An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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Imi^íini, imirim, v. I give, go, depart.
1mil\r, imirt, s f. play, playing, dalliance.
1mH\cini, imirthim, v. I play, game.
1tiii]\cUvn, imirtlan, s. a gaming house.
ImiA-o, imlad, s. motion, stirring.
1niU\t)Aim, imladaim, v. I change, move, alter-
nate.
ItiilÁn, imlan, a. full, perfect, entire.
InilAriAct), imlanachd, s. fullness, perfection.
liiile^'bAii, imleabhar, s. a tome, volume.
ImleAC, imleach, s. m. a lick.
ImleACAt), imleachadh, s. licking.
Itnleój, imleog, s. f the navel.
Iiiilijim, imlighim, v. I lick.
Inilijce, imlighte, part, licked.
Imbnn, imlinn, 1 ^ ^ ^^^ ^^^^^j
liiiuocAn, imliocan, j
Itiilioc, imlioc, a. bordering on a lake.
Imne, imne, adv. thus.
Imnéi]', imneis, s. f. a fettering orbinding together.
Imneipjim, irmieisighim, v. I bind, tie.
liiiniTJe, imnidhe, s. care, diUgence.
limii-óeAc, imnidheach, a. careful, anxious, soli-
citous.
Ininip, imnisi, s. contention, disunion; a tie,
bond, obligation.
1mni^-im, imnisiin, v. I yoke, tie.
linpÁTDAÍin, imradhaim, see lom^iÁ-CAitn.
ImnÁ-óceAC, imradhteach, see lompAi-oceAC.
1iTH\ATn, imramh, see lotn^iAiti.
1mi\0ACA-ó, imreacadh, s. a meeting, rencounter.
1 mi\e \ccAil., imreaccail, s. f. a meeting, ren-
counter.
InipeAccuib, imreaccuibk, v. it happened, fell
out.
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liTiiieAr, imreas, '
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m. dispute, controversy,
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strife, misimderstanding. °
1 mjieAi'ÁnAC, hnreasanach, a. controversial, dis-
cordant.
1ni)\eApAiiA-D, imreasanadh, s. contending, dis-
puting.
1iTipeA|'Aini, imreasaim, 1 v. I strive, dis-
ImpeApAnAini, imreasanaim,} pute, contend.
InilieApAnuioe, imreasanuidhe, s. m. a disputant.
Itiipeimmgim, imreimnighim, v. I travel, go
about.
1iTi]ieinn, imreinn, prep, and S. on or through
Ireland, i. e. im ^ipinn, i. e. pA eipinn, Br. 1j.
Im^eipe, imreise, see imneApÁn.
lin^ieuLc, imreult, s. a star.
1ni]\iTn, imrim, s. a riding, a pace or gait of a
horse ; v. I play, amuse.
Inipiul, iniriul, s. m. a ranging, gadding.
1iti]\opt)up, imrordus, see ioiii]\o]\T)up.
Impcing, imscing, s. f a bedroom, closet; i. e.
" boc bee itiiA cimceAllA hii-óai", o. g.; a
cover, covering; i. e. "cutiitiAC, o. g.
ImpeAC, imseach, a. revengeful.
linpeACAn, imseaclian, s. m. rage, fury.
ImpeAccjAAC, imseachtrach, s. m. a project.
ImpeApjnA, imseargna, see inieApopgAin ; s. a
scuffle, contention.
Inil-jeing, imtgeing, s. a small apartment
liiifiubbAHTi, imshiubhlaim, v. I walk about,
ramble.
^mymom,imshniomli, s. heaviness, sadness; care,
diligence ; concern, dread, fear. t'rt^'] J
ImiSiiomAc, imshniomhach, a. anxious, soUcitous
Inipi-ó, impidh, s. f a twig, rod.
^mi~\\ut, imsliruth, s. contrition.
Iiiipi-óe, impidke, s. m. a prayer, petition, sup- ItnceAct), imtlieachd, s. f. progress, migration,
plication, intercession ; conversion, turning. departure ; an adventure, feat.
ImpioeAC, impidheach, s. m. a petitioner, inter- 1iTiceAct)ui5e, imtheachduighe, s. m. a traveller,
cessor.
a person about to depart part, departed, gone.
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Impmini, impidhiin, \ v. I beseech, entreat, 1tTiceA|Ac, imthea7v, a. Ion.
Impuijim, ivipuighim,) pray, request, concert. linceAp, imtheas, s. going; i. e. out.
1n,p,,,, impir, 1
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impi|Ae, impire,)
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Imcij, imthigk, v. begone, 2d pers. imper. of
iintijim, imthighim, v. I go, emigrate, remove.
1nip)|ieAcr>, impireachd, s. f. an empire.
ImcpeApcjAA'D, imthreascradh, s. wrestUng.
InipmeAifiuil, impireamhuil, a. imperial.
1mc]ieApc|\Aim, imthreascraim, v. I wrestle.
Inipoijce, impoighte, part, converted.
1mcuA]i5Aii, imtuargan, s. m. a conflict, battle.
1nl]^Aó, imradh, see iotmiaa-o.
Imcup, imthus, s. f. a progress, expedition; his-
tory.
InicupA, imthusa, s. adventures, feats.
In, in, in old MSS. written for the article An
in is the interog. is it? "In Ag peA^iAib botg
tiA]! pAnti no in aj cuaca t)e TOAnAin". In,
prep, in; this is always used in old MSS. instead
of the Ann of the modems; In, s. the
country; 1n, like An and Am, is sometimes a
negative and sometimes an intensitive particle,
see Ain and An; In, adj. little, small; In, used
in compound words, means fit, proper.
1nA, ina, adv. than.
1n'A, iria, in his, her, etc.
InÁiT), inaid, than are; " Ay nieApA me ca nió|i
inAit) rA bcACATJAij bpúiweAiiiÍA", *S. A. 52.
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