An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

510 GIO 510 GIO
5111, gin, s. f. birtli; a mouth; For Foe; a gum,
Cor.
'^meiXAc,gmealacli,sce-^eme^'Ló.c ; a. generative.
JineAm, giiieam, v. I beget, create ; see the words
yiyonai or yiyvo/xat, which are of a similar
import.
gitieAiiitKvc, gineamJ*iach, pron. begotten.
'^\nei.mmr\, gineanilium, s. a bud, sprout, birth.
gineAiiiumeAc, glneamhuineach, a. genial, Sh.
gmél, ginel, see cineAÍ.
51 11 ell, ginell, s. an order of battle in the form
of a triangle.
51115, ging, s. a bounce, a flirt.
51111111, ginim, sec geinini.
5inn, ginn, see jeinn.
5inciti, gintin, s. f. begetting, gi-owing.
510b, giob, s. a tail; a rug; a pull, pluck, pick.
5iobAC, giobach, a rough, hairy, ragged.
5iobACA-o, giohachad, s. roughness; raggedness.
SiobAÚ, giobadh, s. m. a puU, tug.
5iobAim, giobaim, v. I tear, tug, pull.
5iobAt-, global, s. m. fur. down, hair; canvas,
a garment, cast clothes, a rag, clout; a ker-
chief.
5iobAlAc, giobhalach, a hairy, ragged.
5iobÓ5, giobog, s. f. a Gipsy, an untidy woman;
a rag, fringe; a sheaf, bundle, handful; a
largess, boon, meed, donation, gift, gratuity,
endowment.
'^\ohó^c.c, giobogach, a. ragged.
SiobojÁn, giobogan, s. m. a fringe.
510Ú, giodh, conj. though, although.
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