An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

X>eii(b-cliAmu\r\, deirbh-cJiliamImÍ7i, s. a son-inlaw.
"Oeinb-jniorii, deivhh-glmioinh, s. an axiom or
maxim.
•OeinVAiAj, deirhliUar/, see -oeAiibtiAs.
"OeinbreAcnAC, deirbhsheathrach,'} ,
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' „ J 7 7 ; • ' > s. a sister.
TDeAivDi-iu^i, dearOhs/nur, )
'Oeii\, deb; s. f. a temple; alms.
"OeiiiCAj, deircag, s. a penurious woman, Sc.
*OéinceAC, deirceach, adj. poor, beggarly; almsgiving,
charitable.
'Oéi^\cine, deircire, s. m. an almoner.
'Oémcceoi^í, deh'ctlieoir, s. m. an almsgiver;
beggar, a miser.
"Oeiiie, deire, s. the deep abyss.
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'Oei]\e, deire, \ s. the end, the last, the
X)QA]\ec^-o,deireadIi,j rear, the stern.
"OeijieAnnAC, deireannach,\ adj. last, hindmost,
"OeinionnAc, dcirionnach, y late, latter.
"OeiiieAiinAn, deirannan, s. a desert.
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