An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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gnuTÍiA'ó, gnumhadh, s. heaping, piling, amassing.
gnuriiAil,, gnumhail, s. a grunt, groan.
giiufAC-OAij, gnusachdaigh,\ s. the lowing of a
gnu^'A-ó, gnusadh, J cow to her calf.
JntifAU, gmnadh, s. a notch.
5iiui'5UÍAC, gnusgulacli, a. grunting.
50, go, prep, to, imto, until, with, along with ;
50 ]'o, adv. still, yet ; 50, placed before an adjective,
forms an adverb ; as, l,UAC,quick ; joIuac,
quickly ; 50 is a sign of the optative mood
ro tnbeAnnuge An cigeApiA pb; 50, conj.
that ; s. m. the sea ; a spear ; a lie, deceit, guile
a fool.
5oA]\, goar, s. light.
50b, gob, s. m. a mouth, beak, snout ; Ileh., gab.
^obA, gohha, s. m. a smith.
gobAc, gohacli, a. prating, loquacious, beaked.
JobACÁn, gobhaean, s. m. the titling.
gobA-gunnA, gobha-gunna, s. m. a gunsmith.
5obA--oub, gobha-ditbh, s. a water ouzle ; a blacksmith.
5obAira, gobaiin, v. I bud or sprout forth.
JobAim, gobhaim, v. I lessen or diminish; " Hi]-
501b tlO pAC A bAOlBlg".
JobAineAcc, gobhaineacht, s. f. smith's work.
5obAi]ieAcc, gobhaireacht, s. f. loquacity.
gobAÍ, gobhal, s. f. a post, pillar, prop; a fork,
the groin.
5obAl.]\An, gobhalran, s. compasses.
JobÁn, gobhan, s. m. a muffle; any external
liindrance to speech.
gobÁUAc, gobanach, s. m. a prattler.
JobAn, gobhar, s. m. a goat, a horse ; a fish called
shad.
JobAp-oTOce, gobliar-oidliclie, s. m. a snipe.
5obAi\p, gobharr, s. a periwig.
5obAi\c, gobhart, s. m. a peruke.
JobA-uifge, gobha-uisge, s. the bird called king's
fisher.
'^oh-é.\YZWi>, gob-easguidh, s. snapping,
gobél, gobel, s. m. the entrance to a harbour,
gobtpeong, gobhireong, s. compasses.
^oh-\.&bo.]\tA, gob-labhartha, >s. a redshank,
5obtAn-niA]\A, gobhlan-mara, ^ Sh.
gobÍAC, goblilacli, a. forked, pronged.
JobtAcÁn, goblacan, s. m. a stride.
"^ohlÁn, gobhlan, s. m. aprong, fork, weed-hook.
gobtAHAC, gobhlanach, a. pronged, forked.
gobiÁn-gAiniiieAc, gobhlan-gainmheach, s. m. a
sandiuartin.
goblÁn-jAoice, gobhlangaoithe, s. a swallow,
goblóg, goblilog, s. f. a fork, prong.
JobtiAcc, gobhnacht, see jobAineAcc.
gobój, gobog, s. f. a dog-fish ; a sand eel ; a httle
bill or mouth.
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5ó-b^\eAc, go-bhreath, s. an unjust sentence.
5obi\uii% gobniis, s. f. the bole of flax.
gobuijce, gobuighthe, a. beaked.
50CA, gocha, s. bars.
JocAt), gochadh, s. quality.
gocAniAn, gocaman, s. an usher, a gentleman.
Joc-onnin, gochdmun, s. a watchman,
got), god, a. dumb.
SoTJ, godh, s. skill, knowledge.
5ot)AC, godacli, a. giddy, coquettish.
JobAim, godhaim, v. I know, I command,
goéc, goeth, s. a purging, cleansing.
505, gog, s. a tittle, a syllable, nod.
505AC, gogach, a. wavering, reeling.
gojAi-oeAC, gogaideach, s. m. a coquette ; a. co-
quettish.
JogAi-oeAcc, gogaideaclit, s. f coquetry.
Jojai'Lt), gogaild, s. a coquette.
gojAitie, gogaille, s. m. a silly person.
JojAitleAct), gogailleachd, s. f. dotage ; folly.
gogAitn, gogaim, v. I nod, gesticulate.
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