An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

ein EIN em EIR
^\X, eill, s. f. a thong, a latchet; a precipice,
i. e. i:ai1,1, ; an advantage, opportimity ; a flock,
• herd, drove ; an ell.
eiLljeAi), eillglieadh, s. burial, interment.
CiilneAt), eillneadh, s. corrupting, spoiling.
GiLlce, eillte, a. softened, mollified.
„1 ' . .! j7 > s. imcleanness, pollution.
etLneAt), eilnead/i,} ' ^
eilnigim, eilnighim, v. I coiTupt, spoil, violate.
6-1 tc, eilt, s. f. a fawn.
e-itceAcc, cilteacht, s. f. a turning of tlie stomach.
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AjAj' "oaIjac, 0. g.
Giiii-óni), eimhdhidh, s. a refusal,
eniie, eimhe, s. a cry, a call.
GiiiieAc, eimheach, a. nimble, swift.
eiiiieAct), eimhcachd, s. f. obedience, compliance.
eiiiiéiT), eimeid, s. f scarcity, want, need.
Ciiii).-!]-, eimhfs, s. f. ready wit.
eimTOe, eimide, s. m. a poet of the lowest order,
eninlc, eimltilt, s. f. procrastination, delay; adj.
tardy, slow, dilatory, prolix.
6niiiTii, eirnhim, see eijiin,
(^nin]», eimhir, s. f. emery.
Cuiiteog, ehiihleog, see Aibbeog.
Cm, ein, adj. one.
CitieAc, eineach, s. m. protection; cuj cét) bó
inA éineAC ; a face, countenance ; an armistice.
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eineAclAn, cineacldan, s. m. protection, defence,
safeguard.
emeAclAn, e»iC(K7i/a?i,s.m. redemption, amends
tribute due to the chief for his protection.
Gin'j.'eACt), einfeaclid, adv. at once ; An emyeAct),
together,
eing, eing, gen. of cAUg, a track.
Cinjin, einghin, adj. only begotten.
Cingine, eingire, s. m. a pursuer.
Gnn-6, einidli, s. f. anything.
GuniiciTi, einrithcid, adj. of equal size.
einne, einne, adj. hairy, i. e. -ponncA.
&inneAC, einneach, s. anybody, somebody.
eirinit), einnid, s. f. generosity.
dn)\eAT), eim'ead, s. one thing, anything.
GincijeAf , eintiglieas, s. f. cohabitation.
&ipeAlAini, eipealaim, v. I die, perish.
GipebAt), eipeladh, s. perishing, dying.
6iplii]\c, eiphirt, see eibi]\c; s. f. wages, hire.
Cipil-cil, eipistil, s. an epistle, a letter.
Gi]ibAll, eirhall, see eA^ibAbb.
GqibeAc, eirbheach, s. f. a wasp.
OmbeA]\n Aim, «VWimrnaim, V.I transgress, break.
6i]\bei]\c, eirlheirt, s. f moving, stirring.
Gi]ibei]\cim, eirbheirt{m,v. I move, stir.
Gi)\biii, eirbhir, s. f. indirect inquiry.
ei^ibijACAC, eirbhireach, s. one that asks indirectly.
CqicbcAC, eircbheach, s. f. a wasp.
eiiiceAiiniil, eirceamhuil, adj. heretical.
Gijie, eire, s. a burden.
e-qie, Eire, Ireland.
ei]\eAc-o, eireachd, s. beauty, fairness.
GineAct), eireachd, 1
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eiJieActjlp, eireachdas, ]
eiHeAct)Ap, eireachdas, s. beauty.
G-i]ieAC'OAriibAc, eireachdamhlach, s. f. comehness.
eiHeACT3Aiiiiiib, eireachdamhuil, adj. fair, beau-
teous.
e-i]ieA-ó, eireadh, s. a burden, weight, .ff^eai.
Cqiéinij, eireirigh, s. a wake or sitting up with
the dead ; drying of corn in a pot for grinding
; the grain and bread so prepared.
6i]ieo5, eireog, s. f a pullet ; an icicle.
Gipje, eirghe, s. assistants, auxiharies; mutiny,
a rising of the people.
6iiite, eirnhe,\ •
„'*-'.' . v , > s. an uprising, resurrection.
eijiij, eirigh, J
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eilijeAcT), eirgheachd, s. í'. the act of rising.
e-ijAJini, eirghim, v. I rise, pass on, advance;
mutiny ; erect ; mount.
eijigionnAc, eirgionnach, s. m. a pursuer.
6i]Aic, eiric, s. an amercement, fine, ransom,
forfeit, reparation.
GquceAc, eiriceach, s. m. a heretic.
GiliiceAcc, eiriceachi, s. f. heresy.
&]]wó, eiridh, 1 s. a congealment,frcczequTJeAcc,
eiridheacht,
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ing.
Gini-oiii, eiridin, s. f attendance on a sick person
; the person so attended.
Gqiij! eirigh/ interj. arise! up! s. a vicerov,
chief governor.
Ginije, eirighe. Is. f. a command or
Gi^igcAcx), eirigheachd, J government.
eq\itn, eirim, s. riding, going on liorseback;
a summavy, abridgment; aj po eqiim ua
1ieAcr]iA.