Ghiacciuolo, s. m. icicle.
Ghiacére, v. Giacere.
Ghiacinto, s. m. a precious
stone so called.

Ghiádo, s. m. extreme cold,
frosty weather, numbness
through coldness.
Ghiado, glave or sword.
Morto a ghiado, killed with a
sword.

Ghiaggiuólo, s. m. glader or
sword-grass.
Ghiája, s. f. gravel.
Ghiajáta, s. f. the gravelling
muddy places or roads.
Ghiajóso, adj. sandy, gravelly,
gritty.

Ghignétto, s. m. a smile or
Ghigno, S simpering,
a grin.

Ghiótta, s. f. a dripping-pan.
Ghiottamente, adv. greedily.
Ghiotterellíno, adj.) dainty,
Ghiotterello. S delicate,

nice.

all at sixes and sevens.-Gettar | Ghiaccio, s. m. ice-Ghiaccio, to.
gli occhi sopra qualche cosa, to adj. frozen.
cast one's eyes upon a thing.
-Gettare i dadi, to throw or
cast the die. -Gettare, to
melt, cast in a mould, or
frame.—Gettare un cannone, to
cast a cannon.-Gettare una
campana, to cast a bell.
Gettáta, s. f. a cast, a throw.
Gettatore, a caster, a thrower,
he that flings away.-Getta-
tore, a founder.-Gettatore di
campana, a bell-founder.
Gettatrice, fem. of Gettatore.
Getto, s. m. throw, cast.
Getto d'acqua, a water-spout.
-Far getlo, to lighten a ship
in a storm.-Getto, lagon or
lagan. Far di getto, to cast.
Cannone di getto, a brass gun.
Getto, foundery.--D'un
getto, at one cast.-Getto, in-
crustation. Ad un getto di
pietra, at a stone's throw.
Gheffo, v. Gueffo.
Ghémbo, adj. bent, crooked.
Ghéppio, s. m. kestrel, a bird
of prey. Far gheppio, to die.
Gherbellire, Obs. v. Ghermíre.
Gherbíno, s. m. the south
west wind.
Gherminélla, s. f. a juggle,
a juggling trick, or legerde-
main, cheat, fraud,
Ghermíre, to gripe, to catch,
to lay hold of, to seize, to
snatch.

Gherofanélla, s. f. an herb so called.

Gherofanò, v. Garofano. Gheróne, s. m. gusset or gore of a shirt or smock, the sidepieces of a cloak, the skirts or quarter-picces of a coat, jerkin, or gown.Gherone, bit, picce.-Ha del labbro un gheron di sopra mano, he has a bit of his upper lip cut off. -Quello, che non va nelle maniche, va ne' gheromi, what one does not spend one way, to spend it another. Ghetto, s. m. a place appointed for the Jews to live in.

Ghiánda, s. f. acorn.
Ghiandája, s. f. a pye, a mag-
pye.

Ghiandajóne, s. m. augment. of
Ghiandaja.
Ghiandellíno, s. m. dim. of
Ghianda.
Ghiandífero, adj. that bears

acorns.

Ghiándola, s. f. kernel in the
Ghiandúccia, flesh or
throat, the glanders in a
horse, the measles in a dog.
Ghiára, v. Ghiaja.
Ghiarabaldána, s. f. a trifle, a
toy, a thing of little or no
value.

Ghiazzerino, s. m. a coat of
mail.

Ghiazzeruóla, s. f. a pinnace.
Ghibellino, adj. of the ghibel-
line faction or party.
Ghiéra, s. f. a ring of iron or
any other matter, about or at
the end of any thing, the
locket of a sword or dagger.

Ghiera, a quiver.-Ghiera,
a kind of electuary made of
aloes, spikenard, saffron.
Ghierabaldána, s. f. a toy, a
trifle, a trifling thing.
Ghieu ghieu! a cry that chil-
dren make after one by way
of mocking and contempt.
Ghiéva, s. f. clod or turf of
earth. Obs.

Ghezzo, adj. black or moor-Ghignáre, to smile or simper,
ish.-Un ghezzo, a black, a
moor, a negro.
Ghiabaldána, v. Chiarabalda-

na.

Ghiaccésco, adj. frozen, cold,
icy.

Ghiaccia, s. f. ice, frost. Obs.
Ghiacciája, s. f. an ice-house.
Ghiacciare, to freeze.

Ghiacciato, adj. frozen.

to grin.
Ghignáta, s. f. a great laugh-
ter, and chiefly in derision.
Ghignatore, a grinner, one
that grins.
Ghignatrice, fem. of Ghigna-

tore.

