"ぐや" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Yonaguni]

IPA: [ɡùjâ] (note: Sonai) Forms: guya [romanization]
Etymology: Likely an irregular change of Proto-Ryukyuan elements *niga (“bitter”) + *ori (“melon”), or borrowed from Okinawan ごーやー (gōyā). Cognate with Kunigami ごーやー (gōyā, “bitter melon”, Nakijin-Yonamine dialect), Okinawan ごーやー (gōyā, “bitter melon, crippled foot”, Shuri dialect), Miyako ごーら (gōra, “bitter melon”, Irabu-Nakachi dialect). Etymology templates: {{m+|jpx-ryu-pro|-|w=1}} Proto-Ryukyuan, {{bor|yoi|ryu|ごーやー|tr=gōyā}} Okinawan ごーやー (gōyā), {{cog|xug|ごーやー|pos=Nakijin-Yonamine dialect|t=bitter melon|tr=gōyā}} Kunigami ごーやー (gōyā, “bitter melon”, Nakijin-Yonamine dialect), {{cog|ryu|ごーやー|pos=Shuri dialect|t=bitter melon, crippled foot|tr=gōyā}} Okinawan ごーやー (gōyā, “bitter melon, crippled foot”, Shuri dialect), {{cog|mvi|ごーら|pos=Irabu-Nakachi dialect|t=bitter melon|tr=gōra}} Miyako ごーら (gōra, “bitter melon”, Irabu-Nakachi dialect) Head templates: {{yoi-head|noun}} ぐや (guya)
  1. bitter gourd, bitter melon
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