An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

lomfoij, imfoi, returning. Raivl. iSl ; O'D.
2104; O'D. 2213.
lomcok, 1111CA, so, so also, in like manner .1.
aiíiLm-ó. "nimcA .1. ni liinAnt) tun" H.
2. 15, p. 42, col. b. "ImcA -oan", so likewise,
sic autem. H. 2. 15, p. 13, col. a.
" ImcA .1. inAnn leAin". H. 2. 15, p. 63 b.
lomcAC .1. imconjAC. C. 4G7.
lomcAiiAt), talionein. Z. i. 231.
lomcoJA, election, selection. H. 2. 15, p. 64 a.
i?««-i. 506; O'D. 2250.
1oinu]\cup i.inibepc.toplay.C.STl; O'D. 2208.
loniu]", inspiration. H. 3. 18, p. 73, 1. See
CaiLL Cpnnion. " Inni^' ]:oiíO]'nA", a rhapsodical
fit of poetical inspiration. O'D. 2207 ;
C. 1949.
lonÁ, than. Lat. giiam. " A]\ pob Áilne t,eó
5obAi\ niA 500)1"'. Cor. Glos. in voce gobAji.
1onAi]\cci. See oiiicche.
lonAitnuch: " InAicnnuch in jrocuiV, the
analysis of the word. H. 3. 17, col. 159.
lonÁf, than it. " lllÁfa ovipchAch cúic cjwipx)
n-oéc no i|~ lúgA inÁp. H. 3. 17; p.
653. See b]iiocc.
lonbvnj, time, i e. a particular period of time.
" An cinocA rjién'f-eA]! o'Á niAicib AriiÁimDo
riAip 111 lonbinj I'ln". The thirty heroes of
tlieir chieftains who alone were living at that
time. Ihiald Mac Firb. Geneal.
loncAib, pi. of eincAC, the face. " Co \\o f-ui-
015 A iongpojic eineAC 1 n-ioncAib finu".
Four lUasttrs, 1601.
loncAib, guarantee. " bi olc tioc incAibpu
ocuf ni bAc po Lac". H. 3. 18, p. 358.
" 1 n-ioncAib ouine", for a person's sake.
Ilarl. 432, fbl. 4, p. 2, c. b. ".AjApiccA]!
0Á cpiAn ele -o'lnchAib nA coniAipce". Egert.
88; C. 2440, 2648; C. 1822. " A hmcAib
A b-pep", on account of their husbands. O'D.
1167. " A hincoib neich eibe", on account
of another person. O'D. 477.
lon-opA .1. niniAipe. C. 2845 ; H. 2. 16 ; O'D.
17o0. Ballymote: C. 1561.
lonjA. " IngA eice", a wing nail? E. 3. 5;
OD. 1471.
lonJAijie, ingAipm, more convenient. H. 3.
18, p. 401. See gqi and lonjdp.
lonjAijie, anything given out on hire; an accommodation.
" Upi hmjAipe 130 ci!i]in La
pome". H. 5. 15; O'D. 1665; H. 3.17;
O'D. 774; O'D. 2417.
lonjnAip, want, defect, absence. H. 3. 17, p.
78. See éAjtuAip.
lonjo]!. See xpy and niAC mjop.
lonlAeJA, in calf. E. 3. 5, p. 15, col. 2.
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lonbotAij .1. po eibjepcAp. C. 848.
loniuAj, pay. Egert. 88; C. 2666.
lonnniAC, a vessel for washing the hands. Cor.
Glos.
loniiiAoice, fit to be boasted of C. 2677.
lonniuiileu, exciting, inciting, setting on. E.
3. 5, p. 39, col. 1 ; p. 18, col. 1 ; p. 29 ; O'D.
1392.
" yoji 11A conAib cincAij mmuitcep".
Egerton, 88; C. 2373.
lonnbup, innlup, increase; such as milk, butter,
the growth in flesh and value. E. 3. 5
O'D. 1366.
lonnpAch, a tint for a wound. H. 3. 18, p.
167.; R.I.A. 35. 5; C. 1825, .1. ni cuipcep
; ;
!] nA cneATDAib. O'Clerij.
lonnpAic, in-0]\Aic. Lat. integer; pure, honest,
worthy ; fern, an honest man, a worthy person.
" Cit) Í HTopAic Ai-óbpep". Egert. 88; C
2151. " 1n-o)\Aic no oÁ eipnnpAic pobÁCAp
Ap Áip-o". Rawl. 506. fol. 35 b a.; Cat. 44,
49. " 11 OCA n-puib oipe nA enecÍAnn •con
innpAic nA tíénAnn iuaic oá cochup", there
is no dire or EnecJann (price of honour-) to
an iiinraic [a worthy or honest man] unless
he has done good with his wealth. H. 3. 18,
p. 1, 44 b. " Inie m-opAic". E. 3. 5, p. 2, c. 2.
lonnpuiTje, to increase. Bawl. 487 ; O'D. 2077
O'D. 2053.
lonnpAiji-ó, to make an incursion. " UorriAp
O5 OlxAJAillig A^A]- CIauu CÁbA -00 óoÍ
A]i lonnpoi^iTÍ) ipm 11li-óe". Thomas Oge
(junior) O'Reilly, joined by the Mac Cabes,
marched into Meath. O'Conor, 1413, 1471.
lonnj-Aigini, I sue for damages. H. 2. 15, p. 17,
col. a.
lonufAijcep, mnpAijcep, it is opposed or impugned;
it is investigated. Cat. 96; H. 2.
15, p. 15 b.I advance. Rawl. 487; O'D.
2033. " t)epAp UA-ÓA hi ia]\ pe n-innpAig".
Egert. 88, 3 Ob.; C 2155.
lonnjxuchAX) jpAiu .1. ApTiuJAt) 5pÁn!) no
céime. n. Mac Firb. Glos; O'D. 22, 897;
C. 1836; C. 1132; moving up; O'D. 23; to
advance. " In-opcucA-o cpice", departure
from the territory. Rarol. 487; O'D. 2116.
lonnpguiche.departures. Raicl.iSl ; O'D. 2121.
lonnpniA-o, ornamentation. C. G. G. p. 196.
" lonnpniA nA pAmcAijcei ua niexjon".
C. G. G. p. 202.
lonn]-o]\5Ain .1. jluAipecc no imluAÚ. O'Davoran;
C. 2852.
1onn]-opc, moved. C. 887. See Uinnpopc.
lonnuT), in-out), innug, profit of cattle ;
increase
of calves, foals, etc. H. 3. 17, c 197; H. 5.
15; O'D. 1645. "111uc innuDA coiccinn".