An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

sot GOI 50 R GOR
JoiteA-ó, goileadh, s. boiling.
goileAni, goileam, s. prattle.
5oiteAriiuiti, goileamlmin, s. grief, sorrow.
5oilitTi, goiliin, V. I grieve, cry, chatter; boil.
5oitl-, goill, s. a swollen angry face ; a shield ; war,
fight; whatever causes grief; Englishmen.
goiilcAC, goilleach, a. sour looking, blubber
lipped.
goilleA-ó, goiUeadh, s. offence,
goilbeoj, goillcog, see jAilleoj.
5oillin, goillin, s. f. a tormentor.
Joiibnie, goilline, s. evil, mischief, ruin; jioILa
gotLbme, a mischievous person, a bad man;
the Devil.
5oitniin, goilmin, s. f. a chatterer.
501111, goimh, s. anguish, vexation, a grudge.
5oiriieAnitiib, goimheamhuil, a. painful.
Join, goin, s. f. a wound; a chapter or section
of a book ; delusion.
^oineAt), gcinead, s. painfulness.
goiniTJin, goinidin, s. f. a deludci*.
5oinini, goinim, v. I wound, hurt.
goinncAc, goinneach, a. voracious, edacious.
^ou^^^e.^c, goinneacJc-i^
pungent, stinging,
SoinneAncA, goinn-V
^o^^jbg, keen, smart
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gomneoj, goinneog, s. f. a fang.
"^omve, gointe, part, wounded; fascinated.
501)16, goire, a. contiguous.
5oiiieAct), goireachd, s. closeness, nearness, con-
tiguity.
501)156*6, goirgeach, a. foolish.
5oi)i5eAC-o, goirgeacJid, s. f. foolishness.
5oi)ie, goÍ7'e, s a cave.
5oi)ieA)', goi>-eas, s. apparatus, tools.
5oi)iAeA)-AC, goireasach, a. convenient.
5oi)ieil, goireil, adj. snug, convenient.
5oi]A5in-5A)iAi'ó, goirgin-garaidh, s. garlic.
5oi)iiT), goirid, a. nearness, a short space.
501)11111, goirim, v. I call.
5oi)i5eACA)', gob
s. dotage, fretfulness,peevish-
5oi)A5eAC, goirgeach, a. peevish.
5oi|i5eAcc, goirgeacht, see 50)ni5eACAi\
5oi)i5Ín, goirgin, s. f. a pimple.
5oi)imiii, goirmiii, s. f. woad.
5oinmin-'peA)A)\A'ó, goirmin-searradh, a. heart's
ease, pansies, three faces under a hood.
5oi)iTTieA)i)i, goirmearr, s. f. a famous champion
i. e. jAii'ceA'óAc oiiTOei)ic, 0. g.
5oi)in, goirn, s. f. a gurnard.
5oi)AnéAT), goirnead, s. a gurnard, gurnet.
501)1)115, goirrig, s. f. frenzy in the head.
501)1)1156, goirrige, s. a dolt, a fool.
5oi)i)ii)"e, ^oiVme, a. convenient.
5oi)i)-6A-ó, goirseadk, s. a target.
5oi)ic, ^oií'í, s. famine; 50)ic; a. sore, hurted;
sour, bitter, salt ; poor-spirited, narrow, mean,
greedy.
Soijiclijiii^eAti, goirthlmseadh, s. m. misery, calamity.
5oi)ice, goirte, s. saltness, sourness.
'^o^]\te, goirthe, a. warm; part, warmed.
SoiiAreACAiD, goirteachadh, s. hiurting, souring.
5oi)iceAt), goirteadh, s. acidity.
5oi)iciiii, goiriim, v. I hurt, make sore.
5oi)iciii, goirtin, s. f a little field of corn.
501)', gois, a. exalted, proud.
5oi)'ce, goiste, s. a halter, snare.
5oi)xi5, goisligh, s. a gossip, one who answers for
a child at baptism.
501 cue, goithne,s. a lance or spear; a quick gait.
^o\,,gol, s. lamentation; adi'op, tear; i.e.veo\\,o.g.
50ÍA, gola, s. gluttony.
5olAn-5Aoice, golan-gaoithe, s. a sparrowhawk.
50 leig, go leigh, adv. yet, by and by, hereafter,
for the future.
5ol5Ai)i, golghair, s. lamentation.
50I05, golog, s. f. a budget.
5olr)iAi5e, goltraighe, s. a note in Irish music
which e.xcites sorrow ; see A-obAnciiii'CAC.
50111, goiii, s. m. kindred.
50111 All, goman, s. society.
5onA, gona, prep, with, along with " ; gouA 00
pn )io cÁn An ^'eAncAiti".
5011A-Ó, gonadh, s. a wounding, lancing, stinging
fascinating.
5onÁ-ÓAi)ie)in, gonadhairesin, conj. therefore,
whereupon, from whence.
5onAT,óiii, gonadoirA
g.^^.^^ounder, piercer.
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t5onAi)ie, gonaire, y
5onAiiii, gonaim, v. I wound, sting, stab, fas-
cinate.
5onAi)', gonais, s. a prick, a wound.
5011CA, gonta, part, wounded, stabbed, hurt.
5011 cAc, gontach, s. m. a coarse coverlet ; a
wounder.
5oo)i, goor, s. light; prop. gATaA)!.
50)1, gor, s. m. heat, light; advantage, profit,
gain, good; nearness; laughter, pleasure; a
calling ; the matter formed in a sore by inflammation
; a blister ; a. short.
5o)iAC, gorach, a. foolish,
5o)iACA'0, gorachad,^
5o)iAc-o, gorachd, r s. folly, foolishness.
5o)iAit)e, 5'omíí//t«, )
5o)iA-ó, goradli, s. a blush, heat, a warming,
whipping.