An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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teij-se, leisoe, s. sloth, laziness, indolence.
teii'geAii, leisgean, s. m. a lazy person.
Leii-geoip, leisgeoir, s. m. an idler.
teii-jeul-, leisgeul, see letti-jeul.
Lei)-inj;eAn, lekingliean, s. f. a step-daugliter.
Leic, leith, s. f. a half, a side, a turn; |v\ l^eic,
individually; o I'oin a l-eic, from that time to
this; account, respect, regard; "oo teic -a
Aoife".
Leicbe, leithhhe, s. partiality.
LeicbpeACAC, leithhhreacach, s. m. a co-relative.
t,eicb)iÁ5An, hithbhragan, s. m. a pigmy sprite,
supposed to be always employed at making or
mending a single shoe, fromleic, one, or half
a pair; b^ioj, a shoe, An, artifex: he was an
emblem of industry.
leiccéAt), leitkchead, s. fifty; half an hundred
weight.
leicceAl, leithcheal, s. partiality.
leié-óeAbb, Icithdhealbh , s. bas-reUef.
LeicT)|\eAct)Aini, hithdJireachdaim, v. I excuse.
\,eiceAT), h'itliead, s. breadth.
LeiceAti-iiieun, leithead-meur, s. m. an inch.
Leicéit), leitheid, see beicit).
Leicei]-, leitheis, s. f. derision, mockery.
t-eiceA]róA, leiteardha, a. literary.
teiceog, leitheog, s. f. a flounder.
teiceolAc, leitheolach, s. m. a novice, a smat-
teror.
LéicjeAbAC, leithghealacli, s. ra. the half-moon.
leirjLinn, Leitlighlinn, s. Denmark and Norway
; i. e. Loclinn.
teirjlóin, leithghloir, s. m. false glory.
teiciT), leilldd, s. f. the hke, a peer, paragon.
teicine, leithide, s. duplicate.
Leicinn^'e, leitlthmse, s. a peninsula.
LeicimeAb, leithimeal, s. m. a border or coast;
a. partial.
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te,Éle,c, leithlcíth,
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teicneACt), leithneachd, s. f. breadth.
Leicpuijmn, /c'í%'/í!H^/íííí/í, s. f. a half-
pi'iiny.
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