An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

Voch FOCH VOt)li FODH
yob)\A'ó, fobhradh, an irregulai' verb signifying
to happen by accident.
\^oh]W^, /oontiy, )
j-'obtAn, 'fobhfluvt, s. a tliistle.
\:ohiw\i.\un . foliiuilaim, v. I strike gently.
pobiiiTJe, _/«/'/( íí/(7/íP, a. tawny, yellowish.
y^ohuAle, fol'huiUe, s. a light blow.
ipoc,foch, adj. obscure.
"PocAi-o, fuchaiil, s. f. scoffing.
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pocAi-oe, fochaide, s. m. a scoff, banter.
yocM-ve,'fochaidhe, s. m. a disease in horses called
glanders.
yocMX)eAc, focJiaideach, adj. derisive.
j-'ocAin, yiWirti'n, s f. a cause, motive, reason ; dis.
turbance, quarrelling.
VocAiji, fochair, s. f. presence, company; a
^.-^-ocAi]! A ceibe, together; Am yocAin, along
with me.
PocaI, /octfi, s. m. a word, a promise; a vowel,
a noun ; a command, warning, precept.
pocAbATÓe, focalaidhe, s. m. a good speaker.
pocAlb, /oc/ia//, s. m. dirt, filth, corrupt matter.
pocAl-mAjATO, focal-magaidh, s. a scoff, taunt,
bye-wo id.
VocAl]Dhi\éuriK\ct5, focalphreumliachd, s. f. etymology.
VocAÍp1i]iéuiiiAi'De, focalphreumhaidhe, s. m. an
etymologist.
VocAn, focha7i, s. re. food, provender, forage;
young com in the blade, a plant,
poc Ann, /oc/iaHw, s. m. a cause, matter.
i^ocA\\,fochar, S. m. wind.
j-"'ocAi-,/oci(s, adj. profuse, prodigal, Sh.
{-"OCA]', fochas, s. m. voraciousness, i. e. ^é\\ caiceAtii
bit), 0. ff.; marsh mallows; see oca]\
yoce^mn\pm.focheimn^ghim, v. I succeed,
pocén, foc/ifn, s. f. a good feast. Cor.
ÍTócIa, fockla, s. the north, Cor.; a palace; a
don, a cave; price, the worth or value of a
thing; an offering.
VocIa, /oc/a, s. a proposition, maxim.
VocIac, forlach, adj. vocal, wordy; s. m. the
lowest order or degree of poets or philoso-
phers.
VoclÁn,/cicZrtn, s. m. a pole cat.
pocboiji, /ocZoiV, s. ra. a vocabulary, dictionary.
yocmA-o, foclunhad, s. f. scorn, contempt.
pocmA]\c,/oc/ii«art', s. m. inquiry, research.
ipocmume, focliiiihuwe, s. harvest.
Ipocnc^x), focJmaah, s. dry rotten wood; lighting,
igniting. Cor.
Ipocn M\\c. focJuiairc, see ].-ocinAnc.
yoco]\A, fochora, adj. lying under stones, ?'. e. yo
ctocAi'b, 0. /7.
T-ocp ' •' ^ , ' . is. reward, ' recompense.
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\oc\\óACC, jochraicc,)
yoc]\'XX), fochi-adh, s. banishing, expulsion.
j.'oc|\Aic,/oc/i«ííc, s. {. happiness, bliss, felicity.
pócitó)-, fochras, s. m. the bosom; v. was dug;
jrociiA]- A ].-eAHC Atin, Chron. Scot.
yocz, focht, s. f interrogation, asking a question.
i."'ocuit)e,/c»c/ s.m. a flout, jeer,
yocummeAX), fochuidmlteadh, y derision, scorn.
pocuit)iiieAC, fochitidmheach, s. joking, scoffing,
a mocker.
yociuvm)m,focJiuidmJnm, v. I scoff, deride.
pocuin,/oc/íM/»í, s. f a cause, motive, reason.
i-'ocumA, /oc/tiíí/ia, adj. indifferent.
l-'ocu]', focus, s. m. a spendthrift.
Í-'ó-o, fod, s. m. art, skill, sense, knowledge ; a
clod of earth, sod, soil, land.
pó-oAC, /ofZac/i, adj. prudent, discreet.
pó'ÓAil, fodhail, s. f a division, releasing, dissolving
grief, vexation.
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pó'OAilim,/o(//t(u7wi, V. I divide, loose, untie, dis-
tinguish.
yo-ó.\m, fodliain, s. f eartli, land.
yóx)M\\,fodhair, s. f froth.
pOBAiiTO, fodhaird, s. f. a plot, ill design.
Pó-óaIa, fodhala, litigation; division; petty
causes, i. e- iníncúi]-eAiiA.
fowAiA, fodar, s. m. fodder, provender for
cattle.
Pot)b, fodkb, s. a cutting down.
yov^^iu-o fodhbruid I ^ ^^^^^j ^^_^j^^_
yox)cnum, jodlichmimh,)
yox) c\\^AÓA, fod-criadha, s. a brick.
yox)éi\i^