An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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Lit At) A1 cm, luadaicin,)
tiK^-OAill, luadhaill, s. motion, exercise.
l.itA-óAini, luadhaim, v. I move, go; mention,
speak, hint.
LuAUAine, luadaire, s. a flax-wheel; luA'CAine
ciompAin, the arm of a kitchen jack.
LiiajLai*, luaglilas, s. fetters.
tuAJiicA, luaghuta, s. the gout.
ttiAi-ó, liiaidJi, s. f. lead; v. went.
l/UAi-óe, luaidhe, s. coition, copulation; deceitful
swearing.
LuAi-óeAcc, luaidheacJit, s. f. merit, reward, premium.
l/UAit)iocÁn, luaidhiochan, s. envy.
tuAiTJiieAt), luaidreadh, s. a rumour, report.
LiiAiT)|\eAnii, luaidreann, s. vagrancy.
LuAiT)neAnnuit»e, luaidreannuidhe, s. a vagabond.
tuAij, luaigli, s. buying, price, purchase; a.
pleasant, cheerful.
LuAije, luaighe, s. lead, a plummet.
l/UAijeAcc, luaigheackt, see luAnaeAcc.
tuAijce, luaighthe, part, expedited ; adv. as soon
as.
LuAiLleAC, luailleach, s. m. a mimic.
LtiAiLieAC, luailleachSi c -it c i.
LiiAirii, hmimh, see iuAin, an abbot; a. swift.
tuAiiiAijteAct), luamaireachd, s. Í. activity; volubility
of tongue.
LuAinineAC, luaimneach, a. leaping, ranging,
volatile, fickle, transitory.
l/UAimneACT), luaimneachd, s. f. fickleness, incon-
stancy, instability, volatility, mobility, freak-
ishness.
tuAimnijce, luaimhniglitlie, s. the undulation of
the waves ; part, undulating ; moved.
LuAin, luain, s. the loins, kidneys.
tuAineAC, luaineach, a. unsteady, ambulatory.
LuAin-eAi'A, luain-easa, s. nephritic pains.
LuAincin, luaintin, a. nephritical.
LuAineAjÁii, luaireagan, s. m. a grovelling person.
LuAic, luaith, s. f. dust, ashes; a wave.
LuAite, luaithe, a. (picker, faster, swifter.
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l>UAiceA"o, luaithead, s. quickness, fastness.
LuAic'bcAHCAC, luaithbheartach, a. hasty.
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