Blair Collection > Archaeologia Britannica, giving some account additional to what has been hitherto publish'd, of the languages, histories and customs of the original inhabitants of Great Britain

AN IRISH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY.
GA GA
Gabhann, A{rifin : Ergaftulum i Gaimhgin, A skillet.
Incliiforhim pecorum, &c. Gab- Gain, Gainneach, e^f. Sand.
han. PI- i Gain, clapping of hands , applaiifi
Gabhar, A goat : Fionnadh gab- Gaincheap , A pillory or pair of
hair, Goats hair. Gabhar -chro. | flocks.
A goat-fold. Gaine, Hunger.
fGabharnoGobhar, Each, yf/>or/?.! Gaine, Ajhaft.
Gabharlann, A goat-fold; Alfo a Gaineamh, Id. q Gain & -neach,
fiable. PI.
Gabhirulcha, A goat's beard. PI.
tGabhla, Sleagha. Afiear, a dart.
Gabhlach & -lanach, Forked
Gaineamhart, Afandy flo7te. To-
phus, PI.
Gaineoir, An archer.
Gaing, Jet. Gagates, PI S. ex F
Gabhliim, lo firing or Jhoot out : Gzmmhem, Sandy: Le chlochaibh
Go ngabhiochuidh a ris. That it j ^ gainmhein, with graxel-flofies
■will fi» out out again.
Gabhlan, A branch.
Gabhiughadh, Genealogy.
Gabhtha, Taken: Gabhtha na phrio-
funach, Taken prifoner.
Gabla, A cable.
Gach, Every ; Gach aon, every one;
Gainne, Inferiour
Gainne, A reed or cane.
Gainneach, A place where reeds or
canes grow.
Gair, A bawling or crying out.
Gair, Laughter. Do rinne le gaire,
he laughed.
Gach neach, f<7f^j Gach uile,<j//. Gairbhe & Gairbheacht, Rw^/--
G^A, A with I nefsy harfl.mefs.tartnefs.
t Gad & Gada, Ruain. Gadaim, Q^xxhhz^ih.cX^A coarje gaiwejit ^\.
i. e BeanaimiTo touch. \ Gairbheadaigh, O/'fo^jr/f r/o/A: cu-
Gada, Stoln. laigh gairbheadaigh , A coarfe
Gadaidhe, Athief I garment.
■f Gadaim, Vid. Gad & Gada. j fGairbhiliiain, Atempefi; Gairbh-
t Gadan, Guth, A voice. \ (bin, Gairbhfhian ^ /. e. Sianfan
t Gadh , cathughadh, A fighting, garbh.
skirmijh, &c. j Gajrdcachus, Joyfubiefs.
t Gadh, Gabhadh; Peril, danger. \ Gairdcas, idem,
f Gadhaim, Guidhim; ro/>r<y or ;?z- ^ Gairdian, A guardian
treat. j Gairdighcadh, A rejoycwg.
Gadhar, & Gaighear, A dog. Mat. j Gairdim & Gairdighim , To re-
xyrC. Joyce.
Gaauighe, A thief ] Gairdin, A garden.
Gaduighim & Goidim, roy?f<?/: | Gaire, Gairidheachd no Leafug-
Gach uile ghadus, every one that h^dh., Reparation
flealeth
Gafann, Hen-bane. PL
Gag, A cleft or chink ; crena. PI.
Gagach, Leaky, full of chinks.
Gagadh, A cleft. Hiatus. PI.
Gagam, To jhlit.
Gagoir. QjA-h. ¥orkid. PI. S. ex F.
t Gai no Gaoi, Breg ^ A he.
Gaibhneachd, Thefmith's trade.
Gaireadh, A vault. Fornix. PI.
Gaircadh,-^^aW/;/»(??- calling. Gai-
rim air, 1 call unto hnn. Gairedis,
let them call, cry out,jhout, &C.
Gairfecc, Gelafnus. PI
Gi\Tg, A fort of water-fowl i Mer-
gus. Pi. Q^whether a Diver or
Cormorant.
Gairgeann, idem
Gaibhtheach, Stormy ; high, aloft. Gairghcan, A neece. PI. S-
Gaicleach, A cheek, Gena. PI
Gaid, A father : Seanghiid & giid
mor A grand-father.
Gaidhbhin, A little Jludy or clofet.
Gaidin, A little wyth.
Gaighear, A dog or bitch.
Gail & Gal, Vapour. PI.
Gaile , The fiomach; Ar fon do
ghaile, for thy fiomach.
Gaileirigh, A gallery.
Gailim,"r9 evaporate.
Gailin, A parafite.
Gailincachd, Flattery, foothing.
t GaiU no adgaill, id efl , do
aigill.
Gaillchcarc, A duck or drake.
Gailleach, The gum. Gingiva, PI.
