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Go TO, intety. Gabli fomhad.
Goad, s. Bior-greasaidh, lorg-iomain.
Goad, v. a. 1. Prick or drive with the goad : bior,
greas le bior greasaidh, spor. 2. incite, stimulate,
instigate : brosnuich, bruidich, stuig, cuir thuige,
spor.
Goal, s. 1. Tlie hmd-mark set up to bound a race :
ceann-criche, ceann uidhe, crioch. 2. the start-
ing-post : ceann-tòiseachaidh. 3. the final pur-
pose : crioch, deireadli, ceann-thall.
GoAR, s. Oir, foir, fraoidhneas.
GoARiSH, adj. Breòclach.
Goat, «. Gabhar.
Goatherd, s. Buachaille ghabhar.
Goatish, ailj. Macnusach, druiseil, miannach, sannt-
ach.
Goat's milk, «. Bainne ghabhar.
Gobbet, s. Balgum, Ian beòil, glaim.
Gobbet, v. a. Sluig, glut.
Gobble, v. a. Sluig, glut, ith gu lonach.
Gobbler, s. Glamair, glaimseir, craosair, geòcair,
tollaran.
Go-between, s. Fear eadar dha mhuinntir, sgilmeir,
fear leam-leat.
Goblet, s. Aghann, copan, cuach.
Goblin, s. 1. An evil spirit, a frightful phantom:
bòcan, bodach, taibhs, taibhse, uruisg. 2. a fairy,
an elf: slthich, duinne-slth, glas-stig.
God, s. 1. The supreme being : Dia, ni maith. 2.
a false god : dia, iodhol. 3. any person or thing
deified, or too much honoured : dia.
Godchild, «. Dalta.
Goddess, s. Ban-dia.
Godfather, s. Oide, dia-athair, goistidh.
Godhead, s. Diadhachd.
Godless, ad/. Aindiadhaidh, aingidh.
Godlessness, s. Amdiadhachd, aingidheachd.
Godlike, adj. Diadhaidh, mar dhia, ro-naomh.
GoDHLY, adv. See Godly, adj.
Godliness, s. Diadhachd, cràbhadh, diadhalachd.
Godly, adj. 1. Pious towards God : diadhaidh. 2.
good, righteous, religious: maUh, treibhdhireach,
ceart, cràbhach.
GoDLV, adv. See Godly, adj.
Godmother, s. Dia-mhàithair, muime, ban-ghoist-
idh.
GoDSHip, s. Diadhachd.
Godson, s. Dalta.
Godward, adv. Chum Dlie.
Goer, «. 1. One that goes, a runner : gille-ruithe.
2. a walker : coisiche. 3. a term often applied to
a horse : falbhaiche, falbhadair.
Gog, s. Cabhag, deifir.
Goggle, r. w. Spleuchd, seall fiar.
Goggle, s. Spleuchd.
Goggle-eyed, adj. Fiar-shùileach, spleuchdach.
Goggled, adj. Spleuchdach.
Going,*. 1. The act of walking: falbh, imeachd,
coiseachd, siubhal. 2. pregnancy : trom, leth-trom.
3. departure : falbh, triall.
Gold, s. Or.
Gold-beaten, adj. Dealtraichte, air òradh.
Gold-beater, s. Or-cheard, fear-dhèanaimh-òr-
dhuilleag.
Goldbound, ad/. Ceangailte 'n or.
Golden, adj. 1. Made of gold : òrail, orach, do
dh"-òr. 2. shining, bright : òr-lastail, lasarra, lainn-
ir, dealrach, soillseach. 3. yellow, of the colour
of gold : òr-bhuidhe, buidhe. 4. excellent, valu-
able: òridheirc, luachmhor, priseil. 5. happy: sona.
Goldenly, adv. See Golden.
Goldfinch, s. Lasair-choille, deargan-fraoich.
Goldiiammer, s. Buidhein, buidhein na coille.
Goldhilted, adj. Òr-chasach.
Goldleaf, s. Òr-dhuilleag.
Goldsmith, s. Or-cheard.
Golf, s. Camanachd.
GoLL, «. Spòg, crag.
Gome, Geir cartach.
Gondola, s. Bàta, geòla, eithear.
Gondoler, s. Fear-Ììàta.
Gove, part. 1. Advanced, forward in progress : air
falbh, air imeachd. 2. ruined, undone : millte,
caillte, creachta, dheth. 3. past : air dol seachad.
4. lost, departed: caillte, air falbh. 5. dead:
marbh, air eug.
Gonfanon f *■ ^•■^'^^1'' suaicheantas, onnchon.
