An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

pie PLE pUi PLU
piull^m, piullam, v. to peck, Sh.
PiúcA]t, piuthar, s. m. a sister.
piucA|\AtfiU\ct), piutharamhlachd, s. f. sistcrli-
ness.
pnicAfAiiiuit, piutharanihuil, a. sisterly.
|3Lá, p/a, s. m. a green plot, a lawn, a meadow.
pUxb, pZa6, s. m. a smut, spot; a fillip.
pU\b«Mne, plabaire, s. m. a babbler.
pU\c, jylac, s. m. a mouthful ; a bit.
pUvcAit), placaid, s. f. a wooden dish.
plACA^e, placaire, s. a full cheeked man ; a man
that eats with a good appetite.
pbACÁncACt), placaniachd, s. f. coarseness.
plAe, plae, s. m. an open place, a high road, o. v.
plÁgvMtii, plagaim, v. I plague, torment.
PUmc, plaic, s. Í. a fine, amercement.
plAiciTj, plaichid, s. f. a flagon.
JDloki'De, plaide, s. f. a plaid, a blanket.
pUkij, plaigh, s. m. a plague, pestilence, contagion,
plokijeokiiiuit, j>/a2i/Amm/i«i7, a. contagious, pes-
tiferous.
piAinet), plained, s. f. a planet.
pX^mncéAX), plainncead, s. m. a blanket.
pl^ic, plait, s. f. the forehead; a secret place.
\:)\Á^x:'\^^, plaitin, s. f. a Uttlc pate, a skull, th(
crown of the head.
pbAtn, plam, a. cm-died.
pLÁnlocacli, a. full-faced ;
head, lumpish.
plot), plod, s. a fleet, Sh.
\^or,, plod, I 3. n,. a pool ; standmg water.
plo-OAc, jilodach, s. m. puddle, mire.
|3ló-0ACA-ó, plodachadh, \ s. floating, buoy-
plót)At), plodadh, }
ancy.
plo-ÓAif5, plodhaisg, s. f a bumpkin, booby.
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