An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

PA1 FAI \\\\ FAT
ir^jbATTi , faghbliam, v. to strip, Sh.
yuc oo cum nuiie", Brog.
yÁm,fuid/i, s. m. a prophet.
Í:ATóbile,/(ííV//i?;/ii7(;, s. the beech tree.
V'Ai-oe, faide, adj., compar. of pA-oA; s. length.
y^.n>e..\cr, faideacht, s. f longitude.
yi\\x}e-yo6^\\,faid/ieado!r, s. m. a prophet.
yM-úeAX)ó\]\Q,i.cT),faidheadoireachd, s. f the gift
of prophecy, prophesying.
yMX>eAmw\,,faidheamhiiil, adj . prophetic ; critical,
witty.
pAiTjeocAin, faideocham, v. to deceive, Sh.
yA-meo-^,f(iideog, s. f. lot, chance ; a green plover.
pAiTjiT), faidid, s. Í. distance.
y^mmm, faidhidin, s. f patience.
yMm^ei^czJaidigheacht, s. f. longanimity, longitude.
•pATOim, faidhim, v. I give up, yield; devise,
divine.
VAit>ip,/(«VZ/«V, s. a fair; vulg.
yMW\\m. faidhirin, s. f a fairing, a L'ift.
VAit)peAc, /fli&eac/i, adj. lumpish.
pÁij, /ai.x), faighleadh, s. ivy; taking hold of
Pai jLeAun, /«/(//i/m»m, s. f. an armoury.
y^^-gye, faigse, adv. near.
yi..A,fail, a. f the hiccough; a rim or border
round the edge of a pot, bucket, etc.; a
ring, a wreath, a ring, a collar; company,
society ; fate ; a place ; an inclosure, a fence
a circle; adj. fatal; generous; s. f. a den, a
resting place.
1.''Áilbe,/rti7('í/ie,s. emptiness ; adj. lively, sprightly
i-\\ilbeAcr,//ieac/i