An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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gpinneAT), grinneadh, s. dying, perishing.
5l\inneAL, grinneal.\ s. m. the bottom of tlie sea,
5]\inniol,, grinniol, )
bed of a river or channel.
gpiiineoki', grinneas, s. neatness, gentiUty.
•g^Mnii-eoÍAi', grinn-eolas, s. m. profound know-
ledge.
"^^wnrwwm, grinnidhim,\. I gather, assemble;
wound, pierce.
5Hinuiu-ó, grinniudh, s. extinction, destruction,
putting to death; giunmut) j^oill^'e conile,
putting out the candle; jiuiiniut) léf, destraction
of the bladder.
5l\iobAbA-p, griolalas, s. m. closeness.
51A10CA1', griocas, s. m. a rumbUng noise.
5]iionA]\, griodar, s. m. a great noise.
gjMojcÁn, griogchan, s. m. a constellation.
5]\ioioi^in, grioloigin, s. samphire ; erithnum
maritimum.
5j\ioLb|'AC-o, grwUsacJid, s. f. whipping, beating.
5HioVb]-Aiin, griollsaim, v. I strike or slap.
5]\ioin, ^noíAi/i, s. a man's nail; claw, talon; a
griffin.
Zv,om^,griomha U .jffi^.ii^e.
gponi'OA, griomhdha, J °
5^\iorhAc, griomhach, a. taloned, clawed.
gpioifiAijib, griomhaighil, s. a small motion.
5l'ioiiicAllAi^\e, griontkchallaire, s. m. a herald,
one that proclaims peace or war.
5HioiricA]\bA-o, griomhcharbad, s, a war chariot.
gpioiiifnonAC, griomhshronach, a. hook nosed
5^\ionAC, grionach, see juiAnAC.
5]\ionAC-o, grionachd, see jjiioniAACT).
^^liongAb, griongal, 1 s. care, assiduity,
5l^íon5AbAco, griongalachd,) zeal, sorrow.
g^iionjAtAc, griongalach, a. industrious, assidu-
ous, careful.
5lMnnioib, grinnioU, s. care.
5l\ion-noinin, grion-noinin, s. the plant tiu-n sole.
5]\ionpAct), grionrachd, s. the warmth of the
sun, sun rising.
5pio]'AC, griosaeh, s. m. burning embers.
Jpoi'At), griosadh, s. abettance, encouragement.
gluoi^Aim, griosaim, v. I entreat, beseech; abet,
incite.
5t^ioY^Aim, griosgaim, v. I fry, broil.
5lAiof5CÁu, grÍGsgchan, s. m. a frying pan.
5l\io]'óin, yriosoir, s. m. a frying pan.
'^]\'\oy--\\mtmm, giios-ruiilmim, v. I grow red,
colour up.
5]\ioiXA, griosta, part, stirred, provoked, moved.
Jlúoi-úJA-ó, griosughadh,
ment, provocation.
s. kindling; excite-
5nioi-i'iij;im, griosuighim, v. I excite, stir, provoke,
kindle, inflame.
5l\io]-ui5ce, griosuightJie, part, fried, kindled.
5)11 oc, griotli, s. the sun.
5piocAipe, griothaire, s. m. a griddle.
5lu|\ion5nAc, gririongnach, s. m. a griffin.
5]ii]-, gris, s. tremor; pimples, inflammation
from heat of blood ; a. gray.
5]\i]-, gris, s. f. fire.
5Hi]-óeA]i5, grisdhearg, a. colour compovmded of
red and gray, roan colour.
5pifponn, grisfhionn, s. m. a sort of brindled
colour.
5l«]'5ni, grisgin, s. f. broiled meat.
gpic, grit/i, s. £ knowledge, skill; a shout, outcry
; the sun ; see quot. at eig.
5lucAib, grithail, s. the grunting of yoimg pigs.
5]iiceAc, griiheach, a. learned, wise, discreet,
prudent.
5liiun, griun, s. m. a hedgehog.
5l'icubArhAC, grithulamhach, a. quick.
5l\o, g7v, a. splendid.
g^iobAC, grohacli, a. uniting.
5lwbAt), grohadh, s. joining.
5HobAini, grobaim, see 5]\AbAini.
5lwbAn, grohan, s. the top of a rock.
5H0T), grod, s. m. foam ; a. quick, active ; rotten ;
smart, proud.
5]vó-ó, grod/i, s. m. a crowbar, an iron lever.
5pot)Ann, grodaim, v. I rot.
5]io-oÁn, grodan, s. m. a boat.
5r°5' 9''og, s. f. the hair of the head ; a frown.
S^ojAc, groghach, see gnACAc.
5poibleAC, groibleach, a. long nailed, having
long talons.
5]\oi5, groig, s. f. a growl.
gjioij, groigh, s. f. a stud of horses; brood
mares.
g^AOijein, groigein, s. an awkward man.
5]ioi5eineACT), groigeineachd, s. awkwardness.
5]\oileÁn, groilean, s. m. heathbloom.
5H0i]'AiT), groisaid, s. a gooseberry.
51^01^Ai]\, groisair, s. a gooseberry bush.
5]\oifeAnAC, groiseanacli, a. gluttonous.
5^\oi|"5eAc, groisgeach, s. m. a droll fellow.
5Hom, gromh, s. f. a satire; the mouth. ^
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