An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

1^1 Al 11K\l MAL
inÁifeAmuil, maiseamhuil, a. handsome, comely,
(.•li'irant.
IllAii'ijim, maisighim, v. I adorn, deck.
111v\i)-iú5at5, maisiughadh, s. ornamenting, deco-
IllAq'teok'o, maisleadh.
11lAi)-ce, niaiste, s. m.
!. a reviling, disparaging.
inastiiF; a match.
m^Ml-ceog, maisteog, s. f. the mastich tree.
1lK\i]-cin, maisiin, s. m. a mastlíF.
IIKvifcin, niaistir, s. m. mine.
lllAiixineAT), maistireadh, s. a churning.
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lllAirciniiii, maistirim,
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IllAii-ciiiujAim, maistrmghaim,
lllAii-cne, maistre^B. a churn.
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11lAi]-cneA-ó, maistreadh, see tnAi]'Di]\eA-ó.
IIIaic, Tiiaith, s. f. good service; " c\\ev An tiiaic
oo ^115110 t)unie", P. A. 44; a. good, excellent;
IVelsh, mad; a chief, a noble; plur.
iiiAice.
111 AiceAC, maitheach, a. absolutory ; s. m. a hare.
lllAiceACA|-, maitheachas, s. m. forgiveness,
pardon.
IHaiccaiii, maitheamh, s. m. an abatement,
slackening.
niAireAin, maitheamh, '\ s. m. forgiveness, re-
IllAiceAifinAi', maií/tía- V mission, pardon,
mhnas, } amnesty.
lllAiceAf, maitheas, s.m.druldism, sorcery, necro-
mancy, magic goodness, bounty, beneficence,
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benefaction.
11lAiceA]-AC, 7naií/teasac/í, a. good, benevolent, be-
neficent.
11lAiceAi-Ait)e, maitheasaid/ie, s. m. a benefactor.
WMtyeAcw-.maithfeachus,')
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liiAic]:iocu]*, niaitlifiockus, )
IllAicjniorii, maithghnionh, s. grace, good work.
niAicjnioiiiAC, maithghytiomhach, a. beneficent.
niAicun, maithim, v. 1 forgive, remit.
inAiciiieACA]', maiilimheachas, see mAiceACA]'.
inAictiieAng, maithmheang, a. sweet tongued,
harmless.
mAicrhuineAC, maithmhuineach, a. well-minded.
lllAicpeAiiiuiL, maithreamhuil, a. motherly.
^'\^^x\t]\eÁr^,maithrean,s. an aunt by the mother.
lllAicfeAc, maithseach, a. clement, compassionate,
forgiving.
IIIaL, i7ial, s. m. rent, ta.x, tribute, subsidy, income
; a king, a prince ; a poet ; a champion,
soldier ; a maU, a mallet ; a. slow, dilatory.
111áLa, mala, s. m. a bag, budget, a mail.
111aía, mala, s. m. the eyebrow, a brow; itiaIa
An cnuic, side or brow of a liill.
IHaLaIja]!, malahhar, s. dwarf elder.
inÁUxc, malach, s. m. a load.
IIIaIadói]!, maladoir, s. m. a farmer, renter.
ITlAt-AiT), malaid, s. f. a bag, budget; a saddle.
IIIaLahi, malair, s. m. a merchant.
11lAtAil\c, malairt, s. exchange, barter, alteration,
change.
inAbAinceAC, malairteach, a. mutual, reciprocal.
niAlAincmi, malairtim, 1 v. I exchange,
\X\'\'ÍM\\z^tj^m, malairtighim, J change, barter.
W'\fXM\\z-i\ii^(>m,malairtiughadh, s. exchanging.
niAÍÁn, malan, see molÁn.
lllAÍApnAc, niafo/'tec/i, a. variable, changeable.
IllALAncAin-Ainjioo, malartain-airgiod, s. a
banker.
mAÍAncnAijeAt), malartnaigheadh, s. bartering,
exchanging.
niAlA^icuijce, malartuighthe, part, exchanged,
bartered.
HI aIca-ó, malcadh, s. rottenness, rotting ; bearing,
carrying; Welsh, madredd, putrefaction.
IllAlcAim, malcaim, v. I bear, carry; rot.
lllAlcAine, malcaire, s. m. a porter.
1T1 AlcAii\eAc'OA, malcaireachda, adj. of or belonging
to the market.
inAl/CAi]\eA]', malcaireas, s. f. sale.
tTlAÍcAii\, maleair, \ s. m. a porter, a bearer
1'nAbccAi^\e, malcthaire, i
of burdens.
niAlcce, malcthe, a. rotten, corrupted.
niAlb, mall, a. slow, dilatory, tardy, tedious,
prolix ; late ; boneless.
IIIaILa, media, a. modest, shamefaced, delicate.
11lALtAliA|\CAC, mallahharthach, a. slow spoken.
1llAltAct>, mallachd, s. m. a curse; Welsh,m.c\ltith
; s. f. modesty.
HlAllÁn, mallan, s. m. a mole; a veil.
mAllAn-o, malland, s. the temporal artery. Cor.
lllAblbéutvbAC, mallhheurlach, a. slow spoken,
Sh.
111aIIcot)ac, mallchodacli, s. m. one that sups or
dines late.
11lAÍlio|AomAc, malldromach, a. saddle-backed.
inALL-riimn, mall-mhuir, s. a neap-tide.
lllAbbfinuAinceAt), mallsmuainUadh, s. deep
musing or study.
Vn&\Xz\\\(>\Xó.m,malltriallaidh,s. slow travelling.
TIlAttuJAt), mallughadh, s. ra. a cursing.
IllAbtuije, malluighe,
lllAlbuijce, malluigh-
the.
mAbluijnTi, malluighim,
reprobate.
part, and adj. cursed,
accursed, damned,
flagitious, profligate,
imp' 'US, nefarious,
wicked, unblessed.
V. I curse, condemn,
ITlAÍluijceoiiA, malluightheoir, s. m. a worker of
iniquity, a maligner.
inAl.l,ui5ceoii\eAcr, malluightheoireacht, s. f ini-
quity.