An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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L1A5, liag, see leAg, a stone ; a ridge and furrow,
i. e. ioinAi|\e, a5^\-|' eicpij.
Li Ag, Uagh, s. m. a physician ; the blade of an oar.
LiAjÁn, liagan, s. m. a small stone; an obelisk.
tiAJ-óeAlj, Uaghdliealg, s. m. a bodkin, clasp,
brooch, or button adorned with a stone.
tiAjloJAit, liaghgliar, s. the white water lily.
LtAig, liaigh, a. keen.
l-iAlihucóg, liapkuiog, s. f. a hog's pudding,
" sausage.
tiAf, lias, see hoy; s. a hut for lambs, calves, or
sheep.
LiAc, Hath, s. a gr;;y or aged person; " "Oo gnic
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ro]"AC All CACA AjA]" An ogbAecA A ineot)An,
AjAf Aupllu 1:0 -oeoij", Fer. 30; a. gray,
hoar, hoary, stale, mouldy.
LiACAc, liat/iacli. a. pale, blank.
LiACACAti, liaihachadh, s. mouldiness.
LiAcAió, llatJiadh, s. gray colour, a gray tinge; a
tinctui-e.
tiACAU, liatJtan,_s. m. common marygold; chrysanthemum
segetuui.
LiAcbÁn, iiathbhau, a. pale.
tiAcbuive, lialMiliuidhe, a. tawny.
'LiAéceA]\c, lia/hcheurc, s. the hen of the black
cock, a heath hen.
tiAc-ojiu]-, liathdrus, s. mustiness.
tiAcJAc, HatJiijhath, s. a violent dart.
"LiAfjlA]-, liathghlas, a. grey, hoar.
tiAfjoniii, liathgkorm,ii. azure, pale blue.
tiAcluACATO, liathluachaid, in r .
i . . . ;. j; j7 77 / s. hoar-irost.
LiAciveorA-o, l/atlireothaan, j
LiAclu]-, Uatldiis, s. m. mugwort; artemisia
vulgaris.
tiAcbuf-poit), liatlilus-roid,B. common cudweed
filngo germanica.
LiAcój, liatliog, s. f. a kind of salmon.
LiAcóij]\e, Hatlwighre, s. hoar-frost.
tiAtnAXi, uathrad'h, s. sliding, rolling.
LiAfnAim, li.al/iraim,v. I slide, roll backward.
Lu\c]\Aiii, Uatlinnn, v. t.j sprinkle on, Sh.
LiAcneAc, liathreach, s. hoar-frost.
t.iAC)\eo, liathreo, s. hoar-frost.
LiAciióiT), Uathroid, s. f. a ball, a knob; a roller;
choir.
tiAccAf, Zi'ai/itos, a. mouldy.
tiACiiuij-j, liatruisg, s. f. a fieldfare.
LiAciif , liatus, s. m. a lettuce.
Lib, libh, comp. pron. with ye.
LibA]!, lihar, s. a lip.
LibeA-óÁn, lihheadhan, s. m. a dowry.
LibeA-oÁn, lihlieadan, s. leviathan.
LibeApi, hbhearn, s.'f. a ship, house, habitation
a dowry, cattle ; offspring.
l/ibit)eAc, UMdeach, s. m a sloven; a. dirty,
slovenly, awkward.
"Lilipe, lihhre, s. f. Hvery, bucr libiic, servants,
persons in livery. iS. A. 24.
Lice, /ice, gen. of beAC.
Liceój, liceog, s. f. a little flat stone.
Licbic, liclith, s. a gravelstone.
LicneAn, licnean, s. m. a wedge.
LiTie, lide, s. a little bit, a jot.
LitjeAc, lideach, a. stopped.
LiueAbbAitn, lidliealbhaim, v. I paint, daub, de-
pict.
LnJeAbbcA, UdkealbhtJia, part, painted.
Li'óeAb'bcói^i, UdhealbhtJwir, s. ra. a painter,
limner.
L15, %, s. f. a stone ; v. let, suffer, allow.
L15, ligJi, s. a ligature, bandage ; a law, 'Br. L.;
a colour, tinge.
L15AC, ligacli, a. sly.
LijAtíóiji, Ugadoir, s. m. a lancet.
LijA^i, ligar, s. a tongue, Cor.
Lije, lighe, s. a licking.
LijeAC, ligheach, s. a cow.
LígeA'ó, ligheadh, s. licking.
LijeAnj, UgJieang, s. a ship.
Lijim, lighim, v. I lick.
Lijim, ligim, v. I permit, allow; prop, beijim. |
Líjée, lighthe, a. lambent. f
LijceACAn, lighteaclian, s. m. a stirabout stick.
LijreAt), ligJUeadh, s. stirabout, crowdy.
Lib, HI, s. following, pursuing; " po bit a po
tiAinm TDe"; a. customary, usual " ; 50 ]\oy bib
Ó cÁc tllibcAt) -00 JAipni óe ó i-ín ahiac'.
Libe, lile, s. a hly.
LibeAO, lileadh, s. licking or sucking ; i. e. bije,
no onib", 0. g.
Libini, lilim, V. I follow, pursue.
LibccAC, liltheach, a. flexible, pliant.
Li 111, lim, s. f. a leap.
Liiiib]ion, limbron, a. smooth.
Liiiii]\réii\, liuiirteir, s. £ franchise.
Lin, lin, s. m. a quantity, parcel, number; cia
bin", Lee, 18. 4.
Lin, lin, s. m. flax, hnen, net; Welsh, llin; Gr.,
\ivov ; a line, thread ; series, score.
Lincoi]~e, lincoise, s. aside line, fetters.
Lint), lind, s. m. a disease; bint» cbuAi^-e, deafness.
Cor.
LinéAt)Ac, lineadacli, s. m. linen cloth.
L1115, ling, s. f a lalUng.
LinjeAti, lingeadh, s. leaping, bounding, skipping,
flinging, darting, flying off, going away.
Linjini, lingin, v. I skip, leap, bounce.
Liii5|\iA, Lingria, s. England.
Lim^eAX), linigheadh, s. delineation, drawing. -^
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