An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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Jaoi)-, gaois, s. f. wisdom, prudence ; art, genius,
fiiculty.
jAoifiT), gaoisid, s. f. hair of beasts.
5A0i]-ne^oicin, gaoithin, s. the fundament.
SAOicinnipn, gaoithinnisin, s. prognostication
by wind.
jAoicneoj, gaoithreog, s. f. a blast or breeze.
5--\oi, gaol, s. m. love, liking, fondness; a family
or kindred ;
a wound.
JaoIa, gaola, s. poverty ; breaking.
gAÓÍAC, gaolach, s. m. a sweetheart, a beloved
person ; a. lovely, dear.
5aoU\ct3, gaolaclid, s. f. amiability.
jAolokigce, gaolaiglithe, a. reduced to poverty.
JaoIauh, gaolaim, v. I break.
5t\olbolA, gaolbhola, s. consanguinity, Sh.
'^Ao\.m.\\\, gaolmhar, adj. allied, related; amo-
rous, friendly.
5c\oliiu\i\Ac-o, gaolmliarachd, s. f. amorousness,
friendliness.
5A0|\Án, gaoran, s. m. a little glutton.
5ao|\)i, gaorr, s. dirt, dirt contained in the intes-
tines.
jAonpAim, gaorraim, v. I cram, glut.
5aoj\]\\c, gaorsach, s. m. a wanton person.
5Ao^i)->.\ct), gaorsachd, s. f. wantonness, lust.
5ok0)\]-ce, gaorste, s. whirlwind.
|AorAC, gaosach
| ^^- ^^^^.^^ skilful.
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7 r a. windy, stormy.
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jAOCAti, gaotliadk, s. a fall.
5aoc-aiiiai\, gaotli-aniar, s. west wind.
jAoc-Anoin, gaoih-anoir, s. the east wind.
5A0c-T)eA]% gaoth-dheas, s. south wind.
'^'i^ot-i^\.\.w\\x>eMr\,gaoth-ghuairdeain, s. f. a whirlwind.
5AocmAi]veAct), gaothnliaireaclid, s. f. pain, anguish.
gAociiiApAct), gaothmharachd, s. wind, storm.
5AocriiA]\AnAc, gaothmharanach, see gAotiiiA]-»
jAociiieig, gaothmJieigh, s. anmometer.
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5aoc|aa'ó, gaoíhradh, s. fanning, winnowing.
S^ocnAijiiTi, gaothraighim, v. 1 winnow.
5Aoci\Án, gaothran, s m. a fan.
gAocnuA'D, gaothruadh, s. a blasting wind, mildew.
SAOcj'jéubAC'o, gax)thsgeulachd, s. a knowledge
of the change of wind.
Jaoc-cuac, gaoth-tuath, s. the north wind.
5a]i, gar, s. m. profit, advantage, gain, good
desert, merit, commendation ; adj. near, nigh
to, at hand; prep, near; a njAji po ceine;
adj. close; a nÁinip|\ ja^i.
; ;
jAjiA, gara, \ a. useliil, profitable ; near,
5a]\ac, garach,j neighbouiing.
jAHAbÁn, garahhan, s. m. bran.
gAHAbój, garahhog, s. f. wild mustard ; synapsis
arvensis.
5Á]\AC, garach, s. m. a brawl.
5A]iAct)AmtAct), garaehdamlachd, s. f. hugeness.
gAiiACTiAtiiuil.., garachdamhuil, a. huge.
5Á]u\-ó, garadh, s. m. a garden ; hedge, dyke.
5a|\a-ó, garadh, s. m. gratuity ; warning ; a hiding
place for wild beasts ; a den or cave ; gravity
a le-cel cpuntry.
gA^Á-oÁn, garadan, s. m. a register, note-book.
5Á]\AT)óip, garadoir, s. m. a gardener.
5A]K\tt)eAcc, garaidheacht, s. f merit.
gAUAije, garaighe, adj. second.
5AiiAil,emACAi|i, garailemhatJiair, s. f. a greatgrand-aunt;
great-grandfather's sister.
5Ai\Aiin, garaim, v. I gratify; warm, heat.
5A]\Arinni, garamhuil, a. near, neighbouring;
warm, snug, friendly; useful, commodious.
5A]\Án, garan, s. m. thicket, underwood; a
blotch, a pimple.
5a]\ácaiii, garathair, s.m. a great-grandfather.
5A]\b, garbh, s. m. a scab, scabbiness; Ileb.,
garab ; waiiare, courage.
" A\\bAim, garbaim, J
5A]\bÁic, garbhait, s. a rough place.
gAnbÁn, garbluin, s. m. bran.
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5A]ibÁnAC, garbhanaeh, a. rude, raw, inexperienced
; s. m. a tall, stout fellow.