinjĕl represents in a smaller one.
Garis, a mark, a scratch; to make a mark with a pointed instrument. A limit assigned. Ulah ngaliwat garis, do not exceed the limits assigned.
Garisul, high and low places adjoining each other. Deep and shallow places, side by side in a river.
Garombol, small thick- set bushes. Thickets.
