gaed

went

gait

way

gadjie (traveller cant, from Romany 'gajo')

In cant, it is used to mean a non-traveller
adopted into Lothian Scots, used as a slightly aggressive way of addressing a person

galore (from Gaelic 'gu léor')

in plenty (now widely used in English)

gan, gang, ging

go

gaun

going

gear

possessions

gey

very

geylie

merry (with drink)

gie, gie's

give

gin

if

gleg

sprightly, quick

gloamin

twilight

gowan

daisy

gowd (Pr. as English 'loud')

gold

gray

grey

greet (past tense 'grat')

cry (tears)

guid (Pr. 'gid')

good

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