An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

"OiTOclJAil, drochhhail, s. f. ill luck.
T)]\ocbA]iAiinii'L, drochbharamhuil, s. f. prejudice.
'Oi\ocbeAi\c, drochbheart, s. f. an evil action.
"OiiocbeAj^cAc, drochhheartach, adj. vicious, evildoing.
"OjiocbeACA, drochhheatha, s. a bad life.
"Ojiocbéui', drochbheus, s. ill manners.
'OHOcbéufAC, droehbheusach, adj. unmannerly,
immoral.
"OpocblA^", drochbhlas, s. an ill taste.
'0]\ocblA|"OA, drochbJdasda, adj. ill-flavovired,
vapid.
'0|\occóiiiAii\le, drcchchomhairle, s. bad advice.
'OiAoccoiiiUiA'OAp, drochchomhluadar, s. bad
company.
"Ojioccumi-OACAt), drocJicIadnseachadh, s. maladministration.
'Opoccui)\eAC, droclwhuireacli, s. m. wicked, im-
pious.
*Opoct), drocJid, adj. dark, black, obscure.
'O^ioc'oÁiL, drochdail, s. bad news.
'0]>oct)Aoine, drochdhaoine, s. wicked people.
'0\\ocx)v\ne, drochdidne, s. a badman, areprobate.
"OnoceoUnje, drocheoluighe, s. m. a misleader.
"OnocpAii-cm, drochfhaistin, s. f. misinformation.
"OliocyocAt, drochfhochal, s. m. a malediction.
"OnocjAiLe, drochgliaile, s. a diseased stomach.
Dliocjnc, drochghne, s. ill nature.
T))\oc5neiccAc, drocliglineithecwh , adj. ill favoured.
"OnocjnioTii, drochijhniomJi, s. m. a bad action,
misdeed.
"OiAocgui-óe, drochghuidhe, s. a bad prayer.
"OnociomcA]!, drochiomchar, s. ill-behaviour;
bad conduct.
'0]Aociotni\A'ó, drocMomradli, s. evil report.
'Oi\oclAbA]\cAc, drochlabharthach, adj. ill
spoken, foul mouthed.
"OjAocluA-OA]!, drochluadar, s. foul means.
X^pocTTiAoineA-p, drochmhaoineas, s. idleness.
"OnociTiAiibAti, drochmJiarbJiad/i, s. murder.
'0]»ociiiei|'neAc, drochmheisneach, s. pusillanimity;
mistrust.
*0]ioctfiei|-neAiiniil, drochnheisneamkuil, adj.
fainthearted.
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"OjAociinocAibce, droclimldotailte, adj. alloyed,
drossy.
'0]\ociiuinA'ó, drochmJnmadh, s. bad breeding,
insolence.
"OiAociiu'imce, drochmJminie, adj. ill taught, in-
solent.
"OnocnAXHii^i, drochnaduir, s. ill nature.
'0|\ocnóf, drocJtnos, s. a bad habit.
"OpocobAiiA', drochobair, s. foul doings, bad work.
X)]AocoiiibeA5At), drocholrJcaghadh, s. mis-
spelling.
"OnociuwA^ACAC, drochradharcacJi , adj. dim-
sighted.
'OnocbotATi), drocJdtlioladh, 1 , , i,
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^1 .,. , J m u r s. a bad smell.
T)^\ocboLcAn, drocnbholtan, J
'Onoci\Aic, drockraitJi, s. f. lust; i. e. "oiiui]', o. g.
'Onocb)\iACAn, drochbhriatkar, s. evil expression. 'OjiociHAjlACAt), drochriaghlachadh, s. misgo-
'Oiiocbiinut)A]'AC, drochblmnudhasach, adj. illvernment.grounded. X)noc)itiTo, droclirind, s. a spear; i. e. " ^inn oo
'0]\o(l:cAit)neAt), drochchaidreadli, s. evil commu- beiji bÁ]'", Cor.
nication, sinful commerce.
'0]\oc]\oinn, drocliroinn, s. foul dealing.
'Oi\occt.eAC'OAf, drochchleachdas, s. malpractice, 'O|\oc]uifi, drochrun, s. malice.
bad habits.
'0]\ocf\\inii jce, drochshosinghthe, adj. ill pleased.
'0]íoccLAonA-ó,f7)'Oc/íí'/tZao?iaf//í,s. evil inclination. "Oiioci-jeut, drochsgeid, s. m. detraction;
news.
bad
*0|Aoc]'nniAin, drocltsmuain, s. a bad thought.
'Onocfmb, drochshidl, s. f. an evil eye.
'Onoc]'iDioi\Ai'o, droehspioraid, s. f. an evil spirit.
'O]íoc)nn5ce, droclmdghte, adj. ill pleased.
"OpoccAfj, drochthasg, s. an ill report or cha-
racter.
"OnocceAnjA, drochtheanga, adj. foul mouthed.
T)f\occoitceAnAi', droclithoilteanas, s. demerit.
"OjioccttAHAi'sbAil, drochthuarasg-'\ ^^^ ^
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'Oi\ocriK\i\, i/rochl/uiar, s. m. an ill omen.
"Onoccuiji'in, di-oi-/ifhidgsin, s. misapprehension.
"OnocuAin, drochuair, s. an evil hour.
X)\\oc\\mtó.,d,'ochwiitJia, adj. ill shaped.
'0]\05, drog, s. m. the motion of the sea.
"OiiójA, drogka, s. a fisher's line.
'Onoj^Ain, drogaid, s. f. di-ugget.
"Opobeib, drobheil, adj. difficult, hard.
"Onoic, droich, s. f. a dwarf.
"Onoicbeibe, droichbheile, s. hard fare.
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