An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

CueAJriAijim, creaghnaighim,v. I tremble.
CueAiii, creamh, s. garlic; prop. cneAiii ; alu oi
beer; {. e. teAtin, o. g.
Cne s. a narrow habitation.
C]\eAi-CAi-, creasc/ias,}
CneA]-5oinAin, creasgoinam, v. to wound, aS7í.
C|ieA]-niui]\, creasmhuir, s. a strait of the sea.
C]\eAi'nu5At), creas?Mí^/íaá/í, s. finishing, closing.
CiveAj-úgATÍ), creasughadh, s. a girding.
C]\eAc, creat, s. the appearance of one's complexion
; state of body ; s. m. a breast-plate,
buckler ; the skin.
C]\eAc, creath, s. in. terror; a swan; science,
knowledge, judgment.
C]\éACA, creatha, adj. earthen; the clergy, the
learned.
C]\eACAc, creathach, a. m. a hurdle; faggots,
brushwood.
C]\eACAcÁn, creaihaclian, s. ra. a churndash.
C]ieACAW, creathadh, s. m. a trembling.
CpeACAini, creathaim, v. I tremble.
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CjieACAi]!, creatair, adj. faithful, religious, holy.
C^ieACAi]!, creatair, s. m. a creator.
CiieACAip, creathair, s. f. a sieve.
CueACAipe, creatliaire, s. m. a breeze, gadfly ;
extortioner.
CjieACAii, creathan, s. a shaking, trembhng.
\s. a sanctuary, a shrine
CjieACAp, creatliar, i ' a place where the
CueAtAjKMC, creaiha- \. rehcs of saints are
rait, k kept ; Welsh, crair, a
7 relic.
C]\eAUA|i, creatar, adj. consecrated, holy.
CpeAcponti, creathfhonn, s. an earthquake.
CiicAciiAijini, creathnaighim, v. I shake, shudder,
quaver ; make tremble.
C)\eAcnÚ5A-ó, creathnughadh, s. trembling, shak-
ing.
CneAró)]i, creatoir, s. m. a believer.
C)\eAC]\AC, creathrach, s. m. a wilderness.
C\,e'\t-tiX,mmr\,creath-thalmhnn, s. f. an eartliquake.
C]AeAcinp, creatuir, s. f a creature.
CiieACU]!, creatur, adj. blessed.
CnécDAc, crechdach, adj. sinful.
C)>e-o ? cred ? see ciAeAX) ?
Cne-ó, credh, s. ore.
C]\e-ó-uriiA, credh-umha, brass ore.
. ^ -77 1 s. m. fiiith, behef,
Cye^oeA^^y, creideamh, { reputation,
CneiT)eATUAn, creideamhan,
^ Christianity.
CjieiTieAf , creideas, s. m. credit.
CpefoeAi-Ac, creideasach, adj. creditable.
Cuei-Dill-bAif, creidhill-hhais, s. the knell of
death.
CpeiTDini, creidim, v. I beheve, credit.
Cpei-om, creidhm, s. m. chewing the cud; a
CueiTniieAC, creidmheach, s. m. a beUever; adj.
faithful, believing; full of sores.
C^\eiT)iiieA]-AC, creidinheasach, adj, creditable.
Ci\ei-omeAcc, creidmheacht, s. m. credulity,
fidelity.
CiAenJnnni, creidhmim, v. I gnaw, corrode,
chew.
Cneit)]'in, creidsin, s. f. believing.
C^veitice, creidte, adj. believed.
C]Aeroceoi]\, creidteoir, s. m. a believer, creditor.
Cjieig, creig, s. f. a rock.
CpeigAip, creigair, s. a grapple, Sh.
C\\e\-^eo-^, creigeog, s. f a conger.
Cpeipoc, creigioch, adj. rocky ;
Welsh, cveigiog.
C]\eim, creim, \ s. f corrosion, mordlca-
C|\einieA-o, creimead, j tion.
CueimeAC, creimeach, adj. corrosive.
C]ieiiiiA'OAi]A, creimadair, s. a carper, Sh.
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