An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

B^i^ GRA B^Á GRA
g^iÁ'ó'OAn, gradhdan, s. tlie complaining noise of
hens, Sh.
5pÁt>-0A0ine, gradlidaoine, s. pliilanthropy.
5)u\t)lA^~0A, (jradhlasda, s. fervent charity,
burning love.
5fÁ-ótiiA]i, gradliinhar, a. loving, fond.
g-HAxiiiiAjiAct), gradhnikarachd, s, fondness, amia-
bility, lovehness.
5pÁt)riuileAc"o, gradhmlmileacM, s. loveliness,
amiability.
'^\\ix>\\^'\-b,gradhughadh, s. loving, adoring.
5pÁ'óui jini, gradhuighim, v. I love.
5pÁT)ui5ce, gradhuighthe, part, beloved.
gHÁ-óinjceoiiA, grad/iiiightheoir, s. m. a lover.
5]\Af , graf, s. m. a sign or mark.
g^iA^TA, grafa, s. a graíF, graft, scion.
gH^^At), grafadh, s. writing, engraving.
5]iA|rAiin, grafaini, v. I write, inscribe, scrape,
grub.
5liAyÁn, grafan, s. a grubbing axe.
5HA].-- s. f. the jaw or mouth.
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5HA111, gram, j
5)»AiniéAn, graimear, s. grammar.
5iu\in, grain, s. f success; deformity, loathing,
abhorrence, nuisance, reproach.
5]iAin-AbAb, grain-abhal, s. a pomegranate.
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