An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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IllAcnAfmenninA, macnasmenmna, s. the fancy.
lllActie, macne, see nuMcne.
niAcoiue, macoidhe, s. a pilgrim, a stranger, a
guest.
ITIacoiiti, macoim, s. a stranger.
lilAcpuicAip, macpmthair, s. a sister's son.
TT1ac]ia, macra, s. males, yoxmg men, a band of
young men.
HIachaitj, macraidh, s. a disease, distemper.
1TlAC|iAiiiuit, macramhuil, a. like.
TIlAcpA)', macros, s. m. sighing, sobbing, peevish-
ness.
tTlAC]\A]-AC, macrasach, a. peevish, saucy.
1l1>\c-]\ACA, macratha, s. a son of prosperity, a
prosperous man.
1llAC)\éil,, macreil, s. f a mackerel.
11lAc]\éiL-cApuill,, macreil -chapuiU, s. a herring
hog.
triAcpAriiAil, macsamliail, adj. such like, the
same.
tnAc^^AiiiAilc, macsamhailt, s. an emblem.
niACfAiTiAilceAC, macsamhailteach, a. emblematic.
Til Aci'cnói j, macstroigJi, s. a spendthrift, lavishcr.
IIIacc, macht, s. a wave, a surge.
niAccAÍ, niactach, a. pernicious.
tllAccAU, mactadh, s. slaughter, slaughtering; a
wondering, surprise ; contemplation.
niAC-CALLA, macthalla, 1 ,
mAc-cutUMJ, mac-tuUaigh, J
111accaiiti, mactaim, v. 1 slaughter, butcher.
11lAccAim, machtaim, v. I consider, deliberate.
tTlAccine, mactire, s. m. a wolf
tllACcnAt), machtnad/i,s. deliberation, consideration;
a. surprise; chiding, discouraging; an
objection.
^^^AcznA^m, machtnaim, v. I deliberate, consider
discourage, diide.
TnACcnAiii, machtnamh, s. discouragement, wondering,
deliberating.
inAccnoip, maclitnoir, s. m. a chlder, reprover.
tllAccnúgA'ó, macJitnughadh, s. discouraging.
ITlAccniiijce, machtnuighthe, part, chid,chid(len,
discouraged.
niAccoJAt), macthoghadh,s. adoption, an adopted
son.
TDAcc^e ! machtre ! a Highland interjection.
inAcxiA, macJiuil, s. a spot, stain, defect; Lat.,
macula.
IDa'o, mad, s. m. a hand.
ITlAt), madh, s. m. an ecstacy, a trance; a plain,
a field; prop. TI1A5; v. be it; 50 mbÁ coil,
lib; conj. if.
HIatda, viada, s. m. a pig; see quot. at-oneniine.
IIIaua, madha, a. unlawful, unjust; s. folly.
ITIa-oac, madliach, a. unthankful.
1TlAt)At), madadh, s. m. a dog.
HIa-oa-o-aIIaio, madadh-allaidh, s. m. a wolf.
IllA-OA-o-TDonn, madadh-doun, s. m. an otter.
HIa'oa'ó-jvuat), madadh-ruadh, s. m. a fox.
IIIa-oaja, madagha, a. canine.
1llAT3Ain, madain, s. f. the morning.
ItUwAnA, madhana, s. m. meadows.
HIa'dah, madar, s. the plant madder.
lllA-ÓAncA, madhanta, a. coy.
lllA-ó-beAJ, madh-heagli, adj. small, few, little.
IIIÁ-ótii, madhm, s. f an attack, battle, breach,
derout ; any lai'ge round mountain ; a handful.
1T1ÁT)niAt), madhiiadh, s. an eruption, sally.
lllÁTJniAnn, madhnaim, v. I overthrow.
IIIÁ-óiiiAnn, madlimaini, s. a skirmish.
111Át)iii-]'eicne, madlini-seicne, s. a rupture.
mÁ-ótn-]-beibe, madlun-sleibhe, s. sudden eruption
of water from mountains.
111at3)ia, madra, s. the plant madder.
111at)]ia, madra, 1 ,
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