An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

IllAociiieipcnit), maot/imheirtnidh, s. weakness,
effeminacy, despondency.
mAoriinu\t>, maothmhuadh, a. nice, delicate.
HIaocój, maothog, s. f. an embryo egg.
IIIAOC05, maothog, a. wild; iiiiL 111AOC05, wild
honey, Keat.
in^xocojlAcuf, maothoglachus, s. m. tlie tliii-d
stage of human life, from IG to 34 years of age.
nioAr)\Án, maotJiran, s. m. an infant.
111.\orfiiileAct3, maotlishuileachd, s. moisture of
the eyes.
lllAocúJA-ó, maothuyhadh, s. mollification, moistening.
IllAocinjnn, maothuigJiim, v. I soften, moisten,
irrigate.
niAocuijce, maotlntigJdJic, part, softened.
IIIa^, mar, adv. as, like, wherein.
ni^HA, mara, adj. of or belonging to the sea;
gen. of mui^; s. m. a tempter. ,
111A]\AC, ?íia7-ae/í, adv. to-morrow; m\\ nA niÁpAC,
or Ap A iiiÁ]\AC, on the next day.
lllAHAct), marachd, s. f. en-or, mistake; marine.
IIIAHA5, manig, s. (. a pudding.
1llA]\Aiúe, maraidhe, s. m. seaman, mariner.
niApAn, mamn,s. entertainment.
11K\i\-An-cceAT)nA, mar-an-ceeadna, adv. likewise,
in like manner.
IllA^iAon, 7narao7i, adv. together, as one ; iiiA]U\on
nil', along with liim.
111a)\a]', maras, s. a myriad.
IIIajiajxaI,, marascal, s. m. a herald, a marshal.
111a]u\i-5aI, marasgal, s. m. a regidator, a master.
11lA,vvr5Al, mara^gal 1
inA]\A]-5lAct), marasglaclid,)
MAR MAR
subjection.
111a]\a]-j;Iac-o, marasglaclid, s. f superintendence,
regulation.
111 Apb, marbli, a. dead, heavy, benumbed ; Welsh,
marw.
niA^ibAc, marhhacli, a. deadly, destructive, per-
nicious.
11lAnbAct>, marbhachd, s. f. languor, torpidity.
inAi\bA-ó, marbhadh, s. m. slaughter, killing,
massacre.
lllAiibAiiii, marbhaim, v. I kill, slay.
niApbÁn, marbhan, s. m. the margin of a book ;
a corpse, a dead body.
11lAi\'bAnAC, marblianach, a. cadaverous.
11lAi\bAncA, marbhanta, a. lifeless, exanimate,
inanimate, languid, sluggish.
IllAnbAncACT), marbhantachd, S. f. deadness, ri-
gidity, rigom'.
niApbcpA]-, marbhchras, s. m. a cai-case.
1llA]\bt))\A0it), marbhdJiraoidh, s. m. a necromancer.
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11lApbt)]iAoit)eACT), marbhdhraoidlieachd, s. f. necromancy.
11lA^\'bt>]iot5ionn, marbhdroigldonn, s. agrimony;
agrimonia.
TnA|\bfAif5, marbhfaisg, s. bands by which the
hands and toes of dead persons are tied;
shrouds.
lllA^ibbA, marbhla, s. a still day.
11lA]\bl.ApA, marbhlapa, s. torpor, torpitude,
numbness.
inA^ibnA, marbhna, s. f. an elegy.
1TlA]ibo]icAbce, marbhortaliclie, s. a lethargy,
*S/i.
lllApb^Ai-o, marbraid, s. a fort.
inAi\b]iAiin, marblirann, s. an elegy, death song,
an epitaph.
111Á)\biiAnncAC, marbhranntacli, a. elegiac.
11lA]\bf|\uc, marbhsliritth, s. the wake of a ship.
niAi\bi:A, marbhtha, \ a. death-giving, morlllApbcAC,
marbhthach, \ tal, cruel.
niA]\béAC'o, marbhthachd, s. f. mortality.
niApb-cij, HiarWi-i/ay/i, s. a charnel house.
11lA]\bcói]i, marbhthoir, s. m. a miurderer,
slaughterer.
1TI ApbuAip, marbhuais, s. many cows ; i. e. tno]\Án
bó, 0. g.
IllApbi'iJAt), marhhugliadli, s. killing, murdering.
11lAnc, inarc, 1 , tt/ 7 j 1
„, .' ' >s.m. ahorse; (KeM, march
IIIahcac, marcac/i, s. m. a horseman, a knight
a pei-son having many horses.
Yt^ó,no^.cx), marcaclid, ") c -t 1
inA,cA,t.eAct),»i«re«i(/A-K' ",°°'
eachd, y "'^"^^^P-
11lA]tcAC-T)Ain, marcach-dain, s. a rehearser o
poems, a person who attended the poet.
1l1Al^c-colmllon5, marc-choimhliotig, s. a horse-
race.
ITlAjicbAC, marclach, s. m. any provision or
quantity of victuals.
11lA]\cbAnii, marclann, s. m. a stable.
mÁpcjíeit, marcre'd, s. a mackerel.
niAjicpLuAJ, inarcshluagh, s. m. cavalry; a
cavalcade.
TllA^vcuijeAct), marcHtgh-
eachd, {^ f s. f. f riding, horse-
Ill AjicuipcACt), marcuisisi
manship.
eacM,
niAjicuijim, marcuighim, v. I ride.
lllApcuq", marcuis, s. m. a marquis.
IIIahj, 77iarg, s. a mai'k in money.
IllApjA, 7nargha, a. marine.
IllApgAti, ma7-gadli, s. m. a market, a bargain;
tllA^igA-ó niupcA. a proverb signifying a great
bargain; alias bo ai]i JAt); Welsh, marchaud
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