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ga-standan, sv. VI, to stand fast, stand still, remain, be restored.
ga-staúrknan, wv. IV, to become dry, dry up, pine away. OHG. gi-storchanen, to become rigid or hard.
ga-stráujan, wv. I, to strew, furnish.
gasts, sm. guest, 6, 39, 65, 87 note 1, 88 and note, 91, 107, 110, 117, 128, 133, 134, 153, 167, 175, 196. OE. giest, OHG. gast.
ga-sup
n,
wv. II,
to season.
ga-sw
ran,
wv. III,
to glorify, make known.
ga-swi-kun
jan,
wv. I,
to make known, proclaim.
ga-swiltan, sv. III, to die.
ga-sw
gjan,
wv. I,
to sigh.
OE. swgan, to resound.
ga-taíran, sv. IV, to tear to pieces, destroy, break, 122, 306, 413. OE. teran, OHG. zeran.
ga-tamjan, wv. I, to tame, 318. OE. temian.
ga-táujan, wv. I, to do, make, perform.
ga-taúra, wm. tear, rent, 122, 208, 354.
ga-taúr
s,
sf.
destruction,
199.
ga-teihan, sv. I, to tell, relate, proclaim, make known, show, 18, 48, 69, 300. OE. t
on, ton, OHG. zhan, to accuse.
ga-t
miba,
av.
fitly,
344.
Cp. OHG. ga-z
mo.
ga-tilaba, av. conveniently.
ga-til
n,
wv. II,
to attain, obtain.
OE. tilian, OHG. ziln.
ga-tils, aj. fit, convenient. OE. til.
ga-timan, sv. IV, to suit, 306. OHG. zeman.
ga-timrjan (-timbrjan), wv. I, to build.
ga-timrj
,
wf.
building,
211.
ga-tiuhan, sv. II, to draw, lead, bring, take.
ga-trauan, wv. III, to trust, entrust, be persuaded.
gatw
,
wf.
street,
211.
OHG. ga
a.
ga-
ahan,
wv. III,
to be silent.
ga-
aírsan,
sv. III,
to wither,
304.
ga-
arban,
wv. III,
to suffer want, abstain from,
427.
OE. earfian, OHG. darbn.
ga-
aúrsnan,
wv. IV,
to become dry, dry up, wither away,
331.
ga-
iujan,
wv. I,
to bless.
ga-
láihan,
sv. VII,
to cherish, console, comfort, take in the arms, caress,
313 note 2.
OHG. flhn.
ga-
iuhan,
sv. II,
to flee.
ga-
rafsteins,
sf.
comfort.
ga-
rask,
sn.
threshing-floor.
ga-
ulan,
wv. III,
to suffer, endure.
gáuja, wm. countryman; used in pl. land, region.
gáumjan, wv. I, to perceive, see, behold, observe, 84, 320, 428. OE. g
eman, OHG. goumen.
gáun
n,
wv. II,
to lament,
325.
gáun
us,
sm.
mourning, lamentation,
385.
gáuri
a,
sf.
sorrow,
384.
gáurs, aj. sad, troubled, mournful, sorrowful, 227.
ga-wadj
n,
wv. II,
to pledge, betroth.
OE. weddian, MHG. wetten.
ga-wagjan, wv. I, to stir, shake.
ga-waírpan, sv. III, to cast, cast down, throw down.
ga-waír
eigs,
aj.
at peace, peaceably disposed.
ga-waír
i,
sn.
peace,
183, 187.