Ghignazzáre, to laugh loudly,
and with a grin.
Ghignettino, dim. of Ghignet-

Ghiotto, adj. greedy, glutton-
ous.Un ghiotto, a glutton, a
gully-gut.-Ghiotto, desirous,
covetous. Che di loro abbrac
ciar mi facea ghiotto, that
made me very desirous to
embrace them.-Ghiotto, sly,
crafty, vicious, wicked.-
Avere un certo ghiotto, to have
something that allures or
charms Costei ha un non so
che di ghiotto che non mi posso
suziare di guardaria, she has
something so engaging, that I
cannot forbear looking at her.
Ghiottoncéllo, s. m. dim. of
Ghiottone.
Ghiottóne, s. m. a greedy-gut.
Ghiottonería, s. f. gluttony,
Ghiottórnia,
immode-
rate eating and drinking.
Ghiottoneria,daintiness, dainty
bit.Giottoneria, waggish-
ness, knavishness, knavery.
Ghióva, s. f. a clod or turf of
earth. Obs.

Ghiozzo, s. m. a bit or morsel,
a snip of any thing.-Ghiozzo,
a drop. Obs.Ghiozzo, a
gudgeon-Un ghiozzo a thick
skulled fellow, a blockhead.
Ghiribizzáre, to devise, to in-
vent, to imaginë, to feign, to
forge, to fancy, to romance.
Ghiribizzatore, a fantastical or
whimsical man.
Ghiribízzo, s. m. a device or
invention, a fantastical¡con-

present-Già la sera è venuta, it is already night.-Già è venuto, he is come now. Già sometimes is not expressed in English, but, however, it gives strength to the discourse in Italian, ex-Non vorresti già ch'io partissi, you would not have me go away.Non già, not, not at all.Non già ch'io me ne penta, not that I repent of it. Giacchè, adv. since, since that. Giacchè volete così, così sia, since you will have it so, let it be so. Giacchiare, to squeak, and it is said of crows. Ghiacchio, s, f. a casting-net. Gittare il giucchio tondo, to 'spare nobody. Giacénte, adj. lying.-Giacente, situated, seated. Giacere, to lie down.-Vicino alla camera dove giaccio, near the room where i die.➡Giacére, to depend, to consist. In voi giace ogni mia fortunu, all my happiness depends upon you. Giacere, to lie, to stand, to be situated.Giacere, to stop or stand as water in a gutter or sink-Giacere, s. m. a lying down. Giaciglio, v. Giacitojo. Obs. Giacimento, s. m. a lying down, the posture of a man's body. Giacimento, a lying with a woman, the act of copulation.

Giallóre, s. m. yellowness, yel-
lowishness, paleness.
Gialloríno, adj. yellowish.
Giallosánto, s. m. a kind of co-
lour so called.
Gialloso, adj. v. Giallóguolo.
Giallúccio, adj. yellow, yellow
ish, somewhat yellow.
Giallúme, s. m. v. Giallezza.
Giambáre, to jest, to rail, to
jeer, to laugh at, to flout.
Giambo, s. m. iambic.-Verso
giambo, iambic verse.-Volere
il giambo d'uno, to have a lit-
tle diversion or sport with

one.

Giammái, adv. never, at no
time, ever, at any time.
Giamméngola, s. f. a trifle, a
thing of small value, an idle
thing.

light. Obs.

one's hands, to juggle or play | Giojore, s. m. joy, mirth, de-
legerdemains.
Giocolarmente, adv. merrily, Giojosamente, adj. joyfully.
jestingly, pleasantly.
Giocolatore, a juggler.
Giocolatrice, femin. of Gioco-

latore. Giocólino, dim. of Giuoco. Giocondaménte, adv. joyfully, gladly, cheerfully, merrily, willingly. Giocondare, to be merry, to rejoice, to cheer up. Giocondáto, adj. merry,diverted, glad, satisfied. Giocondévole, adj. delectable, pleasant.

Giojóso, adj. merry, blithe,

cheerful.

fit, advantage, help, avail.
Giovanáccio, a lad.
Giovanáglia, s. f. youth, young
men, young people.
Giovanástro, s. m. a lad.
Giovane, adj. young-Un gio-
vane, a youth, a young man.
-Una giovane, a young wo

man.

Gioíre, to be merry or joyful,
to rejoice, to cheer up.-Gi-
oire, to enjoy or possess.-Per-
che sappi almen dire come è satto
il gioire, that you may know
what pleasure is.
-Stare in giolito, toful.
Giólito, ex.-
stand still, and is said of ships
in a calm.

Giolláro, s. m. Obs. v. Giul-
laro.

Giovanello, adj. young.
Giovanésco, adj. young, youth-

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Giovanétto, adj. very young.
-Un giovanetto, a young man,
a lad.

Giovanézza, s. f. youth.
Giovanile, adj. young, youth-
ful.-Etd giovanile, young
age.

Giovíale, adj. jovial, pleasant.
Giovincélla, a young girl, a
Lass
Giovincéllo, young man.
Gióvine, v. Giovane, and its
derivatives.
Gioviníno, adj. youthful, ju-
venile.

Giracò, s. m. a kind of flower.
Giráffa, &. f. camelopard. An
Abyssinian animal,taller than
an elephant, but not so
thick.

Girellétta, s. f. a very small
wheel.

Girello, s. m. a small ring or
circle.

