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| Franç.rég. | gabian et var. | Black-headed Gull, 90 |
| Ital. | gabian, gabbiano | Black-headed Gull, 90 |
| Ital.: Piem. | gabiousna et var. | Great Grey Shrike, 324 |
| Franç. | gabegie | muddle |
| Gallego | gabarse | to brag |
| Franç.: Ardon (VS) | gabâ (sè) | id. |
| Gael.S. | gabaire | a garrulous fellow (= cabaire, 5.14.3) |
| Breton | gaber | to tell tall stories |
| Franç.(a.litt.) | gaber | to scoff, jeer |
| Engl. | gab | speech, talk |
| Scand.(o.liter.) | gabb | banter |
| Germ.reg. | gabich et var. | Jay, 290 |
| Germ.: DS | gäber | Goose, 27 |
| Engl. | gab, gabble | to chatter, talk rapidly |
| Engl.: Scot. | yabble | to talk volubly, chatter, gossip |
| Engl.: Amer. | gabby | garrulous |
| Engl. | gaby | foolish person |
| Engl. | gabble-ratchet | Nightjar, 251; geese by night, 28 |
| Engl. | gobbler | Turkey, 5 (cf. hobble, 5.14.2) |
| Ital. | góbbulo et var. | Oriole, 296 |
| Franç. | ajobler | (Judeo-French) sonner le cor, FEW 23: 145 |
| Hebr. | yóbhel | trumpet call, rejoicing |
| Anc.Greek | ióbèlos | jubilee |
| Ital. | giubilare | to shout with joy (Lat. jubilare) |
| Prov. | gabre et var. | Turkey, 5 |
| Franç.: Aveyron | gabre | goose, 27 |
| Franç.: Lgd. | gâbre | vieux mâle de certains animaux;Red-legged Partridge, 16 |
| Franç.: Dauph. | jabrillonná | gazouiller (non "voltiger") |
| Franç.: h.Dauph. | jabrillon | nestling |
| Franç.: Poitou | jabrailler | to whine (dog) |
| Roman. | javrâ | id. |
| Franç.: Andelis | jabisser | piailler en se poursuivant |
| Franç. | jaboter | bavarder (certainement pas "pousser des cris en secouant le jabot") |
| Franç.: Québec | javotte | talkative |
| Germ.: Lenz | jaub jaub | gobbling of the Turkey, 5 |
| Franç.rég. | jobiasse, dzabiato | Fieldfare, 341 |
| Engl. | jobber, jibber-jobber | to speak badly (v. gibberð5.15.2.); a speculator; |
| to job is to deceive, persuade, or charm glibly; to carry on (official) business for improper private gain. All these actions require talking. Job "work" ("orig. uncert.") may be a secondary acceptation. See also gibber, hereunder |
| Engl. | jabber | to chatter |
| Engl. | gibe | banter |
| Engl. | gib | a cat, especially a male cat (not a short of Gilbert) |
| Engl. | gibber | to speak foolishly, chatter, utter raucous cries; gibberish gobbledygook |
| Franç.: Cantal | gibe | chagrin, FEW 22: 28; giprous "grognon" |
| Roman. | gibâ | Chaffinch, 432 |
| Lith. | zibéet var. | id. |
| Lettish | zube | id. |
| Pol. | ziëba | id. |
| Ukr. | zjabok | id. |
| Russian | zjablik | id. |
| Sbc. | zuber, zubor | warbling |
| Sbc. | zuboriti | to warble |
| Sbc. | zumber | Nightingale, 337 |
| Sbc. | zabaljati | to call (Rock Partridge, 17) |