Gonfalonier, «. Fear-brataich.
Gonorrhoea, s. Clap silteach.
Good, adj. 1. Not bad, not ill : maith, math, deadh.
2. proper, fit, convenient, right : ceart, cothrom-
ach, iorachuidli, cubhaidh, freagarraeh. 3. con-
ducive to happiness : maith, sona. 4. uncorrupt-
ed, undamaged : fallain, neo-thruaillte, maith. 5.
wholesome, salubrious : slàinteil, fallain, maith.
6. complete, full : iomlan, coimhlionta, Ian. 7.
useful, valuable : feumail, luachmhor. 8. rightly
claimed or held : ceart, so-agarrach. 9. confirmed,
attested, valid : maith, dearbhach. 10. well qua-
lified : cubhaidh, iomchuidh. 11. skilful, ready,
dexterous: teòma, eòlach, ealamh. 12. happy,
prosperous : sona, sealbhach. 13. honourable :
urramach, measail, cliùiteach, maith. 14. elegant,
decent: grinn, ciatach, eireachdail. 15. rich, of
credit : beartach, saoibhir. 16. having moral qua-
lities : ionraic, onorach, direach, treibhdhireach,
ceart. 17. kind, soft, benevolent: caoimhneil,
bàigheil, caomh. 18. companionable, social, merry :
companta, cridheii, sunndach deadh. 19. in a lu-
dicrous sense : maith. 20. hearty, earnest : da
rireadh. 21. in good sooth: da nreadh. 22. in
good time : amail, tràthail, an deadh am. 23. make
ffood, keep : cum, gleidh. 24. make good, con-
firm : dearbh, dean cinnteach. 25. make good,
perform : dean, coimhlion. 26, make good, sup-
ply : dean a suas.
Good, s. 1 . Benefit, advantage, the contrary to evil
or misery : math. 2. prosperity, advancement :
maith, soirbheachadh, leas, tairbhe, feum. 3. ear-
nest, not jest : nreadh. 4. moral qualities : maith,
subhailc, deadh-bheus.
Good, adv. See Good, ad/.
Good, inter/. Ro cheart ! ro mhaith !
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GOO
Go TO, intety. Gabli fomhad.
Goad, s. Bior-greasaidh, lorg-iomain.
Goad, v. a. 1. Prick or drive with the goad : bior,
greas le bior greasaidh, spor. 2. incite, stimulate,
instigate : brosnuich, bruidich, stuig, cuir thuige,
spor.
Goal, s. 1. Tlie hmd-mark set up to bound a race :
ceann-criche, ceann uidhe, crioch. 2. the start-
ing-post : ceann-tòiseachaidh. 3. the final pur-
pose : crioch, deireadli, ceann-thall.
GoAR, s. Oir, foir, fraoidhneas.
GoARiSH, adj. Breòclach.
Goat, «. Gabhar.
Goatherd, s. Buachaille ghabhar.
Goatish, ailj. Macnusach, druiseil, miannach, sannt-
ach.
Goat's milk, «. Bainne ghabhar.
Gobbet, s. Balgum, Ian beòil, glaim.
Gobbet, v. a. Sluig, glut.
Gobble, v. a. Sluig, glut, ith gu lonach.
Gobbler, s. Glamair, glaimseir, craosair, geòcair,
tollaran.
Go-between, s. Fear eadar dha mhuinntir, sgilmeir,
fear leam-leat.
Goblet, s. Aghann, copan, cuach.
Goblin, s. 1. An evil spirit, a frightful phantom:
bòcan, bodach, taibhs, taibhse, uruisg. 2. a fairy,
an elf: slthich, duinne-slth, glas-stig.
God, s. 1. The supreme being : Dia, ni maith. 2.
a false god : dia, iodhol. 3. any person or thing
deified, or too much honoured : dia.
Godchild, «. Dalta.
Goddess, s. Ban-dia.
Godfather, s. Oide, dia-athair, goistidh.
Godhead, s. Diadhachd.
Godless, ad/. Aindiadhaidh, aingidh.
Godlessness, s. Amdiadhachd, aingidheachd.
Godlike, adj. Diadhaidh, mar dhia, ro-naomh.
GoDHLY, adv. See Godly, adj.
Godliness, s. Diadhachd, cràbhadh, diadhalachd.
Godly, adj. 1. Pious towards God : diadhaidh. 2.
good, righteous, religious: maUh, treibhdhireach,
ceart, cràbhach.
GoDLV, adv. See Godly, adj.
