gábhail196: going; 388: playing; 786: placing under arrestLines: 196, 388, 786 gábhairneedyLines: 765, 847 gabhalforked beams from which to hang cauldron, hip-roof, a forkLines: 299, 413, 893 gadwithe, ropeLine: 380 gágchap, crack in skinLine: 398 gaibhdeachstrong, substantial, stout-calved; an mhásach gh.: the stout-calved woman (Dinneen)Line: 48 gáircry, shoutLine: 447 gairgeachharsh, gruff, surly, irritableLines: 48, 222 galar, gs.: -irdiseaseLine: 780 gálbha? BlusteringLine: 416 gambachlumpy, chunky; (of leg) gammy, game, bowlegged; awkwardLine: 977 gandalganderLine: 616 gannpoorLine: 847 gaoiswisdom; baois gan ghaois: extravagant follyLines: 270, 502 gargacrid, bitter, rude, harsh, rough, fierce; labhairt go g.: to speak roughlyLine: 559 garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gábhairneedyLines: 765, 847 gabhalforked beams from which to hang cauldron, hip-roof, a forkLines: 299, 413, 893 gadwithe, ropeLine: 380 gágchap, crack in skinLine: 398 gaibhdeachstrong, substantial, stout-calved; an mhásach gh.: the stout-calved woman (Dinneen)Line: 48 gáircry, shoutLine: 447 gairgeachharsh, gruff, surly, irritableLines: 48, 222 galar, gs.: -irdiseaseLine: 780 gálbha? BlusteringLine: 416 gambachlumpy, chunky; (of leg) gammy, game, bowlegged; awkwardLine: 977 gandalganderLine: 616 gannpoorLine: 847 gaoiswisdom; baois gan ghaois: extravagant follyLines: 270, 502 gargacrid, bitter, rude, harsh, rough, fierce; labhairt go g.: to speak roughlyLine: 559 garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gabhalforked beams from which to hang cauldron, hip-roof, a forkLines: 299, 413, 893 gadwithe, ropeLine: 380 gágchap, crack in skinLine: 398 gaibhdeachstrong, substantial, stout-calved; an mhásach gh.: the stout-calved woman (Dinneen)Line: 48 gáircry, shoutLine: 447 gairgeachharsh, gruff, surly, irritableLines: 48, 222 galar, gs.: -irdiseaseLine: 780 gálbha? BlusteringLine: 416 gambachlumpy, chunky; (of leg) gammy, game, bowlegged; awkwardLine: 977 gandalganderLine: 616 gannpoorLine: 847 gaoiswisdom; baois gan ghaois: extravagant follyLines: 270, 502 gargacrid, bitter, rude, harsh, rough, fierce; labhairt go g.: to speak roughlyLine: 559 garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gadwithe, ropeLine: 380 gágchap, crack in skinLine: 398 gaibhdeachstrong, substantial, stout-calved; an mhásach gh.: the stout-calved woman (Dinneen)Line: 48 gáircry, shoutLine: 447 gairgeachharsh, gruff, surly, irritableLines: 48, 222 galar, gs.: -irdiseaseLine: 780 gálbha? BlusteringLine: 416 gambachlumpy, chunky; (of leg) gammy, game, bowlegged; awkwardLine: 977 gandalganderLine: 616 gannpoorLine: 847 gaoiswisdom; baois gan ghaois: extravagant follyLines: 270, 502 gargacrid, bitter, rude, harsh, rough, fierce; labhairt go g.: to speak roughlyLine: 559 garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gágchap, crack in skinLine: 398 gaibhdeachstrong, substantial, stout-calved; an mhásach gh.: the stout-calved woman (Dinneen)Line: 48 gáircry, shoutLine: 447 gairgeachharsh, gruff, surly, irritableLines: 48, 222 galar, gs.: -irdiseaseLine: 780 gálbha? BlusteringLine: 416 gambachlumpy, chunky; (of leg) gammy, game, bowlegged; awkwardLine: 977 gandalganderLine: 616 gannpoorLine: 847 gaoiswisdom; baois gan ghaois: extravagant follyLines: 270, 502 gargacrid, bitter, rude, harsh, rough, fierce; labhairt go g.: to speak roughlyLine: 559 garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gaibhdeachstrong, substantial, stout-calved; an mhásach gh.: the stout-calved woman (Dinneen)Line: 48 gáircry, shoutLine: 447 gairgeachharsh, gruff, surly, irritableLines: 48, 222 galar, gs.: -irdiseaseLine: 780 gálbha? BlusteringLine: 416 gambachlumpy, chunky; (of leg) gammy, game, bowlegged; awkwardLine: 977 gandalganderLine: 616 gannpoorLine: 847 gaoiswisdom; baois gan ghaois: extravagant follyLines: 270, 502 gargacrid, bitter, rude, harsh, rough, fierce; labhairt go g.: to speak roughlyLine: 559 garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gáircry, shoutLine: 447 gairgeachharsh, gruff, surly, irritableLines: 48, 222 galar, gs.: -irdiseaseLine: 780 gálbha? BlusteringLine: 416 gambachlumpy, chunky; (of leg) gammy, game, bowlegged; awkwardLine: 977 gandalganderLine: 616 gannpoorLine: 847 gaoiswisdom; baois gan ghaois: extravagant follyLines: 270, 502 gargacrid, bitter, rude, harsh, rough, fierce; labhairt go g.: to speak roughlyLine: 559 garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gairgeachharsh, gruff, surly, irritableLines: 48, 222 galar, gs.: -irdiseaseLine: 780 gálbha? BlusteringLine: 416 gambachlumpy, chunky; (of leg) gammy, game, bowlegged; awkwardLine: 977 gandalganderLine: 616 gannpoorLine: 847 gaoiswisdom; baois gan ghaois: extravagant follyLines: 270, 502 gargacrid, bitter, rude, harsh, rough, fierce; labhairt go g.: to speak roughlyLine: 559 garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
