An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

510 5tA GLA
JiomneAnn, giomhreann, s. f. a part.
51011, gion, s. will, clesrrc; power; 50 51011 5A01
1]' cloi-óeAiii; the mouth; couj. although,
notwithstanding, however.
51011AC, gionach, a. hungry, voracious, glut-
tonous.
gioiiAc-o, gionachd, s. f. hunger, gluttony.
JioiiAijve, gionaire, s. m. a greedy-gut.
gionbAi]!, gionbhair, s. January.
51011c, gionc, s. a dog.
510HAC, giorac, s. m. contention.
5io]\>.\co^c, (jiio)"rtc«c/i, a talkative, noisy.
5ionACAi-óe, gioracaidhe, s. m. a chatterer.
5ionACAini, ^íoracaím, v. I chatter, prate.
5ionACAn, giorncaii, s. m. a babbler.
510HAIC, gioraic, s. f. loud talk, noise, tumult.
5io]\AiiiAC, gioramhacli, a^ greedy, covetous.
5io]\AiiiAC'0, gioramhachdfS.f. greediness, covct-
ousness.
5io]iAiTiÁn,5fiomma?i, s. m. a hungry fellow.
5io)iÁnAc, gioranach, see jeA^AÁHAc.
5101105, giorog, s. f. dread, fear.
51011Ó5AC, giorogach, a. timid, fearful.
gio^iA, giorra, a. compar. of 5eAp]\, short.
5ionnAc, giorrach, s. m. short and dry heath, or
hair.
5ioiiHAt)Án, giorradan, s. m. a periwinkle.
5io,i,iA,T3e, giorraideA g. j^. a buttock, a haunch.
5'0)iCA, giorta, J
5io]i|u\i'oe, giorraide, s. a thick little boy or girl.
5io]inAiiii, giorraim, v. I glut, pamper, cram.
5io|i|ui5At), giorrughadh, s. abridging, abridgment.
5ion]iúi5Í:e, giorrmghthe, part, abridged.
5io]i)iuii'5e, giorrtdsge, a. inconsiderate.
5io]icA, giorta, s. a girth; vulg.
5io)icAil, giortail, s. f. patching.
5ioiicÁbAiin, giortalaim, v. I patch ;
mend.
5iofCAn, gioscan, s. m. the grating noise made
by the turning of a wheel or hinge that wants
grease or oil; gnashing; 5101'cÁn-pACAl,
gnashing of teeth.
5ioi-cÁnAC, gioscanaeh, a. gnashing, grating.
B'oy^, giosg, _ i
5iof5Áin, giosgain,>s. m. barm, yeast.
5101-c, ^íosí;, S
5101-5AC, giosgach, s. m. wavering, a wavering
fellow.
5101-5Á11, giosgan, s. m. gnashing.
5i0]-5ÁnAC, giosganach, s. m. a grumbler.
5ioi'cAiiie, giostaire, s. m. an active old man.
5io]-CAipeA]', giostaireas, s. old age; activity.
5ioi-ca'L, giostal, s. m. a fact, deed.
51 OCA, ^ioía, s. an appendage, dependence; a
bit, a piece, a lunch.
5iliAcÁn, giratan, s. a periwinkle. Cor.
5il\]iéii% girreis, s. f insolence.
51)1^, girt, s. m. a giith, cingle.
5i]\CAini, girtaim, v. I girth, lace.
511-611, giseil, s. f. a line.
5iubAt, giubhal, s. the chirping of birds.
5uibÁii, r/iMÍaM, "^_s. m. afly; Welsh, gvrj-
5iubÁnAC, giuhanach, j bodin.
5iubAi', giuhhas, s. m. and f. fir, pine tree ; abies.
5iubi'AC, giuhhsach, s. m. a fir wood, a forest of fir.
5iuc)iAiii,(/ú, glacaireachd, s. Í. impressing.