, -e, f., a chink, a cleft, a fissure; a frown; a crease or wrinkle in the forehead; membrum faemineum; the haunt, seat, or couch of a hare. See gnúis.

, -e, a., customary, habitual. See <<gnáth>>.

, m., the vernacular tongue.

, m., a manner, an habitual mode of action.

, m., constant or usual affliction.

, m., a custom or tribute.

, m., usual practice.

, g. id., f., business, work (U.). '

(graitheach)

, m., business (Mon.); gnaitheach also an adj. See <<gnaithe>>.

, m., experience.

, m., habitual treachery (E. a).

, f., standing army of the Fenians.

, f., usual consequence.

, f., constant pain.

, m., perseverance.

, m., steady progress.

, -áin, pl. id., m., the sea-snail that clings to the rocks (O'N.).

, g. id., pl. -the, f., the countenance; a grin.

, g. id., f., pleasure, liking; dá mhéad dá bhfeicim é, is amhlaidh is lugha mo gh. air, the morel see him, the less I like him.

, indec. a., pleasant, delightful, courteous, gentle, respectable; ní gnaoi d'aoinne aon nídh d'ól uait, it is no pleasure for anyone to drink from you. See gnaoi, subs.

, -mhla, a., modest, polite, pleasant, delightful; handsome; hospitable.

, -áis, pl. id., m., a fashion, a habit, a custom, a manner; a statute.

, -áis, pl. id. and -ta, m., a hare-lip; a chasm (O'N.).

, -aighe, a., hare-lipped.

, -áin, pl. id., m., a hare-lipped person (O'N., etc.).

, -a, f., habit, custom.

, -a, f., gathering, amassing, hoarding (CrN.).

, g. -a and gnáith, pl. id., m., custom, wont, habit, usage, manner, fashion; do ghnáth (de ghnáth), as is wont, usually, customarily, habitually, for ever, always; usual, customary; is gnáth le, it is customary with, he is in the habit of; ba ghnáth leat, it was your wont, it was ever thus with you; ní gnáth, it is not usual; mar nach gnáth, as it is not usual. gnáith, gen., is used as adj. = usual, e.g. caladh gnáith, a customary haven, etc.

, a., usual, frequent, customary, habitual; in phrases like is gnáth le, gnáth may be looked upon as a noun or an adjective.

, -aighe, a., customary, constant, usual, common, habitual; is g. le, it is customary, it is one's custom; go g., usually. See <<gnáth>>.

, -mhla, a., general, common, usual, customary.

, -a, f., universality; frequency; state of being habitual.

, g. id., f., continual; remembrance; tradition.

, m., a proverb, a bye-word.

, -air, m., chronic disease.

, -óige, -óga, f., a hare's lair (M.); the couch of a wild beast; a place for hiding money, etc.; money hidden in a stocking, etc.

-uighthe, pl. id., m., tradition, manner, custom; act of frequenting, haunting; tá sé ar gnáthughadh it is being practised.

, -ughadh, v. tr. and intr., I practise, exercise, use; am accustomed to.

, -ora, -oiridhe, m., a frequenter; an inhabitant; a practitioner.

, g. id., pl. -ithe, f., a kind or sort, a species; a form or appearance; an apparition; a countenance; a colour; a good appearance; a favour; do ghnéithibh an bháis, of the different sorts of death; tá gné ag teacht air, he is improving in his appearance; an accident (in philosophy): fá ghnéithibh aráin agud fíona, under the accidents of bread and wine.

, -mhla, a., comely, shapely, handsome; favourable.

, -a, f., kindness, tenderness, comeliness, beauty; favour.

, -fhliche, a., of tearful aspect (O'Ra.).

, -thighe, a., seemly, favourable (O'N.). See gnéadhamhail.

See <<do-ghním>>.

, -a, pl. id., -ra and -artha, m., an action, a doing, a feat; a good or evil deed; a division of land equal to the twelfth part of a ploughland, entering into many place names, as An dá ghníomh, Gníomh go leith, townlands in Ker.).

, -aighe, a., active, busy, laborious; feat-performing.

, -ais, m., activity; business; efficiency; agency.

, -a, f., efficiency, activity.

, -óra, -óiridhe, m., an actor, a factor, an agent; gníomhóir, id.

, -mhadh, v. tr., I perform, I achieve.

, g. id., pl. -ridhe, m., an actor, an agent, a factor.

, -a, f., factorage, agency, capacity, power.

, -aighe, a., active, busy; of great deeds.

, -aighe, a., powerful, effective; capable of great things; gníomh-chumhachtach, id.

, -ghlaine, a., of pure deeds.

, -aidh, -artha, m., an act, a deed; in pl., conduct.

, -óra, -óiridhe, m., an actor, an agent, a factor, a feat-performer.

, -uighthe, m., action, operation.

, -ughadh, v. tr. and intr., I act, perform, do.

, -tha, pl. id. and -óthaidhe, m., business, affairs, commerce, occupation; concern; d'aon-

, -nuibh, -anna, m., a knot in timber; also gnomh (O'N.).

, -a, f., grunting of a pig (Aran). See <<gnúsacht>>.

, -aighe, a., busy, active; officious, fussy; busybody-like (also gnóthaightheach).

-uighthe, m., profit, gain, traffic; obtaining, winning; g. neamh-ionnraic, dishonest gain.

, g. -e and -the, pl. id., m., an office, a business, a profit.

, vl. -ughadh and -thchan, v. tr. and intr., I get, win, obtain, profit; I make prosperous; I appoint, ordain; do ghnóthuigh sé, he hath commanded; go ngnóthuighidh Dia dhuit, God prosper you; dadaidh do ghnóthughadh orainn, to gain something by us.

, -e, pl. id. and -idhe, f., the face, visage, countenance; an appearance.

, -e, f., the lowing of a cow.

, a notch, a fissure, a chink; membrum faemineum; a hare's couch; a frown, crease, or wrinkle on the forehead; tá gnúis 'na gnaoi, there is a frown of sorrow on her face (O'Ra.) See <<gnáis>>. See also P. O'C. under <<gnúis>>.

, -sighe, a., featured; deagh-ghnúiseach, well-favored; droch-ghnúiseach, ill-favored.

, -sighe, a., notched, chinked; full of clefts or fissures.

, -sighe, a., lowing, moaning (as a cow).

, -ladh, v. tr. and intr., I counterfeit, deceive, dissemble.

, -óra, -óiridhe, m., a deceiver, a dissembler.

, -úis, -úsa, m., a neigh; a lowing.

, -áin, pl. id., m., a sour-faced, ring-nosed person (O'N.).

, -a, f., the under-lowing or moaning of a cow; cry of a dog, etc. (also gnúsghail, gnuasghail and gnúsarnach).

, -aighe, f., act of quiet lowing (as of a cow to her calf).

, -e, f., act of quiet lowing (as of a cow to her calf); a plaintive noise. See gnúiseacht.

, -náire, a., modest, serene, unruffled.