Godmother, s. Dia-mhàithair, muime, ban-ghoist-
idh.
GoDSHip, s. Diadhachd.
Godson, s. Dalta.
Godward, adv. Chum Dlie.
Goer, «. 1. One that goes, a runner : gille-ruithe.
2. a walker : coisiche. 3. a term often applied to
a horse : falbhaiche, falbhadair.
Gog, s. Cabhag, deifir.
Goggle, r. w. Spleuchd, seall fiar.
Goggle, s. Spleuchd.
Goggle-eyed, adj. Fiar-shùileach, spleuchdach.
Goggled, adj. Spleuchdach.
Going,*. 1. The act of walking: falbh, imeachd,
coiseachd, siubhal. 2. pregnancy : trom, leth-trom.
3. departure : falbh, triall.
Gold, s. Or.
Gold-beaten, adj. Dealtraichte, air òradh.
Gold-beater, s. Or-cheard, fear-dhèanaimh-òr-
dhuilleag.
Goldbound, ad/. Ceangailte 'n or.
Golden, adj. 1. Made of gold : òrail, orach, do
dh"-òr. 2. shining, bright : òr-lastail, lasarra, lainn-
ir, dealrach, soillseach. 3. yellow, of the colour
of gold : òr-bhuidhe, buidhe. 4. excellent, valu-
able: òridheirc, luachmhor, priseil. 5. happy: sona.
Goldenly, adv. See Golden.
Goldfinch, s. Lasair-choille, deargan-fraoich.
Goldiiammer, s. Buidhein, buidhein na coille.
Goldhilted, adj. Òr-chasach.
Goldleaf, s. Òr-dhuilleag.
Goldsmith, s. Or-cheard.
Golf, s. Camanachd.
GoLL, «. Spòg, crag.
Gome, Geir cartach.
Gondola, s. Bàta, geòla, eithear.
Gondoler, s. Fear-Ììàta.
Gove, part. 1. Advanced, forward in progress : air
falbh, air imeachd. 2. ruined, undone : millte,
caillte, creachta, dheth. 3. past : air dol seachad.
4. lost, departed: caillte, air falbh. 5. dead:
marbh, air eug.
Gonfanon f *■ ^•■^'^^1'' suaicheantas, onnchon.
Gonfalonier, «. Fear-brataich.
Gonorrhoea, s. Clap silteach.
Good, adj. 1. Not bad, not ill : maith, math, deadh.
2. proper, fit, convenient, right : ceart, cothrom-
ach, iorachuidli, cubhaidh, freagarraeh. 3. con-
ducive to happiness : maith, sona. 4. uncorrupt-
ed, undamaged : fallain, neo-thruaillte, maith. 5.
wholesome, salubrious : slàinteil, fallain, maith.
6. complete, full : iomlan, coimhlionta, Ian. 7.
useful, valuable : feumail, luachmhor. 8. rightly
claimed or held : ceart, so-agarrach. 9. confirmed,
attested, valid : maith, dearbhach. 10. well qua-
lified : cubhaidh, iomchuidh. 11. skilful, ready,
dexterous: teòma, eòlach, ealamh. 12. happy,
prosperous : sona, sealbhach. 13. honourable :
urramach, measail, cliùiteach, maith. 14. elegant,
decent: grinn, ciatach, eireachdail. 15. rich, of
credit : beartach, saoibhir. 16. having moral qua-
lities : ionraic, onorach, direach, treibhdhireach,
ceart. 17. kind, soft, benevolent: caoimhneil,
bàigheil, caomh. 18. companionable, social, merry :
companta, cridheii, sunndach deadh. 19. in a lu-
dicrous sense : maith. 20. hearty, earnest : da
rireadh. 21. in good sooth: da nreadh. 22. in
good time : amail, tràthail, an deadh am. 23. make
ffood, keep : cum, gleidh. 24. make good, con-
firm : dearbh, dean cinnteach. 25. make good,
perform : dean, coimhlion. 26, make good, sup-
ply : dean a suas.
Good, s. 1 . Benefit, advantage, the contrary to evil
or misery : math. 2. prosperity, advancement :
maith, soirbheachadh, leas, tairbhe, feum. 3. ear-
nest, not jest : nreadh. 4. moral qualities : maith,
subhailc, deadh-bheus.
Good, adv. See Good, ad/.
Good, inter/. Ro cheart ! ro mhaith !
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Description | A selection of books from a collection of more than 500 titles, mostly on religious and literary topics. Also includes some material dealing with other Celtic languages and societies. Collection created towards the end of the 19th century by Lady Evelyn Stewart Murray. |
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