A dictionary of the Gaelic language, in two parts, I. Gaelic and ...

Goa Glt^
GORMAI H, -AiDH, i. m. and pm. pan ^^^^ ^ Gortaisu 'tàa^ properly Goirt-
V. Gorm. Act of making blue ; state ot i
'^^i^^^.
becoming blue; a blue colour or shade. |©!?>RTAN, -ABf. -^ft,
GORMAG-LIATH, «. /. (Gorm wa«!
| ataxvlng feiic.*; a stingy, penurious fel-
*• m. A hungry,
Liath,) Coltsfoot. Provm. 1 j.^,
GORMAN, -AiN, 4. m. \V oad. a plant us«c
j' sORT-THEEABHi DH, -aidb, j. m.
by dyers. 3 A p'ouybing ; mistf^
GORMANACH.-AicHJ.a^;. KuUotgltti. [ GOS-SHEABHAG, ^*io, -ah, *. m. A
fields. B jjro«-h-iwk.
G0RM-BHILEACH,-u.ii£,a4;. (Orem- >i GÒTHANACH, -^«!"E, at/j. (Gath,) Opand
Bile,) Blue-edged
GORM-GHLAS, -aìs«, ad;. (Goru. *nc!
; probiious, scurriioafe
qqTHLAM, -AQE, i» ^n
Glas,) Of an azure or blue colour, cerulean
: also of a sea-green «>oioar.
GORM-PHREAS, -is.-AW, ». w A gre^u
bush.
GORM-ROD, -oiD, ». m. A green path
Provin.
GORM-SHLÈIBHTEACH.-KicHK, a(0.
Noise, prating,
tattling.
50THLAMACH>'4 CHE,adj. (Gothlam,)
Prating, tioisy.
GRAB, -A, -ACHAjr, JU *•»•
GRAB. -AiDH, OHa^a a.
See Grabadh.
Interrupt, inapede,
hinder, stop, pj^ event from going or
doing.
(Gorm and Sliabh,) Having many gl=«eB
| GRABADH, -AJsa, -» an, ì. m. and pres.
hills.
GORM-SHÙIL, -ÙLA, s./. A blue ejro.
GORM-SHUILEACH, -iicH£,ad;. Blae
eyed ; also Substantively, A blue eyed person.
GORM-THALLA, -aichkan, >. m. ii
blue hall or land ; a poetical name tor tOt
sky.
GORN, GÙIRN, s. m. An ember, a fect^
brand ; the force of poison.
GÒRSAID, -K, -EAN, 4./ A gorget, a^
tary defence.
GÒRSAIDEACH.-EJCHE. adj. Ui, at b*^
longing to gorgets.
GORT, -OIRT, s. m. Standing ooru . a g»'l»
den, a field.
GORTACH, -AicHE.odj. (Gort,; Hungiy*
starving; sparing, miserly, parsimoaio »,
^enurious.
GORTACHADH,
part. V. Grab. Hiaderance, a stopping,
hmpediment, act «< Wndering, preventing
or interrupting.
GEABH, -A, -AH, t.^# Abhorrence, cause
of abhorrence or aMtue,
GRABUADH, -aii*, -cam,
writÌBg, engraving.
s. m. A
©RABHAIL, -«, a