An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

tiuti LITH lobli LOBH
t,ionn, Imin, s. f. ale; any strong liquor; a
liumour In the body.
tionnbUviTOin, lionnhlastoir,%.ra. an ale taster.
\,\or\x\x>v{b,lionndubh, s. melancholy, gloomy fits.
'LioTiiiiMio.-ó, lionnruadh, s. choler.
l/iomnij.w, lionmighadh, s. growing in Inimours.
tion-obAip, lion-ohair, s. net-work.
Líoii-obnATÓe, lion-obraidhe, s. m. a net maker.
Lion|iA-5, lionradh, s. a web.
LioiijiA-o, lionrad, s. a thin mixed unsubstantial
draught.
LioiicA, lionta, plur. oflion; part, filled, sated.
Lionr^ic, liontach, a. full, abundant.
tioncAct), Uonthachd, s. f. satiety, plenitude.
Vion-ui^-ge, lion-uisge, s. a casting net.
tiof, lios, s. m. dispute, debate, strife.
Liof, lios, s. m. a house, habitation; a palace,
court ; fortified place ; enclosures or stalls for
cattle ; the longing of a woman with child.
Lio]-Aiii, liosair, s. £ a garden.
t/io]n3A, liosda, a. slow, lingering, tedious, heavy.
tioitHNCt), liosdachd, s. slowness, tediousness,
hea^'inasf.
l^ioj'CAiL, Uostail, \ • r t"
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Lio^XAbA-ó, liostaladh,} ' &'
I.IOCAC, liotach, a. lisping, stammering.
tiocAt), liothadh, s. frightening, dismaying,
Fer. 89.
'LioqiA, Uothra, s. hair.
LioqwOApc, liotliradharc, s. pomp.
'L)oc]\AC, lioirath, a. unseasonable,
tipin, lipin, s. f. a small measure in Scotland
called a lippie.
tilDin, lipin, s. trusting to, confiding in.
ti]!, lir, a. much, numerous, many.
Li)-, lis, s. m. a dispute, conflict; i. e. tieAbAit),
0. s. m. a shout, outcry, noise.
Lnij, Hugh,
tm-OAi-ó, liudaidh, s.
a sluggard, a craven ; a
gaberlunzie.
L1U5, Hug, s. m. a lame hand or foot ; a sneaking
look.
LnigAc, liugach, a. lame, disabled; sneaking,
creeping.
l-uijAt), liiigadh, s. a creeping.
tiujAine, liugaire, s. m. a cajoler.
LiU5Ai]ieActi, liugaireaclid, s. f. cajolery,
tnijoiiiin, liughoilim, v. I lament, bewail,
tuiin, lixdn, a. idle, lazy, sluggish; "TMo "óa
ÓAbcÁn nío]ipAt) bum", Toi: Eig.; s. f. sloth.
t/iurh, liumh, s. m. a cry, noise.
tiuiiiA-ó, tiiimhadh, s. a crying out.
t/UiitiAim, liumhaim, v. I cry out, shout,
tiun, liun, a. slothful, sluggish.
tiunAiueA)', Ihinaidheas, s. m. idleness, sloth,
tumcbo]-, liunchlos, s. m. rest,
tiuun, liunn, see leATiii and lionn, s. humours
of the body.
Liunivoub, liunn-duhh, s melancholy.
Lui]i, liur, s. m. prate, noise.
l/iujiAC, liurach, a. noisy, prating.
tiuiiAim, liuraim, v. I beat, strike.
Liuc, liut, s. a lute.
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tiucAt., Imthadh,) ^