An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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JopAiceA-o, goraiceadh,\ s. a croak, a croaking
JonÁicl^il', goraiclais, ) shout.
gopÁiceAiiiuil-, goraiceamhuil, a. croaking,
screeching.
JojiAim, goraim, v. I heat, warm.
JonArhAC, goramhach, a. greedy.
JopAiiiAC-o, goramhachd, s. f. greediness.
JopAn, goran, s. m. a pimple.
5o]\5, gorg, a. fierce, cruel.
Jon^Aijim, gorgaigliim, v. I hurt, annoy.
'^o]\m, gorm, a. blue; yeA]\ ^opm, a Moor; red-
hot; burned, noble, illustrious, excellent.
JonniA, gorma, s. a satyr; the sky, azure.
JoiuiiAC, gormhac, s. m. a grandson, a nephew;
a sturdy servant.
5ontn|\oT), gorinrod, s. a passage through the sea,
the wake of a vessel through the sea.
5o]un]\o]-5, gormrosg, a. gray-eyed.
Jopmuijce, gormuighthe, part, blued, or made
blue.
Jopn, gorn, s. f. an ember, fire-brand, a coal
s. m. the force of poison ; a murdenng dart
i. e. jAe o^n, i. e. jAe oipgne, Cor.
JonpAC, gorracli, a. foolish, mad.
5o|iiiAi-ó, gorraidh, s. foolishness, folly.
5oiij\5eACAf, gorrgeachas,\ s.m. dotage, peevishgopjigeAct),
gorrgeachd, j ness, surliness, folly
Jom-ATO, goi'said, s. a cuii-ass.
5opc, gort, the letter ; 5 the ivy tree ; hedera
helix ; s. m. a garden, standing-corn, a field
a. saltish.
o r > y ' I g. ni. famine, hunger.
5o]\CA, gorta,) ' *=
5o]\CAC, gortach, a. hungry, greedy, starving
sparing, stingy.
So^iCAct), gortachd, s. penury, want, starvation
5opcA-ó, gortadh, s. starring, starvation.
5ofiCAim, gortaim, v. I starve, famish.
JopcAl-At), gortaladh, s. patching, mending.
JopcÁn, gortan, s. m. a hungry, stingy fellow.
Joproj, gortog, s. f. a crab tree.
gopcjlAriAt), gortghlanadh, s. weeding com o.
garden.
5o]\c5tAncoiii, gortghlantoir, s. m. a weeder.
JopcpeAbAt), gortreabhadh, s. misery.
goixrúJAT), gortughadh, s. starving, hurt, oppression,
wrong, souring, wounding.
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gojicuijim, gortuighim, v. I st.irve, hurt; soul,
goncútjce, gortuighthe, part, starved, oppressed,
hurt.
Jop gos, s. m. inclination.
5o]-Ail, gosail, s. f the sea.
5ó]-0A, gosda, s. a ghost, spirit ; vulg.
JofCAOi]', gostaois, s. old age.
50c, gfoi/i, a. straight, even; s.m. a spear; scanda'.
Bot,goth
K.i^.avowel.
gocAt), gothadn,
gocA-o, gothalh, s. an appendix; a tendency to
bend.
5ocat5, gothadh, "i
5ocnAt), gothnadh, J
a smart gait.
Jot^mokti, gorman, see joinmin ; s. blue bottles;
JocAnAc, gothanach, s. a brisk active man;
opprobrious.
centaurea cyanus ; carmine.
5o|ttiiAn-i'eApp«M5, gorinan-searraigh, s. pansies,
heart's-ease, three faces under a hood ; viola
tricolor.
javeiui;
, ^ s. m. a spear, a
gocnAt), gothnadh,
V "i.e. 50C no j:a, Acor
5ocnei-o, gothneid, I'
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J neit), i. e. cac Cor.
5pAb, grab, s. m. a mouth ; a dent, a notch.
JopintJAcOkC, gormdhathach, a. cerulean, ceru- 5]\AbAc, grabach, a. notched, indented; broadleous.toothed;
talkadve.
50^1115^3,]-, ^OMW^/íías, a. ofanazui-e or blue colour 5pAbA-ó, grabadh, s. a let, hindrance, impediment,
opposition, obstruction, prevention.
JpAbA-o, grabhadh, s. carving, engraving.
5HÁbA-oói]i, grabhadoir, s. m. an engraver,
cai-ver.
^]\'i.h^\m, grabaim, v. I devour, cram; stop,
interrupt, disturb.
Sl^ÁbAiin, grabhaim, v. I carve, engrave.
Jp^bAijie, grabaire, s. m. a jester, an impertinent
prattler.
5liAbAipeAct), grabaireachd, s. m. badinage;
foolish talk.
5liAbÁl.A-ó, grabhaladh, s. engraving, sculpture.
Sp^^bAliMUe, grabhalaidhe, s. m. an engraver.
'^\\'\hkVMm, grabhalaim, v. I engrave
5|iAbÁlcA, grabhalta, part, graven, engrave
carved.
SliAbtoct), grablochd, 1
JpAbfopb, grabhshorb,j
5líAbÓ5, grabog, see jpAbAi^ie.
fault, error, blot.
5|AA-o, grad, a. sudden, quick ; a nj^iADAij, of
a sudden.
511Á-Ó, gradh, s. m. love, charity ; a step, degree,
gradation, order; a. dear, aííectionate ; noble,
valiant; gorgeous.
5HÁ-OA, grada, see j^iAnnA.
gHAUAC, gradhach, a. loving, beloved, dear.
5HAT)Am, gradam, s. m. a character.
5liAT)AniuiL, gradliamhuil, a. lovely.
5pAX)Án, gradan, s. m. burning the straw to obtain
the com, instead of threshing ; parched
com,
5liA-0CA)AAC, gradcharach, s. nimble.