An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

Cib, cib, s f. a liand ; sedge ; the shank bone of
a beiist.
CibAi\5, cihharg, s. a ratr, a Uttlc nigsed woman,
8h.
CibcAc, ciheach, a. sedgy.
Ciben, cihen, s. the rump, Sh.
CibleAcÁn, cihleachan, s. m. a nnicpin.
Cic, cich, s. a grayhoimd; Welsh, ci ; see cioc;
s. f. a step, degree ; lamentation, grief.
CicaI, deal, 1 s. a cycle. Cor.; cicui, g^MAtroA,
Cicub, cicul, y solar cycle.
Cicoip, dear, adj. greedy; it is figuratively ap-
plied to rage in battle, as coj-gAp cica]i.
Cicec, ciehet, s. walking; i. e. ceminiujcw, o. s. 1. traveUing, going.
Cime^scv, cimeachd, e» & o
j ,
CinieAC, dmeach, s. m. a traveller.
CmieAC, dmeach, 1
cantive
CimeA-ó, dmeadh,) ' "
CniieACAT', dmeachas, s. captivity.
C111111T1, dmim, V. I captivate, enslave.
Cm, dn, written for gAn in oldMSS.
five ; s. f. a drop.
CiriAXiAb, cinadal, fond of the name, Sh.
CinAit), cinaidh, s. damages, Br. L.
CinAi^ie, dnaire, s. m. a knave, a little rogue.
Cmbeiiic, cinbheirt, s. a ruler, a governor.
CnibeiiACAp, dnbheirtas, s. dominion.
C^nc\teAr,dndgheas, 1 ^ Whitsuntide.
Cmcijip, cincignis, J
a bed;
Cine, dne, ^s. m. a race, tribe, family,
CineAt), dneadh,f offspring, progeny, gene-
Cm éAb, cinmi, r ration; cine oaoiia, man-
CmeuL, cineul, j hind.
CmeAX), cineadh, s. m. decree, appointment,
decreeing.
CmeADAf, cineadas, s. m. kindred.
CméAb, dneal, s. m. a kind or sort ; kindness,
fondness; a gift; adj. dainty, Sh.
CméAlcA, dnealta, adj. kind, gentle.
CinéAbcup, cinealtus, s. kindness, affection.
CmeAThum, dneamhuin, s. f. nature, fate, destiny,
accident, Midloy, 36.
Cinét, cinel, s. see cméAÍ.
Cmpi'oeA'ó, dnfideadh, s. conception.
Cmj, dng, s stepping, walking; a king, head,
Lee.; adj. strong.
CmjcAC, dngeach, adj. brave.
CmjeAC-o, dngeachd, s. m. bravery; s. f. concluding.
CmjeAt), dngeadh, adj. valiant.
Cingi^ie, eingire, s. m. a leader, guide.
Cmgic, dngit, s. a double goblet. Cor.
CmjceAcc, dngtheacht, see cingeACt).
Cmit>, cinid, adj. inherent, belonging to a family.
Cmijim, dnighim, v. I prophesy, foretel.
CmitieAc, cinmheath, s. a consumption.