An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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\:omni\)AX), foidhiubhadh, a. a putting down, liu-
miliation.
Voig, /otf/Zi, a. eager, acute.
Voige./oí'íi'e, s. topmost part.
yoi^e, foigfie, s. a voluntary contribution given
to such of the decent poor as are ashamed to
beg. It also signifies the four first of the corporal
works of mercy.
yo\-^e&y^e, foigeasffe, s. next, proximate, Sh.
Xó^p-oejoighide 1
^ ^ ^^
\o\i^\v>w,joigliidin,^ ^
forbearance.
V6^poe^b,foigh^deach, \ ^^-
VoijroincAC, foighidmeach,) •' '^
j^^^
^6-\pxieóX), foighideadh, s. bearing patiently.
^o^pn,foighin, s. f. a green plot, a mead.
VoijioncAC, /oí^/uontec/í, adj. ample.
Voi5ioncA)',/oí^/ííon\m,foirbhini, v. I attend, am present.
VoipbiteAcnuijim, foirbhreathnuighim, v. I divine,
conjecture.
Vóipb)\eic, foirbhreith, a. f. prejudice.
^ó\\\hY\AtA\\,foirbhriathar, a. an adverb.
Vóipb)\iAr|AAc, foirbhriathrach, a. adverbial.
yó\]\'b]\\o-^, foirbhriogh, a. force, power.
Vóipbce, foirbhthe, a. full, perfect.
yo-\]\ceAc., foirceach, a. learned.