n ā, f., also o, m. (?) a shout, a loud call (used of utterances of men and animals): in tan dobeir in leo a glaid ass, RC xx 410.1 ( ACC 133 Comm. ). amal gláid ṁbind ind leoman, 408.15 . éirghis ... in bainléo ┐ dobheir a gláoidh moir osaird, BNnÉ 84 § 172 . doleig F. glaodh mór isin cúan, IT ii2 125.89; 93 . do aitin gurbí glaodh Fergusa í, tucc a ghlaodh churadh, TBC-LL¹ p. 339 n. 4 . glǽdh cuirre, BS 102.y . glaodh O. ag dul do sheilg, Oss. iv 16.13 . g s. ag legen na cétgl[a]ídhi, IT ii2 126.100 . pl. eamnait a nglaedha na sinnaigh, RC i 36.29 (gl. fr. H.3.18). o gloedaib ... na ṅdémna, PH 5625 . nolindais ifern da nglaodhaib et beicethaigh, Aisl. Tond. 104.10 .

Compds. ¤béiccedach: howling, shouting, a blaring sound: glaodvheicet[h]och na piast, Aisl. Tond. 104.19 . glaedh-beccedaigh na stocc, CCath. 3106 . glaéidhbeicedhach, gáir ┐ gredhan a ngalgat, AFM vi 2116.18 . ¤gal bawling (?): demhna ag glaedhgail (blaodhaigh, v.l.), BNnÉ 99 § 11.