An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

Ve^ FEA VeA
m. beauty, goodness,
VeAb*]', feabhas, f comeliness, decency, im-
VeAbii]-, feabkus, ?" provenient; a choice;
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superiority.
PeAbÚA, feabhdha, s. goodness, honesty, knowledge.
pec\blAnn, feablilann. s. a seagull.
VeAb)\A, feabhra, s. February.
VcAbj-A, feablisa, s. rent ; science.
j-'eAbpAC, feabhsach, adj . cunning, skilful.
}-'eAbcA, feabhtha, see ].-eAb-ÓA.
peAC, feac, s. m the handle of a spade, a kind
of wooden spade edged with iron or steel.
peAcc, feacc, s. m. a tooth, a mill cog.
peAC, /each, s. m. a journey; v. see, behokl.
VeACAB, feacadh, s. a turning ; a pickaxe, mattock.
)-''eACA'oói]\, feachadoir, s. in. a wizard, a seer.
VeACAit), feachaid, v. they sent, put, set, i. e.
x>o cutj\eAT)A]\, 0. g.
VcACAini, /t'acawi, v. I bow, bend.
VéACAiiii, feachaim, v. I look, view.
"PéACÁin, feachain, s. a view, sight; trying.
VcACAip, feachair, adj. sharp, acute, angry, i. e.
VeAct), feaclid, s. a journey, expedition ; danger
; ;
forces, trained bauds, levy ; a good act, virtue,
a miracle ; a grave, a country ; a time, place
turn, vice, alternative; |.-eAC'o nVon, one
time;|-eAcx) iVaiII, another time; formerly;
5AC Aile |.-eAc-o, every other turn ; An oáha
feAct), in the second place ; limd.
peAct)A, feachda, adj. crooked.
VeAc-OA'ó, feachdadh, s. bending, moving.
VeAC]-AT)A]i, feachsadar, v. they sent.
VeAcc, feaclit, see ^reAC-o ; s. a tribute on servants
or assistants.
VeACCA]», feachtar, v. was fought; " yoACCA]!
cAc eAro]ii\A", 4 Mast.
VeAccnAC, feachtnach, s. m. prosperity, luck;
manhood; adj. true, just.
VeAccA)-, feachtas, adv. once, Ferm.
VeAt), fead, s. relation, saying; s. f a sword, i. e.
cloit)eAiii ; V. says, third per. sing, of }'eAT)Aim,
I relate ; s. a bulrush ; a fathom ; an island ; a
whistle or shrill noise.
VeAt)Aini, feadhaim, s. £ a band, troop, company.
peA-OAi^ie, feadaire, s. m. a piper.
VeA'OAi^\eAc-o, feadaireachd, s. f whistling,
piping.
VeA-oAineAcT), feadhaireachd, s. i. strolling,
idling ; a gift or present.
^^e^^x)Án, feadan, s. m. a pipe, reed, flute, a tube.
VeAOAU, feadhan, \ adj. wild, sav-
VeA-ÓAn]'AnAc, feadhansanach,\ age.
VeA-óÁn, feadhan, a. m. the leader of a flock of
wild geese.
VeAnAUAC, feadanach, s. m. a piper.
peAt)ÁnAct), feadanachd, a. f. piping, blowing.
]^e-xoÁ.nMm, feadanaim, v. I pipe, whistle.
1-'éAT)AH, feadar, see feitdji.
peABAjitAC, feadarlack, see j-'eiceAjibAC.
ITeAXiAncAcc, feadarthacht, s. f. possibility.
péAtib, feadhb, s. m. a fault, defect; a widow, a
religious woman.
ITeA'obe, feadhbe, s. f. a nun, Lee.
VeA-o coille, fead coille, s. wild ambrosia.
VeA-ó-cuA, feadh-chua, s. an extensive country
venison.
peATDJAiie, feadghaile, s. a noise in the belly of
some horses when trotting.
peAujuile, feadhgliuile, s. lamentation.
peAUtn, feadhm, s. f an army; " lojicc ua
|.-eAt)mA -00 cecctiiAil no cloinn tiiac "Oiaji-
iiiA-OA, AgA]" A tcAnriiAin oóib", 4 Mast. 13í,tí5 ;
s. m. a battle ; use or need.
peA-oiUA, fendhma, s. service, superiutendence.
\^émc^\-\MY, feadhmanais, ^'^^ ^eóAmA.
péÁ-ómAncA, /íafZAmanía, adj. official.
péA-ónuMicAc, feadhmantach, see i:eAt)mAnAc;
adj. officious.
^éó.-ómcnrc.c.X), feadhmantachd,\ s. superintondpeAOniAncAf
, feadhmantas, } ence.
"PeAwmjiACAim, feadhmghlacaim, v. I take pos-
session.
VeAX), feadk, a extent, length, continuairce \^é&-óm^ni..t\}^ó.x>,feadh77ig!mathugkadh, s. usuj--
Ain ^.-CA-o, during; timber, a wood; adv patiou.
whilst; s. a letter, a voice; a rush candle. péAt)iiA, feadhna, s. a tribe, host, ami}'; a cap-
VeA-ÓA, feadJia, adj. calm; wild.
tain, duke, guide.
VeAt)A-coitle, feada-coille, bulrushes, wild sor- PeA-óuAc, feadhnach, s. m. the body.
rel, Sh.
péAóriAcx), feadhnachd, s. f captaincy.
VcAtiA-o, fcadadh, s. relation, rehearsal.
VeA-oóg, feadog, s. f a flute; a plover; a lot or
VcA-OAil, feadail, s. cattle.
cut.
V^-^'OMm, feadaim, v. I relate, say; whistle.
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VeA-ouiJiot, /eaí?MÍ^/t!oZ, s. a whistle, Sh.
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