An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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T7eirneA]-AC, ieithneasach, a. hasty, in haste.
UeiC]ie, teitre, s. m. a tabor or timbrel ; a player
on the tabor or timbrel.
Uel, tel, s. fertile ground.
UebAc, telach, s. m. a loosening, undoing.
CelijceAc, telightheach, a. fertile, fruitful.
Ze\Xn\\\, tclliur, s. m. the earth; Lat, tellus;
gen. telluris.
Ueme, teme, a. dark, black.
Cen'ie, temlie, s. f. death, sickness, weakness.
Ueme, teme, '\ s. an eclipse, darkness, black-
Ueniel, temel, > ness; " i. e. xio\\c& no -oop-
Cemen, temen,) cacc", Cor.
Cen, te7i, s. fii-e, i. e. cine, o. g.
UeiiAim, tenaim, v. I pray thee.
Uence, tenche, s. tongs, pincers.
T7enT3dl,, (endal, 1 s. m. a fire, fire-place, hearth
CenbokC, tenlach,) see quot. at cin]:e«.\-ó.
Ceó, teo, a. warm ; s. vigour, strength, power.
reóciioi-oeAC, teochroid/ieach, a. warm-hearted.
Ueojokini, teoghaim, v. I chafe, warm, heat.
reój^i&TÓAc, teoghradhach, a. kind, affectionate,
zealous.
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Teoiji, teoir, adj. thrice, three.
Ceoii\][-eAC, teoirfheac, s. m. a trident.
reoi]\ileOkC, teoirileach, s. m. triumph.
Zreoi]inin, teoirinn, s. bounds, mearings.
íreoi]\inneAc, teoirimieach, a. three-footed, threeforked.
TTeoiceoicAn, teoiieachan, s. m. a warming-pan.
reoireACÁn-niiA]-, teoiteachan-mhias, s. a chafing-
dish.
Ceób, teol, s. m. plenty, abundance ; a thief
UeoiiiA, teorna, a. dexterous, expert.
Ueóp, teor, s. m. a landmark, boundary.
UeópÁ, teora, adj. three, thrice; ceo]ij. tÁ ax^m]'
oiiDce ; s. m. a border, limit, boundary, outline
gen. ceo]iAn.
CeóiiAiicA, teoranta, a. definite.
reó]\co,n, teorchan, s. the space of three hours.
Treó]ico]'AC, teorchosach, a. tliree-footed.
TTeojAJAbbAc, teorghahhlnch, a. three-pronged.
CeójiJAijTOe, ieorghairde, s. triumph.
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