An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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pÁtu\]', /anas, s. a void space.
1p, faochadk, s. a crisis in sickness.
Vaocaii, fuocJiav,} „ . . , , .
r. . -^j- 1 1 s. :. periwinkle or sea snail.
JTAOCog, faochog, s. f the eye.
"Paocoj, faochog, s. f a weaver's thrum.
y&oco-^sc, faochogach, adj. testaceous.
VAocog-cuACAibl, faochog-iuachaill , s. a whirlpool,
Sh.
y~\o-(^,faodh, s. voice
Vao-o, faodh, } r u f ir
VAOÚ,/aoíA,| s.afall,falhng,o.í7.
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y\ovMm, faodhaim, v. I send, transmit; " 111 o-
ÍAi]-i t)Airii in]i ]io yAoiu pnne cujat)".
Pao-oáL, /aoíZaí, s. m. a waif.
l-'AotDAiA! je, faodalaighe, s. m. a foimdling.
|.'A0t)bAt>, faodhbhadh, s. shoiitmg, proclaiming.
YAothMm, faodhbhaim, v. I shout, proclaim.
^Aoj, faogh, s. punishment.
"Paojai-o, faoghaid, s. game ; men that start game.
j-'AoJAi oAice,/rtOfifAat5aic/ie, s. carnivorous birds,
Sh.
Vaoja]!, faoghar, s. m. a sound, voice, a vowel.
y-so^lwnze, faoghhdnte, s. a probationer, Sh.
Vaoi, faoi, s. the voice ; a change or turn ; prep,
below, beneath, under, about, around.
Vaoi p 11, /aoi sin, adv. for that reason.
V'Aoi'b,/(íOií'/í, s. f. a relic; dead men's clothes.
y.so\cec.]\hM\\e,faoichearbaire,\
pAoi ci 111 1 ]\e,faoichimire, }
an usurer.
Vaoíú, faoidh, s. departing ; a voice, sound ; sleep.
"PAOTOeAt), faoidheadh, s. piercing ; " ah pteAg
HO yAOlt) An fCAp, CpUAS UAC, cpm^'A ]\o
yAOl'OeA'O".
'^.\o\-i)ei.m,faoidheamh, s. a messenger; rest, ease
in sickness.
pAOi-óim, faoidhim, v. I sleep, rest; " ]\o ^aoto
yo]\ leic"; I go, depart, send; see yMX).
Paoi-óo]to, faoidhord, s. a murmur.
V^-voi-óceAccA, faoidhtheachta, s. messengers.
\^ó.o-\ijie, faoighle, s. words, expressions.
careless.
pAiinuige, /amiMi^/je, adv. away, Sh.
\i^nnwpm, fannuigldm, v. I flint, »S/i.
jTAoileAC, /aoifeacA, }
^dj. glad,joyful, thankful.
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V Aoilit), faoilidh, / ' *= '' ^
Vauoi-o, /anoiVi, s. f. mockery, ridicule, mimicry. VAoileAC, faoileach, s. m. manure.
^Mwrne^st), fanoideadh, s. m. a mhnic, mocker.
i-'AiioroeAC, /anoiVZeac/t, adj. derisive, mocking.
VAo,leAnn,/aoí7m««,|
\Ao-i\.eox^, jaoueog, )
^. ^geagull. °
pAot, /aoWi, s. m. prey, spoil.
i^AoAm, /aoilidh, adj. generous, hospitable.
\.\ohi.y\\c, faobliaÍ7't, s. edge, temper.
dAoiliueAco, faoilulheachd, s. f. hospitaUty.
'PAo'bAiin,/ríoWíaim, v. I rob.
pAoiligitn, /ao2%/«'m, v. I rejoice.
"JTAo'bAn, faohJiar, s. m. the edge of a sword or PaoiII, ftioill, s. deceit.
tool, etc.
VAOilleAc, faoilleach, s. liolidays, carnival
VAobiiAC, /aoMmc/i, adj. sharp, keen edged.
'}.''AolJi\ACA-ó, faohlirachadh, s. whetting.
y^Koh^wwm/faobhmim, v. I whet, sharpen.
pAOiltcAc, faoilleach,
pAOiblix), faoillidh,
February, half of February
and January;
bad weather.
pAoitii-ciAÍ, faoimh-chial, s. interpretation.
i-'AOin, faoin, adj. weak, mean, vain, idle; adj.
sloping.
VAombleAgAn, faoinhhleaghan,
mildness, goodd Enature.
s. gentleness,
^Aome, /íío»i