An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

CIA CM CIA
Ceicjuvt-l-nA, ceitgiallna, s. pledges for service.
Ceccvi]', cettus, see ceT)Ap
Ceucx), cenchd, see ccacc and cecc.
Céu-o, ceud, see céd-o ; s. m. a cantred.
Céu-OAC, ceudacJt, adj. centuple.
CéuT)-AÍne, ceud-aine, s. Wednesday.
CeunyATJ, ceudfadh, see céA'oirA'ó.
Ceu-ojein, ceudc/hein, adj. first-born.
Ceu'oionjAT), ceudlongadh, see ceA'olonjA'ó.
Ceii-oiiieAi', ceudmheas, s. first fruit.
Céutii, ceum, see céiin
CéumAtinnL, ceumanihuil, adj. stately, majestic.
CeiniA, ceuna, see céA-oiiA.
Cev]-, cetis, s. a cross, crucifix, punishment.
Céii]'A, ceusa, see céAi'AT).
Céu]'Aim, ceusaim, see ceA^Aim.
Céu^'T)A, ceiisda, see ceÁ]-OA.
CeucAc, ccidach, adj. elegant, famous.
Ci, ci, s. a hound, see ciocaja.
Ci, ci, interj. see, behold; s. lamentation.
„ ' '. J-adv. how? who? what? Ihh. ci.
CiA, cm, )
CiA, cia, adj. all, very; s. m. a man, a husband;
a reward; a covenant; con. though, although.
CiA Af , cia as, adv. whence ?
CiaT!), ciaWt, s. f a lock of hair; the hair.
CiaIíac, ciabhach, adj. hairy, bushy.
CiAbAgÁn, ciahkagan, s. a small curled loch.
CiAlJAj-coille, ciahliag-choille, s. a wood-lurk,
Sc.
CiAbAU, ciaban, s. a gizzard.
CiaIjajicaii, cicdihartlian, s. a shower, Sc.
CiAb-bAcbAC, ciahh-hhachlach, adj. curl-haired.
CiAb cA]"0A. ciabh-chasda, s. curled hair.
CiAt-ceAnntJub, ciabh-cheanndubh, s. deer's
hair.
C^Abponn,.ciabhfJnonn, s. fair hair.
CiaTíój, ciabhog, s. f a small lock of hair, a side
lock.
CiAb^'A, ciabJisa, v. though I was ; i. e. " ge •oo bi
me' , 0.
ff.
CiAC, ciach, s. m. mist, fog; sorrow, concern.
CiAt), c-/fM//i, V. they lament.
CiAt), ciad, V. they saw.
CiA-OAU, oarffííi. s. height.
CtAX)t\uMAC,maddhuillach, adj. centifolioup,íí/i.
CiAnlu]-, ciadins, s. curiosity, SA.
Cia1^í:ai\, cialthar, v. let there be equality ; i (
" ctiT>]\omAi5CCAn, 110 comci\oniAi5ceAiv",
Br.L.
CiaL, ciciZ, s. f. death.
CiAÍt, ciall, s. f. sense, reason, motive.
CiAblAC, ciallach, s. m. love, a swcctlicarl ; a
balancing; i. e. coiiif)\oiiui jaw, o. r/.
CiaIIacatj, ciuUachadh, s. signilVini:.
CiAl-tcogAijA, ciallchogair, s. a watch-word.
CiAlbciiAicm, ciaUchraicin, s. literal meaning.
CiAbl-oA, cia// possessed of good
Cu\biiiiA]\, ciallmJiar, j sense.
CiAÍbpÍAic:, ciaUfhlaiili, s. a secretary of state.
CiAlluigim, ciaUiiiglnm, v. I interpret, Mulloij.
CiAÍluijeAC, citdluiglieach, adj. significant.
CiAlliiJAt), ciallughadh, s. interpretation, mean-
ing.
CiArii, ciamh, see ciAb.
„ .
J "is. sadness, weariness,
C1A111A111, ciamliair, I , ,,
„ . ' . , . > sombrousness; " ttaii
CiAuiAine, ciamhaire, Í ^.„
. ,.
' ' CtAlllAI]! 'J JAn tJUAC .
CiA)nAi]i, ciamliair, adj. sad, gloomy.
CiAn, dan, adj. long, tedious; adv. far distant,
long since.
CiAUAinuit, cianamhuil, adj. lamentable, solitary.
CiAnAoi^% cianaois, s. f old age.
CiAni'ubAin^, cianfhiilaing , s. f. long-suflcring,
perseverance; adj. invincible.
CiAuiiiAom, cianmhaoin, s. a legacy.
CiAniiiAncAunAC, cianmliarthannach, adj. con-
tinual, perpetual, long-lived.
CiA]DÁil, ciapail, s. f strife, contention.
CiApÁtAC, ciapalai'h, adj. contentions.
CiA]3AlAije, ciapaliighe, s. m. a quarrelsome
peison.
CiAjaAlAini, ciapalaim, v. I quarrel, contend.
CiApAiii, ciapam, v. to vex, torment,