An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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"OomblAi', domhlas, s. m. an ill taste, gall on the
liver, bile, anger, disgust.
"OoiiiblAyAct), domblasachd, s. insipidity.
"OoiiiblAi-DA, doinblasda, adj. unsavoury, insipid,
disgustful, biliary,
"Ooiiibui-óeAC, domhlmidheach, adj. untlianliful.
"Ooni'-oeoin, doindheoin, of my own free will.
TDoiiijnÁi', domhghnas, s. propriety, inlierltanco,
patrimony; adj. hereditary.
"OoiiibAf , domhlas, s. m. a crowd, a bulk.
"Ooiiitio-)', domhlios, a house surrounded by a
moat or watered trench for a defence.
"OoiiitiAC, domhnach, s. m. a great house, a church
Sunday; adj. lamentable.
'OoiiiuAlL, domhiall, s. m. a man's name.
X) 0111 tu\|-cAim, domnascaim, v. I bind.
"Ooiiition, orp]i-'ooiiinoti, domhnon, or fir-doinhnon,
the name of a tribe who settled in Connaught
many centuries before Christ.
"Ooiiitiu]', doinlmus, s. m. a place of residence.
'Ooiiioin, domhoin, see ooifiAom.
"OotiiocuijeAc, domholhuigheacJi, adj. imperceptible,
unfeeling.
"OotiiocuijeACT), domhothuigheachd, s. impercep-
tibility.
"OoniuBAijce, domudhaighthe, adj. inextinguishable,
unperishable.
"Oo'ii, don, to thee, of thee; i e. xio An, 'oe ah.
"Oon, don, adv. then ; conj. although ; for sake of;
i. e. Ai]i ]-on, 0. g. ; s. f. a gift ; i. e. ciotibACAT)
mischief, evU; s. m. a lord; " xion riA nt)ul
•oom ucAinj".
"Doha, dona, adj. poor, unfortunate; i. e.vi áua.
Cor.
'OonA'ó, donadli, adj. evil, bad, awkward.
"OonATDA]', donadas, s. m. evil, vpretchedness.
"OótiAe, donae, a. dishonourable, despicable.
"OotiAijini, donaighhn, v. I make bad, injure.
"OoriAiiiAjic, donamharc, s. naughtiness.
"DoiiAi-, donas, s. m. mischief, misfortune, ill luck.
"Oonii, donn, s. m. a king; see 'oon ; a lord; a
poet ; a degree of the poetic or philosophic
order, Br. L.; adj. dim or brown; pregnant.
'OonnAJA'o, donnaghadh, s. destroying.
"OonnAÍ, domial, s. the yells of a dog.
"OonnAUw, donnaladh, s. yelping, howling.
'OoiiiiAluijim, donnalidghim, v. i bark, yelp.
"OoiitiAiii, donnam, v. to gi'ow brown.
"OonnACAt), donnathadh, s. sovereicrnty, ride,
Br.L.
"OonnAc, Donnach, s. the proper name of a man.
"Oonnóg, donnog, s. f. a kind offish.
"Ooiiniui ATJ, donnruadh, s. bay or chestnut colour.
"Oo oi-oce, adv. by night, nightly; •ooi-óce.
"Oó]!, dor, s. m. a door; figurat. a confine.
;
"OojiAt), duradh, s. a line or rule ; adv. at first,
in the beginning, in the first instance ; i. e. ^o
céAtJÓi^, 0. g.
X>o\\&m, doraidh, s. strife, dispute; adj. intricate.
'Oo^iAitij, doraing, see "oojiuing.
"OoiiAinjeACT), doraingeachd, s. f. frowardness.
'OojUMnnce, dorainnte, adj. indivisible.
'OojiÁl.A, dorala, v. it happened.
"OoiiAnn'puijce, dorannsuighthe, adj. inscrutable
Oo]iA]i, dorar, s. m. a battle, conflict.
"OojiAi". s. m. a door, gate, boundary.
"OojiAC, dorath, adv. first of all, imprimis, i. e
CeA'DOl]!.
"Oopb, dorhli, s. m. grass.
*Oo]ibÍAi-ó, dorhhlaidk, s. a sprinkling, wetting.
Oojiblu]-, dorblilus, s. m. twilight; i. e. " erAji-
j'CAiiATi) ÍAOi AjA]-, oít)ce quasi -oobAp lus, vel
TDobAji f-olui", vel TDobA-p beu-)'". Cor.
"Ooiiblui^xiAe, dorhldusdae, adj. dark. Cor.
"OojibjiuA-oAii, dorhruadliar, adj. rough, rushing.
"Oonbui, dorbui, s. an animal living in water, Lee.
Oouc,- dorch
"OopcA, dorcli •ha, C
adj. dark, black, dusky, abstruse,
occult, obscure, mystical,
shadowy.
"OojicÁ-óc, dorchahdt, \ s. darkness, gloom,
"OojicAxiA]-, doi'chadas, ) cloudiness, obscurity.
"OoncA-ó, dorchadh, s. an eclipse,