An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

CuinjeAc, cuingeacli, see cuinj^.
CumgeAt), cuingeadh, }s. requisition, petition,
Cuingit), cuingidh, ^ demanding, request.
Cuitiin, cuinin, s. m. and f. a rabbit.
Cumioc, cuinioch, adj. angular.
CuinioccAOi, cuiniochthaoi, v. ye shall keep.
Cuimot), cuiniodh, s. an angle.
Cuiniol, cuiniol, s. a carriage.
Cuinlm, cuinlin, even, in opposition to.
Cumn, cuinn, gen. of Conn, a man's name.
Cumne, cuinne, s. a corner, an angle, a quoin.
Cuinnem, cuinnein, s. a nostril.
Cumneoj, cuinneog,s.f. a churn, a pail; Welsh,
cynnog.
Cumneoj-iinje, cuinneog-mhighe, vvild angelica
angelica sylvcstris.
CumntAin, cuiunlain, s. a boll, stalk, or stem.
Cmnn^iein, cidnnrein, s. a snout, -S7i.
Cumn^-e, citmnge, \ s. the face, countenance
Cuinn]'eAÍ, ciiiimseal,) quot. at c]\om.
Cuinn]'e, cuinnse, s. a quince.
Cm Tpeoi|\, cuinseoir, s. m. a pom art
Ciiin^jeAllAn, cuinsgeallan, s. a stable.
Cuinco]icui-o cuintorchiddh
i'é,
se, v. he 'will
render, return, or recompence.
Cuip, cuip, s. f. foam, froth.
CuipeA^, cuipear, s. conception.
CuinAiTDeAc, cuiraideacli, cunning, Sh.
Cui]ib, cidrh, a. cursed.
CuiubcAccA, cidrbeachta, s. bird's claws.
Cui]\b]-i]Ae, cuirhsire, s. m. a brewer.
Cui^ic, cuirc, s. f. a knife, a whittle.
Cut^c, cuirc, 1 s. a head, crest, comb, top-
Cuipcin, cuircin, j knot.
Ciii^\ce, cidrce, s. oats.
Cmnceoj, cidrceog, s. f. a hive.
Cu'i^vcie, cidrchle, s. sorcery.
CÚ11TO, cuird, 1
Cm\.^,cuirt, I s- a court.
Cui)TO, cuird, s. a trade; see ceAjTO.
Cui^TO]iip, cuirdhris, sweet-briar.
Cui^ie, cMiVe, s. m. a feast; see coijie; the num
ber five ; a multitude, throng, conipuny ; ;
body of soldiers live deep.
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CuipeAw, cidreadh, s. m. an invitation.
Ctiii\eAtiAc, cuireadach, adj. knavish.
Ciii)ieAr, cidreat, s. m. the knave at cards.
Cuinjiii), cuingidh, s. m. a hero.
Cin)\eAí:A]\, cidreathar, v. it was done, it came
Cuin^iiii, cuingim, gim, V. v. XI uesi desire, request, demand. to pass.
"i 'i s. a coi couple, a pair, a team,
Cumgm, cuingir.
I cumi^ip
cApAL, a team of
CuingjieAC, cu' " C horsi horses; cuinjin x)Áiii, a
reach
3 yoke le of oxen.
Cmne-ACAi]!, cuire-ailiair, s. the master of a feast.
Cutneil, cidreil, a. visible.
Cui)\ía1ca, cuirialta, adj. curious.
Cui]\iaIcacc, cidrialtacht, s. curiosity.
Cuinjic, cuÍ7igit,s. two things of equalsize united, Cuiiiit), cuir{dh,\ s. a feast, a meeting, occura
double goblet, Cor.
CuincéA^i, cuivcear, s. f. a rabbit burrow.
Cuijuc, cidrii,
J sion, Lee.
Cui]\ÍT)in, cz(mVZín,s. shave grass, nakedhorsctail
Cmnijim, cninighim, v. I assuage, mitigate; equisetum fbliis nudum.
prop. ciuuAijitn.
Cui]\i-oin bÁn, cuiridin ban, s. common parsnip
pastlnaca sativa.
Cui]iini, cidrirn, v. I put, set, sow, plant, invite,
render.
Ciii|\in, cidrin, s. f a small pot, a can.
Cuiiun'm, cuirinin, s. the white water lily;
nymphsea alba major aquatica.
Cui|\lnm, cuirliun, s. a curlew.
Cui]\iii, cuirm, s. f. beer, ale; Welsh, cwrmi; a
feast, a banquet.
Cun\iiieAc, cuirmeach, adj. festive.
CuiiniieAT), cuirmeadh, s. feasting.
Cuijiniim, ndrmim, v. I feast.
Cui]\niiuJAt), ctdrmiugliadh, s. banqueting.
Ciii|inoÁn, cuirnean, s. a ringlet, the head of a pin.
Cui]\neÁnAC, cuirneanach, adj. full of ringlets.
Cuipnm, cidrinn, s. f. a small vessel.
C\i\]\]:ie, cidrpe, 1 adj. corrupt, wicked,
CinjipceAC, cidrptheach,) impious.
CmppoAc-o, cuirpeachd, s. corruption, wicked-
neis.
Cuippeoi]!, cnirpeoir, s. a carper, Sh.
Cui]\]"nn, cuirsim, v. I tire, fatigue.
Cui]\neAC, cuirreach, s. a level plain, a mar?hy
place.
Cin]iiieib, cidrreil, adj. clear, evident, plíán.
Cúijic, cidrt, see cúi]it).
Ctn,ic,««H
^s. fan apple tree.
Cmiiceoj^, cvirteog, ^
^
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Ciiii\ceAC, ctdrteach, adj. aulic.
Cúi]\ceAiiibAct3, cuirteamhlachd, s. courtliness,
cou teousness.
Cuii^reAiiiuib, cidrteamhtdl, adj. courtly, cour-
teous, condescensive, complaisant, aflablc.
Ciii]ireAp, cidrteag, s. m. courtesy.
Cuii\rcAi-AC, cuirteasrich , adj. courteous.
Ci'niireog. cidrteog, sec ct'ii^TO ; s. f. a kind of cup.
Cin|\rcoii\, cnirteoir,s. m. a corn-tier; an inviter.
Cui)\riii, cuirtin, s. f. a curtain.
Cuii\nn, nnrth', s. f an eunuch.
Cuip, cids. s. 1'. a cause, an afliiir, a reason, mo-
1 tive, a plea, suit, procedure, litwsuit.