An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

cto CLO cto CLO
CholitA, cliogartha,\ ' "^' "°^^^"g-
CliojA^vAijni, cliogaraim, v. I croak.
ClioUincA, cliolunta, adj. stout, potent, hearty.
ci^^i^'cLgaclh, }
CliO|-5Ac, cliosgach, adj. skipping, starting.
CliocAc, cliotaoh, adj. left-handed.
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CLioEAiji, diothair, s. shelter, recess, 4 J/cisi.
1579.
Clipe, cUpe, s. a fishing-hook; fraud, deceit.
Cbpim, clipim, v. I hook.
Cbf, cZi'«, gen. of eLoA]'; adj. active, nimble.
ClipeAC, cliseach, a. skittish, apt to start.
CtifeAX), cUsead, s. skipping, jumping.
Ctipm, clisini, v. I skip, jump; I frustrate, de-
ceive.
Cbi'ce, cliste, adj. active, swift.
ClipceACT), clisteachd, s. activity, dexterity.
Ctíc,c/ií/i, adj. left-handed; close; true, just; s.
a desire of copulation in cattle.
CiicAip, elitliair, see cIcaca]!.
CbceAt), ciitheadh, s. copulation.
CbceA]\, clithear, see ct,iocA^\.
Clicpe, clith-e, s. m. a guard.
Cbu, cliu, s. m. and f. fame, renown, good re-
port.
CliucAc, cUucach, adj. hooked.
Cliut), cliudh, adj. squint-eyed.
Cluit)Af), chiidhadh, s. m. celebration.
CUuúAnii, cliudhaim, v. I celebrate, extol.
CluiT)Án, cliiidan, s. m. a little slap.
Clium, clitihi, s. a wolf
CliucAC, cliuthach, adj. famous.
Cbó, do, s. m. a nail, pin, peg; a print, mark,
character ; an edition of a book ; a defeat ; the
sea ; coarse cloth.
CloAC, doach, s. a stone ; prop, cloc,
CloVjAt), dobhadh, s. tongs.
CbóljuAÍA'o, dobhualad/i, s. printing.
CbóbuAibce, dohhuailte, part, printed.
Cboc, dodi, s. the pupil of the eye, Sc. Bible,
Zach. ii. 8 ; s. f. the herb henbane ; a stone.
ClócA, doca, s. a cloak, pall.
ClócAc, dodiadi, adj. stony.
CbocAiin, dodiaim, v. I stone, pelt witli stones.
CbocAipe, dodiaire, s. m. a mason, architect.
ClocAi]\eAcc, dodiaireadit, s. ra. masonry.
ClocÁn, dodian, s. m. pavement, causeway,
stepping stones.
Cl-ocAnAiii, dodianam, v. to respire, Sh.
ClocAi\, dochar, s. m. an assembly, congregation,
convent, college; a wheezing in the
throat; a rock.
Clo(-A]iA, dodiara, adj . set with stunos.
ClocAjAÁn, dodiaran, s. stepping stones across
a stream.
Cloc-lbAbr, dodi-bhalg, s. a watchman's rattle,
Sh.
Cboc-cinn, dodt-diinn, s. a tomb-stone, head-
stone.
Ctoc-cj\ocAit), dodi-dirocaidh, s.' a sort of
, mortar.
CbocOA, dodidlia, adj. stony; of stone.
Cloc--f-Ao'bAi^i, dodi-fhaobhair, s. a whet-
stone.
ClocjiruAit, dodifhuail, s. the gravel.
Cboc-juAb, dodi-ghual, s. m. stone-coal ; coal.
CIocIaccac, doddaditach, s. lapus lazuli.
CiocbAin, doddain, s. the stonepecker.
Cloc-bioli.AjiAin, dodi-liobharain, s. a grinding-
stone.
Cloc-iiiuillinn, doch-mhuillinn, s. mill-stone.
CLoc-riA-puib, dodi-na-suil, s. the apple of the
eye.
Clocoii\, dodioir, s. m. a mason.
CLocoineACT>, dodioireachd, s. ra. masonry.
CboccA]\nAn5CA, dochtarranglitha, a. a load-
stone.
CIoc-ua^'aL, dodi-uasal, s. a precious stone.
Clot), dod, s. m. a clod, turf; vulg.
Clo-ó, dodh, see do ; s. m. variety, change.
Cbot)AC, dodach, s. m. dirt, mud.
CLo-OAc, dodadi, \ adj. cloddy, muddy,
C\.o-Oó,nAC, dodanach, j slimy. ''''a/
ClotJAini, dodhaim, v. I print, stamp; conquer.
Cló-ÓAi]ie, dod/iaÍ7'e, s. m a printer ; villainy,
guile.
Clot>AineAC-o, dodhaireadtd, s. printing; deception.
C\.ópó^]\e&cv,.doda^readld, s. casting clods.
Cbot)Ani, dodam, v. to clod, Sh.
Ctot)Án, dodan, s. a small clod.
Ció-óbuAibce, dodhbhnailte, pait. printed.
CLó'óbuAbA'ó, dodhbhualadh, s. printing,
stamping.
Cló'óbuA'LAim, dodhbkualaim,T. see cbo-ÓAiiii.
Cló-ócupcA, dodhcurtha, see cboT)buAilcc.
CLo-ójaÍah, dodhghahr, s. m. a vertigo.
Clot)Ain, dodhain, s. a piece of new cloth.
Cbót)oi]i, dodhoir, s m. a printer.
CboTii'iJAT», dodhughadh , s. ra. drawing close
together; making up, Sh.; printing.
CiotJiiijim, dodhuighim, v. I approacli, draw
near.
CLoec, doedt, s. f. a stone; " cloc, r]\i hAiimoiTOA
bee, i. e. onn a biAnt)ibé]\bA, cboc a
v:;nAí:bcnbA, cioec a bénlA nAi^\bepcA i. c.
A]\ in ni cioe)' jac pAet)", Cor.
Cloe|i, finer, s. judgment ; i. f. h]\o]tcK\mn