An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

"OnAjniA, adv. An-'0]iÁ|'t)A, 50 o]iÁ]"oa, drasda,
ann-drasda, go drasda; hitherto, now, not
yet.
"OiAAUC, drauch, s. a dragon.
*0|\é, di'e, s. m. a sledge.
*0]\eAC, dreacJi, s. m. form, figure, image, countenance;
a looking glass; a habit; hue; adj.
silly.
"OjieACAC, dreachach, s. m. a statuary; adj.
drawn, delineated; fliir, handsome.
'0]\eACAt), dreachadh, s. portraiture, polisliing.
'OjieACA-oÁn, dreachadan, s. m. a mould.
"OneACA-ooii;, dreachadoir, s. m. a painter, a statuary.
'OpeACAiin, dreacliaim, v. I figure, delineate.
"OpeACAnmil, dreachamhuU, adj. comely.
OiieAct), dreachd, s. an article, office, employment;
a troop, company.
'0)ieACt)c\im, dreachdaim, v. I signify.
'0|ieACT)Ai]ie, dreachdaire, s. m. an historian.
*0]ieAC|''ompl-A, dreachshompla, s. a platform;
' iclinography.
"OpeAcc, dreacht, s. m. a poem ; a draught or
pattern.
"OivéACCA, dreachta, s. weakness.
'OjieAcce, dreachte, adj. ornate.
*0]ieA5A-o, dreagadh, s. advertisement.
*OpeA5Áim, dreagaim, v. I fight, wrangle ; ad-
vertise.
"OiieAjAn, dreagan, s. m. a dragon; a champion.
X)]\eA-^um,dreaguin, s. f. pickles.
*0|ieALl.ÁnAit), dreallanaidh, s. m. an augur.
'OpeAtTi, dreamh, adj. surly, sullen.
"OiAeAiii, dream, s. m. a tribe, family, company,
people.
"OtieAtn, dream, 1 s. m. a wisp of hay or
"OpeAmAii, dreaman,) straw.
"OpeAinÁn, dreaman, s. m. madness, furiousness.
"OjAeAinAiiAc, dreamanach, adj. fanatical, mad.
"OiieAiimAC, dreamhnach, s. m. a coxcomb; adj.
perverse, foolish.
"OjieAitinAini, dreamhnaim, v. I rage, fret.
X)peAn, drea7i, s. m. strife, debate; a wren; i. e.
" •oep en bej -oiiieoil, no -oiiAi en", i. e. " en
•00 m |.-Ái|-ome", Cor.; Welsh, dryw; adj.
bad, naughty.
'OpeAnAc, dreanach, a. despicable, vile, mean.
"OneAnAt), dreanad, s. goodness.
'OpeAncA'D, dreancad, s. m. a flea.
'OneAii-coiiiAC, drean-comhac, s. a leg.
'Oj\eAnt)A, dreandha, adj. repugnant, ojiposite,
contrary.
"OneAnj, dreang, s. a breach.
OjAeAun, dreann,see o]ieAnnAt>; s. m. sorrow,
melancholy, pain; haste, speed; a battle, con-
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tention; adj. strong, firm; s. m. a fort; a.
surly, dogged; good.
"OiieAniiAc, dreannach, adj. speedy quarrelsome.
;
0]\eAnnAt), dreannad, s. m. rashness.
"OiieAunAitn, dreantiaim, v. I fight, contend.
"OiieAnoi^A, dreanoir, s. m. an augur, a prophet.
'Ot\eA)DAiin, dreapaim, v. I climb, clamber.
"OneApAiiieAct), dreapaireachd, s. i. climbing.
0]\eA]-, dreas, s. f. a place, stand, turn.
OncAr, dreas, 1 r 1 1 n
r, 7 V s. I. a briar, bramble.
'
t)]\eA-i'05, dreasog,f
"OjieAj'AC, dreasach, adj. thorny, briary.
"OneA^'Act), dreasachd, s. strolling about, i. e.
ioniluAit)i'Li, o.g.; inciting.
"OneAi-Ail, drcasail, s. f shred.s, small bits.
'0]ieApAini, dreasaim, v. I break, incite.
"OpeAi-Aiiiuib, dreasamlmil, adj. prickly.
"OneA^-AnnAC, dreasarnach, s. a place where
brambles grow.
"OiieAixoilb, dreaschoUl, s. £ a thicket.
'OneAi'|.-Ai-oceAii, dreasfaidhthear, v. shall be
broken, i. e. b]ii]'yAi-oceA]A, 0. g.
"OiiCApgi-o, dreasgidh, see -opeAi-Ainuib.
'OiieAi'iiuin, dreasmhuii, see ojieAj'coi'LL
"OneACAU, dreathan, }
^ 7 .7 J > s. a wren.
T)|\eACAn •oonn, dreathan donn,^
X)]\écv, drechd, s. m. a tale, a story, a poem
appearance.
"Oneceng, drecheng, s. three persons.
'Oi\ei'b)-e, dreibhse, s. a space of time, a while.
"OiAeije, dreige, s. f. a meteor.
'0]\ei5Ai|'eAc,íZ)'t'/fí'íiisáac/í, adj. peevish.
"Ojiénn, dreim, s. i. an endeavour, attempt;
einidation, contention.
"Duel nut), drebnid, s. f a saddle.
X)]>é)niiin, dreimitn,\. I climb; I emulate.
"OnennmeAC, dreimineach,
degree.
s. m. a gradation,
TDnemiine, dreimire, s. m. a ladder, stair, climax.
"Opeiniijie-buirje, dreimire-buidhe, s. a yellow
centaiuy ; chlora perfoliata.
"OiAéiiinne-goiun, dreimire-gorm, s. a woody
nightshade ; solanum dulcemara.
"OiAéimitie-muiiAe, dreitnire-muire, s. the less centaury
gentiana centaurium.
;
"Opeinii^Mt), drehniridh, see 0]\éimi]\e.
"Oiiennne, dreiinne, s. a cock.
" *Oa yeAnAinm a]\ n'luic uikwai j;
peij' If niA-OA motn-oiAiiiAin;
CeAcnAic CAonA, •ojAeimne jaI;
SeAJAC iy cAt)ÍA JAbAn", I'or Foe.
"Oneitiine, dreimne, s. warfare.
"OjAeifeAc, dreiseach, see 0]\eA]'Ac.
"Oneifoog, dreiseog, s. £ bramble, briar, blackberry
bush ; rubus fructlcosus.