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JnÁtbéunLa, gnatJtbheurIa, s. the common or
vulgar dialect of the country; vernacular
tongue.
gtiÁc'bin'óeACA]', gnathhhuidheachas, s. usual
thanksgiving.
JtiAccnAoi, gnatlichnaoi, s. a beaten path.
gnAccleACTDA, gnathchleachda, s. continual prac-
tice.
'^ni^tcwnme,gnathcuim7ine,s. perpetual remem
brance, tradition.
JtiÁceolA^-, gnatheolas, s. experience.
gnAcpAliinif , gnathfliiabhrtis, s. m. a constant or
unremitting fever.
5nÁci-ocAl, gnathfhocal, s. m. a proverb, bye
word.
gtiÁcjl^l', gnatJighlas, s. an evergreen.
gnÁcugAt), gnathughadh, s. using, use, prac-
tising.
5VIÁCU1 §601)1, gnathuigheoir, s. m. a practitioner,
gnÁéuijéeoip, gnathuightheoir,a,. morecommon
compar. of jtiACAC.
5ié, gne, s. an accident or outward sensible
sign ; a kind or sort, nature of a thing, temper
countenance, form, appearance,manner; grain,
colour.
JnéúeAriitAct), gnedlieamlilachd, s. f. tenderness,
kindness.
gné-óeAiiiuit, gnedheamhuil, a. shapely, mannerly,
kindly.
gneAc, gneath, see geincAti; •00 gneAC, was
born.
5netiiilliTn, gnemhillim, v. I deform, disfigure.
5neti11l.ce, gnemliilte, a. disfigured.
gni, gni, s. m. a voice.
gniA, gnia, s. m. knowledge; a tree; a servant;
a judge, a knowing person ; a nephew by the
sister.
gniAt), gniadh, s. a doing service.
5nic, gnic, s. knowledge.
5ni^, gnidh, s. m. a voice; i. e. juc. Cor.
gniweAu, gnidheadh, s. doing, effecting.
5iiit)iiTi, gnidhim, v. I do, effect, make, bring to
pass.
5niot)i-utn, gniodltsum, v. he made, performed,
effected, brought to pass; " "Oo §iiio-ó]nini
|:eA]icA ACA|- iiiombuite iiin lonAt) pn".
51110111, gniomh, s. m. a parcel or division of land,
twelfth part of a ploughland ; a fact, deed,
action ; plur. jnioriiA^icA.
5"ioniAC, gniomhach, a. active, actual, busy.
gnioiiiACA]', gniomliachas, s. m. activity, business,
agency.
5nioiiiAct), gniomhaclid, s. f cfiioicncy.
JnioiiiAt), gniomhadh, s. acting, doing, an
action.
5nioiiiAit)e, gniomhaidhe, s. m. an agent, actor,
doer.
giiioiiiAitn, gniomJiaim, v. I do, perform, achieve.
5nioiiiA|icAC, gniomharthach, a. actual, active.
gnioiTicotnAj'AC, gniomhchomamch, a. powerful.
5niotiifonipl,A, gniomhshompla, s. an example,
gnioiiicóin, gniomhtkoir, s. m. an actor, agent.
gnioiiiiiJAU, gniomhughadh, s. achievement,
gnioiiniijce, gniomhuighthe, part, acted,
achieved, effected.
gnioc, gnioth, s. a shout, uproar,
SmreAC, tiniseach, 1
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5ni]^tlie, gnisire,
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5n,p5ini,5;nm^Aim,V
^rlng to pass.
Jnice, gnilhe, s. transactions, deeds.
gniuuÁn, gniudan, s. m. a whiner.
5nó, gno, s. m. jeering, mocking; the sea; business,
affairs, concern; a. stately, majestic;
famous, remarkable, notable, curious, ingenious;
s. jeering, mockery.
JnÓAC, gnoach, s. worthiness; i. e. oi]TOeApcA|',
0. g.
JnoAcc, gnoaclit, s. brave actions, courage.
gno-oAn, gnodhan, s. an angry groan, noise,moan.
51105AC, gnogach, a. sulky.
JuóJAt), gnogfiadh, s. profiting.
511Ó15, gnoig, s. f a sulky frown
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giioigeoj, gnoigeog, r, s. f. a SIulky,
disagreeable
woman.
5no]', gnos, s. a mouth, a beak.
gnocAC, gnothach, s. business.
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gnócúJAt), gnothughadh, s. profit, service; purchase,
obtaining ; " Gp)-co]30icce llACA-bon
DO jnocúgAt) 100 cum ui ghAtlcobAiji", 4
Mast. 1420
giióúuróe, gnothuidhe, s. m. service.
gnócuigiin, gnothinghim, v. I serve; I purchase,
obtain.
gnuAc, grniach, a. leaky; s. m. a leak.
giiuAi-Aijil, gnuasaighil, s. the lowing of a cow
to her calf.
511 úif, gnuis, s. f. the face, countenance; a
notch ; hazard, danger, jeopardy.
gmni'iiieAllA'o, gnuismhealladh, s. dissimulation.
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