An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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gAinbin ci^eiigAc, gairhhin creugach, s. a sort of ^AipleAc, gairleach,s. 1 m. a little child, an
plant growing on rocks by tlio shore, good for
bruises.
gAipVm, i^aiV/m,
J infant.
jAipleoj, gairleog, s. f. garlick; allium sativum,
jAi^A'bpon, gairhhshion, s. rough weather, tem- gAinbeog-tiiui^e, gairleog-mhuire, s. crow garpest.lick
; allium vineale.
gÁijA-cAc, gah'-chath, s. a war or}', shout of 5ai|iiii, gainn, s. a title, name, calling, qualifica-
5ÁiH-c^\eu5, gair-chreug, s. echo.
5Aii\-oe, gairde, a. sooner.
gÁi^roe, gairde, s. joyfulness.
gAijTOeAC, gairdeach, a. festive, joyful, joyous.
gÁi^ie, gaire, 1 s. m. a laugh, bawl, call,
^AiiieAU, gaireadhjj laughter.
5e, gaive, s. m. reparation, amendment; a
fortune teller.
jAijiCAcriAc, gaireacJtdach, a. visible.
5AiiAeACT)it), gaireachdidh, s. laughter, iSc.
gAijieAró, gaireadh, s. m. a vault ; an abyss.
5Ai)ieAÍ, gaireal, s. freestone.
5Ai]ieAl,Ac coLIaiiii, gairealach collaim, a. stinking
hedge mustard; erysimum alliaria.
5Aii\]:ec, gairfec, s. a dimple on the cheek.
5*-^'r5' Í7"*''á'' s. f. a diver, a cormo-
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'^^\\\x^eM\r\, gairgeann,) rant.
J^ai-hjaIa, gairgala, s. an outcry, Sh.
5Ai]\5e, gairge, s. f. fierceness.
5Aii\5eAn, gairgliean, s. a niece.
5oip5e^;e, gairgere, s. a diver.
gAt^igin, gairgin, s. f. dung, ordure.
gAipjin, gairgin, s. f. a pilgrim's habit.
jAiiijin, gairghin, s. f. crowfoot.
5AH\5ii\e, gairgire, s. m. a diver.
5Aii\5momAC, gairgniomhach, a. bigoted.
5Aii\5nioinAX)oineAcc, gairgniomliadoireacht, s. t.
bigotry.
5*1^5110, gairgre, s. a pilgrim's habit.
gAipgun, gairgun, s. stale urine.
5AIHIT), gairid, a. sliort, late, momentary, dcsid
tory, precise.
gAiJiiBin, gairidin, s. f. a periwinkle.
gAiiutn, gairim, v. I laugh, rejoice, extol; call,
bawl, shout.
^ÁiHipieAC, gairisneach, a. horrible.
jAiiimjoAU, gairingean, s. f. a niece.
S-Ml^l'iCAc, gairisneach, a. lewd, id!e, nasty,
terrible.
tion, proclamation, office, vocation.
gcMimi-coibij, gairm-choilig, s. cock crow.
^AiiimeAc, gairmeach, a. appellative.
5AiHiTi>'eAfAC, gairmfheasaeh, a. bigoted.
gAipiTi-cuibbein, gairm-chuillein, s. howling ol'
gÁip'oeACA]", gairdeachas,\ s. m. joy, rejoicing, dogs.
?;ÁnAT)eAi', gairdeas, }
pleasure.
5Ái|i'0iAti, gairdian, s. m. the arm; a guardian.
5Aii\nipAC. gairmfhiacli, s. m. a crow.
5Aii\m-5ille, gairm-ghille, s. a crier.
gÁHTOiAUJA, gairdiangha, a. brachial.
5Ai]\ninn, gairmim, v. I call, qualify, dub.
5Ái)roim, gairdim, Y. I rejoice.
jAijuiimeAC, gairriiiyxeach, a. vocative, nomina-
5Ai]TOin, gairdin, s. f. a garden.
tive.
5ÁiiTOiÚ5A'ó, gaiiditigJiadh, s. rejoicing, congra- 5Ai]vmleA'ó, gairmleadh, s. butcher's prick wood.
tulation.
jAinnipoi'Ai'o, gairmposaidh, s. bans of mar-
5Á11TO151111, gairdigliim, v. I laugh, rejoice.
riage.
gAijuii^-coible, gairmscoille, s. an assembly oi'
bards.
5AIHITICA, gairmilia, part, invited, called.
^AinneAb, gairneal, s. a granary, a bai-n,
5Ai]\ne, gairre, a. next, nearer.
5Ai]\npAc, gairrf/iiach, s. m. a vulture, a raven.
5ai]ihiac, gairriach, a. ravenous.
5Ai]i]\i5eAC, gairrigeach, a. rocky.
jAi-nnini, gairrim, s. a short form, a compendium.
^AiiAi'eAc, gairseach, s. f a lewd woman.
gAijA^-eAiiiuil, gairseamhuil, a. wanton.
5Ai]i^'eAiiibAC-o, gairseamhlachd, s. f lewdness,
debauchery.
jAim-eicle, gairseicle, s. a short life.
5Ai]\]"eti, gairsen, s. horror, shuddering with fear.
'^A.\\\\'eo\\\, gairseoir, s. a shrew, a scold.
5Ain]-neAC, gairsneaeh, a. horrible.
5Ai]ice, gairte, s. a narrow path.
gAipceAi', gairtheas, the glittering reflection of
the sun from the sea or a rock, or luminous
body.
gAinceil, gairteil, 1 j-
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' 5Ai]\cein, gairtein,) ' ^
^^j.
5Á)i\ceo5, gairteog, s. f crab tree; pyrus mains.
gÁiircijeAim, gairtighearn, s. the language
spoken by all the descendants of Adam until
the building of Nimrod's tower. " 0\\\ i^- Aon
bé]\tA "00 lii Ag I'll A-ÓAllÍl Ó CHUtÚJAt)
AtJAiiii 50 cjúocnuJAt) An cui]\ TleAiii^uiAn!),
i. e. gÁijicijeiin Ainin An be|\lApn", OldParck.
gAif, gais, s. f a torrent, stream ; a surfeit; craft,
cunning, generalship, Lee.
5Ai]"cit), gaiscidh, s. m. a warrior, a knight,
5Ai]-oe, gaisde, s. a gin, trap, snare; a. aniiecl,
accoutred.