An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

UKCh URCH UK5 URG
V]\«., ura, a. contention.
"UjiAbAttAc, urahhallach, s. Devil's bit, scabious;
scabiosa succissa.
UpAc, uracil, s. m. earth, a beginning; contention
; a bottle ; a pail, a small tub.
U]wc, nrach, s. m. a support, protection.
UpACA-ó, urachadh, s. refreshing, renewing.
UpACAiji, urachair, see ujicup.
tlliAC bAl-lAc, urach bhallach, s. the plant orchis.
tl|iAcc, uraclit, s. a support.
UpAT), urad, s. m. tenderness; see also omeAt).
UpAt), uradh, s. m. apparel.
}s. a primer, an accidence,
rudiments of
education, instruc-
tion.
UjiAije, uraige, adj. the former.
tljiAigim, nraighim, v. I renew, refresh.
UpAil, urail, s. over much; desire.
U]iaI, ural, s. m. a proposal.
tlpAriiuil, uramhuil, a. fresh, flourishing.
UnAn, uran, s. m. a song, discourse, conversation
; courtesy, afiablUty ; a cold bath.
tlpÁnAc, vranach, s. m. an upstart; a. ignoble,
conversant.
U]\ÁnAC'o, uranachd, s. f. cold bathing; conver-
sation.
UpAjAT), urard, a. very high.
U|\A]', uras, s. m. a sprout, bud; power, ability,
Donl, 24G ; a. facile, easy.
tii^bAit), vrhhaidh, s. a ward, custody, keeping.
Ui\l3Ai-óe, urhhaidhe, s. f. bane, ruin, destruction.
Ujibit», urhhidh, s. rusthng noise, tumbling and
tossing.
UubbAic, urhJdailh, a. fruitful, full of blossom.
U]ibol, urlol, s. adjunct, a tail, Sh.
"U]\boc, urbhoth, s. a hut, cottage.
tljic, urc, s. m. an enclosure; sty, fold, Br. L.;
merchandize, ware,2>r. L.; a king, lord,i?r.X.
tlncAil, urcliail, s. fetters, shackles.
lljicAibeAc, urchaileach, s. a heifer of a year and
a-half old.
ll]icAilce, nrcliaille, a. fettered, shackled, pro-
hibited.
UjiCAin, urcaiti, s. a pig, a grice.
tJpcAipe, urchaire, s. a shooter, flinger.
tlpcAipiTn, urchairim, v. I shoot, fling, cast.
UpcAll, urchall, s. m. a spancel; a hindrance.
lljicog, ?/rc/io^, s. f. spawn; fry. I
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Upcoi-o, urchoid, s. i. hurt, harm, detriment, malice,
mischief, wickedness, \-illainy, injury
Upcóit)eAc, urchoideach, a. mischievous, m:
cious, factious, pernicious, noisome.
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l1]AcóiT)eAct), urchoideachd, s. f. maliciousness,
mischievousness.
U]icóiT)im, itrchoidim, v. I hurt, damage, bewitch,
bear malice.
Uiicoill,, urchoill, s. a green wood.
llpcoltAC, urchollach, s. a heifer of a year and
a-half old ; one of two years old is coltAit) ;.
one of three years old is aoi* oá^ia.
Ujicomi'CA'o, urchomscadh, s. a battery, a redoubt.
U|Aco|A, urchor, see upcu]t.
U|icof5, urchosg, s. a preservative against evil;
an antidote, a spell ; a hindrance.
UjicpAO, urchradli, s. mischief, woe, sorrow.
tlncpÁ'ÓAC, urchradhach, a. wretched, miserable.
U]Kpoit)eAc, urcliroidheach, a. tender-hearted.
UpcuitsmeAc, urchuidmheach, s. a denial, subterfuge,
excuse.
Upcuit)Thi5itn, urchuidmhigJdm, v. I excuse,
postpone.
"Upcuil, urchuil, s. a cricket; salamander, or
fire-fly.
Upcup, urchur, s. a throw, fling, cast, shot.
llpcuipim, urchuirim, v. I shoot, cast, throw.
ll)TOAi5, urdhaigh, s. a defect.
l1pt)Ái\-, urdail, s. f. a collection, a large share;
adj. equivalent, as much as.
Up-OAingncAt), urdaingneadh, s. confirming, e»tabhshing.
UpTJAingnim, urdaingnim, v. I confirm, estab-
lish.
tlpwAice, urdhaithe, s. defect, blemish.
Up-ÓApcAijim, vrdharcaighim, v. I celebrate,
Cor. at ceibebpA-o.
UpUApcuJAU, urdharcughadh, s. celebration,
solemnization.
llptJubA, urdhuhha, s. a darkening, an eclipse.
Up-óuJA'ó, urdhughadh, s. an eclipse.
Up^'oicbc, urfoichlith, s. a secretary of state.
tlpyogrhAp, urfhoglimliar, s. m. autumn.
UppojnAiTi, urfhoghnamh, s. slavery, service.
Uppjijle, wr/Auz'^AZe, s. a new language; fresh
apphcation..
UpjAbAit, urgabhail, see upjbAit,.
llpjAi]-, urghais, s. suppression of antiquities.
tlpgÁip-oeAC, urgliairdeach, a. joyful, merry.
Up5Á,pt>eACAr, urgh