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CELTIC LANGUAGE.
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nicknamed Harshness therein, maketh it indeed more full,
stately, and masculine. But such is the Epicurisme of Modern
Times, to addulce all Words to the Eare, that (as in the
French) they melt out in pronouncing, many essential Letters,
British, or Welsh, and English.
Gau, a lie
Gawr, outcry
Gel, gele, a leech
Gen, soul, life
Gen, a jaw
Geiiill, offspring
Gerain, to cry
Geud, falsehood
Glain, glass
Glan, pure
Glas, green
Glasdwr, milk and water
Glaslanc, half grown youth
Glassan, a grayling
Glin, »j. aknee
Gllngam, knock-kneed
Gloth, gluttonous
Glyd, glue
Gnawd, use
Gnaws, usual
Gnif, toil
Gnodawl, usual
Gof, a smith
Gofan, a smith
Gog, activity
Golfan, a sparrow
Gor, a brood
Gorchest, an enigma
Gor, a brood
Gorlawn, over full
Goryn, a pimple
Graeanan, a granum
Graf, garlic
Grawys, lent
Gre, a flock
Greian, that which gives heat
Greidyll, a gridiron
Grem, a gnash
Grew, a level
Grionan, a hum
Grwysed, a gooseberry
Gwach, a cavity
Gaelic and English.
gd, falsehood
gaoir, outcry
geala, a leech
gean, jo}', glee
geine, a chop, geamichean, pi. Ben
D6rain
gineal, offspring
gearain, to complain
gabhad,<a pretence
gloine, glass
glan, pure
glas, green
eanghlaise, milk and water
glas-ghiulan, a young lad
glaisean, a grayling
glCln, 7)1. a knee
gliin-cham, knock-kneed
glut, gluthd. gluttony
glaogh, glue
gnath, custom
gnaths, use
gnioinh, labour
gnathail, usual
gobha, a smith
gobhainn, a smith '
gog,"quick motion
gealbhonn, a sparrow
gur, a brood
e6rr.chelst, a riddle
guir, to brood
corr-lan, too full
guirean, a pimple,
grainean, a grain
creamh, garlic
carghas, lent
greigli, a flock, stud
grian, the sun
greideall, a griddle
greim, a bite
grid, a level
crdnan, a hum
grbiseid, a gooseberry
caoch, empty -.