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setii GEM geo GEO
Jeincit-eACA^, gemtileachas, ^s.m. paganism,
5eincileAi-, geintileas, § idolatry, gen-
5eincli-6e, geintlidhe, > tilism, infide-
JeinclróeAcc, geintlidheacht, t lity, sorcery,
geinclnJeA^-, geintlidheas, J witchcraft.
géi^, geir, s. f. suet, tallow,- grease.
Jein-bpeiceAifiiiAi", geir-breiiheamhtias, s. m.
severe judgment.
Jéijie, geii'e, compar. of seA^, sliarp ; s. f.
sharpness, bitterness.
5éii\e, geire, "i s. f sharpness, sourness,
5én\e- tartness, harshness,
5éii\eA-o, geiread, ) severity.
5eineAc, geii-each, a. greasy.
gei^iejonokf, geireghonas, s. wounding severely,
sharp cutting.
Jéinjini, geirgim, s. samphire.
geiju-o, geiridh, s. £ keenness.
5é,i«5,n,, geirighim,-\
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56)^1111, geirim, °
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geiptnclcAct), geirbitleachd, s. f sagacity, sub-
tility.
'^ét\\mz\e'^b'OAc,geirintleachdacli, a. subtle, wise.
5éi|\l.eAn- voracious; strolling,
amuil, I profuse, parasitical.
geocACt), geocachd, s. f. gluttony.
geocAijun, geocaighim, v. I stroll; gormandize,
spend in eating and drinking.
geocAi^ie, geocaire, \s. m. a debauchee, a ro-
geoccóí^i, geocihoir,} veller, a glutton.
5e,iireAc, geirseochA •
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5einT-eo5, ^eir.v«o^,_J & ^ j^ ^ ^^^^^1
geocAineACT), geoeaireachd, s. f gluttony.
geocAiiniiL, geoeamhuil, a. strolling, gluttonous.
geocT), geochd, s. m. a wry neck.
geocTJÁc, geochdach, adj. having a vn'j neck.
gel]', ^e)s, s. f. a tribute; a prayer; a swan; a geow, geodh, s. m. a goose plur. geoiu, jeotJAC,
;
vow, promise, protest ; a custom; order; a pro- jeotJAi!), jeoBACAX), and geionie.
hibition or injunction ; a shout, moan, noise, geo-óÍAnn, geodhlann, s. a goose pen.
creak.
geojnA, geogna, s. a hurt, wound.
5éi]-eAr), geiseadh, s. entreaty ; imposing tribute geom, geoin, s. f. derision; assurance, certainty,
" géii'eA.]- buA]\ nÁTÍiA-o, y^i I'-tcAJA".
proof; a confused noise ; a fool, foohsh person.
5eoibi\eAti, geoilrean, s. m. a fan.
geoi]-, geois, s. f a fat belly.
5eoi]'eA-oÁn, geoiseadan, s. m. a gormandiser.
geoÍAC, geolach, s. m. a bandage put round the
shoulders and arms of the dead ;
jeolAC o\\z
is a common imprecation.
geoÍA-ó, geoladh, see geolcAii.
geolÁn, geolan, s. m. a fan.
geobiiiAC, geolmhac, s. m. a jowl; jeoliiiAC bjuxoÁni.
geolcA-ó, geolthadh, s. a yawl.
geon, geon, s. m. an oath, security, proof; a trial.
geonAit), geonaidh, s. a leech; see quot. atgAot).