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::GET 53ì> GIBGentry, *. 1. Birth, condition, rank : ualsle, breitliiiibhcacli, àrd-<strong>the</strong>achd. 2. class <strong>of</strong> people abovy: tlie vulgar daoin uaisle, uaislean, daoine moramuinntir uasal.Genuflection, «. Glùn-lùbadh.Genuine, adj. Fior, glan, fallain, neo-thruaillte, firinnacli.Genuinely, adv. See Genuine.Genuineness, s. Fallaineachd, glainead, gnè neothruaillte.Genus, s. Dream, seòrsa, gnè.Geographer, s. Fear ce-ghrabhaidh, cruinn'-còlaiche.(teographical, adj. Cruinn'-eòlach.Geocraphically, adj. See Geographical.Geography, «. Ce-ghrabhadh, cruinn'-eòlas, eòlasna cruinne.Geology, s. Eòlas air gnè na cruinne.(ÌE0MANCER, s. Fiosaiche, druidh.Geomancy, «. Fiosachd, druidheachd.Geometer, s. See Geometrician.Geometric, ) adj. A bhuineas do chè-thonihas.Geometrical, / a bhuinneas do chruinn'-thomhas,c6-mheasach.Geometrically, adv. See Geometrical.Geometrician, s. Fear cruinn'-thomhais, fear cethomhais,ce-mheasach.Geometry, *. Ce-thomhas, cè-mheas cruinn'-thomhas.any state : cuir. 9. prevail upon, induce : cuirinipidh air. 10. procure: solair, faigh. 11. draw,hook : tarruing, slaod. 12. betake, remove : falbh,imich. 13. remove by force or art : thoir air falbh,thoir a. 14. get <strong>of</strong>f: cuir air falbh. 13. get over:fòigh a chuid a 's feàrr. 16. get vp : eirich, cuirair chois. 17. arrive at any state or posture bydegrees with some kind <strong>of</strong> labour : ruig, faigha dh' ionnsuidh. 18. fall, come by accident : tuit.19. find <strong>the</strong> way: faigh. 20. go, repair: rach.21. put one's self into any state : cuir. 22. becomeby any act what one was not before : bi.23. get <strong>of</strong>f: tàir as.Getter, .». 1. One who procures or obtains : fearfaotainn.2. a begetter : gineadair.Getting, s. 1. Act <strong>of</strong> getting, acquisition: faighinn,faotainn. 2. gain, pr<strong>of</strong>it : cosnadh, buidhinn,buannachd, solar, tairbhe.Gewgaw, s. Ilud faoin, culaidh chleasachd, àilleagansuarach.Ghastful, adj. 1. Drearj', dismal, melancholy :uamhannach, doilleir, gruamach, tiamhaidh, cianail.2. dreadful, frightful : eagalach, oillteil.Ghastfully, adv. See Ghastful.Ghastliness, s. Glas-neulachd, gniàis-aognachaidh.Ghastly, adj. 1. Like a ghost, pale, dreadful:taibhseach, aogaidh, glas-iieulach, tana, truagh,miuranta, bochd, snieileach. 2. horrible, shocking,dreadful : uamhasach deistinneach, fiadhaicli,George, «. Seòras, Deòrsa.oillteil.Georgic, s. Dan thuathanachas.Ghost, s. 1. The soul <strong>of</strong> man : spiorad, anam. 2.Gerent, adj. A' giùlan, torrach.a spirit appearing after death : spiorad, taibhs,Gerfalcon, s. Geàrr-chlamhan.taibhse, bòcan, tannasg, bodach. 3. give up <strong>the</strong>Germ, s. Fiùran, fliillean.ghost : thoir a suas an deò. 4. <strong>the</strong> third person inGerman, s. 1. Bro<strong>the</strong>r, one approaching to a bro<strong>the</strong>r<strong>the</strong> adorable Trinity : Spiorad.in proximity <strong>of</strong> blood : bràthair, caraid, dàimh-Ghostlike, adj. Aogaidh, aogail.each. 2. a native <strong>of</strong> Germany : Gearmailteach. GiiosTLiNEss, s. Spioradalachd.3. <strong>the</strong> <strong>language</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Germans : teanga Ghearniailteach.Ghostly, orf/'. 1. Spiritual, belonging to <strong>the</strong> soulspioradail, neo-fheòlmhor. 2. having a cliaracterGerman, adj. Gearmailteach.from religion, spiritual : spioradail, diadhaidh,Germinate, 17. a. et ?i. Ì. Cause to sprout :thoir cràbhach. 3. relating to apparitions <strong>of</strong> departedfas air, thoir air cinneachadh. 2. shoot, sprout men : taibhseil.cinnich, fas, thig fo bhlàth.Giant, *. Famhair, athach, curaidh, gaisgeach.Germination, s. Ùr-fliiis, fas, fochann, blàth. Giantess, s. Ban-fhamhair, ban-athach, ban-ghaisgcach.Gest, s. See Deed.Gestation, s. Leth-tromachd, torraicheas.Giantlike, adj. Athach, mòr mar fhamhair.Gesticulate, v. a. et n. Dean lùth-chleasan, dean (iiANTSHiP, s. Gnàths famhair.àmhuiltean.Gibber, v. n. Dean blabhdaireachd, labhair gunGesticulation, *. Cleasachd, lùth-chleasachd, deascharachd,seadh.àmhuiltean.Gibberish, s. Blabhdaireachd, goileam, all-ghloir,GesticOlator, s. Àmhuilteach, lùth-chleasaicli.giolani, cainnt chèard.Gesticulatory, adj. Lùth-chleasach.Gibberish, adj. Àrd-ghlòireach, goileamach.Gesture, s. 1. Action or posture expressive <strong>of</strong> sentimentGibbet,*. 1. A gallows: croich. 2. any-traverse: car, gluasad. 2. movement <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> body : beams : croinn, no, maidean tarsuinn.giùlan, gluasad, carachadh.Gibbet, v. a. Croch.Gesture, v. a. Caraich, gluais.Gibbosity', s. Croit, dronnag, pluc, meall.Get, v. a. et n. 1. Procure, obtain: faigh. 2. Gibbous, adj. 1. Convex, protuberant: crotach,force, seize : glac, dean greim. 3. win by contest:plucach, meallach. 2. crook-backed : di-onnag-coisinn, buidhinn. 4. have possession <strong>of</strong>, ach, crotach.have : seilbhich. 5. beget : gin, dean clann ri. Gibbousness, s, Crotaiche, crotachd.6. gain as pr<strong>of</strong>it, gain by labour : coisinn, comhaich.Gibcat, *. Sean chat.7. learn : fogliluini, ionnsaich. 8. put into Gibe, v. a. et /*. 1. Reproach bycontemptuous

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