An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

tus LUS tus LUS
Ltii-AinneAC, lusairneach, s. a place where herbs
grow.
LufÁn, lusan, s. m. a little herb.
'Lvq-Áti-'bAttA, lusan-hhalla, s. pellitory of the
wall ; parietaria officinalis.
l/ii]'An-bAine, lusan-bame, s. milkwort; polly-
galla vulgaris.
Lui'Án-colAm, litsan-cliolam, s. columbine;
aquilégia vulgaris.
LufAn-coi^w, lusan-choire, s. coriander.
tuf-An-cojinAin, lus-an-choi'i'aiu, s. splecnwort;
asplonium.
'Lu^--An-ci\oi]', lus-an-chroh, s. common honeysuckle
;
lonicera peryclyinenum.
l.u]'Áii-c]ionicinn, lusaii'chromchinn, s. daifodil;
narcissus.
Lii]'- s. m. a trofflodite.
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LufCAU, luscari, j
tttf-cobiiim-ci'Lle, lus-cJioluim-ciUe, s. yellow
wood loose stiife ; lysimachia nemorum.
Lu|--cneA^, íus-cíifos, s. meadow-sweet ; spirjea
ulmaria.
l/iii'c^iA-ó, luscradh, s. a procession.
tuf-ciie, lus-cre, s. male speed- well; veronica
officinaHs.
tu^-cuAc, lusclmach, s. m. a caterpillar.
tui-cumeog, luschuineog, s. f. a caterjjillar.
t/ú]-OA-ó, lusdadh, s. flattery, wheedling.
l.iil-0]\A-ó, lusdradh, s. a procession.
Lii)-5Aiin, Itisgaim, v. I lurk.
Luj-jAijie, lusgaire, s. m. a dweller in caves.
Lui'jÁn, lusgan, see buj-cAn.
L«]'-5An-ACAiiv5An-riiACAi]i, lus-gan-athair-ganmhathair,
s. duck meat; lemna minor.
Lui'-jAub, lus-garbh, s. goose-grass, clivers,
catchweed; galium aparine.
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