An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

lAS LAS leA
tAoi-oeOkt), laoicUieadh, s. an exhortation.
LAOiróeAn, laoidhean, s. m. pith, pulp, marrow.
tAoi-oecMiAC, laoidheanach, a. pithy, pulpy.
LAOi-oeoin, laoidheoir, s. in. a hymnist; an ex-
liorter.
LAomim, laoidhim, v. I exhort, advise.
LAOileAlJAin, laoileahliair, s. m. a diary.
tAoniieA'óón, laoimheadhon, s. m. mid-day, noon-
tide.
L.voinneAC, laoinneach, a. stately, fine, showy.
tAoiiieulc, laoireult, s. m. morning star.
t-Aom, laoin, s. m. a blaze of fire.
Laoiíi, laomk, a. strong, powerful.
Laoiitóa, laomdha, a bent, bowed, crooked.
LAom-ÓACT), laomdhachd, s. m. curvature, crook-
edness.
LAoriij-gAtiieACT}, lao?nhsgaireachd, s. f. barbarity
gasconade.
LAoiiii'guine, laomsguire, a. great, prodigious,
Lao^, laor, s. a hymnist.
tAoi-boc, laoshhoc, s. m. a castrated goat.
LAocAiiunt, laothamhuil, a. daily.
t/AocAii, Jaothar, s. m. a claw, a toe.
t/A0CA|VAC, laotharach, a. digitated, bisulcous.
tApAc, lapach, s. m. a marsh, a swamp ; a. frostbitten,
benumbed.
"Laid At), (apadli, s. m. a paw, a fist.
LÁpAT)Án, lapadan, s. m. a kind of sea-fish.
l>Án, hw, s. m. the ground, floor, middle, centre
Welsh, lliaur.
t/AjA, lar, s. presence ; prop. tÁcAi^i.
V.5.1\AC, larach, s. m. a field of battle ; site or
vestige of a building ; a filly ; a track, footstep.
'Láiíaj, larag, s. m. armour " ; /. e. toAipg", Cor.
tAiuiiii, lai mi, s. an alarm.
LAf , lus, s. light, flame, fire ; v. light thou.
La^-ac, lasacli, a. slack; fiery, flammable.
Lai-aca-ó, lasachadh, s. slackening.
LA]-Act), lasachd, a. f. inflammabihty.
t^ApAU, lasadh, s. a lace.
\^\~'\x>,lasadh, s. lighting, kindling, shining ; lust.
t/AfAUTi, lasaim, v. I fight, kindle, burn, blaze;
blush.
\/A]-Ai]\, Icsair, s. f flame.
l/Ai'Ain-coitle, lasair-clwille, s. a goldfinch, a
woodpecker.
Va^wiHIIii, lasairim, v. I ignite, burn, inflame.
tAfAiii-leAnA, lasair-leana, s. lesser spear-wort;
ranunculus flammula.
'LAyAi]\cemi5, lasairteinigh, s. a flash oflightning.
'La^aiíiui'L, lasamhuil, a. fiery.
t./A]'Amuin, lasamlaiin, a. fervent; "a ío^a
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