gannio

gannio: gannĭo, īre (pas de parfait) - intr. - [st1]1 [-] japper [en parl. de chiens]. --- Varr. d. Non. 450, 11, cf. Non. 450. [st1]2 [-] glapir [en parl. du renard]. --- Isid. Diff. 1, 607. [st1]3 [-] gazouiller, crier [en parl. des oiseaux]. --- Vulg. Is. 10, 14. [st1]4 [-] fig. grogner, criailler. --- Ter. Ad. 556 ; Varr. L. 7, 103 ; Afran. d. Non. 450, 11; Juv. 6, 64. [st1]5 [-] folâtrer. --- Apul. M. 3, 20.
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gannĭo, īre (pas de parfait) - intr. - [st1]1 [-] japper [en parl. de chiens]. --- Varr. d. Non. 450, 11, cf. Non. 450. [st1]2 [-] glapir [en parl. du renard]. --- Isid. Diff. 1, 607. [st1]3 [-] gazouiller, crier [en parl. des oiseaux]. --- Vulg. Is. 10, 14. [st1]4 [-] fig. grogner, criailler. --- Ter. Ad. 556 ; Varr. L. 7, 103 ; Afran. d. Non. 450, 11; Juv. 6, 64. [st1]5 [-] folâtrer. --- Apul. M. 3, 20.
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Gannio, gannis, ganniui et gannii, gannitum, gannire. Glappir et japper à la facon d'un chien et d'un regnard.

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Gannire. Terent. Gronder ou grommeler entre ses dens, et se plaindre comme font ceulx qu'on bat.

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