Fennador (Dor): Conversion of generations.
G.
Gaza: Strength. But it should be known that among the Hebrews, it does not have a consonant letter at the beginning: rather it starts with a vowel 'ayin, and it is pronounced Aza.
Gesuri: Next to the light, or in the vicinity of the light.
Golam: Their migration or their pleasure.
Gergesaeum: Apply the column.
Gaulon: Its rotation.
Garizim: Division, or stranger.
Galgal: Wheel, or revelation.
Gai: abyss.
Gebal: Old abyss, or stone collection.
I have skipped the letter 'I' and 'L', because the same words are translated in other books, and it is pointless to repeat what has been said or needs to be said. However, 'H' is considered an aspiration by most, not a letter. As for 'K', it is unnecessary to mention it, as it is considered superfluous even among Latin speakers, except for the Kalends. Therefore, it should be noted that the same words that have been skipped here or elsewhere can be found in other books.
M.
Misor: Direct, which in Greek is called εὐθεῖα, or flat and open.
Maachathi: They have broken me, or my belly is struck.
Mosera: Education or his discipline.
Mamoazer (Mamzer): From afar, or alienated.
O.
Oraim: Conception or comprehension.
R.
Raphaim: Physicians, or giants.
Rabath: A multitude, or a great one.
Rubeni: Vision, my son, or see between me.
Ramoth: High sign, whether it sees death or high things.
S.