An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

5At GAL SAL GAL
"^Myvme, gaisdidhe, s. m. a pamter.
'^M\~ome'S]-, ffaisdidheas, s. m. painting.
jAij-e, ffaise, s. a flaw, a blemish ; boldness, valour,
chivalry ; a small brook.
gAi^-ge, gaisge, s. bravery, feats of arms.
jAii-je, $ia%e, a. | brave; Uicc 50.11-56,
5Aif5eAt), gaisgeadh,\ brave men.
5Aii-5e«.\c, gaisgeach, s. m. a hero, a champion.
5Ai5e s. m. kindred, relation.
^Ao\,,gaol,j
^aIaIjap, galablias, s. m. a parasite.
JaIac, galach, s. m. valour, courage, fortitude:
a. valiant, brave ; stout.
^AtÁn, galan, s. a noise; a sudden blast; a sudden
glimpse.
jALAflAC, galanach, a. noisy.
gAlAnn, galann, s. m. an enemy; chivalry.
5*1^11, galar, s. m. a disease, distemper, sickness.
gAtAii-bjieAc, galar-breac, s. m. the small pox.
gALÁji-btii-óe, galar-buidhe, s. the jaundice.
jALAivpuAil, galar-fuail, s. the gravel.
5aU\]i-5A|-oa, galar-gasda, s. the flux.
5AlÁi\-iniíi5ceAC, galar-milightheach, s.the green
sickness.
5AtÁi\-pl,ocA-ó, galar-plocadh, s. the quinsy.
5AtÁn--|-5i\ucAC, galar-sgrutach, s. the itch.
5AlÁi\-cec, galar-teth, s. the rot.
5aIapca]\, galastar, v. they spoke to.
jAlbA, galbha, s. rigour, hardness.
jAlbAit), galbhaidli, s. m. heat, warmth.
5a1,5A-ó, gaJgadh, s. m. a champion, valour; a.
stout, valiant.
5AI5AC, galgat, s. heat, causing vapour; " i. e.
ceAybAc 1111A ppuilin5e 5AI", Cor.
JaIiac, galiath, s. a helmet.
gAlion, Gallon, Lcinstcr, Lee.
JaIL, gall, s. m. a stranger, a foreigner, an
Englishman ; stone vases or boilers ; " i. e.
coi]\ce cLoice", e.g.; a rock, a stone; phir.
5AiLLeACA; milk; a cock, a swan; an old
woman ; a teat or dug ; desire ; a. greedy,
eager; s. a Gaul, a Frank.
jAlbA, galla, s. f a bitch; fairness, brightness,
beauty ; i. e. Sit-e, Lee.
JaLIat), gallad, s. a lass, a young girl.
jAlÍAit), gallaidli, a. hot.
gAblÁn, gallan, s. m. a branch; a rock.
gAllÁii-cunpA, gallan-curra, a. didapper, diver.
5AlLÁn-5neATincAiii, gallan-greannchair, s. colts
foot ; tussilago furfara.
5AltÁn-iTio]i,(jíaí/a?í-7no)',s. butter-burr, pestilence
wort; tussilago petasites.
jAlbAncAcc, gallantacht, s. gallantry, intrigue.
5AtU\oit-e, gallaoile, )
'^ó^\^o^\e\c, gaUaoileach,\ ' ^'
5AllboÍ5AC, gallbholgacli, s. m. the French pox.
jAÍbuAib, gaibhuaidli, a. victorious.
gAÍlcno, gallchio, s. a walnut.
gAlLcobAiji, gallclioblinir, s. one ambitious oi
valour; " i. e. 5a'LL cobAi|A, i. e .i-Ainc goileiio
5Aipci'ó," hence the family name of O'Gal-
lagher.
'^'iXXxiA, gallda, a. belonging to an Englishman;
strange, foreign, surly, poor spirited.
gAlb-OACT), galldachd, s. low country of Scot-
land, Sli.; s. f. English connection ; association
or habitation with the Enghsh; "O b)UAin
tuAoL -00 65 -oon cei-óm ipn 5aLIt)acc",
4 iiast. 1398.
5AllT)HoniA, galldroma, s. a kettle drum.
gAlliiunlionn, gallmhuilionn, s. a mill wheel.
5a'LIó51ac, galloglach, s. m. a servant ; a heavy
armed soldier.
5Alb]iAC, gallrach, a. infectious.
gAltpAt), gallradh, s. m. infection, disorder.
'^(>XX\\wt^\m,gallruighim, v. I ominate, portend;
torture.
5All]\ui5ée, gallruighthe, part, infected, disordered.
^Allub, gallubh, s the old name of Caithness.
5aIU)c, galluch, s. m. a rat.
gAlli'iiiAC, gullunach, s. m. soap.
5aILui\aii, í/(í//M)-tt/i, g. wild angelica; angelica
sylvestris.