Gof

gof GoF GOF Alemannic German Alternative forms gsw Goof Etymology gsw. Noun gsw noun m plural Gofe or Gofä or Gofa diminutive Göfli gsw informal an unruly child Usage notes When used for children and in the second person, it is mostly meant in a reproaching or derogatory sense, otherwise it may have a humorous ring to it. Derived terms gsw Saugof Further reading gof(e) Luxembourgish lb 2014 December 9 Etymology From lb gmh gābe, from lb goh gāba, from lb gmw-pro *gābā. Cognate with de Gabe. Pronunciation lb /ɡoːf/ lb oːf 1 Noun f Gowen gift, present Luxembourgish translation of Matthew 2:11: Si sinn an d'Haus eragaang an hunn do d'Kand mat der Maria, senger Mamm, gesinn. Du sinn si niddergefall an hunn d'Kand ugebiet. Si hunn hir Schazkëschten opgemaach an him hir Gowen iwwerreecht: Gold, Wäiraach a Myrrhe. They went into the house and there they saw the child with Mary, his mother. Then they fell to their knees and worshipped the child. They opened their treasure chests and to him presented their gifts: gold, frankincense and myrrh.