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LéijeAct), leigheaclid, s. practice of medicine.
LeijeAU, leiyeadh, s. permitting, permission, let-
ting, dischargiiig, leading ; throwing, casting.
LéijeA-ó, leujhead/i, s. reading, perusal.
LeigeAXJOiii, leigeadoir, s. m. a spigot.
teigcAiTiuii, leigheamliuil, a. medical, physical.
tei^eAnn, leigheann, s. m. instruction, lesson,
erudition.
léijeAncA, leigheanta, a. proficient, learned.
teijcA^', leigheas, s. m. a cure, remedy, medicine,
healing.
UiseArAc, leigheasaclA ^ j^edicinal, sanative.
LeigeA^'JA, leigheasglia,)
teijeA^-Aim, leigheasdim, v. I cure, heal.
LéijeAj'-coiccionn, leigheas-coitcJuonn,s. a pana-
cea.
téijeAfCA, leigheasta, part, cured, healed.
'Lei5eói|i,?ei^/íeoiV,s.m.amender, founder, refiner,
leijim, leigim, v. I let, permit, dismiss; lead;
throw, cast; " LeigeAt) é yein a|\ a glúinib".
"Léijnn, leighim, v. I read,
teijini, leighim, v. I melt, refine.
Léijnii Af, leigimas, v. I unyoke, dismiss, expel.
Leijitn gunuA, leigim gunna, v. I discharge or
fire a gun.
'Léijim o^Mii, leigim orm, v. I pretend.
Léigin, leighin, s. a student, Sh.
téijioiii, leigJiiomh, s. reading, perusal,
t/éijionn, leighionn, see l-éijeAnn.
téigionncAcc, leigldonntacht, s. f. reading, in-
struction,
tétjiof, leigJiios, see LeijeAf.
Léijiún, leigiun, s. a legion.
"Léijlo^-gA-ó, leigldosgad/i, s. m. cautery.
Léijlo^-jAiin, leighlosgaim, v. I cauterize.
Léij-i-úl, leigh-sul, s. an oculist,
téijce, leighthe, part. read.
téijéeA-ó, leightheadh, s. a perusal, reading,
léigceoin, leightheoir, s. m. a reader.
téijéeoipeAct), leightheoireachd, s. £ reading.
LeigceAt, leigteal, s. anything melted.
Léiiii, leim, s. m. a leap ; milk.
Lei me, leimhe, \ s. f. folly, simplicity, silli-
LeiiiieA]', leimheas, J ness, flatness
LeiiiieAtioi]!, leimeadoir, s. m. a leaper, jumper;
a dolphin.
Léimijte, leimighthe, part, leapt.
LéitniiTi, leimim, \^' ^ ^^"^P' J^"°P' ^°^*'
Leimtn jim, leimnigJiim,) hop, prance, exult.
LéimneAc, leimneach, a. leaping, bounding; de-
sultory.
Leimi-^iAH, leimsgian, s. f. a razor.
. Léini-uif5e, leim-uisge, s. f. a cataract.
Lem, kin, s. f. evils.
Leinb, leinbh, s. cliildren.
Leinbbneic, leinllihhreith, s. childbirth.
LeinbliiA|-5A, leinbhluasga, s. a cradle.
Léine, leine, s. f. a shirt, shift; any linen garment.
Léine-Ai^rpionn, leine-aifrionn, s. m. the alb or
surplice worn by the priest at Mass.
Léine-bÁi-p,/eíne-6/íais,s.a shi-oud, winding sheet.
LeinjeAn, leingean, s. a step- daughter, Sli.
Leiune, leinne, prep, and pron. by or with us.
Léincéog, leinteog, s. f. a shirt or shift.
Léip, leir, s. f. sight, perception; aggregate; 50
bei^A, altogether; a. conspicuous, open, plain,
manifest ; destructive, terrible ; wise, pnident,
close, careful.
Léipe, leire, s. austerity, piety.
Léi^ieA'ó, leireadh, s. tormenting, paining, pain.
Léi]\eAriiuib, leireamliuil, a. visible.
LeipyobAC, leirf/iolach, s. m. a canopy.
Leinj, lei)'g, s. f. a plain, a road, a way; a reason,
a motive.
Leinpin, leirgim, v. I counterfeit, pretend.
LéiiMJe, leirighe, a. being in sight.
Léinim, leirim, v. I pam, torment.
Leipin-i'iijAC, ZeiViVi-sj/^ac/i, s. a mushroom.
Lei]Mi'5, leirisg, s. f. a mall, a beetle.
Leinirc, leirist, 1 , ,, ^
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; 7 • • . • > s. m. a hammer, mallet.
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Leini]-cin, leinstin, )
LéijuiieA]*, leirmheas, s. balancing, considering.
Léi|\riieAi'AiTn, leirmheasaim, v. I balance.
Lé))iriiibbeA-ó, leirmilleadh, s. m. destruction.
LeipixoriA, leirscona, a. obscure.
Léi]A^-5]iíoy, leirsgrios, s. utter destruction.
Léi]A]"5po]'CA, leirsgriosta, part. defaced, ravaged,
rmned, destroyed, despoiled, depopulated.
Léippn, leirsin, s. f. sight, seeing.
Léi]\pneAc, leirsineach, a. seeing, intelligent.
Lei^ifmuÁineAt), leirsmuaineadh,s. consideration,
reflection.
Lei]ic, leirt, a. earnest.
Lei]\ce, leirte, s. earnestness.
Leif, leis, prep, with, wherewith, with him;
adv. teif, to the leeward, Sh.; Let]', appa-
rently, Sh.; s. m. a thigh; a term,, time.
Lei]-e, Uise,) ° '
Léi]\ leis, s. f. sight, light, splendour ; a. visible,
apparent.
Leij-beApc, leisbheart, s. m. trousers, breeches,
armour for the thighs.
Léi)^iDeA]\, leisdhear, s. f. a stop-daughter.
Léi^-e, leise, s. f. happiness.
Lei^-eAT), leiseadh, s. mocking; Heb., luts.
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