An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

tlAilbe; "iiAitbe A-^&y ucniAille, arrogantise et
mquietudinis". Z. i. 76.
llAiiii, a cave, a ciyiit; " rpi ooitcA CipeAnn,
IJaiiti CjiUAcn a, Uaiiti SlÁine, •ocApc VeAiirsA".
MS. Lib. T.C.D. H.-l. 15, p. 947
llAin ; " lA^-e bAf nuAin "oo, cum ei vacuum
fuerit". Z. i. 27.
llAip, often used for ót\\, nam. See quotation
at leijini, I dismiss.
llAitirnec .1. inbo bbejrtni t'lr m UAncAn. Raid.
467; O'D. 2098.
\\My n-AipeACCA .i. \\\ aj^aj' |nii a-a]' efpuc
H. 3. 18, p. 367 b.
UOA \l1 UI
"oiccA ceillpne", on recei\an£r service of vassalage.
-iiou'Z. 487; O'D. 2026. "IfeBnob
tiCA cogAije leif cin pjAil 00 ticnAni", it
was his chosen choice not to do iniiu-y. H.
3. 17; O'D. 578.
lice, breast, presence. " ire^i .e^A ^onup 50 a hucc
I-IÓ15 111Ó111", a man who is killed killc in the pre-
sence of a great host. H. 3. 17 ; O'D. 545.
11 cu yez, selecting of seds, or cows. Rawl.
487; O'D. 2100.
tluAcc, AUt)Acr, a will, testament, definition of
in H. 3. 17, col. 79. "-AwoAcc .1. úbacc .1.
uAc pjiiA feAcc .1. An cAn céce m wuine ppiA
llAidiet), soHlarius.
" til bA UAicliet),
C. 786. See qiei^-e.
adventus cum omnibus
|-eAcc n-uACA .1. bAif". Cor. Glos.
tlT)bAncA, oflFerings. Rawl. 487; O'D. 2025,
Sanctis". Z. i. 29 [lie was not alone].
2068.
llAicne, puerperium, childbirth " ; CAbAip mnÁ tJtjbupcAiA, is offered. Rawl. 487 ; O'D. 2134.
bí|- pe buAicne". RawUnson, 487 ; O'D. 1949. UuiiiaII .1. neAifi-TTiAll, luAcno publAc: " riA-
" tiAicne cinn iti teinib UAidie". Egerton, bi A]\ ifottiAille .1. nAbi AjApubAl". O'Clert/.
88; C. 2147.
See T)uibeAll.
llAitne, concordant. " Jell if UAicne ]-unt)". llionAcc, a palisade? C. 401.
This Is a concordant pledge.
OD. 2088.
Rawl. 487; U-opAptA, offered. H. 2. 15, p. 64 b.
II5A, a pin of wood.
llAiTiAinn, is used in Thomond to express a UgAt), that, you ; now always lit). " Oip -00
natural or artificial cave.
bÁi-óeió bpecAn conA tiiuinap uile i]in co^ie
UA)iÁn, puA-'Á!i, fons \rvv.s, slve viva vel frigida iiJA-o". Cor. Glos. in Coi^ie bpecAin. " tuiw
aqua e terra scatiiriens. TV. Thau , p. 136, SAT)b, 1A]1 pn, ju]- in ]-liAb n-ucuc, AgA^- po
c. 52.
corriAlcu]- A tnAc ^ja]' a h-mjCAn". H. 3. 17,
tiA]\cAn, .1. i-At-Ann, Septiads. Rawl. 487; p. 849.
O'D. 2098.
UjAi^ie, a carer, tender, shepherd. H. 2. 15, p.
Uaj'aI,, a noble, a high man. " Uajjia t,eif in
i]-el 1 n-AtAit) m iiArrAiV. Re lavl. 487;
OD. 2091.
55, a. See UiijnAiii.
UjjiA, a skirmish. " TI0 cij;eAt) tuojimA no
TllAllCfluAJ 111 tlélll TIO f'Aljlt) U5]1A AJAf
Haca, uAnt), one. H. 3. 17; col. 15. See lomjuiACCCAyo)! TiiAjicj'luAj Hi "OboriinAill".
Zeiiss, 317. " Cuiceú UAchi-ó, quintae lunae, Four Masters, 1583.
i. e. quintaj smgulari".
til CAiiib]\e Aobt)A, a territory in the county of
llArAt) ]'ocAit). " Uatdj tjo oub oopi'óip bÁ Limerick, the ancient principality of O'Dono-
l-'eit 11lA)\cAni 1 n-UACA i^ocAi-oe hi cointie van.
50 b-llAUAJAibbg". About the feast of St. " "OuaI t)' 0"OonnAbÁin 'oúin Cuipc, An ciji-
]\Iartin following Teige with only a feic atten-
|-i nA ci]! loii5pui|ic
dants came to an appointed meeting with
O'Reilly. O Conor, ad an. 1243, 1391.
Va lei]- jAn ciof po'n IIIÁ15 moill, ip nA clÁin
pío]' CO Sionomn". O'Heerin.
tUvcAi^-, a cavern (Kilkenny).
Hi CAi]iin, now the barony of Ikerrin, in the
llACUA^'bucAt), is sequestrated. Rawl. 487; county of Tipperar\', the patrimonial inheri-
O'D. 2101. See cuac TruAixbAO. H. 3. 17, tance of the O'Mahers.
col. 18; is loosened, redeemed, opened; " ice Hi PACA, now the baiony of Iffa and Offa, in
riA li-eoc|iA A-|\ A iio]-bAice nA put)|\At)A becA the south of the county of Tipperary. Vide
.1. 1CIAC riA hAijwAibe becA Aiiiuib eocuip gleAiin 5