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gammeldags 'old fashioned' 

gevær nt. 'gun (rifle, shotgun etc)'

gidde 'bother, take the trouble to': jeg ikke gidder å spise ham 'I don't bother to eat him'

gi seg (gav, gitt) 'stop / give up'

gjemme seg (gjemte, gjemt) 'hide (one's self)'

gjeng m. 'gang (not necessarily with negative connotations)

gjennom 'through'

gjennombrudd nt. 'breakthrough'

gledesbanne (bannet, bannet) 'swear with joy'

godter = gotter 'sweets, candy': Han spiser altfor mye godter. 'He eats far too many sweets.'

gradvis 'gradual'

grav m. 'grave'

grense f. 'border'

grov 'gross, rude'.  En grov vits 'a rude joke'.  Grov i munnen 'rude use of language'

grøft f. 'ditch'

Det går opp for (en) at (gikk, gått) 'It dawns on (somebody) that'

gulv nt. 'floor'

gunstig 'favourable'

gås (pl gjess) 'goose'; gåselever f. (def. gåselevra) 'goose liver'

gård m. 'farm'; gårdsarbeid nt. 'farmwork'

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