An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

CU5 TUG TUI
UuAccuint), tuathchuird, s. sorcery; countrylabour.
CuAclong, tuathlong, s. a country house.
UuAclio]', tuatldios, s. calumny, aspersion.
Uubo., tubha, s. tliatcli, straw ; a show, appearance;
opposition; " 11io]( b' oipceA)'
OAon mo cubA".
UubAt), tubad, s. m. sight, vision; show, reve-
UugAiT), tugaid, \ s. cause, reason.
UugAi-oleAi", tugaidleas. \
UugAitn, tugaim, v. I give, bsetow.
CugAim, tnghaim. v. I thatch, confide, trust.
Uujt), tughd. s. time, Sh.
ru; >, tuglinadh.
UugiiAiL, tuglinail.
CujiiAifg, tuglmaisg.
a rumbling noise in
the intestines. V
lation.
UugnAim, tughnaiin,v. I apply; adjoin; punish,
UubAxiói]!, tubliadoir, s. m. a thatcher.
UujcA, iicgtha, part, given, inclined.
UubAileat), tiibhaiUadh,
CubAilc, tnbhadl,
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s. a towel.
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Uujce, (iighte, part thatched.
Cuibe. tuibhe, s. f straw, thatch.
Cubo.i|ic, tub/iairt, v. said, Sc.
Uuici^, tuicsi, see cuig^e.
^l^C^rtune, ''ver
vh.^.r^e, tubaUte,)'- "^" adv
^ub.^
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ubu, xe, tubuiste,
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J dent, casualty. asualty
Uui-o, í««í/i, 3. Í. a confederacy, a bond of union.
CuibLe, tuidhle, a. pleasant, delightful.
UuniiTie, tiddlime, s. a confederacy ; conjunction.
Uub^ij-ceAC, tuhaisteach, a. unlucky, unfortu- UuiumeAC, tiddhinheach, s. m. a yoke-fellow ; a.
nate.
bound, yoked, coupled.
Tub, tubh, s. m. the face, phiz, countenance. Uuit)riiiin, tuid/itnhim, v. I join, yoke.
rTubóg, tuhog, s. f. a tub.
Uuij. tuig, prep, unto you.
Uuc, tuc, s. lu. a bone.
Cuige, iuighe, s. f. straw, thatch.
Uuc^x, tiica, s. a rapier; thickening.
Uui5eAt)ói]\, tuiglieadoir, s. m. a thatcher.
CucA-ó, tucadh, s. fuUing, tucking.
Uuccoiit), lucc'iid, s. a cause, reason, occasion
UuigeÁn, íiiighean, \
TTiicÁlAini, titcalaim, v. I tuck, full, mill.
UucAtuitJe, tucaluidhe, s. m. a fuller.
UucÁn, tuc/ian, s. m. hoarseness.
Uuc«inAC, tuchanach, a. hoarse.
UucAHAim, tticharaim, \
^' I rub.
UucA]i|-Aini, ticcharsam,
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UucAi|ipm, tucairsim, v. I wind, reel yarn, etc.
CucLac, tnchlac/i, a. powerful.
CucjiA, tuc7'a, s. meat, food, victuals.
CucjiA, tuchra, s. a pore.
UucpATO, tuchraidh, s. the appointed time;
critical hour.
Uucc, tticht, s. Í. a form, shape, appearance;
time, season; An c]iac, when.
UiiccAijim, tuehtaighim, v. I choose, I appoint.
UuTD, tndh, s. a return, approach.
TTu-OAiLbe, tudhaille, s a towel.
Uu-oAmlAct), tudhamlachd, s. carriage, behaviour.
Uu-oÁn, tudan, s. m. a small heap, as a cock of
hay.
Uu-OAHACt), tudmtadid, s. f. making small heaps.
UubcA-o, tndhchadh, s. approaching.
TuiiiCA-OAp, tiidlichadar, v. they came.
UiiTJCAUJim. ttidlichaidhim, i -r
._ . . , II ! > V. 1 come, arrive.
Uujrog, tufog, s. f a breaking wind; stench.
Cuj, i«^/i, s. confidence.
Uug, ii/^, V. gave, brought.
CuJA, tugha, s. straw ; prop, cuije.
Uii^A-o, Uigadh, s. giving, bringing.
s. m. a robe, professor's
TTuijneAC, tuighneach,} gown.
Uuigiin, tuigim, v. I understand, discern, per-
ceive.
Uuijim, tidgldm, v. I thatch.
Uuigfe, tidgse, s. umlerstanding, knowledge,
skill, genius, discernment, capacity, sense, in-
tellect.
CuigfCAc, tuigseach, "i a. knowing, skilled, in-
UuigfeAnAC, tuigsea- V telligent, sagacious,
nac/i, ) rational, witty.
Uuigi'in, tuigsin, see cui^j-e.
Uuigi'ionAC, tuigsionach, s. m. a knowing person.
UuiL, titU, s. sleep, rest; increase, addition.
Tuilbéim, tidlbheim, s. f. a torrent.
TTuilceAnAc, tuilcheanach, s. a handsel, a luckpenny.
ITuilcéimniugAt), tuUcheimniughadh, s. progress,
procession.
'Cuib'ó]\eAC, tuildhreach, s. the surface of the
Earth.
Uuile, tuile, s. f. a flood, deluge, rain; more, a
mending, addition.
UuiléATJAC, tidleadach, s. m. an apron.
UuileAttiuin, tuileamliuin, s. wages, hire; suffer-
" ing.
CuibemA)iA, twlemara, s. the tide.
Uuile |WA-ó, Tuile ruadh, s Noah's flood.
Uuile CAlmuin, tuile talinlndn, s. bull)ous crowfoot,
gold cup, butter flower, butter cup;
ranunculus bulbosus.
Cuibj, tuilg, s. f a hillock.
TTuibjim, tuilighim, v. I overflow, increase.