5.17.1 gog- (see also 5.16) |
| Franç.(a.litt.) | gogue | propos joyeux |
| Franç. | goguenard | sarcastic |
| Franç.rég. | jogrolá | cackle (hen, 2) |
| Germ.: Suisse | güger | Song Thrush, 339 |
| Germ.: Suisse | wideguggule | Great Reed Warbler, 373 |
| Breton | gogé | to scoff, jeer |
| Breton | gogez | grondin (a fish), cf. gurnetð5.2.29. |
| Roman. | gogosár | braggard, hawker; Starling, 293 |
| Alb. | gogosh | Turtle Dove, 257 |
| Aroman. | gugûce | Turtle Dove, 257 |
| Mod.Greek | gogochtoûra et var. | Turtle Dove, 257 |
| Ukr. | gogotalo | Nightjar, 251 |