An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

'OeijmeAfOAc'o, deighmheasdachd, a. approba-
tion.
T)ei5mém, deig7imhein,s. f. sincerity, gracefulness.
"Oeijne, deighne, s. a lineament.
tDeijneiceAc, dehjlineitheach, adj. liandsomc.
'Oeijnioiii, dciijJiniomh, s. benefaction.
'Oei jnioiiiAC, deiijJiniomhach, adj. benevolent.
"Oeijceii'T), deiglitlieisd, s. commendation.
"Oeil, deiU s. f. a turner's latlie ; a cow's udder,
i. c. b>.\llÁn bó, 0. g.; a rod, a twig.
'Oelib, dclibh, s. f. a figure; adj. fine, fair,
sprightly; s. f. warp for weaving.
"Oeibb-óib, deilbhdhU, s. a warping mill.
"OeibbeAbAc, deilhcalach, s. m. the meeting of
two ways.
s. f. a picture, a minia-
"Oeilteoj, di'llhheo/j,
TDeilbin, deilbhm,
DEI •oet I>EI
ture, a little image or
statue.
"Oeibbijce, deilhJu'gJdhe, part, warped.
"Oeibbpn, deilbhfiii, s. f. a warping miU or
engine.
"OeibceAT), deilchead, adj. ill, bad, sad.
'OeibceAuriAC, deilcheannach, adj. two-headed.
TDeile, deile, s. a deal or plank.
'OeibeA'OAnAc, deileadanach, adj. double-faced.
'OeibeA-oóin, dc'deadoir, s. m. a turner.
"OeileAlÁ, dei/cola, s. the space of two days.
"OeileAUj, de'deang, s. a two-year old pig.
"OeibeAf, deileas, s. grudging through covetous-
ness.
"Oeibeco^ic, deileiliorc, s. a two-year old hog.
"Oeib]:, deilf, s. f. a dolphin.
"OeitgionuA'ó, deilgionnadh, s. waste, havoc.
'OeiljiomiAitn, deUgionnahn, v. I lay waste.
'Oeiigne, dedgne, s. thorns, prickles.
"OeibjneAC, dedgneach, s. m. spear-thistle; adj.
thorny.
'Oeil.jpéine, deilgreine, s. the name of Fionn
Mac Cumhail's standard.
'Oeitit), deilidh, s. i. pursuit, following.
'OeitTOim, deUidhim, v. I lean upon, adhere to,
follow.
"OeitijeAt), deiligheadh, s. accusing.
'Oeibim, deilim, v. I turn with a lathe.
"Oeibin, dcilin, s. f. a little deal or plank.
"Oeibtiu, dedlidh, s. going or following.
*0'eillit), d'eUlid, V. flicy part, they separate.
'Oeillijiiii,í/i:'í7//í//tim,)^ V. I leave, part from,
'Oeibbim, deillim, J separate.
"Oeilm, deilm, s. f. a sound, noise, trembling,
parting; adj. swift, quick, much, many; s.
trespass, robbery ; i. e. yojAib, o. g. ; v. I
exist, I live; i. e. cAi^un, o. g.
'Oeibmm, de.Umin, v. I make a noise.
"Oeiliiuic, ddlmhtc, s. a pig of two years old.
'Oeibi'éogi deilseog, s. f a slap with the open hand.
X)eiboi-óce, deiloidfiche, s. the space of two
nights.
"Oeilc, deilt, s. f. separation, setting apart.
"OeiLcAiAHumn, deiltkarruinn, s. a trigger or iron
nail.
"Oé-ilcive, de-iltre, s. druidical idols; a house
where magic is practised, a school ofmagic ai't.
'OeibcpeA'ó, dedtreadh, s. gilding.
'Oeiiii, deim, s. f. lack, want.
"Oenii, deimh, ) ^ , ,•
_ . ' , . ; > s. f. protection.
TDeiiiie, deini/ie, J
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"Oeiii'i, deimh, adj. dark, hidden.
TDeime, deinihe, s. f. darkness; " •oeinie r\A
iToinV.
"OeiriieAi', deimJieas, s. f. a pair of shears.
'Oeiiiiin, dehnhin, adj. certain, sure, true.
"Oiiiine, deimhne, s. assurance, certainty; edged
tools.
"OeiiiineAC, deitnhneach, adj. afiirmative, Keat.
"Oei til 11 151 in, deimhmgJdm, v. I aifii-m, prove,
ratify, confirm, allege.
"Ooiiiinijce, deimhnighthe, part, afíirmed, proved.
"Oeniinijteoip, dei'rnhniglitheoir,s.xn. a certifier,
approver.
'OeiiiiniuJA'ó, deimhniugliadh, s. m. afiirmation,
assertion, demonstration.
"Oeiii, dein, adj. clean, neat; s. f. hastiness; adv.
even so ; at last, f a "óeín.
"Oeine, deine, s. cleanliness; neatness, ardour,
vehemence.
"Oeine, deine, compar. of t)iAn.
'OemeAct), deineachd, s. m. keenness, violence; -
urgency, anger, wrath.
'OemeAC'OAc, deineaehdach, adj. rude, violent.
"OéineAp, deineas, s. £ rudeness, violence.
"OeineA^'AC, deineasach, adj. violent, forcing.
'OeitieAj-Aije, deineasaighe, s. lightning.
*OeinnieAc, deinmheach, adj. void, vain, frivolous.
"OeiniiieACA, dnnmheacha, s. toys, trifies.
"OeiniiieAcói]!, deinmheachoir, s. m. a peddler, a
toyman.
'OeiiiiiieAi-, dewmheas, s. f. vanity.
'Oeniiiuje, deintidiighe, adj. violent.
"Oei mil 151 111, deiiimhighim, v. I vanish. O'B.
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"Oetniiiin, deinmhin,
a. a vain fellow, a
"OeinriieACAn, deinmheacJian,) trifler.
!adj. swift, active,
nimble, supple,
hasty; i. e. vei
p]\eAC, 0. g.
"Oenij'eAnj, deinseang, s. a kind of poetic com-
position.
"Oeiji, deir, v. say thou; s. St. Anthony's fire.
"Oeiiib, deirbJt, s. f a churn; gen. tieinbe.