dgai

Norman

Etymology

From Old French gai (β€œhappy; cheerful; gay”), from Old Occitan gai (β€œhappy; joyous”), from Gothic *πŒ²πŒ°πŒ·πŒ΄πŒΉπƒ (*gaheis, β€œimpetuous”) or from Frankish *gāhi (β€œfast, sudden, impetuous”), *wāhi (β€œpretty”) or from Latin vagus (β€œwandering, inconstant, flighty”).

Adjective

dgai m

  1. (Jersey) gay

Derived terms

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