gns.

Some took the additional name from the stirps instead of from the gns, that is, from the cognmen instead of from the nmen.

It implied that the bride was actually entering the gns of the groom (23, 28, 35), and was probably chosen for its lucky meaning .

Tablespoon vingar with 10 gns of salts of Tartar in teacup swallowed in effervescent state—slight sweat.