An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

to 111 LOIR toni LOM
toiceAc, loicheach, s. m. a dotard.
1 . - 7 • 7 1 • ' > s. m. a chandler.
LoiceAT)om, loicheadoir, J
toiceAiiiÍACt), loiceamlilaclid, s. f. dotage, foolery.
'Loi'ó]\e, loidhre, s. the leprosy.
toige, foií/í!, see LAije.
toigeic, loigeic, s. logic, Sh
LóiljeAC,
Loibje
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tonTi, Zoi'm, s. f. milk
") s. m. a new calved cow,
see
"Loii'ri'oiojbAii, loimdioglihhail, s. poverty, want.
'Loime, loime, s. bareness, baldness, poverty.
"Loiniic, lohnic, s. a plaster for taking off hair.
'Loimne, loimne, s. a shield.
XjO)m\-^\\^oic, loimsarios, s. f. ruin, destruction.
t/Oinii'gpoi'Aim, loimsijriosaim, v. I eradicate,
raze, ruin, ransack.
\jO\x\, loin, s. f. a rivulet.
toineA]!, loinear, s. light, a gleam or flash of
light.
LoineA]TOA, loineardha, a. bright, shining.
toineAiTOAcc, loineardliac/it, s. f. brightness.
tómeóg, loineog, s. f. a lock of wool.
toinjbuii'-oe, loinghhrisde, 1 s. a shipwreck,
'Lomgbjiii'eAt), loinghhriseadh,) a wreck.
"LomjeAC, loingeach, a. nautical.
croft, a corn yard ; good condition, fatness ; a.
impetuous.
'LoiniioAc, loinneaeh, a joyfvfl, glad.
tomneAc, loinneaeh, \ a. elegant, becoratoinneAiinuL,
loÍ7ineamJiiiil,j ing, proper, neat.
LomneAjiAc, loinnearach, a. loud, sonorous.
'LoiiineAi\AC-o, loinnearachd, s. loudness.
tomneAn-oA, loinneardha, a. bright, shining,
brilliant.
'LoinneÁi\-ÓACt), loinneardliachd, s. f. brightness.
'Lomiiet]', loinncis, s. f. wavering, rambling.
toinnpeAc, loinnreacli, a. bright, shining.
"LomniieAt), loinnreadh, s. brightness.
toinniiim, loinnrim, v. I gleam, shine, lighten.
'Loii\c, loirc, s. a gammon.
tonigbeinc, loirgbheirt, s. f. leg armour, stock-
toiiijiiii, loirg{m,v. I look for, inquire.
Lóingníoiii, loirghniomh, s. satisfaction, amends.
LóiiijníotiiAt», loirghniomhndh, s. satisfaction.
t/óijígníoiiiA'un, loirgniomhaim, v. I requite.
toijAjrieAt), loirgnmdh, s. a stalk.
Loi]"ceAnn, loisceann, a. bald.
LoifceAiicA, loisceanta, a. fierce, fiery, blast-
ing.
Loii-cionn, hiscionn, s. a locust.
l/ói]-x)ín, loisdin, s. f. lodging, an apartment, a
tint.
l.oi]'X)in, loisdin, s. a small kind offish.
ll/ói]'t)ineAC, loisdineach, s. m. a guest, lodger.
toii'e, loise, s. a flame ; a. inflamed.
lo^r^, loisg,
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Loi^'je, loisge, ^
Loij'geAc, loisgeacJi, a. of a burning quality.
t-oirsCA-o, loisneadh, 1 .
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> s. a burmng.
Loii'gneA^", Loisgneas,)
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t-oij-geAn, loisgean, s. a burnt pimpernel, Sh.; a
salamander.
Loi]~5iiii, loisgim, v. I burn, singe.
Loi]-5neÁn, loisgrean, s. corn burnt out of the ear
instead of being threshed.
Loij'gce, loisgthe, part, burnt.
toip, loisi, s. a fox.
Loi]-)'!, loissi, s. a flame, conflagration; delight,
LoinjeA-]', loingeas, s. f. shipping, a fleet.
pleasure, gladness, joyfulness.
tomseAr, loingeas, } •,
1 ^ ! 7 • '
7 f- s. an exile.
Loin]'eAc, loinseacn,}
Lot)x, loist, s f. a pannel, a pilHon,
toi'fceAC, loisteach, s. m. a trough.
toinjf'Aop, loingshaor, s. m. a shijjwiight.
l-oiixeAiiiuil, loisteamhnil, a. slothful.
tomsreAc, loingseach,-\
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toinj^-ijun, loingsighim, v. I sail, set sail.
Lomi, loini, s. the sciatica; rheumatism.
harlot.
tomi-o, loinid, s. f. a churn-dash, the instru- toiceoj, loileog, s. nettles; the lotus.
ment by which the milk is agitated in a churn. toicijce, loitiiihthr. part, wounded, impaired.
toinn, loinn, s. f joy, gladness; a com field, a Loicmi, Ivilini, \. I Avound, hurt.
toiciiiitle, /«/í'/;í/ííVV, s. a severe wound.
t/óiixín, loistin, s. m. and f a booth, tent, lodging,
entertainment.
toic, hit, s. f a wound, wounding, a plague ; a
Lotcf-eAl5Ai]\e, loitshcalgaire, s. m. a rioter, a debauched
fellow.
Lom, lorn, a. bare, lean.
"LorriA-ó, lomadh, s. desolation, nakedness, baldness,
shaving.
LomAT)óin, loniadoir, s. m. a shaver, shearer,
plunderer.
VomAHii, lomaim, v. I rub, chafe, fret; shave,
make bare.
toniAin, lomain, s. f. a shield.
LoiiiAin, lomhain, s. f. a leading string.
LoiiiAin-con, lomair-chon, s. a pack of hounds.
l./0iiiAi)\e, lomaire, s. m. a shearer, a stripper.
LoiuAiivr, lomairt, s. f. making bare, peeling,
shaving, shearing ; a fleece.
LoniAij'ceAc, lonmistearh, a. bare, bald, shorn.