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

::GUS 547 GYV2. the fleshy covering that invests the teeth : càirean.Guji, V. a. 1. Smear with gum : buaic le bith,dlùthaich le blth. 2. adorn with gums or essences :cuir splosradh air.GuMMiNEss, s. Righnead, righneachas.GUMM0US,1IGummy, j.._Bijhganta, righinn."^Gun, «. Gunna, dubh-bhannach.Gunner, s. Gunnadair, gunnair.Gunnery, «. Gunnadaireachd.Gunpowder, s. Fùdar, t'ùdar gunna.Gunshot, s. Urchair gunna.Gunsmith, s. Gobha ghunnachan, fear-deànaimhghunnachan.GuNSTicK, *. Slat gunna.GuNSTOCK, s. Stoc gunna.GuNSTONE, s. Urchair gunna-mhòir.Gunwale, s. Beul niòr luinge, slat-bheòil.GuRGE, s. Cuartag, cuinneag-thuaitheal.Gurgle, v. n. Dean glugan, bi glugraich.Gush, v. n. Spùt, sruth, brùchd taom, taoisg.Gush, s. Spùt, brùchd, taora, taosg.GussET, s. Guisead, eang.Gust, s. 1. Sense of tasting : bias. 2. height ofsensual enjoyment : sàth mhiann. 3. love, likingdeigh, miann, taitneachd. 4. intellectual taste :tlachd, aoraadh inntinn. 5. a sudden violent blastof wind : osag, oiteag, cuairt-gliaoth.Gust, v. a. Blais.GusTABLE, adj. Blasda, mihs, taitneach.Gustation, s. Blasad, bias, blasachd.GusTFUL, adj. Blasda, taitneach.Gusto, s. 1. The relish of any tiling : bias. 2.intellectual taste, liking : miann, aomadh inntinn.Gusty, ad/. Stoirmeil, gaothar, oiteagach.Gut, s. 1. The long pipe reaching with many convolutionsfrom the stomach to the vent : caolan,greallach. 2. the stomach : goile. 3. gluttonygeòcaireachd glamaireachd, craos. 4. a passage :slighe.Gut, v. a. 1. Eviscerate, cut : thoir am mionach a.2. plunder of contents : spuill, spiiinn.Gutter, s. Guitear.Gutter, v. a. Cladhaich guitear.Guttle, v. a. et 9i. See Glut, v. a.GuTTULous, eu/J. Boinneach.Guttural, adj. Tùchanach, a' labhairt troimh 'nsgòrnan.Guzzle, v. a. Skiig, òl gu bras, glam.Guzzle, ì s. ToUaran, geocaire gionach, glaimhear.Guzzler, jpòitear.Gybe, s. Beum, sgeig, fochaid.Gybe, v. n. Beum, sgeig, fochaidich.Gymnasium, s. Sgoil charachd, sgoil lùth-chleas.Gymnastic, adj. Carachdach,lùth-chleasach, reachdrahor.Gymnastically, adv. See Gymnastic.Gymnospermous, adj. Siol rijisgte.Gynecocracy, s. Uachdaranachd bhan.Gypsum, s. Aol geal.Gyration, «. Cur mu chuairt, cuartalan.Gy'Re, «. Cuairt, cuairteag, cearcall.Gyre, v. a. Cuir mu chuairt, tionndaidh mu chuairt.Gyred, adj. Cuarsgach, sniomhain.Gyve, *. Geimheal, cuiblweach, ceap, glas chas.Gyve, v a. Geimhlich, cuibhrich, cuir an ceap.HA!HABinter;. Ha !Habeas Corpus, s, Lagh coraais tagradh.Haberdasher, s. Ceannaich' aodaichean.Haberdashery, s. Aodaichean.Haberdine, s. Trosg saillte tioram.Habergeon, s. Uchd-eideadh, dion-arahaiche.Habiliment, «. Uidheam, earradh, eideadli, culaidh,trusgan.Habilitate, mlj. Uidheamach, cubhaidh, iomchuidh.Habit, s. 1. State of any thing : cor, staid. 2.dress, accoutrement, garment : uidheam, deis,eaiTadh, eideadh. 3. custom, inveterate usecleachdadli, gnàthachadh.HABHabit, v. a. Uidhearaaich, sgeadaich, eid, còmhdaich.Habitable, adj. So-àiteachaidh, freagarrach air soncòmhnuidh.Habitableness, 5. Freagarrachd ah- son àiteich.Habitance, ,«. Dachaidh, àros, tigh, àite còmhnuidh.Habitant, s. Tàmhach, tàmhaiche, fear-àiteachaidh.Habitation, s. 1. Act of inhabiting, state ofdwelling: àiteachadh, tuineachadh. 2. place ofabode, dwelling : dachaidli, àros, tàmh-àite, ionadcòmhnuidh.Habitator, s. See Habitant.Habitual, a(l/. Cleachdach, gnàthach, gnàthaichte,coitchionn.3Z2