An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

VUA FUA VUA FUA
y\\o-^A\m, froghaim, s. f. injury, wrong.
y\\o-^.s\n, frof/ain, s. f. a wrong, injury.
"i-Yo^An, /ro^an, s. m. anger.
•JTliogAncA, froghania, a. pert, Kvely.
\^\\o\pm, froiffhini, s. wi-ong, injury.
y\\o\meo\.v]; froimheolus, s. m. experience.
y]\ou^tAv, frointJiacUi , s. a tugging or plucking.
Viwiclm, /Voií/í/í'n, s. f. a whirl.
y]\omAC, fromliaeh, s. ra. a glutton.
y]\omA-ó, fromhadh, s. ra. a trial; eating; expe-
rience, discussing.
"Plion'iAiiii, fromhahn, v. I tr^', taste, examine,
inquire ; JA.ííj;, probhaim.
pnoiin-o, promhidh, a. hoarse.
p]\oiiicA, frowhtha, part, tried, experienced;
ouine p^ioiiicA.
p)\oniT]-A, fronnsa, s. a kind of play or mock
wedding at wakes; vulg. frurnsj'-framsy.
Vpo]', yVoi, a. dark, obscure.
X]\ot.i.\,, frothal, 1 s. a whirl or sudden tuni-
Vl>ocU\ii,/roi///«J!,j ing.
pi\U5Al\AiTn,/níf/araín!, v. I nick, Sit.
Xw.fu, prep, under.
VuM^, fttacJidait , s. m. a sore or kibe on the
heel from cold.
V'uACCAin, fuacliiain, s. i. rcbelhon, perversc-
ness.
puAt), fvad, s. m. prey.
yiu\x>,fuadh, s. m. a vain, silly fellow; a bier, a
hearse ; a scarecrow ; an apparition ; hatred
a foe, a monster. istcr.
"^s. m. rmming away with, wi
VuAtiAc. fuadach a(h,W elopement, a rape,
Vii AtJACA-Oj/i/iif/a- if/a- V> pine, plunder, a scramble scramb
cliadh. i Uicc ^-uA-OAij, a pre
3 gang.
XMAX>6.tX),fnadachd, s. f. robbery, depredation.
yuAX)A-6, futtdhadh, s. a decree or sentence.
ViiAioAijeAC, fnadagheach, a. ravenous, rapa-
,, . .„, .'„i '\ V. I elope with, run away
qlnni, > . '
,^
a^aj. .^P'-ess; "x,o
VuAT)A,;n,/««fZ«im,(
^ ' •' ') pUATDAlj An ADAU lAt) .
^UA'OAijeA'ó, fnadaigheadh, s. compelling,
forcing; " UuacaI, ó lllAibbe oo •oub a]í
conjnioib 1 ccuicccAt) IIIau, ajai" a beic
bbiATJAin innce, aja]' aj i-oató -oia cij ^e
luce fCACc bonj 1111 yeib Coltiim Cilte yo
;
ei]Uj AllyA UA niA]lA C1A]1 t>0lb, AJA]- -[lo yuAi-
OAijeAt) lA-o bAiii OCA]' ]\e AbbATu, 5U]i no
bÁixieAt) ]-é I0115A conA ffo^nib oib^-roe",
4 Mast. U13.
VuAtiAp, fuadar, s. m. haste, preparation to do
a thing.
puAt)A]iAC,/iínf/í7ra(;/í, a. active, diligent.
puA-óiiiA]!, ftiadlimhar, a. odious, hateful, detes-
table.
TptíAX)mA]y&c-o,fuadhmJiarachd, s.f. abomination,
detestation.
puAT)]iAt), fuadradh, s. m. a bier; hindering,
crossing, forbidding.
yu.sT>ftAim, fuadraim, v. I cross, hinder
y\\ó.x>\}\-^e