An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

11lACAi^-bAi)^e, matliair-haisde, s. a godmother.
TnACAi]TOA, matliairdha, a. maternal; of or belonging
to a mother.
fllACAii\t)Acc, mailiairdhacht, s. f. the right of a
mother.
•mAéAi]\-ÓAi^ mathairdlias, s. m. motherhood.
ni AC Ai ]íeAiiiLNCT) , mathaireamhlachd, s . f. motherliness,
tenderness
niACAiiieAriiuil,, mathaireamhuil, a. motherly,
tender.
triACAi^A-ionjAip, matliair-iongair, s. the cause
of suppuration.
mACAin-iiA-LuJA'OAij, mathair-na-lughadaig, s.
the ring finger, Sh.
W\AtM\\-o\m,niathair-orn, s. matricide.
til ACAin-o]\nón\, mathair-ornoir, s. m. a matricide.
TnACAin-uij-ge, mathair-uisge, s. a spring, a
source of water.
HIacaI, matal, s. m. a cloak, a mantle.
niACAL-i'dnilei^i, matal-seimleir, s. the mantletree
of a chimney.
IllACAiimAi', mathamhnas, see niAiceAriinA]-.
niAcÁn, mathan, s. m. the sucker of a tree.
IIIaca^-, matJias, see iiiAiceAi\
niAcueAnAiii, mailidlieanamh, s. beneficence.
lIlAcfAt), mathsadh, s. doubt.
ITlAcfAiin, mathsaim, v. I doubt.
inACJAbtiin, mailigliahlmin, ")
s. m. a bear, i.e. a
ITlACf^Aniuin, mathghamliuin,) calf of the plain.
TllAan, matin, s. f. morning, o. vel.
TIIacIa, matJila, s. fruit, profit.
IllAcon, mathon, s. a bear; prop. niAcJAiiniin.
ITlACj-boj, mathslogh, s. a congregation.
lllAcce, mathte, part, forgiven, pardoned.
TtlAcúJA-ó, matlmgliadh, s. manuring, dunging.
ITIe, me, pron. I, me.
nieAbA-o, meahJiadh, s. m. a defeat, overthrow;
a bursting, springing up; "po meAbAt) Anloc".
TlleAbAiit, meabhair, s. f the memory.
TDeAbAb, meahhal, s. m. aplot; shame; fraud,
deceit, treachery ;
unthriftiness.
•|TleAbAoibeAt),wi«ííi/íaoi7£a(í/i, seerriiAifiAoibeAt).
nieAbAi\Ac, meahharach, see nieAb|iAc.
IlleAbAbAc, wieaWiafac/i,! a. deceitful, treache-
ITleAblAc, meahhlach, J
reus, fraudulent.
TDeAblA-ó, meabhladli,
Heh., alah, to curse.
s. cursing, deceiving;
ITleAbjiA, meabhra, s. a fiction, a lie.
tn eAb)iAc, meabhrach, a. cheerful, meny ; mindful,
studious.
trieAbpAijirn, meabhraighim, v. I study, remember
; scheme, plan, plot.
llleAbiiuJA'ó, meabhrughadh, s. studying, thinking,
feigning, inventing.
Wei\\i]\w^te,meabhruighthe, part, studied.
MEA MEA
ITleAbpuijce, meabhruighthe, part, feigned, invented.
nieAC, meacli, s. m. hospitality.
llleAcÁin, meachain, s. an abatement; a. handsome.
tlleAcÁn, meacan, s. m. a tap-rooted plant, such
as carrot, parsnip, etc. ; hire, reward.
HleAcÁn-bui-óe, meacan-buidhe, s. a carrot;
pastinaca tenuifolia sativa.
ni eAcÁn-biii-óe-An-q'beibe, meacan-buidhe-antsleibhe,
s. mountain or knot-rooted spurge
tithymalus Hibernicus montanus.
HleACÁn-'oogA, meacan- dogha, s. great common
burdock ; bardana major; lappa major.
111eAcÁn-T)ub, meacau-dubh, s. comfrey ; symphitum
ofliicinale.
111eAcÁn-"oub-pAt)Ain, meacan-dubh-fiadhain, s.
bugle, bugula ; ajuga reptans.
HleAcÁn-eAi'A-beAnine, meacan-easa-beanine, s.
female peony.
meACAn-eAj-A-ppnie, meacan-easa-Jirine,s. male
peony.
1TleACÁn-]\A5um, meacan-ragiim, s. horse radish
; raphanus sylvestris.
nieACÁn-]iA5um-tii|xe, meacan-ragumuisce, s.
water radish ; raphanus aquaticus.
llleACAn-iiAi-oij, meacan-raidigh, s. a radish;
raphanus hortensis.
1l1eACAii-]U5, meacan-rigli, s. common parsnip;
pastinaca sativa.
11loACÁn-i\i5-pA'ÓAin, meacan-righ-fiadhain, s.
wild parsnip ; pastinaca sylvestris.
11lcACÁn-i-leibe, meacan-sleibhe, s. great bastard
black hellebore ; helleboraster maximus ; helleborus
niger foetidus.
ineAcÁn-cobAC, meacan- n ^^ ^^^^ ^^,^^,^^^
Jobhach, burdock, burr,
meACAn-cuAU, meacan- \
^j^^,^ ^^^^^. ^^^,.
tuan>
Í dana major ; arc-
^
ITIeACAn-ciiACA.L, mea- \
ti^^, j^^
can-tuathail, /
nieACAn-uibleAun, meacan-uilleann, s. ellecampane;
enula campana; helenium.
TrieACTDAnn, meachdann, s. ra. a twig.
UleAccnoij, meactroigh, s. the horse next the
plough.
111ÓA-0, mead, s. m. increase, bigness, bulk, size;
a. heinous.
llleAt), meadh, s. f. a balance, a scale; methcglin,
mead.
ÍY\eAX)Ac, meadhach, s. m. a stallion; a knife; a.
tipsy with mead.
meA-óACAii, meadhachan, s m. force.
llleAWAijini, meadaighim, v. I Increase, en-
large.