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ION 353 ISB
lONNRUIDH, s, adj. (Aon and Ruith,)
Equal paced.
lONNSA, adj. See Annsa.
lONNSACHADH, -AiDH, s. m. and pres.
part. V, ionnsaich. Learning, informa-
tion, scholarship, act of learning ; teach-
ing, art of teaching,
lONNSAICH, 7 -iDH, dh'-, v. a. Learn;
lONNSUICH, I teach. See Teagaisg.
lONNSUICHTE, adj. and pret. part. v.
lonnsuich. Learned ; exercised.
lONNSUIDH, -EA>-, s. m. An attempt;
an invasion, attack, assault.
lONNSUIDH, pre]i. ' Dh' ionnsuidh,'
or, ' A
dh' ionnsuidh,' To, toward : used
substantively with possessive pronouns,
*Di> m' ionnsuidh, Do t-ionnsuidh, Do'
ionnsuidh, D' a h-ionnsuidh.' To me, to
thee, to him, to her.
lONNTAG, -AiG, -AN, ) s. /. A nettle,
lONNTAGACH, -aiche, S nettles.
lONNTAGACH, -aiche, adj. (lonntag,)
Full of nettles.
lONNTLAS, -Ais, -AN, s. m. Delight.
lON-OIBRICHTE, adj. (Ion and Oibrichte,)
Malleable.
ION-ÒLTA, adj. (Ion and Ò1,) Drinkable.
ION-PHÒSDA, adj. (Ion and Pòsda,)
Marriageable.
lONRACAN, -AiN, -AN, 5. m. (lonraic,)
An upright or righteous man.
ION R AC AS, -AIS, -AN, s. m. (lonraic,)
Righteousness, justness.
lONRAIC, I -E, adj. (Ion, Ann and
lONRUIC, S Reachd,) Righteous, just.
lON-ROGHNUIDH, -e, adj. (Ion and
Roghuinn,) Elii;ible, worthy of being pre-
ferred.
lONROGHNUIDHEACHD, s. f. ind.
(lon-roghnuidh,J Eligibility.
lORAS, adv. See lolar, adv.
I ORB ALL, -AitL, -AN, s. VI. Provin. See
Earball.
lORBALLACH, -AICHE, arfj. Provin. See
Earballach.
lORCALLACH, -aich, *. m. (lorcall,)
A robust or strong man.
lORCHADACH, -aiche, adj. Evil, per-
nicious.
lORGHUILL, |-K, -EAN, s./. A fray,
lORGUILL, i skirmish, tumult, battle,
uproar ; a storm.
lORGHUILLEACH, ì -eiche, adj. (lorlORGUILLEACH,
\ ghuiU,) Quar-
relsome, noisy ; warlike, tierce.
lORRACH, -AiCHK, adj. Quiet, undisturbed,
lORRAM. A boat song ; a rowing song.
I OS prep, that is, A
To.
' ' Dk'ios,^ and D.Viitf,
' A dh'ios an àite,' To the place.
lOSA, s. m. iiul. Jesus, the Saviour.
ÌOSAL, ÌSLE, adj. (Sios and Amhuil,)
Low, not high; low, humble; low, mean,
abject, ' Os iosal, ' adv. Secretly, privily.
lOSCAID, -E, Ì r rj.. .
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lOSGAID, -E, S
lOSGAIDEACH, -eiche,
belonging to houghs.
adj. (losgaid,;
ÌOSLACHADH, -aidh.
tsleachadh.
More properly
lOSLAICH, -iiJri, dh'-, V- a. More pro-
perly islich.
lOSOP, -oip, s.f. Hyssop.
ÌOTADH, -AIDH, s. m. Thirst.
ÌOTACH, -AICHE, adj. (Ìotadh,) Thirsty
See lotmhor.
ÌOTAS, -AIS. s. m. Thirst. See ìotaòh.
lOTHLANN, -AiNN, -AN, s. m. A
gr:inary, corn-yard.
ÌOTMHOR, .oiK.z,adj, (ìotadh and Mòr,)
Thirsty.
ÌRE, s. f. ind. Degree of growth, progress;
state, condition—" an ire w." This
condition ; soil.
IRIOSAL, -AiLE, ad). (ìre and ìosal,)
Humble, thinking humbly of one's self.
IRIOSLACHADH,-AiDH, s. m. ?.nA pres.
part. V. Irioslaich. Humbling, act cf
humbling.
IRIOSLACHD, s.f. ind. (Iriosal,) Hu-
mility.
IRIOSLAICH, -iDH, dh'., v. a. (Iriosal,)
Humble.
IRIOSLAICHTE, adj. and pret. part. v.
Irioslaich. Humbled.
IRIS, -E, -EAN, s. /. The handle of a bas-
i
ket, by which to carry it or sling it to a
pack-saddle ;
a hen roost.
IRISEACH, -EICHE, adj (Iris,) Funished
with slings or handles; abounding
in hen-roosts.
IRISEAL, -EiLE, ) adj. See Irios-
IRISEALACH, -AICHE, 5 al.
IKISLICH, -IDH, dh'-, v. a. See Irios.
laich.
IS, coììj. contr. for Agus. And.
IS, pres. ind. v. def. and irreg. Pret. Bu,
Thus conjugated ; Pres. Is mi, is tù, &c.
I am or it is I, thou, &c. Pret. Bu mhi,
bu tù, &C. I was, or it was I, thou, &c.
Suhj. ;'res. Mas mi, ma's tu, &c. If I be,
or, if it be I, thou, &c. &c.
ÌSBEAN, isBEiN, -EAN, s. VI. A sausage.
ÌSBEANACH, -aiche, adj. (Isbean,) Of
sausages, like sausages.
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