An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

VeA FEA VeA PEA
VeA^, feag, s. m. a tootli, oiFcnce.
peAJ, /eagh, s. ra. a fathom.
j-'eAJA, /eajf^a, s. the beech tree ; fagus sylvatica.
yec^^sv, feaghacUi, s. scemg.
peAJA-o, feaghad, see yeACAit).
'PcAjAT), feagadh, adv. perhaps.
j-'eAt, /mZ, s. m. art, science; i. e. aoi, o. g.; a
learned man, a poet; adj. skilled, learned, ra-
tional; bad, naughty, evil.
peAlÁn, s m. a flesh-worm.
yeM), fealb, s. f. a kernel, lump in the flesh.
"PcAtbAi^ fealbhas, s. f. misinformation; i. e.
'O]\ocpo]', 0. g.
peAbcAi-ó, fealcaidh, adj. austere, deceitful,
knavish.
peAVcAi-óeAcc, failceadheacld, s. f sharpness,
knavery.
XeóX,CM-bev,\rie,feallduine, s. m. a treacherous man.
PeAlltiiiAri, feallmhian, s. f a conspiracy.
VeAllrA,>7/.a
,, Is. philosophy.
"PeAUi, /mm, s. ra. a tail.
VeAw AC, /mmacA, adj. gross, superfluous, dirty.
Vcaihaca]-, /ear?icic/ins, s. m. silliness ; superfluity,
grossness.
pcAtnAin,/áamfl2?!, s. bladder-fucus.
^e^misn, feaman. s. m. a tail.
^e&mn&c, feamnach, \ s. sea weed, sea wrack;
peAinuinn, feamuinn,) alva marina.
\:eM\c, feanc, s. a wry mouth.
\:eM'\cA-t, feancadh, s. wrestling; bending, crook-
ing-
VeAiicAf, /iawc/ias, see I'eineAcAf.
VeAuiiAt), feannadh, s. flaying.
peAtinAim, feanvaim, v. I flay.
yeAvno'^, feannog, s. f. a royston crow ; a whiting.
VeAnncA, /eaw?i(a, adj. flayed, full of holes
peAtincói]\, feanntoii\ s. m. a flayer.
peAUcój, feantog, s. f. a nettle, urtica urens.
'jreAticog-gneujAC, feantog-greugach, s. fenugreek;
fa;num Grfficum.
peA|i, fear, s. m. a man, a husband.
péA^i, /ear, adj. good; s.m. grass.
peAjAA, feara, s. excrement.
PeA|iAC, fearach, a. wild.
VeAjwcAi', fearachas, s. m. manhood.
1."'eA]\ACAi'-bAibe, fearachas-baile, s. economy.
peA]\ACAf-ci5e, fearachas-tighe, s. husbandry,
parsimony.
\^etS]\AV, fearadh, s. happening, falling; " moii
yeA]\ Aen 'b)\Aen ]'neccATio ^eA^Aí:AnA]:ui]\ce",
B. Fion.; giving.
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s. f manliness,
veAiiA'OAC'O, fearad/iacnd, • If w
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' \e ous, traitorous, inlivil,
J human, murderous.
VeAblcAiiAC, /ert?/to»!ac^, s. m. a perfidious man.
VeAÍlcoi|S fealUoir, s. m. a traitor, a villain.
JTeAlon, /tía/on, s. treachery.
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peApAnn-bÁn, fearann-ban, s. lea land.
peA]iAnn-coil,bceAC, fearann-coillteach, s. wood
land.
peA]\Aiin-oi j]\eACt), fearann-oighreachd, s. a
manor.
peAjiAntvpAO]!, fearann-saor, s. a freehold.
"PeAiiAnn-ciieAbcA, fearann-treabhiha, s. ploughland.
peAi^AncA, fi'aranfa, adj. effectual, effective.
peA^A^'AT), fearasadh, s. imitation.
peA^iAfoip, fearasoÍ7\ s. m. an imitator, mimic.
peApb, fearb, s. f a word; a cow; a bag;
puffing out the cheeks ; goodness ; a weal, '
pimple.
peA]\bA, fearha, s. killing.
peA]vbÁt), fear-had, s. m. a boatman.
"PeAivbAitii, fearbaim, v. I kill, destroy. -
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