An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

TOR
growing ripe for bearing, as when cows are
near calving.
Tro]\niAcc^itii, tormacliaim, v. I magnify.
Uoi\miiibc, tormuilt, s. f. eating.
Co)in, torn, s. m. a kiln, an oven; a lord, sovereign
; the head, summit.
Uopnokit, t07-nail, s. a knocking one thing
against another ; turning.
UojiiiAiiie, tornaire, s. m. a tui-ner.
UoiwAtAim, iornalaim, v. I turn with a lathe.
CopnAtii, tornamh, s. humiliation, descent, i. e.
c^Aii^niJAt), 0. g.
Coi\Ó5, torog, s. f a princess; a wench.
TToup, torj?, s. m. bulk.
t~oj\pÁn, torpan, s. m. a crab fish; a clod, a
cluster, a bunch.
T:o]\]\, torr, s. m. a tower, heap, pile, mass ; a
hill ; a body of men, congregation.
r'o]\i\AC, iorrach, a. pregnant, with child, pro-
iLhc, productive, accumulative ; Welsh, torrog.
Co]\)\ACA]', torraclias, s. m. pregnancy, con-
ception.
Co]ii\Act), torrachd, a. round.
Co]iHACCAiiii, torrachtaim, v. I make round.
TTojiHACCAin, torracJitain, s. going to visit,
coming.
i:ói\i\A-ó, torradh, a. heaping, piling; a buiial,
watch, guarding.
Có]i|iAim, iorraim, v. I heap, pile.
Uó]inAiii, torramh, s. watching, waking the
dead ; a funeral.
Uo|i]iAiTi, torramh, s. pilgrimage.
Uó)\]iATÍiuini, torramhuim, v. I watch, guard,
wake the dead ; go on pilgrimage.
T:oi\]\Án, torran, s. a liillock, an eminence.
CopiiHA, torrna, Lut / rtu, s. a. aid, Liiu, succoiur.
s
Cont^t,torrthach,-^^
torrthach, "i
fruitful, fertile, im-
CoppCAtil uil, torrth-Y'
pregnate, pregnant.
amhuil,
Uó]inéA'ó, torrthadh, s. a wake, a watching.
ro)\ncAmbAcx), torrthamhlachd, s. f fertility.
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Uo]\nutiii, torrunn, s. thunder.
iró)\]-A, torsa, s. a torch; Mull, 211.
Uo^vp, torsi, s. heaviness. Cor.
UonniAt), tormadh, a. pregnant, growing big. Confcob, torstol, s. m. a chair of state.
iToHmAJA-ó, tormaghadh, s. increasing.
Uoiic, tort, s. m. a cake, a little loaf; Welsh,
CojiniAiTj, tormaid, s. a Norman; a man's name. torth; giving, Sc; adv, by you, aside.
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