gèadh

gèadh: a goose, Irish géadh, Early Irish géd, Welsh gwydd, Old Cornish guit, auca, Cornish goydh, goose, Breton goaz, gwaz: *gegdo-, root geg, cry like a goose; Norse gagl, wild goose, Middle High German gage, gige, cry like a goose, gigze produce inarticulate sound; Lithuanian gagónas, goose-like, Servian gagula, a water-fowl, Russ. gagara, silver-diver (Stokes). It cannot be referred to the roots of English goose and gander (ghans-, ghandro-.

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