An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

ITIeAiigAC, meannacli, a. crafty, deceitful; s.
common cinquofoil; potcntilla reptans.
llleAnjAn, meangan, \ s. m. a bough, branch,
llleAngLÁT), meanglan, ) twig, ozier.
1l1e.\tACt), mmiigalachd, s. m. sprouting, budding.
nieAngi^Aice, mefingraite, s. sophistry.
llleAnniA, meanma^^ s. nature, temper, bent,
IHeAniTiAin, inean-^ disposition; " iio Ui
main, J ceAÍg in* riieAnmuin".
nieAnniA, 7neanma, \ s. corn-age, vigour, high
incATiinAin, meanmahi,) spirits, gladness.
llleAUtnA, 7)ieanmii,"i s. mind, memorj' ; "x)o
llleAnniAin, mean-> |AuinieAn iiia rheAnmain,
j TiiAin".
llleAnniAiiAC, meanmaracli, s. spirited, sprightly.
llleAnmAiiAX), ineanmaradh, s. thought.
llleATiincAfAC, meanmchasach, a. benevolent,
well-minded.
meAntnlAige, meanmlatge, s. dulness, laziness,
weakness of spirit.
llleAnmnAigini, meanmnaigldm, v. I regale,
gladden.
ineAiitiuiJAt), meanmughadh, s. exhortation,
stining up.
ineAiiiiiuin, nuanmuin, s. joy, gladness.
IlleAiin, meann, a. manifest; famous, illustrious,
celebrated; dumb, mute.
llleAtiii, meann, 1 , .
; s. a kid.
IlleAnnAii, meannan,\
IlleAiinAt), mcannad, s. a place, room.
llleAiiiiAn, meunnan, a. manifest.
111eAnnÁn-Aei]i, »íea«nan-«eíV, s. a snipe.
111oAnn-eA]\bA, meann-earha, s. a fawn.
llleAniipAct), meannraclid, s. f. happiness, bliss,
good luck.
nieAiicAib, meantail, s. f. deceit.
IlleAncAlAC, meantalach, a. deceitful, perfidious,
PsaL, Yui. 4.
llleAncAbAct), meanialac/id, s. f. perfidy.
nieAncAn, meantan, s. m. a snipe.
llleAncu'p-gAi^TOin, meantus-gairdin, s. spearmint
; montha sativa.
llleAnuip, meamiii; s. meditation, thought ; " bA
iTio|i vo niAic po iiieAnum".
IlleAji, mear, s. concupiscence, lust; activity,
quickness ; a. quick, sudden ; Heb., maher, to
hasten :'merry, mirthful, joyous, jocund, blithe,
blithesome, jolly, pla)^"ul, sprightly ; wanton.
méA]i, inear, s. m. a finger, a toe.
méA)\ACAti, mearacan, s. m. a thimble, thumb-
stall ; a quick motion or action.
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IHéApACÁn-pocAin, mearacan-^ s. purple fox-
siothain, f glove; digi-
ITIéA'pACÁn-nA-mnA-pje, mea- T talis purpuracan-na-mna-sighe,
J rea.
llleAHACt), mearachd, s. f. blunder, error, mistake.
llleAHACDAc, m^araclidach, a. en-oneous, wrong.
t11eApAct)A^-Ac, mearackdasach, a. wanton, mad
for sport.
llleA^Acc, mearacht, s. a quick or spirited action.
111éA]\Acc, mearacht, s. fingering, or the act of
touching a musical instrument.
nieAHACro-ceille, mearachd-ceille, s. madness;
error iu judgment.
nieAiiAX), mearadh, s. affliction; Heb., mara, to
ITleAmnAC, meamnach, \ ' • % j
'
^i^jo"
afflict.
tn ÓAnAjÁn, »!€ara^an, s. m. fingering, handling
J maguammous. a thimble.
meA]\Aicinn, mearaicMnn, s. insanity.
ITleAHAije, mearaighe, s. m. a fool; joking, humbugging.
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TIleAiiAijini, mearaigJiim, v. I mistake, err.
T11eA]\Aitne, mearaithne, s. f. a shght knowledge
of one.
llleAixb, mearbk, s. error.
llleApbA, mearhha, s. m. a lie, fiction.
nieA]\bAib, mearbhaU, a. random; upcop meAp-
bAil.
IHeApbAb, mearbhal, s. m. a mistake, random.
incApbAbbAct), mearbhallachd, s. f. erring.
1'neA)\t)ACT3, meardhaclid, s. f. madness.
IlleApuAnA, meardhaiia, a. foolhaidy.
llleAp'DAnAct), meardlianacltd, s. f. rashness.
méApt)pAc, meardrach, s. m. a concubine, cour-
tezan.
niéAjTOpACAf, meai'drachas, s. m. concubinage.
IlleAHjtfnc, meargant, a. wanton, playful.
HleApgÁncA, mearganta, \ a. perverse, obstiineApnigce,
mearmghthe,\ nate; brisk.
111 eA]ij^pÁt), mearghradh, s. m. fondness.
nieApUic, mearlacU, s. m. a thief
llleApUct,, mearlachd,-\ ^ ^ ^^^^^
11leA]\l,e, mearie, )
meA)\)-Ainii, mearsainn, s. strength, health.
HleAiíi-AinneAc, mearsainneach, a. healthy, durable,
hardy.
111eA]ic, meart, s. m. spying, injuring, destroying,
discouraging ; a garment.
tneA]iú§A-o, mearnghadli, s. bafiling.
ineA]iui-óe, meariddhe, s. m. a thief, cut-purse.
111eA]\ui5ceoip, mearidghtlieoir, s. m. a baffler,
coufounder.
tlléAp, yneas, s. f a fish; a mode or mood in
music ;fruit, particularly acorns ; Tr£&A,mesen
Heb., asan, a place for fruit; a measure; a