An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

Ini LUI Uii LUI
lu-oiiAgAn, ludragan, s. iij. a shambling slovenly
fellow.
Lut)neAC, luideach, a. ragged; forgiving.
l/UTOeACÁn, liiidheachan, s. m. an ambush, ambuscade,
snare, laying in wait.
LuioeAj^Aini, luidheasaim, v. I permit, allow.
LuitieAi-úgA-ó, luidheasughadh, s. a permitting
allowing.
Luiuei)!, luidheir, s. a chimney,
t/uraeoj, luideog, s. f. a little rag.
LuitieojAC, liddeogach, a. ragged..
LumeobAc, luidheolach, s. skilled in plants.
turoeobAf , luidheolas, s. m. botany.
Lui-óiT)-iii'inncin, luidhid-minnííii, plirase, with
all my heart, I am satisfied, content.
Lui-óiin, luid/mn, v. I live, lay down; swear
solemnly; go, pass; die.
" t/Uit) pionncAin |.-0]i ^^ecc ].*Ainne,
p)\i(.\beccbA béiin buiniie;
lliji bo t>e)ic A ccliiit) cibbe
-Ace A ye\\z op cub ciiinne", Eoch O'Fl.
LuíTDÍn, luidin, s. f. the little finger.
LtiitiiieAc, luidreach, s. hmges.
Luipe, luife, s. elopement.
Luig, luig, gen. of log, a pit.
Luije, luigJie, see buióe ; a proof; an oath ; a caldron,
kettle, pan.
LuigcAc, luigheach, a. lying.
LuigeAcÁii, I iíigheacha7i, sec bui-óeAcÁn.
LiiijeACt), luigheachd, s. requital, recompense.
LuijoAn, lidghean, s. f. a nave, centre; buijcAn
pocA-o.
LuijeAfAc, lidglieasach, s. ra. an allowance.
Luijnii, luighiiu, v. I swear solemnly; Heb.,
alah, to swear; Welsh, 11 w, an oath; tear,
rend ; ]\ot)liii5eAixAii,hcrcnt; encourage, abet.
Luijiie, luighne, s. javelins, spears.
Luignij, luighrigh,s.SLCOíít of mail ; Welsh,\hiiyg.
Luijce, luighthe, s. a proof; part. laid.
t/UibjcAc, lidli/lieach, s. m. a milch cow, a cow
with calf, Br. L.
Ltinii, luim, s. f. milk.
LuimeA-o, lidmcad, s. bareness, baldness.