4.2.17.1 g-r Concave, cavité |
| Arabic | ghàr | cavern |
| Arabic | gara, plur. gur | gorge |
| Franç. | Gard | a river among gorges |
| Franç. | Garonne | (Cat. id.) name of two Pyrenean rivers |
| Basque | gur | hole |
| burush. | gur | id. |
| Pers.: Sangesari | gur | gorge |
| Roman. | gurâ | gorge |
| Roman. | gaurâ | hole |
| Prov.(a.litt.) | gaura | lit de ruisseau |
| Franç.: VS | gure | gorge étroite et profonde; Gueuroz, toponyme |
| Franç.: Forez | gur | eau profonde |
| Franç.: Gasc. | gurgo | eau profonde |
| Franç. | gorge | defile; throat |
| Alb. | gorgë | gorge |