An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

mcli IRCH mt IRL
loppAif, iorpais, S. f. the di-opsy.
lopnAic, iorraith, s. f, service
lonj'iilJAij-jeic, iorsuhhaisgeith , s. the handles of J ' ' • > s- f ground, land, a field.
a buckler.
IHeA]', ireas, s. a meeting.
1onc, iot't, s. f. death.
IpiAl, irial, s. an answer, reply ; salutation, greet-
loncAC, iorthacli, a. deadly.
ing.
1o]\CAOi]'eAc, iortaoiseac/i , s. m. the captam of the 1)\iAt.tA, irialla, s. a pilse-staft'.
rear guard.
IjnjriAic, irighnait, s. a gift.
1o]-, /o«, adv. down; prop. I'lO)-.
1o)vv, Josa, JESUS; Ueb., Jchoshuah.
loj'oicc, iosacht, s. aloan ; Í7c6., jashc ; pr. uv^wcc.
lo)wó, iosadh, s. eatniir.
loi-Aim, iosaim, v. I cat.
1o)\\l, iosal, a. low, mean, humble.
lojXAt), ioscad, s. f. the ham, hamstring.
10]^)*, iosda, s. a house, habitatioa.
lo^'DÁib, iosdail, a. convenient, meet.
1o]-oÁii, iosdan, s. m. a cottage.
1o]"t)A]', iosdas, s. m. entertainment, accommo-
dation.
lo^-JA, iosc/ha, s. the cramp.
1o]'5Ai)\eAc-o, iosgaireachd, see lAfjAijaeAct).
Ioi'Iat), ioslad, s. lowness.
loj-lAijim, ioslaigJmn, v. I humble, lower, de-
grade.
1o]-lAiin, ioslann, see loiibAnn.
loi'luJAt), ioslughadh, s. lowering, humbling.
1 o]'óipe, iosoipe, s. f. hyssop; hyssopus.
loi'CAf, iostas, s. m. a dwelling-place, residence,
Tor. Eig.
loc, iotli, s. f. corn.
locA, iota, > ii •
i 1 1 i J
1 • t ji r s. m. thirst, drought, dryness.
locAC, iotach, \ ,1 ,
locAiiiuil, iotamhiUJ '' ^^"-'^^Y-
1ocAn, iotmi,') ^, . ^
.
, > s. m. thirst.
1ocA]\nA, iotharna, s. a rush-light.
1occ|\uini5im, iothchrumigkim, v. I forage,
purvey.
1oí:5Ai]\eAC, iothghaireach, a. fertile.
locgAijieAct), iothghaireachd, s. f. fertility.
locÍAiin, iothlann, s. a gi-auary, barn, cornyard.
1ocLo]'5A-ó, iothlosgadh, s. a blasting of corn.
lociTiA]!, ioilimhar, a. abounding in corn ; thirsty
necessitous.
locpopA, ioiropa, s. a head,
locpo]', iothros, s. the poppy or corn-rose.
loccÁmeAc, lothtaineach, s. m. an Italian.
Ipin, iphhi, see ipn ; ijbm, ipinnje.
Ip, ir, see io]\; s. f. anger; Weldh, irodh; a
satire, lampoon; a gift; a squim-cl.
Ipc, iir, s. f. ravage, ravaging, plunder.
Incilc, ircili, s. f. the jamb of a door.
IHCuiUac, irchiullacli, s. m. a monster
1HC|iA, iixra, s. scarcity, want.
1]\ionn, irionn, see i]\eAiin.
1]\Í0]'aÍ, iViosai, a. humble.
IpHie, irire, s. a curse, malediction; blame,
anger.
1]nf , iris, s. f. brass ; a hen roost ; a friend, lover
an assignation ; a meeting of young women
to spin; description, discovery; a record,
chronicle, history ; a law; faith, religion ; an
epoch, ajra.
IjiipeAC, iriseacli, a. just, lawful, judicious, equi-
table.
1|úpeAl, iriseal, a. humble, lowly
IpipeAÍ, iriseal, a. flaccid.
IjiipeAp, iriseas, s. f. a present, new-year's gift.
IjMfleAbAH, irisleabhar, s. a diary, commonplace
book.
1|iípleACAt), irisleachadh, s. humiliation.
Ip'H'beAct), irisleachd, s. f. humility.
In'il-bijnn, irisUgliim, v. I humble.
IHil'neAiíCÚJA-ó, irisníartugliadh, s. confirmation.
1 Hl\, irr, s. an end, conclusion ; a fin or tail of a fish.
Inni-icbe, irrsithbhe, 1 , »
1 méneonuróe, iVrt/^ro.- ^' "°'^'^^"'^^í °^
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the rear guard.
uidhe, j
1)\c, irt, s. m. death.
I]-, is, the auxiliary verb Is; i]- é, it Is; it Is improperly
contracted for AjAp, and; i]', prep,
under; ip neitib.
1]-A, isa, see lopA; whose, whereof; pron. she,
herself; prep, and pron. in that ; 1]'a n aic.
Ipbem, ishcin, s. a sausage.
1pc)\e, iscve, s. f. custom, toll.
Ipe, ise, pron. he, himself; adv. In like manner,
likewise.
IpeAb, iseal, a low, private; ópípeAt, privately,
softly ; s. a glen or hollow.
IpeAU, isean, s. a chicken, the young of any
fowl; ipeAU jeoi-o, a gosling.
IfjeAf, isgeas, s. m. doubt.
1pi, isi, pron. she, herself.
Ipini, isim, adv.. here; i. e. ponn, o. g
Ipin, isin, pron. that; i. e. fin, o.g
1]iob, isiol, a. low, secret.
1)TompLA)\, isiomplar, a. m. an examjale. Matt.,
IpVÁin, islain, s. m. an humble, poor, or sick
person.