ge, give. See gie.
gear, geare, geere, geir, gier, I, 411, 5; II, 182, 5; 184, 9; 185, 38; III, 440, 12; 459, 3; IV, 6 f., 5, 19, 29; 469, 10; V, [170], 3, 4: goods, property, often cattle. silken gear, I, 145, 22: clothes. III, 440, 7, 18, 19; 446 b: fighting equipments. the less gear and the mair, III, 8, 23: smaller game and greater. pay meat an gair, V, [268], 27: clothes and arms? or money? III, 341, 47; 404, 1; IV, 505, 51; 506, 66: business, affair.
geat. See get.
gecks, gien the, II, 105 f., 20, 21: made a fool of. Geck in German, the northern languages and English, fool; in Scottish, according to Jamieson, “sign of derision, gibe, cheat.” See gowk.
gee, give. See gie.
gee, gie, IV, 508, 2; V, [238], 22: go. pret. gied, gid, ged. See gae.
geere. See gear.
geet, IV, 494, 37: get, progeny, child.
geid, pret. of gie, give, II, 277, A 8. See gied.
gein, p. p. of gie, IV, 316, 18.