galar, gs.: -irdiseaseLine: 780 gálbha? BlusteringLine: 416 gambachlumpy, chunky; (of leg) gammy, game, bowlegged; awkwardLine: 977 gandalganderLine: 616 gannpoorLine: 847 gaoiswisdom; baois gan ghaois: extravagant follyLines: 270, 502 gargacrid, bitter, rude, harsh, rough, fierce; labhairt go g.: to speak roughlyLine: 559 garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gálbha? BlusteringLine: 416 gambachlumpy, chunky; (of leg) gammy, game, bowlegged; awkwardLine: 977 gandalganderLine: 616 gannpoorLine: 847 gaoiswisdom; baois gan ghaois: extravagant follyLines: 270, 502 gargacrid, bitter, rude, harsh, rough, fierce; labhairt go g.: to speak roughlyLine: 559 garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gambachlumpy, chunky; (of leg) gammy, game, bowlegged; awkwardLine: 977 gandalganderLine: 616 gannpoorLine: 847 gaoiswisdom; baois gan ghaois: extravagant follyLines: 270, 502 gargacrid, bitter, rude, harsh, rough, fierce; labhairt go g.: to speak roughlyLine: 559 garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gandalganderLine: 616 gannpoorLine: 847 gaoiswisdom; baois gan ghaois: extravagant follyLines: 270, 502 gargacrid, bitter, rude, harsh, rough, fierce; labhairt go g.: to speak roughlyLine: 559 garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gannpoorLine: 847 gaoiswisdom; baois gan ghaois: extravagant follyLines: 270, 502 gargacrid, bitter, rude, harsh, rough, fierce; labhairt go g.: to speak roughlyLine: 559 garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gaoiswisdom; baois gan ghaois: extravagant follyLines: 270, 502 gargacrid, bitter, rude, harsh, rough, fierce; labhairt go g.: to speak roughlyLine: 559 garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gargacrid, bitter, rude, harsh, rough, fierce; labhairt go g.: to speak roughlyLine: 559 garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
garlachfledgling (bird or fig. Human), child, kid, brat, urchinLine: 838 gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gárthashouting, clamoringLine: 416 GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
GárusGarus Mills, Co. ClareLine: 460 gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gasstalk, stem; sprig, shoot, frond; fig. stripling, scionLine: 335 gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gealachbrightness, light; ag gealaigh: mad, in a white rage, frenziedLine: 513 geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
geallpromise, expectationLine: 893 gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gealtachcrazed, insaned person; wild, panic-stricken personLine: 273 geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
geanmaíchaste, pureLine: 990 geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
geanúilloving, lovable, decent, modest, acceptableLine: 214 geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
geoiseachslender, lankyLine: 616 giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
giodamachrestless, unsteadhy, uneasy; giddy, frisky, jauntyLine: 327 giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
giúnachdowny growth (on green, unripe oats, for instance); fig. youngster, immature personLine: 838 glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
glaochi.e. ag gairm is ag éileamh díLine: 516 gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gliceascleverness, ingenuityLine: 248 glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
glónraglaze, shape, cut; g. m’éadain: the cut of my foreheadLine: 551 glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
glugarcaint díchéilleLine: 596 gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gnaoibeauty, comeliness; regardLine: 819 gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gnaoiúilpleasant, delightful, gentle, respectable, handsomeLine: 214 gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gné or gnaoikind; appearanceLine: 550 gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gnúisface, mien, countenanceLines: 166, 233, 490, 550 goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
goidto steal, to snatch awayLine: 1017 goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
goilto weep, to cry (softly)Line: 163 goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
goillto grieve, to feel hurt, to be vexed, afflicted or distressed; used with arLine: 73 goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
goinwound, stab, hurtLine: ?890 golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
golaorificeLine: 893 gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gotha, pl,: ~íappearance, attitude, gesture, pose, movement, activityLines: 164, 893 gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gradamesteem, distinction, respect, regardLine: 436 gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gráiniúilhateful, abhorrentLine: 222 graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
graírestud-horse; warrior or champion, excellent manLine: 624 gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gramascrabble, mob, low peopleLine: 462 gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
gránnaugly, poor, wretched, unfortunateLines: 62, 373 greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
greadadhbeatingLine: 536 greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
greamaithegripped, fixed, fastened, secured; adhered, stuckLines: 36, 430 greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
greim, pl.: greamannagrip, grasp, hold; a bite; bit, morsel (of food); 525: an itemLines: 294, 340, 525
