An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

leA LEA led LEA
within reach of the water, and never rises
during incubation. A small brown sort of
scartli or cormorant, Sh.
'LeAi\5AC, leargach, a. steep.
LeAngAit), leargaidh, s. the sloping side of
a country.
'LeA]t5'bpACAÍn, leasdearhhrathair, s. m. a
step brother.
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LeAi^oeA^ybfiucAi]!, leasdearbh- V ' ^
slduthair, )
l/eAi-yocAl,, leasfhocal, s. m. a byword.
LeA]'5, leasg, \ a. lazy, idle, sloth-
LeAi^Arinnl, leasgamJanl,j ful.
LeAf5, leasg, s. £. a hood ; a rod, a wand ; a spot
of ground.
LeAfjoc, leasgoth, s. m. a step-son.
t/eApnjin, leasingJdn, s. f. a step- daughter.
teAi'luAn, leasluan, \
LeAj^iTiAC, leasmhac, )" '
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LeAftui'óe, leasluid/ie, s. leaning upon, reclining
LeAi^Luitntn, leasluidldm , v I recline.
LeAi'iiiACAi]v, leasmhatJiair, s. f a step-mother.
teAi^riuin]-Ait), leasmhursaid, s. a gallon.
tcAi-UAc, Icasrach, s. m. a thigh ; plur. IcAi-junj,
ICA)-]\A, leA^'HACA.
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LeAjf , leasa, see teAi^, s. benefit.
LeAfCA]!, leastar, s. m. a cup, a vessel, a tub;
stale butter; a small boat; a beehive; the
vessels and furniture of a house.
LeAj-cói^, leastoir, s. m. an arrow maker.
LeAi'úJA-ó, leasughadlí, s. m. education ; correcting,
amending, amendment; manuring; tanning
; keeping.
LeA^'UJceoin, leasiightlieoir, s. m. a repairer, corrector,
rectifier.
LeAC, leat, pron. with thee.
LeAc, leath, a. separate, respective; ]:a Lcac,
severally; s. half, a moiety, a piece ; a.
middle, middlemost; answers for the English
icard, as leAt-óeA]', southward; leAcpA]!,
westward, etc.; s. wealth, riches.
LeACA, leata, s. m. a bed.
LcACA, hatha, s. m. gain, profit.
LeACAC, leathach, a. divided.
\,e^t^c-hume,leathach-biddhc, s. common lady's
mantle; alchemilla vulgaris.
LeACAt), leathad, s. m. breadth.
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