, -aighe, a., dangerous, perilous, difficult.

, -aidh and -bhtha, m., want, need; distress; danger, peril; i ngábhadh aibhne, in danger of rivers; tá gábhadh agam leis, I have need of it; ní g. dam, I need not.

, -air, m., need, want, famine.

, -aighe, a., needy, poor; is gábhatraighe liom . . . 'ná, I need . . . more than.

, g. id., pl. -idhe, m., a gable (A.).

, want, danger. See <<gábhadh>>.

, -áig, pl. id. and gága, m., a cleft, a chink, a fissure, a crack; a narrow deep opening between rocks; a crack on the skin of the hands or feet (pron. gabhag (gowg) in Clare); nom. also gáig, f.

, -aighe, a., leaky, full of chinks or cracks; apt to open into fissures (also gágthach).

, -adh, v. tr. and intr., I split into fissures, grow into chinks or flaws.

, -thighe, a., querulous, complaining, distressed; eager, fierce, pitiful (as the shouts of one in distress); dangerous; duine g., a person constantly complaining (also costly, as éadach gáibhtheach, costly clothes, P. O'Cl.).

, -thigh, pl. id., m., a person in want.

, m., a father (U. and Mea.). See <<daid>>.

See <<gág>>.

, -bhighe, f., spray, mist; a slight misty shower.

, -ligh, m., the jaw, gum, or cheek; as a., having large chops.

, -oige, -oga, f., a blow on the cheek; a dash of liquids from one vessel to another (Con.).

, g. id., f., a small dart, an arrow; chómh díreach le g., as straight as an arrow.

, -e, pl. id. and gártha, f., a cry, shout, outcry; laughter, a laugh; gáir mhaoidhthe, a shout of congratulation. See <<gáire>>.

, f., a war cry, a battle shout.

, f., an echo.

, -dighe, a., joyous, festive.

, -ais, m., joy, gladness.

, -dis, m., joy, pastime, gladness.

, -iughadh, v. intr., I rejoice, make merry (also gáirdim).

, g. id., pl. -idhe, m., a garden, a haggard, a yard.

, -ighthe, m., delight, act of making merry; pleasure; congratulation.

, g. id., pl. -rthe, m., laughter; a smile, a laugh; act of laughing; gáire dóighte, a sarcastic laugh; mion-gháire, a smile; gáire do dhéanamh, to laugh; with faoi, to laugh at; ag gáire, laughing; scol-gháire, a horse laugh; gáire is somet. f.

, g. id., m., act of laughing; laughter; ag gáiridhe liom, smiling at me (appreciatively); ag gáiridhe orm, laughing at me (Don.).

, -ridhe, v. intr., I laugh; call, shout, cry aloud; gáirim fá dhuine, I laugh at a person.

, -aighe, a., greedy for laughter.

, -oige, f., garlic, allium sativum; gáirleog fhiadhain, wild garlic; gáirleog Mhuire, crow garlic, allium vineale.

, -ora, -oiridhe, m., a gardener.

, -ora, -oiridhe, m., a crier, a caller, a shouter, a bell-man.

, g. id., pl. -sidhe, m., a bout, a turn, a foolish trick, a showy gesture, a swagger; in M. sp. l. the form is geáitsidhe, and it is always used in the pl., meaning antics.

, g. id., pl. -laidhe, m., a gale of wind; gála cíosa, a term's rent.

, -uis, m., proud gait or carriage. See <<cámas>>.

, -aighe, a., of proud gait, or bearing, pretentious. See <<cámasach>>.

, g. id., pl. -idhe, m., a guard, a garrison.

, -aoil, pl. id., m., a garter (W. Clare); doirtéal (Con.).

, -óra, -óiridhe, m., a shouter, a howler.