An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

IllAjAiiiutl, magamJiuil, a. jeering, scoffing.
ni oxgall, mac/an^ s. m. a little paw; a toad.
niA5A]t, niagar, s. m. a word, expression.
IllAJA]!, maghar, s. m. fish fry; bait to catch
fish ; arable ground.
tllAgApAn, magaran, a. m. a creeping on all fours.
TnAjAjiÁnAim, magaranaim, v. 1 creep.
inAgcuÁitrc, magcuairt, adv. round about.
tllAgvAl, maghfhal, | ^ ^^,^^,^^,_
tllAJLAiin, mag/Uann,)
tllAglió, maglidh, a. soft, mild, modest.
mAgloicm, magloithin, is. a magazine, a camp
triAjlon, maglon, ^ store.
ITIajLaoij, niaglaoigh, s. a burlesque.
11lA5lo]\5, magl'org, s. a great track.
inAjlocum, maglothuiii, v. he cherished; -oo
5IAC ye iiiAjLocuin.
IllAJuifge, magliuisge, s. a collection of water
upon low ground, in consequence of much
rain in whiter.
lllAibm, maibhin, s. a pouring forth, Sli.
IIIaic, inaich, s. a spirit.
inAicne,?HaíC)íe,s. kindred, relations; a clan, tribe.
niAfoe, maide, s. m. a stick, wood, timber;
Heh., matte.
lllATOe-bjiii-oe, maide-brisde, s. a broken stick,
a bent stick used for a tongs.
11lAiT)e-ci\oij^, maide-croise, s. a crutch.
niAiuioeAti, maidhdean, see niAijueAn.
TllAi-oeAnAC, maidheanach, a. slow.
TnAi'oe-iTieA^'j, maide-measg, s. m. a boy's top.
inAi-oe-niibi]', maide-milis, s. m. licorice.
tllAi-oeój, maideog, s. f. a pivot; maidenhead;
the shell called concha veneris.
11lAit)eo5, maidheog, s. f a midwife.
IllAi-oe-i-oiuiiAit), maide-sdiuraid, s. the tiller
or stick that moves the rudder in a ship or boat.
mAioe-i'tJui^AAit), maide-sdiuraid, s. a pot-stick,
Sh.
niAroe-iinjUMt), maide-singlaidh, s. a swingle-
tree.
lllAi-oe-piioniA, maide-snioinha, s. a distaff, a
spindle.
TnÁit)ini, maidliim,v. I defeat, rout; upbraid, or
boast of favours conferred upon another.
11lAi"oin, maidin,s. f. morning.
ITlAi'DÍn, maidin, s. f. a little stick, a switch.
tnAitdrieoj, maidineog, s. f. the morning star.
THAitnunAJAo, maidiunagJiadh, s. dawning.
lllAmni, maidhm, s. f a battle, skirmish, defeat;
a breach, eruption, sally, flight; a handful.
mAinmiin, niaidmim, v. I tear, burst, defeat.
11lAit)i-e, maidse, s. a mass of matter, a shapeless
lump.
niAij, maig, s. an affected attitude and disposi-
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tion of the head, etc, with a proud gait ; acá
1TIA15 ui]Ace; -00 cu|a p 111*15 uilice ]:éin.
inÁij-oeAii, maighdean,\ s. f. a maid, a virgin;
lllÁij-Dion, maighdion, ) gen. inÁi5T)ine.
lllÁiJBeAn-iiiAjiA, tnaighdean-mhara, s. a mermaid,
a syren.
^^^c^^^X)^onA\•, 7naighdio7ias, s. m. virginity, chas-
tity.
mAireAiinn'L, maiqeamhuil, 1 w t ^ i
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