An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

lAmfeup, iairfhenr, s. m. aftergrass.
lAipgciAlt, iairgciall, s. m. afterwit.
lAinitibeA]\lA, iairmbearla, an adverb according
to the modern grammarians, but the ancients
called all words by this name except nouns
and verbs.
lAi)\fceA]\c, iairsceart, s. the west.
1oki)\rneAb, iairlreabh, s. a habitation.
1A1]'5-I,inne, iaisg-linne, s. a fishpond.
1>.vb, ial, s. m. light; adv. ever.
IaIÍ, iall, s. a shoe; Heh., naal, shoes; a flock,
herd, drove; s. f. alatchet, thong; Heb., naal,
to latch, shut ; God forgive you, Sh.
IaIIac, iallach, s. m. a brace, thong ; a. full of
thongs.
lAtbAcpAn, iallaclirann, s. shoes.
lAllin, iallin, \ s. m. a thong, shoemaker's
lAblóg, iallog, j thread.
lAtcóg-ieACAiji, ialtog-leatliair, s. a bat.
lAn, ian, s. a vessel; the blade of a sword.
lApAb, iapal, s. a controversy.
1a]\, iar, s. the end, everything last, every
extremity; a weasel; the west; a bird; a.
dark,- black; adv. back, backwards, to the
west; after, afterwards; is put for Aip, at,
upon.
lA|\A'ó-pi)Ait),iamd!A-»'Mai(í/i,s.m. the male weasel.
lA]VAin, iarain, ) adv. afterwards, again, anew,
lA]\An, iaran, ) afresh, thenceforth.
lA^iAnn, iarann, s. m. iron.
lAjiAfingA, iaranngha, a. iron.
lApAnn-§eAb, iarann-gheal, s. tin.
lAi^bel, iarbel \ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^.^
lA)\Deo, larblieo,)
lA]\b1,eocAn, iarbhleothan, s. aftermilk.
lAnceAnn, iarcheann, see iAi]iceAiin.
^^\\com6^\\eó.m,iarcho7nllaireamh,s. after-reckon-
ing.
lA)\cuiiiie, iarchuimhe, s. aftergame.
Ia^cuIca, iarculta, a. churlish, backward.
lA]TOoe, iardoe, 3. a fawn, i. e. fiA-o bee ócc, o.g.
lA^TOÁm, iardain, see iA|icc