Dictionarium scoto-celticum : a dictionary of the Gaelic language ...

::GAL 530 GAMinn, tairblie. 3. interest, lucrative views : maithbuannacliil, tairblie, leas. :?. any thing opposed toloss : buaunachd, tairbhe, piseach, toradh, cosnadh.solar.Gain, r. a. et n. 1. Obtain as profit or advantage :buinnig, buannaich, buidhinn, coisinn. 2. win,not lose : coisinn, buidhinn, buannaich, combaich.3. obtain, procure, receive : faigh. 4. obtainwhatever good or bad : faigh. 5. win against opposition: coisinn, buidhinn, buannaich. 6. obtainas a wooer : faigh, coisinn. 7. reach, attain : ruigair, glac. 8. draw over or gain over • coisinn,tarruing d' do ionnsuidh. 9. grow rich : coisinn,tarbhaich. 10. encroach, come forward by degrees: thig air aghart, thoir ire. 11. get ground,pre\ail against: faigh buaidh. 12. obtain influencewith : coisinn, buadhaich.Gainable, adj. So-chosnaidb, so-bhuannachd.Gainer, s. Fear-buannachd, fear-cosnaidh, fearbuigbinn.Gainful, adj. Buannacbdail, buinnigeach, tarbhach.Gainfully, adv. See Gainful.Gainfulness, s. Buannachd, buinnigeachd, tairbhe,cosnadh.Gainless, adj. Neo-tharbhach, gun bhuannachd.Gainlessness, s. Neo-thairbhe.Gainsay, r. o. 1. Contradict, oppose : cuir an aghaidh,thoir a' bhreug do. 2. deny any thing : àicheadh,àicbeidh.Gainsayei!, s. Fear-àicheidh, eascaraid.Gainsaying, «. Ana-cainnt.Gainstand, v. a. Cuir an aghaidh, seas an aghaidh.Gairish, adj. Bàsdalach, breagha, loiseamach.Gait, 5. 1. A way: slighe, rathad. 2. march,walk, progress : gluasad, siubhal, imeachd, triall.3. the manner and air of walking : coiseachd, imeachd,ceum, falbh.Gaiters, s. Casa-gearra, casa-goirid.Galatians, s. Galatianaich.Galaxy, «. Comh-sholus.Galbanum, s. Bith.Gale, s. 1. A wind not tempestuous, yet strongerthan a breese : gaoth sgairteil, osag. 2. a plantroid.Galilean, s. Galileanach.Gall, s. 1. The bile, an animal juice ;domblas.2. the part which contains the bile : balg an domblais,doni. 3. any thing extremely bitter : domblas,sùgli searbh. 4. rancour, malignity : tnii, gamhlas,mi-run. 5. anger, bitterness of mind: fearg,fuath, farran. 6. a slight hurt by fretting oft' theskin : leus.Gall, v. a. et n. 1. Hurt by fretting the skin :cràidh, goirtich, leusaich, ciùrr, rùisg. 2. impair,wear away : claoidh, caith as, sgithich. 3. teaze,vex, fret : feargaich, cuir farran air, dean frionasach,bi feargach.Gallant, adj. 1. Gay, well dressed : basdalach,breagha, riomhach, uallach, spaideil. 2. brave,high-spirited : misneachail, gaisgeil, meamnach,curanta, àrd-inntinncach. 3. fine, noble, specious :gasda, uasal, aigeannach, flathail. 4. courtly withrespect to ladies : modhail, suairc, cùirtcil.Gallant, s. 1. A gay, sprightly man: lasgair,suiridheacli, spailpean, òiglhear meaninnach. 2. awhoremaster : druiseir, draostair, fear-striopachais.3. a wooer : leannan, suiridheach.Gallant, v. a. Dean cùirteas ri bean-uasal.Gallantly, adv. See Gallant.Gallantry,*. 1. Splendour of appearance : basdal,greadhnadh, uallachas, spailpeanachd, spairiseachd,riomhachas. 2. bravery, nobleness, generosity: gaisge, treubhantas, meanmnachd, fearalachd.3. a number of gallants : buidheann lasgairean.4. courtship, rehned address to women :suiridh, cùirteas. 5. vicious love : druis, baois.Galleon, s. Long cheithir bhòrdan.Gallery, *. 1. A kind of walk along the floor of ahouse, into which the doors of the apartment open :sràid eadar da sheòmar. 2. seats in the play-houseabove the pit : lobhta.Galley, s. Long-ràmhach.Galley-slave, s. Traill na luinge-ràmhaich, longthràill.Galliard, s. Beothail, ealamh, clis, grad, lasgara.Galliard, s. Lasgair, fear ealamh, fear clis.Gallican, adj. Francach.Galligaskins, «. Mogain, osain mhòra.Gallimaufry, s. See Hotch-potch.Galliot, s. Long eutrom luath.Gallipot, s. Poiteag chrèadha.Gallon, s. Galan, ceithir chart.Gallop, s. Leum, aonachadh, cruaidh-i-uith.Gallop, v. n. Leum, steud, bi 'n ad dheannabh,marcaich gu luath.Galloper, s. 1. A horse that gallops : steud. 2.a man that rides fast : luath mharcaiche.Gallow, v. a. Geiltich, cuir eagal air.Galloway, s. Gearran.Gallow, ì /-. i„ > s. Croich.Gallows, JGallowstree, adj. Del as o 'n chroich.Gallowtree, .v. Crann na croiche.Gally, adj. Searbh.Galoche, s. Cuaran.Gamble v. 7i.Gambler, s. Fear-eluichc, mealltair.Cluich air son airgid, meall.Gambol, v. n. 1. Dance, skip ; dans, leum, deaninireag, dean lùth-chleas. 2. leap, start : leum,clisg.Gambol, s. 1. A skip, a leap for joy : niireag,dannsa, leumnaich, beic-leimneachd. 2. a frolic, awild prank : luth-chleas, cleas àbhachdach.Gambrel, «. Cas eich.Gambrel, v. a. Gadair.Game, «. 1. Sport of any kind: cluich. 2. jest,opposed to earnest or seriousness : àbhachd, cleasachd,sùgradh, beadradh. 2. insolent merrimentfearas-chuidcachd, niagadh, culaidh-bhiiird. 4. asingle match at play : cluich. 5. scheme pursued: ionnsuidh, dcalbh, innleachd. 0. field sports :sealgaireachd, eunach, sealg. 7. animals pursued