An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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rp'ToeAnjAc, trideangach, a. triennial ; tripartite.
ClÚTséug, trideug, a. thirteen.
r]\i-one, tridne, prep, by us, tlirougli us.
Ciiit))-*, tridsa, prep, by tliee, tlirougli tliee.
TTlÚB^-An, tridsan, prep, by, througli him.
Ciii'oy-oitti'e, tridshoillse, s. transparency.
T:]^í•ofoil^i-eAC, tridshoilheacli, a. transparent.
^l^í-pc1o, tri-f/tichid, adj. threescore, sixty.
C]iipltce, trifhiUte, a. tlirecfold, triple.
UnifoJA)», trifhoghar, s. m. a triphthong.
T7)úleoncA, trileonta, s. a quivering sound.
Uinlif , trills, s. f. bushy hair.
UnilifeAC, triliseach, a. hairy, crested.
r]iilleACAn cjiAige, trilleachan traighe, s. a gatherer
of oysters.
UniliyeA]icAct), trillfheartaclid, s. a cough.
TiMllfeAnn, trilheann,\ s. m. a small torch, a
Cliil-lpt), trillsidh, lanthorn.
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UpiiiiCAi", trimheas, s. three pounds weight.
Ul\ini]-e, trimse, prep, by me, through mc.
TTpingeAt), tringead, s. dri\-ing, impelling.
Upin^-e, trinse, s. a trench.
Cnin]-éii\, trinseir, s. f. a trencher, a wooden
plate or dish.
Ufioblói-o, triobloid, s. f. trouble, afiliction, conihct;
Welsh, trabludd.
UpiobloiDeAC, triobloideach, a. troublesome, impertinent,
anxious, disturbed.
T7]Moc, triocli, s. the hooping cough.
U^iocA, triocha, s. a district; a cantred.
UiiiocAt), iriocliad, a. thirty.
CiiiocAt)At), triochadadh, a. thirtieth.
?rnioT)]-A, triodsa, prep, through thee.
U]\io]:o5AH, triofhoghar, s. m. a triphthong.
r^ioil, trioll, s. a plot, stratagem.
CHiollACA,!!, triollachan, s. m. a schemer.
rnioltACÁn, triollachan, s. m. gray plover.
CiMol-oncA, triolonta, a. trifling.
U]noiiiAn, trioman, s. great toadstool; a fungus.
I!"Hioni]\\, triomsa, prep, through me.
Cníonnóit), Trionnoid, s. f. the Trinity, Godhead.
UiiiopA]', triopas, s. tripes; entrails.
CiMopolb, iriopoll, s. m. a bunch, cluster.
UiiiopollAC, triopollach, a. decent, trim, elegant.
rnío^iAÍnn, triorainn, a. tripartite.
^"1^ío]•A1T, triosa/t, s. girding up of clothes.
Upio^-j, triosg, s. grains, or the refuse of malt.
ClMO^-jÁn, triosgan, s. m. household stuff.
CpípÁiiiAC, triramhach, s. m. a trireme ; a. threeoared
r]iípollAi-ó, trisiollaidh, s. a trisyllable.
rpif-liopiAC, trishliosnach, a. trilateral.
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UiAÍpMiTÍiAn, trishrumhan, s. a kind of triangular i
frame on which bread is placed to bake before
the fire ; the bread so baked.
Upi'c, trist, s. f. a curse; a. sad, melancholy,
tired.
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CpicfAt)At>, trithfhadadh, s. tinder.
UjMubAf, fi-iitbhas, s. m. trowsers, pantaloons.
'C]\\vc&,triucha, s. a cantred, district ; small tripe.
Ujiiug, triugh, s. the hooping cough.
UHUigA, triiigha, a. third.
Upuiine, triiiine, s. poverty.
TTjuuip, triuir, adj. three persons or things.
I7]\iun, trim, s. a poor person; a. poor.
Utuur, trius, 1 . . ,
.,_'"-,.' > s. m. trowsers, pantaloons.
Tr^iuifAn, s. 1. mercy.
T7]iocAiiie, trocaire, '
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T7)\ócAÍ]\eAC, trocaireach, a. merciful, indulgent.
'C]\óc-X)\\eAcv,trocaireachd, s. f. benignity, mercy.
riiócA]\t)A, ti-ocardha, a. merciful, indulgent.
TTIiocLa'o, trochladh,s. a loosening; a. tainted,
rotten.
T7]wctÚ5At), trochlughadh, s profaning.
T7]iot), trod, s. f a starling ; scolding, strife ; s. m. an
elephant; form, shape.
CpotiAC, trodach, a. quarrelsome, riotous.
Ui^o-OAin, trodhain, s. a raven; a bittern; a bird
of prey.
UponAi]ie, trodaire, s. f. a scold, caviller, fighter.
UiiO-QArhuit,, trodamhuil, a. serious; scolding,
fighting.
U]iot>Án, irodan, s. m. a quarrel; a starling.
U]\ot)itiAC, trodanach, a. quarrelsome, riotous.
T7]ior)HA, trodra, a. shapely.
TTiioetiA, troedha, s. abating, subduing, leg. Cor.
Upog, ti-ogh, s. sunrise ; children.
UnoJA, trogha, a. miserable, unhappy.
UpogAin, troghain, s. sunrising.
U^iogAii, Trogan, s. the month of August.
U^ioJAn, troghan, s. m. a raven, a bittern.
" bolg bo ; bpACA]\ t.-eAiib ah Ainm ;
hwx) bpij-eAt), I]- reAC]iA a]i bAi-ób;
*Oon bpABÁii 1]- coiiiAinm iac;
AjAp c]^ojAn A]\ b]\AinpAc", J^or. Foe.
UjiojbA, troghhha, s. sunrise, daybreak.
UpojbAib, troghhail, s. f a dispute, wrangle.
Ci\Ó5nAt), troghnadh, s. a rail, corncrake.
U^ogCAC, troghthach, s. m. a foot soldier.
Cl^oiAC, troiath, s. a helmet.
Cpoic, troicli, s. a dwarf, a coward, a bad or illdisposed
person.
TT^TOiceAiiiuib, troicheamhuil, a. dwarfish.
U|ioit), troid, s. f. a fight, quarrel, battle; a.
swift, quick, sudden. Cor.
TTpoTO, troidh, s. a foot; Welsh, troed.