An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

5eA GEA SCA GEA
5ec\]\bAc, gearlach, a. scabbed, scabby, rugged
s. tlic gripes.
5eA|\bAiin, gearhaim, v. I giieve, Imrt, wound.
5eo.nbtA]'DA, ffearblasda, a. tart, sour.
5eA)\bot)Ac, gearhhodach, s. a little boy ; a year-
ling calf.
5eAi\bÓ5, geavhog, s. f. a scab.
geAHCAc, gearcach, s. in. a nestling, an unfledged
bird.
JéAiicAij-eAÚ, gearcaiseadh, s. smartness, brisk-
ness.
5eA]\coilein, gearchoileir, s. assassin, cut throat,
Sc.
5eA]\cottAc, gearcJiollach, s. m. a foal.
geAjicuij, gearcuig, s. f. a brood.
'^eA\\cw]~e,gearchuise,s. subtility, extravagance.
5eA]icúi]'eAC, gearchuiseach, a. ingenious, shrewd,
subtile.
gOAncuii'le, gearcJmisle, s. venisection.
5éAiTOeAnc, geardhearc, s. m. the bai-berry bush.
5eA]\5, gearg, s. m. a blotch, a boil ; see Sajij.
Be^]'t\9e(''-9f^f „ I s. a short dart or javeUn.
^eAUJluAi]-, gearghluais, s. a gloss or short note.
5eA]\leAiiAini, gearleanaim, v. pursue closely,
pei-sccute.
5eA]ileAntiiuin, gearleanmJmm, \ s. f pcrsccu-
5eA]\leAnmuinc, gearleanmhuint,) tion.
géA^uiiAgAt), gearmhagadh, s. m. a sarcasm, a
bitter jest.
5eA]iniAm, Gearmain, s. f. Germany.
5eAiimeA]-A,c, gearmkeasach, a. neat.
5eA]A-iieiiii, gear-neimh,s. petty spurge; euphor-
bia peplus.
JeApn, gearr, a. short, laconic; s. m. a weir for
catching fish.
5éA]\pAc, gearrach, s. m. the flux.
5eA]\HAt), geaj'radh, s. m. a cutting; a tax, tribute,
rent.
5eAni\A'0Án, gearradan, see jAiwoÁn.
5éA]V]\A-ÓAHCAC, gear-radhai-cach, a. sharpsighted,
-S. A. 16.
geA^i^iATi-t^uinc, gearradh-gidrt, s. a quail.
geAHjiAtioiii, gearradoir, s. m. a cutter.
geAiiiiAiin, gearraim, v. I shorten.
5eA]i]\An, gearran, s. m. a workhoi-se, a hack.
JeApjiAii, Gearran, s. the last week in Februurj'.
5eA]inÁn-A^TO, gearran-ard, s. a hobby, Sh.
Je A]\]\A]'5i An, ^caívas^ia)!, s. a dirk, stiletto.
5eA)ipbocAn, gearrbochan, s. the herb rocket; a
tape-worm.
'i^eA]\]\coYó.c, gearrchosach, a. short legged.
5eA]yneA]ibAl.l-, gearrearhall, s. a bobtail.
5eAi\]\eA^\bAlbAC, gearrearlallach, a. bobtailed.
5eAj\)i]i'iAi"), gearrflnodh, s. m. a hare.
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'^CA\\\\)^o\\\m, gearrflioirm, s. an extract, abridgment.
geAHnjiiui, gearrglmin, s. a horseleech.
5cA]\]\5ui]\c, gearrghuirt, s. f a quail.
5eAi\]iiiiA5At), gearrmliagadh, s. a sarcasm.
gcAHpoj, gearrog, s. f. fortune, fate, destiny ; a
cut, a lot.
5eA]ipf-A05AbAc, geai^shaoghalach, a. short
lived.
geA^ijifn'nbeAC, gearrsliuileacli, a. short-sighted.
geÁncA, geartlm, part. cut.
5éAi\ni-C]>ut)AT), gearrscrudadh, s. m. investigation,
5. A. 21.
JcAnnúJA-ó, gearrugliadh, s abbreviation.
geAiij-iiiACT), gearsmachd, s. f severity, wrath.
geAni-on, gearsom, s. entrance money.
5éAH-]-po)iÁn, gear-sporan, s. m. a cutpurse.
5eA|AC, geart, s. m. milk.
goAncAC, gearthacli, s. m. a flux.
5eA]\cót](, gearthoir, s. m. a carver, a hewer, a
cutter.
5éA]iéónAc, gearthpnacJi, s. an epithet applied
to bold forward girls.
géApcuijfeAC, geathuigseacJi, a. sharp-v/ltted,
quick of apprehension.
JeAiMiJAti, geariighadh, s. sharpening, souring;
sohcitation, enticement.
géA^uiijeAcc, ^earuigheacJU, s. f sharpening,
bitterness, railing, satirizing.
5éA]iuÍ5iTii, gearuighim, see jéAiiAigim.
5eA]uinf gearuti, s. a gerund.
geA]', gea^, s. a prayer, conjuration; a penalty.
geA^'A, geasa, s. a guess, conjecture, divination;
a religious vow, an oath ; a charm, enchantment.
5éA]'A-oÁn, geasadan, s. m. a shrub.
5eAi-At)ói)\, geasadoir, s. m. a wizard, charmer.
JeAi-AtioineAct), geasadoireachd, s. f. divination^
sorcery
JeAfAim, geasaim, v. I divine, foretell.
geAfAiiuiii, geasamhuil, a. conjectural.
5eA]-Áii, geasan, s. m. an oath, a vow.
5oA]-tAc, geaslach, a. active ; i. e. gnion'iAc, o. g.
JeApiiAob, geasmhaol,s. spinning ; i.e. i-nioin,o.^.
50A1-HÓ5, geasrog, \ s. superstition, supergeA^-^iojA-o,
geasrogadhjj stltious ceremonies,
5eA]-|iÓ5Ac, geasrogach, a. superstitious.
5eATi\ói]i, geasroir, s. m. a conjiu-er.
5eA]'c, geast, see jiofc.
5eA|-CAl, geastal, s. m. a deed, fact ; want, need
necessity ; a defect.
geAc, geat, s. milk ; a dart.
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i^cACA-o, geaiad/i,} ° '
5eACAi]ie, geataire, s. m. a small cake.