gò

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Ghomala'

Noun

gò class 1 (singular of mgò class 2)

  1. girl
    Mgǒ dyə́ bí í jɔ́m. ― There are several girls at his/her place.

See also

References

  • Erika Eichholzer (editor) et al, Dictionnaire ghomala’ (2002)

Gokana

Noun

gò

  1. eagle

References

Vietnamese

Etymology

From Proto-Mon-Khmer *tkɔɔʔ ~ *tkɔɔh (“island”). Cognate with Mon တကံ (tkɔˀ), Chong kɑʔ, Nyah Kur เกาะ, and Mal kɔʔ.

Pronunciation

Noun

(classifier cái) gò • (𡍢)

  1. mound, knoll
    • 2005, Nguyễn Ngọc Tư, "Cánh đồng bất tận" chapter 4 (in Cánh đồng bất tận), Trẻ publishing house
      Những ngày sau này, tôi một mình trở lại gò đất, nhưng chờ hoài không thấy ma hiện ra.
      The days after, I went back to the earthen knoll on my own, but even though I waited forever, no ghosts appeared.
  2. (obsolete) island
    Synonym: đảo
    • 1920, François Chaize , “Phần II. Hạng vật có xương sống (Vertébrés)”, in Địa cầu vạn vật luận - Động vật (Histoire naturelle - zoologie):
      II. — KHỈ MỒM CÁO (LEMURIENS).
      Khỉ ấy nhỏ, có đầu dài giống con cáo, hay trèo cây mà ăn quả hạt cùng sâu bọ, như khỉ hồ (maki) gò Madagascar, hiền lành sạch sẽ và hay ở quen vuối người ta; cu li lờ đờ (louris ou singe paresseux) ở nước Annam. (h. 17)
      II. — LEMURS (LEMURIENS).
      These are small monkeys with long head like that of a fox, they are often arboreal with a diet consists of fruits, nuts and insects, for example, there are the ring-tailed lemurs (maki) on the island of Madagascar, which are both friendly and hygienic and often live alongside people, and the slow lorises (louris ou singe paresseux) in Annam (Figure 17).

Verb

gò

  1. to bend, to curve
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