An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

Ion LON toil LOR
tomAn, Ionian, s. m. an ensign, banner, a small
hand ; a log of timber, a knot in timber ; a
piece of timber stripped of its bark.
LoiiiAriAC, lomanach, s. m. a bald man; a poor
person.
toni.^nn, lomann, s. m. a bag, a pod.
totiiAn, lonihar, a. brilliant, transparent, stately.
'LoniAH, lomar, s. f. a fleece.
toiiiAjiAitii, lomaraim, v. I fleece, clip, pluck.
totiu\]\5Aiii, lomargain, s. devastation.
totiiA^\c, lomari, s. a peeling, shearing; a fleece.
totiiA]\CA, lomartha, part, bald, bare, shorn,
shaven.
LombAi^i, lomhair, s. hair; a fleece.
toincoio, lomcoidh, v. to carry, Sh.
1/0111 cofAC, lomchosach, a. barefooted.
toiii-ÓA, lomdha, a. equal, equipoised, of equal
weight.
totiieijni, lomeigin, s. tearing, stripping.
tomyolbAf , lomfhollas, a. clear, manifest.
toniiAiiii, lomlaim, v. I chafe, rub, fret.
LotiiiÁn, lomla}i,a. quite full, S. ^4. 70.
tonniA, lomna, s. a string, a cord, rope.
tonitiocT), lomnochd, a. naked.
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Loiiinoiji, lomnoir, s. a harper.
totiioi, lomoi, s. a shorn sheep.
'Lotii]3Af, lompas, a. sparing, niggardly; s. a
disease in horses.
toiiiiiAc, lumrach, a. eflulgent, bright, shining,
gorgeous.
'Lotii]\A-ó, lomradh, s. a fleece of wool; eff'ul-
gence, gorgeousness.
toiiijiÁTJÓi]!, lomradoir, s. m. a clipper, shearer,
depilator.
LoniiiAitn, lomraim, v. I shear, clip.
Lomi\AifceAc, lomraisteach, a. naked, bare.
toiii)\Ai]xeAcx), lomraisteaclid, s. f. nakedness.
LoiiicA, lomtha, part, peeled, stripped.
Lotncói]i, lomthoir, s. m. a barber, shearer.
Loll, Ion, s. m. food, provision; store; an elk;
a marsh, pond, morass, meadow ; cost, fare ; a
dwelhng, habitation ; light, splendour.
ton. Ion, s. the hip.
Loll, Ion, "I i
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LoiiAt), lonadh, ° '
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LonT)i.ib, londubh,^
LotiAc, lonach, a. talkative ; voracious.
LonAt), lonadh, s. resting.
LoiiAif), lonaidh, v. he coloured, grew red.
LonAij, lonaigh, s. a scofl', a jest.
LonAigiiii, lonaighim, v. I dwell; loiiAiji'iAt),
i. e. coiiinAijpAt), o.g.
LotiAitr, lonailt, s. a store-house, repository.
ton An, lonan, s. m. boasting.
l/onÁn, lonan, s. m. a talc-bearer, a prater.
LoniT), lonid, s. f. a frothing-stick, a churn-
stafí".
LoncA, loncha, s. a larder, buttery.
Long, long, s. m. light ; " I0115, i. e. Uiaca]w, i.e.
Lóc)iAnn 110 ]'otAi'", Cor.; the fish called ling
s. f. a sliip ; s. m. a cup ; a bed, a hammock
the breast; a house, residence, a place; an en-
closure, encampment ; a. long ; i. e. ita-oa, 0. g.
LotijA-ó, longadh, s. supper; casting, thro%ving,
devouring ; rocking, moving to and fro.
LoiijADAn, longadan, s. m. a swing-swong.
LonjAin, fo?!gram, 1 s. f. a ship's crew; prop.
LongAi]!, longair, j borigfAin.
LongAiiu, longaim, v. I devour, destroy, worry.
l/OngAin, longain, s. the lungs, weasand.
l/OngA]', longas, s. banisliment.
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Loiigb^iAine, longhraine, s. the prow of a ship.
Loiij-cojAit), long-cliogaidh, s. a man-of-war.
LonjyAtJA, longfhada, s. a galley.
Loiijf-Ai]!, long/hair, s. f. a ship's crew; " lotig-
]f-Ai|t, i. e. tongyoiii, i. e. yo]\ toiiige, i. e.
i:oi)ieAnn tomge", Cor.
LoiijiomjeAii, longloingean, s. the gullet, any
pipe.
Lotig-iiiAiniioncA, long-mhairsionta, s. a merchant
ship.
Lonj^Dhouc longphort, s. a palace, royal seat; a
fort, garrison, tent, a camp ; parlour.
Lotigf-Aon, longshaor, s. a shipwiight.
Loug-^'puibin, long-spidlin, s. a pirate.
l/onj-cenie, long-teine, s. a fireship.
LonjcoglJAil,, longthoghhail, s. shipbuilding.
Longciioi-o, longthroid, s. a sea fight.
Lonin, lonin, s. a lane or passage for cattle.
Lonn, lonn, see ÍAiin ; s. anger, choler; high
swelling of the sea ; timbers laid imder boats
in order to launch them the more easily ; a.
strong, powerful, fierce, bold.
LonnAC, lonnach, a. strong, angiy.
Loiinoiiii, lonnaim, see bonnAijim.
LoiiiiAin, lonnain, s. brightness.
Loiinog, lonnog, s. f. a vkago.
LotinógÁm, lonnogain, s. m. a passionate youth.
LonnjiA, lonnra, \ a. sliining, bright, brave,
Lonn]iAC, lonnrach,) illustrious.
LoiinpAc, lonnrach, s. m. a blaze.
LoiinjiAijnii, lonnraighim, v. I shine, brighten.
LonmigAt), lonnughadh, s. an abiding, continuance,
dwelling, sojom-uing.
Lóji, lor, see leo]i.
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