An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

Sne GRE 5111 GRI
jHé^v]-; protection, 4 Mast. 1-4G1; a ctampion;
pillage, plunder; i. e. 0]\5Ain, 0. g.; an
attack, surprise ; " UoniAtcAC iiu\c UAnog ui
blitpii vo liiApbA-o 1 njiiei]' oiúce \.a yeA\\-
5
V. I grease.
glieij-jiofLA, greisghiolla, s. m. a client.
5]iiAn]'CAt), grianstad, s. a solstice.
5)\K\nuAi|\eAX)oi|\, grianuaireadoir, s. m. a sun-
dial.
5pib, gril, s. f dirt, slough; Heh., regeb.
%\\\h, grih, s. f. an impediment, hindrance ; see
quot. at po-ó]\Ac; a manger; the feathers on
the feet of birds; a. swift, quick.
Jliit, gribli,s. a finger.
5]úb, gribk, s a giifEn ; figure ; a fierce wariior.
5l\ibe, gribe, s. di-inking.
5]úbeAC, gribeack, s. m. a hunting nag.
5l\ibeA'ó, gribeadh, s. m. a manger.
5|iibeAn, gribhean.
gr- ffin.
glubuigneAC, gribhingneach,)
gpibeoj, gribheog, s. i. haste, hurry.
JliibeogAC, gribheogach, a. hasty ; timorous, Sh.
'^\\^ve^.ó, gndeadh, s. dullness.
Jpi^Ac, grifach, s. the measles, aSA.
5^:15605, gi-igeog, s. m. pebble, bead.
gpijleACAn, grigleachan, s. m. a constellation,
an asterisk.
5]MÍeAn, grilean, s. snuiF.
5l\im, grim, s. war, battle; a gray substance
growing on trees ; a part, portion, a bit.
5HiiiiCA]\bA, grimcharba, s. a female giant; an
apparition
5nitiicA]\bAT), grimcharbad, s. m. a war chariot.
5pmctiAC, grimchliath, s. a covert made of
hurdles ; a kind of pent house used in sieges.
JpimeAiiiuib, grimeamhuil, a. warlike, martial,
skilful.
5]Aini]-5eoip, grimsgeoir, s.m . a peddler, a broker.
5)Mn, grin, s. a piece, morsel.
5]iinn, grinn, s. a fort, garrison; decency; gen.
of 5|ieAnn ; a. lovely, loving; elegant, neat,
clean, pleasant; workmanlike, artificial;
serious, attentive, dihgent, deliberate, profound;
s. f. a beard; a. serious, decent.
5Hinn-b]ieAcnÚ5AÍ), grinn-bhreathnughadh, s.
meditation, Donl. 454.
5l\iiine, grinne, s. a pile of timber.
5lnnneAC, grinneach, s. m. a young man; a.
sliaggy.
5)11 nil CACAt), grinneacJmdh, s. an eflort.