A dictionary of the Gaelic language, in two parts, I. Gaelic and ...

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FÌON.GHÀRRADH,-AIDH,-AU5HNIAN, I
FÌON-GHORT, -AiRT, -AN, i
s. m. (Fion, Gànadh, and Gort,) A vine-
yard.
FION-LIOS, -AN, J. m. (Fion and Lios,)
A vineyard.
FiONMHOR,-oiRK, adj. (Fion and Mòr,)
Abounding in wine.
FIONN, -A, adj. White, fair, pale; sin-
cere, true, certain; small ; fine, pleasaRt.
FIONN, -AiDH, dh'fh-, v. a. and n. Flay;
try, examine, look, behold, see ; know by
investigation.
FIONN, s. A chief, a head; a cow.
FIONN, riNNK, s.f. (Fionn, adj.) A pretty
female.
FIONNACH, -AicHE, adj. (Fionnadh,)
Hairy, covered with hair or pile, rough,
shaggy.
FIONNACHDUINN, s./. (Fionn, v.)
investigation, experience.
FIONNADH, -AIDH, ?i. m. Hair, pile,
FIONN A, i fur.
FIONNADH, -AIDH, s. 7«. And pres. perl.
V. Fionn Flaying, skinning, act of flay-
ing ; trying act of trj'ing, searching, examining.
FIONNAG, -AiGE, -AN, s. f. (Fionn, adj.)
A white trout; a young salmon. Provin,
See Gealag.
FIONN-ÀIRC, -E, -FAN, s.f. (Fionn and
Aire,) A white corky substance growing
on trees.
FIONNAMHACH, -aiche, adj. (Fionnadh,)
Hairy, rough, shaggy.
FIONNAN, -AiN, s. m. (Fionnadh,) A
single hair.
FIONNAN-FEÒIR, -ain-fheòib, 5. m.
Fionn and Feur,) A grasshopper.
FIONN-AOLTA, adj. (Fionn, adj. and
Aol,) White-washed.
FIONNAIRIDH, -ean, *./ A watching.
FIONNAIRE,arf/. ( Fionn, adj. ) Cool.
FIONNARACHD, s.f. ind. Cool, cool-
ness.
FIONNAS-GÀRAIDH, s. m. Parsley.
FIONNDADH, s. m. Provin. for Fionnadh.
FIONNDAIRNE ACH, -ich, s. m. Rank
grass ; a downy beard.
FIONNFHUACHD, s. m. ind. (Fionn
and Fuachd,) Coolness, coldness, a cool-
ness.
FIONNFHUAIRE, s. ^ m. ind.
FIONNFHUAIREACHD, C (Fionn-
FIONNAIREACHD, 3 fhuar,)
Coolness, atmospheric coolness, coldness :
also, adj. comp. of Fionnfhuar.
FIONNFHUAIREAD, ) -kid, s. /n.
FIONNAIREAD, J (Fionnfhuar,
Degree of coolness.
FIONNFHUAR,) -UAiRE, ad/. (Fionn,
FIONNAR, i adj. and Fuar,) Cool,
cold.
FIONNFHUARADH,-AiDH,s,TO.(Fionn.
fhuar,) A cooling, refreshing, refreshment.
FIONNFHUARACHADH, ) -AiDH,s.m.
FIONNARACHADH, i and pres.
part. V. Fionnfhuaraich. Becoming or
making cool.
FIONNFHUARAICH,) -idh, dh'fh-.
FIONNARAICH, J v. a. and n.
(Fionnfhuar,) Render cool, refresh, become
cool.
FIONNCHAIR, s. f. Wisdom.
FIONN-CHÒINNEACH, -ich, s. /.
(Fionn and Còinneach,) White moss.
FIONN-CHOSACH, -aiche, adj. White
legged, white footed.
FIONN-MHEÒG, io, s.m. (Fionn and
Meòg,) White whey, whey wrung from
cheese, when being pressed in the vat.
FIONN-OGHA, -achan, s. m. (Fionn
and Ogha,) The grandson's grandson.
FIONN-SGEUL, -sgeòil, s. m. A fable,
romance, legend.
FIONN-SGEULACH,-aiche, adj. (Fionn
and Sgeul,) Romantic, fabulous.
FlONN-SGEULAICHE, -ean, s. vi. A
romancer.
FIONN-SGIATHACH, -aiche, adj.
(Fionn and Sgiath,) White-winged,
white-shielded.
FIONN-STAOIG, -ean, (Fionn, adj. and
Staoig,) The diaphragm.
FIONNTACH, -aiche, adj. (Fionnadh,)
Hairy, having hair on the body.
FIONNTAIDH, s. pi. Fingalians.
FIONTACH, -aiche, adj. See Fionn-
tach.
FlOR, -A, adj. True; genuine, pure, ster-
ling (of its kind).
FÌOR-AITHRIS, ) -kan, j. /. (Florand
FÌOR-ATHRAIS, i Aithris,) Veracity;
a speaking of truth.
FÌOR-CHINNTEACH, -iche, adj. (Fior
and Cinnteach,) Faithfully true; abso-
lutely certain.
FIOR-CHOSMHUILEACHD, s.f. ind.
(Fior and Cosmhuil,) Probability.
FiOR.CHRANN, -ainn and -oinn, s.f.
(Fior and Crann,) The sycamore tree.
FiOR-DHlLEAS, -ise, -ìlse, (Fior and
Dileas,) Genuine, true, sincere.
FÌOR-GHLAN, -oini, adj. (Fior and
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