An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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LuDiiAjAii, ludragan, s. m. a shambling slovenly
i'ellow.
Lu-opAim, ludraim, v. I bedaub or smear wltli
puddle.
ttiTjui'AC, ludusach, a. powerful.
l/iip^iAm, lufraidh, s. surrounding.
Lu]q\Aini, lufraim, v. I sun'ound.
Liij, litgh, a. little; swift, active.
t/iiJA, luglia, s. an oath; adj.eompar. and superlative
of Luj, little; s. falsehood, perjury.
tyiijAC, lugach, a. bow-legged.
LujAt), lugliadh, s. swearing au oath.
LiiJAt), h'ghad, s. littleness.
Li'iJA-o, lugliadh, s. want, thirst, drought.
LviJA-OAijitn, lughadaighim, v. I lessen, diminish.
LúJA-oAijceoii^, lughfldaigJitlieoir, s.m. an abater,
diminisher.
t/UJATJOg, liighadog, s. the little finger.
l/iigA'oúJA'ó, lughadughadh, s. diminishing.
LiiJAiin, lughaim, v. I swear.
LiigAin, lugain, s. a shabby fellow.
l/UJAiiTO, lughaird,s. retinue; see Uic