An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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péjAii, is seen, is tested. Raid. -487; O'D.
2046 ; Ecjert. 88 ; C. 2602.
yeiti, as; now feiu.
péib, distinction, dignity, honour, rank. " Vot)lA
yoibe". H. 2. 15, p. 18, col. 2. " Ij- ix\\\e
].-éibe CAc Ai]\e ó bo , c]ie cine". H. 2. 16, col.
120.
j-'eic, a boggy stream (used in Roscommon).
Veliii]', a word of four syllables. Cor. Glos. in
voce T)CAc1l.
VeliiiAC, a pupil, a scholai-, a learner. H. 2. 15,
p. 48 a.; H. 3. 17; O'D. 563.
V-'lniAip .i.pipeo5A._ O'D. 81, 1853.
VeltuAe, sepes. Z. i. 22.
pern, a woman. " S50C nA "pemi ó lip nA
pmne'. S. 0'31ulconri/; " .1. niAC nA mnÁ ó
iiiieAb iiA Vinne, AbAinn a o-Cip CbonAilU"
T. O'Rody.
Veninó, refusal. O'D. 2123. " Cu poib peimit)
AgAp uipiApAcc AjAp pnochAipe Ann", refusal
and consent and fauiily right. Rawl. 487;
O'D. 2101.
VonAp, .1. AccAipjicep, is given. H. 2. 15, p. 49.
Í-'cóipinn, a sandy level spot on the brink of the
sea shore (Erns).
peopup, hec acirus.
pejiAu, masculus. Z. i. 12.
P'ejienn, a garter, a belt, a girdle: anklet? " p^epent)
.1. it) bip 1111 cobpA in cujus voccm c]iec-
CAip TO cpeccA im cobpA pep, AiiiAit no bit)
om int) be coniATiup caic, ip -oi -oin oo gnici)-
nA pepint) verbi gratia pepent) óipini coip
]M5. Vepen-Q oin Ainni -oo C]\ip bip uni ^-ep
unJe dicitur cacihaic pneccA pepne pep .1.
t)o ecniAic in pneccA cpipA pep". Cor. Glos.
Ferenn, a garter which is worn about the calf
of the leg, as cpeccAip it> C]ieccA nn colpA