An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

5le GLE 5ll GLI
JleAfAnn, gleasann, s. a storehouse.
5léA)-meni)eAt), gleidheadh, s. keeping, preserving. gleu]', gleus, s. m. custom, manner, fashion,
5teiBceAC, gleidhtheach, a. frugal, saving, in- occasion; order, mood, trim, gage; the key
dustrious.
or gamut in music ; furniture ; the lock of a
JléijeAl, gleigheal, a. exceeding fair or white. gun.
gléiLe, gleile, \ s. f whiteness, puregleileACT),
gleileachd, ) ness.
jLéiii, gleir, a. good; i. e. iikmc.
Jlétne, gleire, s. chastity, purity; much, plenty,
JleufAim, gleusaim,v. I prepare, tune, arrange.
a. ready, prepared,_tuned,
5luun)A, gle^csda, )
7-1 . 'J . ( arranged, concinnous,
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bUurcA, gleusta, rj
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a great deal; choice, election; a. chosen, gleui-cAct), gleustachd, s. f diligence, atten-
tion.
5lu\ú, gliath, s. m. war, battle.
5l'A-0A]A, gliadar, s. m. loquacity, pertness.
5l'At)HAc, gliadrach, s. m. a drab; a. sprightly,
wanton glittering, resplendent,
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glib, glib, s. f. a lock of hair ; a slut ; a. slippery,
glibni, glibin, s. f. a shred of cloth, a jag.
'^hhy'ieAmAW, gliOshleamhaiii, a. slippery with
sleet.
51-1 c, glic, a. wise, prudent, cunning, crafty.
gli'oui^A-ó, glidiughadh, s. m. moving, stir-ring,
glitiui^tiii, gliduighim, v. to move, stii'.
5Li):it>, glifid, s. f. a voice.
5lip]\iiii, glifrim, v. I talk, make a noise,
gl-in, glin, s. a generation; prop. gbún.
'^\.\n-^m, gUngin, s. f drunkenness.
5l-inini, glinim, v. I follow, cHng to.
gLmn, glinii, s. light; the sky; the worM ; a
fort, fortress, garrison ; a. clear, plain, manifest
s. is the gen. and plur. of jleAun, a valley;
s. f. glue,
glinne, gllnne, s. a habit, cloak; bail, security.
gbnneAC, gliimeach, a. full of valleys.
glmneA-ó, glinneadh, s. m. following, pursuit.
glinneAfCA]!, gUimeastar, " le iieAjic "Oe vo
5lineA]'CAi\, virtus Dei praestitit", Brog.
'^hnnyeó.c\im,glinrijfieachuin, s. intuition,
glinni-ó, glinnid, a. manifest, clear.
5linnni§A-ó, g/iniiiughaJh, clearing, observing.