An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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Injniii, ingiuil, s. f. consequence, conclusion.
IngnuieAc, ingiuileach, a. consequent.
Ingle, inghle, a. impure, unclean.
Ingiéit), ingleid, s. f. a hook.
Ingtemi, ingleim, s. f. peril, danger.
Ingliiine, inglinne, a. uniirm, loose, insecure.
iiigne, ' ingne,) "
liignitiiin, ingnidhim, v. I nip, pincli.
IngjiAi, ingrai, s. keeping, herding; " lAcob aj
ingjioii CAepAc", L. Brec.
Injpéiiii, inglweim,\ s. f. persecution, oppres-
Injjinii, inghrimh, J
sion, ravening.
^n^\\é^mteAC, ingreimtheach, s. m. a persecutor.
1niACc\n, iniatar, s. a bowel or entrail
1nit>, inid, s. f. Shrove tide; Welsh, ynid.
1tiit>A, inida, 111 . •,
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Imll, inill, s. f. pleasure; a fortress.
Itnlc, inilt, s. £ fodder.
Itiilcitn, inUtim, v. I feed, graze.
Ininj, ining, a. clean, pure.
ImomcAp, iniomchar, a. portable.
Itiinc, inirt, a. weak.
1ni]\ce, inirie, s. weakness, feebleness.
Ini]-, inis, s. f. an island; gen. mi'e; distress,
misery; imp is the second pers. imper. of in-
Vun.
Inipce, i7usce, s. reproach.
Inn'cijiTn, iniscighim, s. a garden, L. Breac.
1ni]-irn, inisim, see inpm.
Inipot, inisiol, s. a servant, inferior.
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inipol, imsiol,)
a. edible, eatable.
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InLxoccAt), inlaochtadh, a. fit to bear arms.
Itil-eAt), inleadh, s. making ready, preparing.
lnleiji]-, inleigJiis, a. curable.
Iiileijce, inleighte, a legible.
Inleicj-geulA, inleithsgeula, a. excusable.
Inlnii, inlim, v. I prepare, make ready, level.
Itiriie, inmhe, s. rank, dignity, preeminence, precedence
; an estate, patrimony, land ; entrails.
IniiieAC, inmlieach, a. eminent, high, ripe, advanced.
liiriieAtJOiiAc, iiwiheadkonach, a. mean, middle,
inward.
InriieATDOiiACT), inmlieadhonachd, s. f. temperance.
^nmeóXion&^-^inmheadlioJias, s. temperance.
1iitíiéAt)ui5te, inmheaduiglithe, a. multipHable.
1oniiie«.\llcA, inmheallta, a. deceivable, ialhble.
^\^mei^.YOs,illml^easda, a. commendable, probable.
Iniiieit), inmheidh, see iniiie.
lniiieot)AnAc. imnheodhatiacli, see inmeAtionAc.
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IniiiiAnn, iiiuihiann, s. a great desire.
InmiAnnA, inmhianna, a. desirable.
Imiiittein, inmhillein, a. blamcable.
Intfium, inmlmin, a. dear, beloved, loving, aftable,
courteous.
Inn, inn, see mti; s. a wave; pron. we, us; adv.
in, therein.
InnAuiAio, innainadh, s. a want, deficiency.
IniiApAiTJ, innaraidh, s. wages, hire, rewai'd.
InnbeAp, innbhear, s. m. pasture; " AgAp pmne
pobA^, A innbi]i, AjAp CAOipij a Iaiíi"; the
mouth of a river.
InuToiiAu, inndradh, see lonnpAt).
1nne, inne, s. the middle, midst ; " nine v\n caua,
i. e. nieo'óon An uipge", o. g.
Inne, z«?ie, 1 i i ^ -i i
^ . • • 77 > s. a bowel, entrail; plur. 1111130.
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InneAc, inneach, s. m. a curse; woof or weft;
attendance.
InncAU, inneadh, s. m. want.
InneAt, inneal, s. restraint.
InneAli, inneall, s. service, attendance; an instrument,
tool, machine; a mode, mood, state,
condition ; mien, carriage, deportment ; dress,
attire ; process ; order, form, preparation.
InneAbÍAt), inneaUadh,s. an instrument, engine.
InneAlcA, innealta, a. well-adorned, neat,
sprightly.
InneAlcAct), innealtachd, s. f nicety, neatness
InneAlcpAt), innealtradh, s. pasturage.
1tineAtc|\Aini, innealtraim, v. I graze.
InneAiii, iniieamh, s. m. increase, augmentation.
Innei-óini, inneidhim, v. I tell, veiiiy.
Inneiji, inneir, s. f. dung.
1niiei]\it), inneiridh, s. sitting up, watching.
Iniieoin, inneoin, s. f. an anvil; Welsh, einnion
a block of stone; a navel, the middle of a
pool; prep. Aitii-oeAin; in spite of; s. m. a
hero, deteiider.
InneoineAt), inneoineadh, s. striking, stamping
InneonAim, inneonaim, v. I strike, stamp.
InneopAT), inneosad, v. I will tell.
Iiinoi-geit), innesgelbh, s. decollation.
InnpeACAiiii, innfheathairn, v. I meditate, design,
think, intend.
Iiiiiguill, innguill, s. m. result.
ImniAiipuije, inniarruighe, a. desirable.
Inni je, innighe, see innje.
Innil, innil, s. f. a gin, snare; an instrument,
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liinile, innile, s. cattle.
Innill, innill, s. a fort, garrison, po peAj.Mti
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