, ugly-coloured; ní fhuil a dhath a mhaith ann, it is of no use whatever (Don.).; ní raibh dath na ríogh ruadh aige, he had nothing at all (Con.); níor thugas dath an éisc liom, I brought no fish whatever with me (M.)
ghar
, near him; as a., near, close at hand; gan éinneach ar mo ghar, no one near me (Paul O'B.); níl gar dam bheith, there is no good for me to be (N. Con.); is mór an gar sin, that is a God-send (Don.); gar denotes closer proximity than gaobhar.
gheobh-
fut. stem of do-gheibhim, which see.
ghigleasach
ar fad, the hotel charge was surprisingly high (B.).
ghnó
, on purpose, for a joke; cf. d'aon-am. Gnó beag was the ancient name of a district in S. Con. See am.
ghreann
, my love one hundred fold; le greann, in sport; fear grinn, a humorous man; scéal grinn, m., an amusing story; ag déanamh grinn ar, making fun of (Don.).
ghualainn
, alongside of; is maol guala gan bhráthair, unprotected is the man (shoulder) without a friend; guala ar ghualainn, shoulder to shoulder.