An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

nuAiTÍineAC, 7iuaimlineacli, a. fearful.
'11uAi|i, 'nuair, adv. when, whilst; prop, aiiuaih;
A]! 'nuAii\, immediately, ó tiuai]\, seeing that.
IIuaIL, nuall, s. m. a remarkable saying, a lofty
expression, an exalted style ; praise ; an opinion,
utterance, speech ; nuAll jaii Jaoi, a true saying
; a freak ; lamentation, mourning ; howling;
a. famous, noble.
IliiAblAC, miallach, a. freakish; s. m. germander.
11uAllbi:eA)i, miallbhfhear, s. singing in choir.
nuAlUt), mtalladh, "j
nuAllÁti, miallan, \ s. m. howling,
nuAtlyuprAC, nuallfurtach, Í roaring.
nuAllgubA, nuallguhha, )
1UiAllj-An, nuallsan, a. noble, generous.
HuAiiiAiioip, nuamhanoir, s. embroidery.
lluAti! niiar! interj. woe! sorrow! 1110 iuiam!
alas!
'tliiA]', 'tiuas, see Aim A]'.
lluA]', nuas, 1 a. first, new; bAiiie in'n^', i. eninr,
niiis, f in cév bAinne, biestiuiis.
NUI NUS
lluACAig, nitatliaigh, s. the new mansion of
Heaven; " i. e. ze ness, hastiness, fierce-
aclit, ) ness.
ObAi]', chair, s. f work, labour, workmanship.
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