An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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CluA^rhAOCÁn, cluasmhaothan, s. the tip of tlic
ear.
CluAi'ój, cluasog, see ciuA-pAiii.
CluAi~OAille, cluasdaille, s. f. deafness.
CiuAi-yAine, cluasfhaine, s. f. an ear-ring.
„, 1 . 7 ;• jj "I s. creeping mouse-ear;
„, 1.7 1 1 r hawkweed, hiera-
CluAV-luc, cluas-luch, i ., ',,
' ' ) cium pilosclla.
Club, club, s. m. a club, stick.
CbubAt), cluhadh, s. a winding bay, Sh.
CUi-o, dud. s. m. a patch, clout.
Cbiro, cludh, s. m. burying ground; see cLii.
CluoAc, cludach, adj. ragged, patclied.
CbUTJATJ, elinladh, s. ni. a cover, covering.
Cli'i-OAim, clndaim, } j , . ,
„1 . . ; 7 7 • r V. i cover, hide.
CLÚTiAijée, cludaighthe, adj. covered.
CliTOAitii, chidaiin, v. I cherish, warm.
Clii-OAiiie, cludaire, s. m. a botcher, cobbler.
CUit)Atiiuil, cludhamhuil, adj. famous.
CUiT)Ó5, cludog, s. f. a concealment, a store.
ClugAin, dugain, s. f a cluster, bunch.
CtugAineAC, diigoiiieadi, adj clustermg.
CLujaIa-o, dtigahidh, s. clucking.
CUiice, cbdc/ie, s. f. a battle; a game.
Ctuiceoj, duichcog, s. f. fraud, deceit.
1 a du'rre.
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caomte, )
CbuitTice, clmmlithe, s. a game.
Cbuin, duin, part, heard; s. f a great steep, a
rock.
Cbuiniin, cluinim, v. I hear.
Ctumn, duinn, s. partiality, prejudice.
CbinnneAC, duinneach, s. m. a minor.
Cbuinpn, duinsin, s. the sense of hearing, a
report.
Cbuince, duinte, part, heard.
Clumceoi]!, duinteoir, s. m. an auditor.
CiuinceoiiieACB, duinteoireadid, part, listening.
CUiinceo^iACX), duinleorachd, s. m. craftiness.
Cbuincin, cluintin, part, hearing.
Cbuiprn, cluisim,\ v. I hear; from c\,oy, hcar-
Cloi]-im, doisim, )
ing, report.
Cluic, cluitJi, s. f. game, diversion.
CUnce, duitlie, see cUtice; s. f. a bargain,
agreement.
CtiwteAC, duidieadi, | adj. ludicrous;
CtiiiceAiinii'L, diiitheamhuil,^ sportive.
CliiiccAc, duiteach, a. famous, renowned.
CbmceAt), duit/ieadh, s. game, sport.
Cluicim, didtldm, v. I play.
Cli'nii, dmnh, s m. a feather, down, plume; fur,
hair; IJdi. chloim.
ClúiiiAc, dumhadi, s. m. feathers, plumage ; Iaii
•DO cLuiiiAC
ClúiíiAim, dumhaim, v. I deplume, shear.
CIÚ1Í1CAC, dinnhthadi, adj. feathered, hairy.
Ctii CAJ1111, dnthaglnm, v. I chase.
CluriiiA]!, duthmhar, adj. close, sheltered.
ClucúJAt), c/Mi/iWi/Ztrtrf/i, part pursuing, chasing.
CnA, cna, adj. good, bountiful.
CnAbAim, cnahaim, v. I pull, haul, batter.
CtiAbAH, cnahar, s. drowsiness.
CnAbAi]\e, cnabaire,} s. m. a jester, scoffer,
CnA-oAii\e, cnadaire,) giber, satirist.
CtiAbAii\e, cnabaire, s. m. an instrument to break
Clúit), daid, }s. a nook, corner, angle;
Cii'ii-oeÁn, duidean, \ a rag.
Cbuig, duig, gen. and pi. of cloj, s^ f. a bubble
Cluij, duigh, s. fun ; a game.
Cluijmi, dingJnni, v. I play, sport.
Ciui-cin, didnÍ7i,} , „ .
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'^"^^«f ^^°5; aMl.
ClojAn, c%a,,, P-
CliniiieAc, duimheadi, adj. featliery.
CbuiiiieAbcA, cZííM«/íeaíte, s. the royston crow;
a flock of birds.
Cbuiriie-CAomce, duimlie-
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I s. a tragedy, a
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CnÁb]\oi-, cnabros, s. hemp-seed.
CuA-oÁn, cnadan, s. m. a frog.
CnA-OAi\-bA]\CA, cnadar-hharca, s. ships.
CnÁ-óol, cnadhol, s. m. whining.
CuAg, cnag, s. m. and f. a knob; a peg; a
wrinkle, crack or noise ; a knock.
CuAJ, cnagli, s. m. a consmnption.
CuAjAc, cnagach, adj. knobby, rough.
CnAgAct), cnagadtd, s. m. knottiness ; sternness.
CnAjAt), cnagadh, s. knocking down.
CuAjATÓ, cnagaidh, adj. hunch-backed; bossed.
CuAjAit), cnagaid, s. a rap, a blow.
oi 1 -41 1 y luneral sonff,
CnAjAim, cnagaim, v. I strike, knock.
CnA'c;Aii\e, cnagaire, s. m. a naggin.
CtiAUi, crudb, s. f. hemp,
CnÁibeAC, cnaibeadi, adj. hempen.
CnÁib uij'ge, cnaib MiV(/