Galliain , Another tiame of the V\r
Gairgin, Dung, ordure
Gairgire, A diver. PI.
G-i.\nd, J hort i lately.
Gairim, To call; to ball or Jhout :
Gairim air, 1 call u?ito him: Gai-
redis, let them Jhout ; alfo to in-
vite. PI, S. ex F.
Gairingcan, A neece. PI S.
Gairlc(jg, Garlick.
GiircnyA name, a calling: Gairm
ipleadhach, flattering titles. Job.
31. z I . aljo a proclamation.
Gairmghiolla, Acryer.
Gairnimona, Apoftles. PI.
Gairraim, A Jhort form. L. com-
pendium.
Gairrfiach, Q. whether a vulture:
Truo, PI.
bolgs the third colony that came Gairrigeach, Rocky, Vid. Cairrig
into Ireland; from the old word tjairfeamhail, //i«/««
Gaillian, adart : alJoCoige Gai-
liain, the name of Jjeinfter before
the Englifl? contjueft. K.
Gaillim, To hurt
on Ghaillimh, From Galloway
Gairfeamhlachd , Lewdnefs , filthi-
7iefs, debauchery .
t Gairfcicle, Ge.irrniaoghal.
Gairtei], A Garter. PI.
CJais, A torrent
f Gaimhcan,Croiceann,Gaimhcan Gaifdidhcas, Pa/wfw^. PI.
beag for a gcomhtholadh, id eft, Gailge, Chivalry. K. A ngaifgidh,
Croiceann ar a gcodladh A skin of valour Luchd g-u^ge, The youth:
or hide. 1 toutiz, men.
G A
fGai'gcadh, falour: Gaifgeadhj
'■e Ga&Sgiath. Glojf.'vet.
Gaiigeamhuil, Valiant, warlike.
Gailgidheach, A champion.
Gaifim, To flow.
Gaifte & Gaiftag, Afnare.
Gaiftim, To trapann or deceive.
Gaiftin, A crafty fellow .
Gainn, Ab>-iefa?i abridgment ,^c
Gal & Gail, Vapour. PI.
Gal, Kif/dred.
Gal, Vrarfare. PI. S. ex F.
Galabhds, A parafite.
j Galach, Gail no gaifgcadh. Va-
lour.^ courage, fortitude.
fGalann, Idem.
t Galann, Namha ; An enemy.
Galar, A difiafe.
t Galallair no ad gakftair,;'. e Do
Aighilleallair no do rinnc caint.
t Galba, cruas, Rigour, hardmfs :
Gan Galbha, i. e. Gan Chruas.
Galbaighim, To be hot or warm.
Cjalbliolgach, The Frejjch pox.
fGalgadh, Gaifgeadhachi Stout,
Valiant, &c. A champion.
t Galia, Cathbhar no ceinnbheirt j
A helmet.
Gall , An Englifl) man or Scotch
7>ian of the Lowlands: Seanghoil,
The old E?igltjh that conquer' d Ire-
land: Nuaghoil,//-<? Modern E'l-
glijh : Galldachd na Halbuin, the
Lowlafid Scots. K. Alfo a Gaul
or French man. PI.
fGail, Coirthe cloich; Druim re
gailleachaibh, i. e. druim re clo-
chaibh. A Rock.
tGall, Caileach, Acock.
t Gall, Eala, Afwan.
t Gall chobhar. Gal accobhar. /. e.
faint gaile no gaifgidh.
Galltrompa, A trumpet.
t Galla, Gile : Modharn fionn go
ngne ngalla, /. e. go gne ngile.
Gallta 6c Feargalta, A Gaul, a
Frenchman. PI
Galluch, A rat. Idem.
t Galma & Galba, Cruas. Gan gal-
mangairg,/.e. Gan chruas & gan
gairge, Hardnefs.
Galraghadh, Divination.
go Gamaineach , Scarcely, hardly.
Gamainighe, Scarcity.
t Gamh, Geimhreadh ; Winter.
Gamhann, A ditch.
Gamhnach, Vid. Gamhuin.
Gamhuin , A calf; a yearling :
Mathgamhuin, A hear.
Gan, Stria. PI. CL
Gan , Without : Gan teachd , not
come q d. without coming; alfo
feemg that: Gan me achd beg,
feeing lambutjmall: Gan nach
almoft, within a little.
Ganail, A rail, a fold, &c.
Gangaid, Faljhood
Gangaideachd, Craft, knavery.
Gann, Short, little, fearing : Go
gann. Scarcely
f Gann,Goint no docamhlach : Go
ngainne, id eft, go ndocamhla.
Difficult.
Gannail, Lattices. PI.
Ganra, A gander.
Gancan, Hunger.
f Gaod, Geis.
Gaoideanca, Idle, JlothfuU.
Gaoid-