An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

pen FEU VIA FIA
Veo)\Án,/t;o»'an,s. m. a green, a mountain valley,
land adjoining to a brook or river.
VeoiuMi-cupiiOkij, feoran-curraigh, s. waterliorelioimd
; lycopus enropseus.
Veoi\>.v]-,_/eoras, s. m. the spindle tree, prickwood.
\:eo\s. m. a hayloft, hay-yard.
^ev\\\,oc, feurloc, )
pel1)^T5]\1]', feurdris, s. a bramble.
peii)\iceAc, feuriilieach,aáj. herbivorous.
Vev)]\locÁn, feurlochan, s. m. a grassy pool, a
lake that dries.
Veu]MÍiA)i, feurmhar, adj. grassy.
peiqicAn, feurtlian, s. a grassy field.
peu]\-cipiTn, feur-iirim, s. hay.
VeufgÁn, feusgan, s. m. the shell fish called the
muscle.
peui-óg, feusog, s. f. a beard.
peui'OjAC, feusogach, adj. bearded, capillary.
pi ! fi! interj. fy ! s. poison ; i. e. mm o g.; fretting,
anger, indignation ; piercing, wounding,
fastening; adj. bad, corrupt, naughty; s. a
meal's meat.
Via, fa, s. land ; flesh.
ViAb]\Ai', fiabhras, s. m. a fever.
Vi AbiAAi'-ciieACAC, /iat^ ras-ci'eai/iocA ,)
'y^&b[\'iy-z^ix>m6.c,fiabhras-tadmhach,\ ^' ^^ ^S^^*^-
ViA'bi\A]--c]\eAccAC, ^/laJ/ims-creac/iíac/i, s. a quotidian
fever.
ViAbnAp-i'eACjiÁn, fiabhras-seachran, s. a wandering
fever.
ViAbpA]-AC, fabhrasach, adj. feverish.
y^^^h]^Aycoy^, fiabh7-aschosg, s. a febrifuge .
ViAC, fach, s. m. a raven.
ViAC, fiach, \ s. m. price, a debt, an equi-
Vi ACAn, ^acAan,/ valent; news.
ViATiAC, fadhach,) '
Vaicatj, faichadh, s. value, worth, obligation,
debt.
ViACAit, fiacail, s. f. a tooth.
ViACAil-niAt)Ai-ó,^acai7-n;7iacfa{(//i, s. a dog-tooth,
a fang.
ViACAitce, fiacailte, adj. indented, jagged.
ViacaIac, fiaealach, adj. snappish.
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