An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

tAn LAN táO LAO
LATiAiiuiin, lanamhuin, s. f. a married couple.
tAtiAoi^', lanaois, s. full age.
LAnAo^-OA, lanaosda, a. full aged.
LÁn'bAicte, lanbhaichle, s. an armful.
tÁnbAHAiiiuil, lanbaramhnil, s. likelihood, Z>on?.
tÁnbéil, lanbeil, s. a morsel, mouthful.
LAnbui-oeAtin, lanhhuidheann, s. a garrison.
LÁncome, lanclioire, s. a large pan.
LÁiicoiiitAini, lanchomlilaim,\. I perform, finish,
accomjjlish.
LÁncoi-AiiiÍAcc, lanehosamldacld, s. all appearance,
Donl.
l-Áncjiiocnuijce, lanchriochnuujhthe, part, fully
accomplished.
'L.\nc)\ó-DA, lanchrodha, s. courageous.
LÁncun'iAct), lanchumhachd, s. full power.
l/AnciniiAC-OAC, lanchumhachdach, s. a plenipo-
tentiary.
l/ÁtTOAinjneAct), landaingneachd, s. f perseverance.
t-Ati-ooinn, landoirn, s. a handful, a maniple.
Laiij^, lanq, a. long, i. e. f-xoi.; s. m. falsehood,
treachery; a pike, spear, javelin; a feast.
Lahja, laiKja, s. a sort of fish.
Lahjac, lanijach, a. slim, slender.
tAnjAit), langaid, s. fetters for horses.
tAiijATOe, langaidhe, s. slimness.
tAiijAme, langaire, s. ibam; a hungry-bellied
fellow.
l/AiijÁn, langan, s. m. the breast; noise; the
lowing of deer ; a spent fish.
t.v\n5An-'b]\Á5Ai'o, langan-hhraghaid, s. the weasand.
LÁiijAnn, langann, s. very little, great scarcity.
LAngejiitAC, langerilach, s. a lamprey, Sh.
tAiiiiA-ó, lannadh, s. peeling.
tAniiATJA, lannadha, a. studded.
t/AnuAini, lannaim, v. I cut, put to the sword.
tAnnAiit lannair, s. f radiance, gleani.
l/AtinAineAc, /ajmaiVeacA, a. radaant, shining.
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L^nnjAn, lanngan, s. m. the lowing of the hial
after the stag.
LAiingleufCA, lamiglensta, s. an enclosure
LÁ-notiloj, la-nodlog, s. Christinas Day.
LAnnoi|i, Lannoii\^s. f. acow.
LAnnnAC, lannrach, s. m. a vast flame.
l/Anii)\u5Ar), lannriighad/ifS.m.. gli-'.ening, gleam-
ing, glittering.
LAtmnuijim, lannrujglum, v. I glitter, shine,
gleam.
LArincAoiii, lanntaoir, s. a partition.
lyAncoiii, lantoir, s. a pantry, Sh.
l^Annuin, lannuir, s. f. gleam, glitter, splendour,
radiance.
l/Ánpuiic, lanphunc, s. a full period or stop.
Ljin]-Ait)e, lansaidhe, s. m. a pikeman.
LÁn]-5]\út)At), lansgrudadh, s. strict search.
LÁn]-j;ui]\c, lansguiH,-^. f alapful.
LÁni'nÁcAio, lansnathad, s. f a needleful.
l.Áiifoillei]\, lanshoilleir, a. evident, clear
LÁiifolupcA, lansholusta, a. very brilliant
LÁnfuileAC, lanshuileaeh, a. full-eyed.
LÁticAÓx), lantkaod, s. high water.
tÁncÍACT), lantlachd, s. f a perfect liking.
LcMicoil, lantoil, s. f satisfaction.
l/ÁncoileAc, lantoileach, a. giving full satisfac-
tion.
LAncobbAt), lantolladh, s. perforation.
LÁncopivAC, lantorrach, a. pregnant.
LÁncú]\bA, lanthurhha, s. a guard.
t/Aob, laohh, a. partial, prejudiced.
LAobtJA, laohhdha, s. bending, inclining.
1 7 J. . . . "i s. f. a side line or fettAn5p,aisZa«^Mr
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ter for a horse or
tA.i5peicii,, langpheitzr,
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1/Aoc, laocJt, s. m. a hero, champion, a soldier
LAocAiiiuib, laochamladl, a. brave, heroic.
tAocÁn, laochan, s. m. a would-be hero; dim. of
bAOC.
Lao-ó, laodli, see Iaoj ; s. m. pith, marrow.
l-Ao-óÁn, laodhan, see U\oit)eAn.
t-ÁnjÍAice, langhhice, s. a handful; a gripe. Lao-oóij, laodoig, r. f the little finger.
t/Anjuin, langhuin, s. a period.
Laoj, luogk, s. m. snow; a calf; Welsh, Iho.
LAnimince, lanimirce, s. egress and ingress. Laojac, laoghach, a. abounding in calves.
l^ÁiilóJA-ó, lanlogliadh, s. a plenary indulgence.
"LáuIuac, lanluach, s. full price, full value.
LAotAlbATO, laonhallaidh, r.
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LA05-pAt)A, laog-Jiadha, >
Lao JA]>, laoghar, s. m. a claw, toe, a fork.
'LÁnmA]íA, lanmara, s. a full tide, spring tide, Lcvogyeoib, laoghfheoil, s. f vea
UÁniiiuipeACT), lanmhuireachd, s. f repletion. Laoj-Ii jeAC, laogh-ligheach, s. a cow that has
l/Aun, lann, s. m. laud; a chm'ch, a house, re- newly calved.
pository; a veil, vizard; a gridiron; a stud, Laojuac, laoghrach, a. pronged, forked.
a boss ; a scale of a fish, a fin ; s. m. and f a Laoi, laoi, an oblique case of bÁ, a day; s. m.
sword, a blade, a knife.
hire, wages ; a tail ; a song, poem.
lyAoib, laoibh, a. partial.
lAoibpi, laoibhri, 3. m. a tyrant, despot, op-
pressor.
Laoi-ó, laoidh, s. m. a poem, a hymn; excitin",
a-ilmatiug, i. e. ^lieApACAii.