An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

UHl'AtiAc, ursanach, s. m. a doorkeeper; a.
bearish ; having the propensities of a bear.
ll|ifCAp, urscar,s. a loud bawl.
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ullcA'pcAt,, nrlcartadhj
' ^ '^^''^^'"^Slllil'SAH-bpAJAiu,
ursgar-lhraghaid, s. a neckluce.
llHTgéiil-, ursgeul, s. m. u fable, novel, romance.
Ujipn, iirsin, s. f the side post of a door.
ll]iy-lioct), urshlioclid, s. a noble race.
UpfTiAititTi, urshnaidhm, s. a tie, bond, knot; a
pin or jack to fasten the chords of a harp.
tllAfo, urso, s. the bottom.
tlpfój, ursog, s. f. a yoimg bear; a she bear.
tipfu, urshu, s. a sucker.
Upinil, tirsul, s. a pair of tongs.
Uji^'uniAipe, ursumaire, s. a great gulf, a -whirl-
pool.
UpcAiTDe, vrthaidhe, s. m. an oath.
H^icAliiiAn, urthalmhan, s. spleen-wort.
UpclAc, urtlach, s. m. a cake.
tJucpAij, urtraig, s. discord, disagreement.
UiMjJA-o, tirughadh, s. renewing, refreshing.
UhuCa, unda, s. an altar.
Upu]-, urus,
tljMil'A, nrusa,
W\\M\X)A, vrusda.
tljiufAC, urusach, see u]i]\ut>AfAc.
Uy, ns, for AgAf, and; s. m. a surname, cognomen
; news, intelligence, tidings, narrative, a
story ; a request, petition ; a fault.
UyA, vsa, a. just, righteous, true; easier; " cia
Mf vyA A llAt)".
ll]-Act), usachd, s. power, faculty.
UrAit), vsaid, 1
^^' -J > S. use.
Ul-Aiioe, maide,)
Uj-Aitie, usaide, a. easier.
ll^-AnoeACT), usaideacJid, s. usefulness.
I1]-An5itn, usaidim, v. I use.
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X\]\yA, rtrsa, 1\ s. tlie the side post of a door, tlT-Ai]ie, usah'e, s. m. an usurer.
tl^i^-Ain, ursain J threshold of a door.
ll-|"A]\b, rtsarb, s. m. death.
\\\\\'(sX), ursadh, s. the bottom.
tifg, 7isg, s. goose-grease.
ll]il'Án, ursan, s. m. a defender.
11)-5A, i(sga, s. incense.
feasible, practicable, pos-
sible, glib.
t1]-5At), mgadh, s. goose grease.
lll-jAji, usgar, s. m. an ornament, a jewel ; sepa-
ration.
lIl'gApAc, ttsgarach, s. m. a separator.
UcjApAiin, tisgaraitn, v. I clear, rid, separate,
di-sade.
U]-5CAt), usgchadh, s. coffee.
UfCAinn, vslainn, s. play, sport, jostling, wrest-
ling.
U]-tAinneAc, uslainyieach, a. cheerful, brisk,
merry, glad, nimble, active.
Uj'l.AintieAC'O, ttsla{n?ieachd, s. f cheerfulness,
briskness, acti\áty.
tli-05, usog, s f. a weasel.
U]*|3Ai]\neACT), uspairneachd , s. wrestling, struggUng,
strife, contention, convulsion.
UiiDAi]\nim, uspairnim, v. I struggle, strive,
contend, convulse.
U]-^DÁn, uspan, s. m. chaos, a shapeless mass.
Uj^DÓg, uspog, s. {. a pang, throe, gasp; heave.
U]'úine, vsuire, s. m. an usurer.
U|-úi]\eACT), usuireachd, s. f. usmy.
He! lit! interj. out! hut! psha!
Uc, ni, prep, through; the same as yvz or yvx> ;
"a^ vie tiA heijiionn", throughout Ireland;
conj. as.
lie, uth, s. an udder; prop. uic.
llcAt), uthadh, s. going to in haste.
tlcAg, utag, s. strife, confusion.
tlcAinj, utaing, s. f. preservation, protection,
keeping.
llcAii, utan, s. m. a knuckle.
tlquMt), ntraid, s. {. a way for cattle.
t1q\Aii% vtrais s. f. molestation, disturbance.
Uqi&ifeAc, utraiseach, a. vexatious, uneasy.
tlcumAit, utumail, s. a search; roaming abroad.
UcumAileAc, utumaiUach, s. m. a restless person
UuVp, iiulpy s. a fox; Lat, vulpes.