grìosach

grìosach: burning embers, Irish gríosach, coals of fire, burning embers, Middle Irish gríssach, Early Irish grís, fire, embers, Breton groez, heat: *grens, *gr$$.ns, heat; Sanskrit ghramsa, sun, heat, sunshine; root $$gher of gar, q.v. Hence grìs, inflammation; Irish grís, pimple.

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grieshoch — ˈgrēshəḵ, ək noun ( s) Etymology: Scottish Gaelic grīosach Scotland : a bed of hot embers … Useful english dictionary
grie|shoch — «GREE shuhkh», noun. Scottish. hot embers, especially of peat. ╂[< Scottish Gaelic grìosach < grìos heat] … Useful english dictionary

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