An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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Cloei-, does, v. overcomes, for clAonieA]^.
Ctoj, cfo s. m. a stony place.
CLoic|\eAn, doidirean, •' ^
Cloic]\eAcnAC, doithreathnadi, s. polypody.
CloicpieAct)A, doidishneadida, s. m. hail.
Cloic-f^ieACAÍ, doidi-shreathal, s. freestone.
Cloic-ceine, doidi-theine, s. a flint.
Cloi-ó, doidh, s. f. a paddock, a yard; see
cboiue.
Cloi-o-'beitnnij, doidh -bheimnigh, s. printing.
Cloi-óe, doidhe, s. f. a mound, rampart, ditch.
Cloi-óeATÍ), doidheadh, s. digging; a mine, a
quany.
Cloi-óeAiii, doidheamh, s. m. a sword.
Ctoiune, doidhre, s. a coward, a mean fellow.
Cloi-ó]\eAc, doidhreadi, adj. cowardly.
Ctoit)]ieAcc, doidhreadit, s. m. cowardice.
Cloijin, doigin, s. f. a little bell.
Cloi^meAc, doigineadi, adj. curled, frizzled;
noisy.
Cloigionn, doigionn, s. f. a skull, pate.
Cloigriiéup, doigmheur, s. the gnomon of a dial.
CloigceAc, doigtheadi, s. m. a steeple, belfry.
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~i stinking marsh-horse-
CLoir, dou, \ , •, ° ^ c ^^
' „, 7 . > tail ; equisetum tajti-
Clo-uirse, do-ut^ge, j ^^^ ^
Cloi]-oeAii, doisdean,\ s. the sense of hearing,
Ctoi|~Dtn, doisdin, y hearing.
Cloi]~oitii, doisdim^\
, j t^
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Cloi^-ini, ' doisim,
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Cloi]-oineAc, doisdineadi, adj. audible.
Cioi]-oineAct), doisdineadui, s. acoustics;
hearing. •
CloiceAii, doithear, s. m. a champion, ciiiqueror.
CLoiceoj, doitheog, s. f a shrimp.
CLoirin, doitin, s.'m. a small sod.
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CLoiii, domh, s. m. a pair of tong.s; an instrument
to dress flax.
CloniAim, domliahn, v. I dress flax.
CloiiiAi-, domhas, s. m. a trap ; a. gray ; {. e.
blAC
Cbonn, donn, s. m. a pillar, chimney-piccc.
Clof , dos, s. m. hearing, report.
Cló]', dos, s. m. a close.
Clo]-AC, dosadi, s. m. a carcase.
Clo]-Ai-o, dosaid, s. a study, Sh.
Cloc, dotli, s. m. victory; fame, praise; wind;
adj. noble, brave, generous.
CLocA, dotha, part, heard, |\o cbocA.
ClocAc, dothadi, adj. famous, illustrious.
ClocA-ó, dothadh, s. m. assuaging.
ClocAn-o, dothand, ].