Girévole, adj. that turneth,
inconstant, fickle, change-
able.
Girfalco, s. m. gerefaulcon,
Girifalco,
a kind of
hawk.
Giro, s. m. a turn, turning,
tour.-Giro di ruota, the turn-
ing of a wheel-Giro del sole,
the revolution of the sun, its
going round the world.--Giro,
turn, walk. Andiamo a fare
un giro pe' campi, let us go take
a walk or turn in the fields.-
Giro, compass, circumference,
detour.Giro d'una città, the
compass of a town.-Tre mig-
lia in giro, three miles in cir-
cumference.Giro del viso,
the contours or the shape of
one's face.-Giro, turn, order.

In giro, by turns.-Ciascuno al suo giro, every one in his turn.-Volger gli occhi in giro, to look about.-Per giro, adv. round about.

Giraménto, s. m. a turning
round, winding, wheeling.
Girándola, s. m. a branched
candlestick, a chandelier.
Girandola, invention, evasion,
subterfuge, cunning shift.
Girandolare, to invent, to
vise, to feign, to imagine, to
farge, to fancy.
Girare, to turn, to go about,
to wind, wheel, rove, or wan-
der about.--Girare, to be in
circumference, or in com-
pass, to be about Queste lu-
ago gira tre miglia, this place
is three miles in compass.-
Gram, to environ, to encom-
pass, surround, or stand Giróne, s. m. a great compass.
about.Girare, to convert, -Giróne di vento, a whirl-
turn, or to change.-Girare wind-Andare girone, to ram-
Largo a canti, to take care, to ble about.
stand upon one's guard.-Gi-Gita, s. f. a going, a walk-
vare i danari ad uno, to assign a
sum of money to one in pay- Gito, (part. pass. of Gire)
ment.-Girarsi nella memoria, gone.
to remember.Girare, to
grow mad. Girare, to turn.
Girare gli occhi, to turn one's
eyes. Col girar degli anni, in
process of time.-Far girar
l cervello ad uno, to make one
run mad.—In un girar di ciglio,
in an instant.
Girasóle, s. m. turnsol or sun-
flower; girasol, a precious
stone, so called.
Giráta, s. f. turn, way, com-
pass.--Andiamo a fare una gi-
rata, let us go take a walk.
Giratívo, adj. circular, round.
Girovólta, s. f. a turning, a
Girazione, winding-
Dare una giravolta, to take a
walk.

Giubboncello,
v. Giubbette.
Giubboncino,
Giubbóne, s. m. a doublet.—
Gorrere in giubbone, to run in
cuerpa.

Giubilánza, v. Giubilazione.
Obs.
Giubilare, to rejoice, to be
merry, to shout for joy and
gladness.

Giubilatore, he that rejoices
and shows much gladness.
Giubileo, s. m. v. Giubbileo.
Giubilazione, s. f.) jubilation,
Giubilío, s. m. rejoicing,
Giúbilo, s. m.
making, feasting.

Giudaísmo, s. m. Judaism, the Giudizio, v. Giudicio.
Jews' religion.
Giudizioso, v. Giudicioso.
Giudaizzáre, to hold the cus-Giugante, Obs. v. Giganta.
toms and religious rites of Giugantéssa, Obs. v. Gigar-

the Jews.

Giudéo, a Jew.--Giudée, adj. prepossessed, infatuated, incredulous.

tessa.

Giúgero, s. m. as much ground
as one pair of oxen could till
or plough in a day, an acre of
land.

Giuggiare, v. Giudicare. Obs. Giudicamento, s. m. judgment, Giúggioła, s. f. jujube, a sort sentence, decree, order.-Giu- of fruit. dicamento, reason, understand- Giuggioléna, v. Físamo. ing-Giudicamento, opinion, Giuggiolino, adj. jujube

mind.

Giudicáre, to judge, to decide, to determine, to sentence.Guidicar uno, to think ill of one, to have a bad opinion of him.- Giudicáre, to judge, think, believe, or suppose.Fate quel che l'animo vi giúdica, do what you think fit. Giudicativo, adj. judicial, judiciary, legal, done in the form of justice. Giudicato, s. m. jurisdiction, dominion. Stare al giudicato, to stand to what has been de

loured.

co

Giuggiolo, s. m. jujube-tree. Giúgnere, to arrive at, to come.--Giugnere, to join close. Giugnere, to reach, to come at, to catch.-Giugnere, to add, to put to, to put in― Giugnere, to redace, to bring. -Giugnere,to deceive,to cheat, to cozen.-Si savio, non ti lasciar mai giugnere, take care, don't suffer yourself to be deceived.-Guignere uno alla schiaccia, to clap one in prison. Giugnimento, s. m. conjune tion, a joining or meeting together.Giugnimento, union. ju-Giugno, s. m. the month of

Giunta, addition, increase, overplusage, over-weight.Giunta, a council assembled.Per giunta agli altri miei mali, this added to my misfortunes. -A'prima giunta, adv. immejoint. diately, presently.Giunta,