An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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\^\\\ot\,wifieot]\,friothIinffJdheov', s. m. a bawd,
procurer; an administrator.
yl\^ot\,\})i|teo^]\eAcv,friotJdu^gJltheoireaGhd, s. f.
administration.
y\\iotnAy, friothnas, s. f. chagrin, fretfulness.
V]\iornÁ]'- administer,
\\nozoU.\m Jnotholaim,
y procure.
'^\\\oto\\t-s, friothorilia, a. returning.
piiioci\Áit)iiii, friothraidhim, v. I contradict.
Vitioc]-Ai'Lp'óeA]A, friothsailjidhear, v. that shall
be served
Vl"l",/w, s. m. a nailer, Br. L.; is the same as
toi]", along with, with him, of him, through
him, by him, or her; of which; " La -oa
pÁibe ponn, niAC CAbAitl a iropom Cd\XcAilLe
y\\\^ A lAAiTJce]! AccI/IAú Amug",
Parch.
Vl"l'CA|ic, /mcaj'i, s. an answer.
VlM)-ciin, /mcim,v. I hope.
Vl"l'ci]', /mcis, s. hope, expectation.
Old
^\\^\-mheA\\zó.\m,frisjnbeartai)n, v. I betray, de-
ceive, kill.
piupneit», /mneici/t, v. he told or said.
^\\^]-mwx)\.e,frisnindle, part, commuted ;
" pine,
ab eo quod est vitiea, i. e. on pneiiiAin ; a]i ty
gnAc int) ú\\ (u) coni^Ain Ia]* in tAicneoi]i
ACA]- ye\m (]-•) p]iifnin'ole \,c>.\- in njAToel, ut
est, vir, i. e. ye\\, visio, i. e. yty, vita, i. e. pc,
virtus, i. e. ppc, quamvis hoc non per singula
currat", Cor.
PHil'ninnle, frisninnle, s. attendance.
TP]\\t, frith, s. f. suit, attendance, 4 Mast., 1414;
fate; wild mountainous place; profit, gain,
advantage; service, attendance; adj. small,
little ; s. a flesh worm.
Vl"n,/?"ti, s. f. the mouth of a river.
VlncbAc, /Hi/ti/tnc, the barb of a hook.
j-'^iicbAile, frithbaile, s. suburbs.
\\\\the,\\x:, frithbheart, s. m. contravention, opposition;
" b]\eAi-Al in AG 'OonncA ui ceAbbAi5
iÉi5i-ó, frithighidh, s. attending, serving,
waiting.
'^\\\tm, frithidh, adj. alike, equal to, the same as,
ppiciTn, frithim, v. I beget, " beAnb ^o -ptuc
Honh phó]'At)".
piiicinjj/n'í/w'wf/, s. f. a relapse.
|rpiúi|i, /n'i/tiV, a. earnest, eager, fervent; sore;
peevish; s. soreness.
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}^\\-it\.é\m, frithleim, s. f a quick leap.
1^\\^t1é^m\m, frithleimim, v. I leap, bound.
Vpicne, frithne, s. an uninhabited or unfrequented
place ; " Apppicne ma conAipe".
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