An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

llleA-OAijim, meadhaigliim, v. I weigh
consider.
ITIéA-OAijée, meadaiglitlie, part, augmented, en-
larged.
ITIoAtiAiii, meadhair^ s. f. talk, discourse, miith;
a forewarning of future events; jollity, con-
versation.
111eAt)At,, meadal, see ineATiAt.
inéAt)AiiilAct), meadamhlo.chd, s. m. massiveness,
ponderousnoss.
tneAtiAifiuit, meadamhnil, a. bulky, massive.
1TIeAt)A]i, meadar, s. f. a churn, a milk pail.
The Irish TneAt)Aii is square and hollowed
with a chisel. The Scottish is round and
hooped.
ÍJ1éAi.A,s meadar !_ ^^^^^^
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TTieAtiAHACT), meadaracha,)
tneAt)An, meadhar, s. m. a forewarning of future
caria partheniiun.
ITleA'oj, mead/iff, s. m. whey.
llleA-óoti, meadhon, s. f. the middle, midst,
centre ; a medium, a mean instrument.
ni eA-óon AC, rneadho7iach, a. middle, intermediate
instrumental.
llleA-óonACc, meadlionaclit, s. f. meditation.
HleA'óon-'LAe, meadhon-lae, s. noon, mid-day.
tneATJori-onJce, meadhon-oidhche, s. midnight.
1TleAt)j\AC, meadhrach, a. glad, joyful, merry;
s. a globule of fat on broth.
tTleAt)]iA-ó, meadhradh, s. mirth, song, melody.
trieAtiuJAt), meadughadh, s. m. augmentation,
propagation, enlargement.
IHéA-ouigce, meaduighthe, see inéA-oAijée.
niéA-ouigceom, nieaduightheoir^s.m.a.n amplifier.
tHeA'DuitieoijA, meadhuightheoir, s. m. a craner,
a weigher.
THeAj, meag, s. m. the earth.
tlleAtA, meala, s. a reproach.
llléAtA, meala, s. grief, sorrow.
ITIeAÍA, meala, ) j- i i
ineAl5A,,«.aty/ia,|^*^J-^°°^y^^-
llleAÍAt), mealadh, s. m. enjoying.
llleAlATO, mealaidk, s. m. a reaper.
nieAlA^-j, mealasg, s. fawning, rejoicirg.
llleAfb, mealhh, 1 s. f. a satchel, budget,
TTleAfbog, meaWJiog,) knapsack.
tTleAtl,, meall, s. m. a globe, a ball; a lump, a
mass, a heap ; a hill, hillock, eminence.
tTleAll, meall, V , ,
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tnoAlUc, meallach,]
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nieAblAC, meallach, a. soft, fat, rich, rank.
llleAbbAU, mealladh, s. m. goods, riches; see
quot. at poúpAc; deceiving, defrauding.
nieAblAiiii, meallaim, v. I deceive, defraud; en-
joyllleAbbÁn,
meallan, s. m. a hailstone.
in eAbbcAij',, :r.eallcair, s. f. hasty pudding.
llleAÍlós, mealiog, s. f. the milt of a fish; a
smelt.
llleAblcA, meallta, part, deceived, defrauded.
nieAblcAc, mealitach, a. deceitful.
llleAllcACAti, mealltachadh, s. alluring, deceiv-
ing.
nieAblcAC'O, mealltaclid, s. f. treachery, decep-
tion, cozenage, fallacy, fallaciousness.
ITIeAtlcm, mealltin, s. i. enjoying, enjoyment.
ITIeAllcóiji, mealltoir, s. m. a deceiver, a
things.
cheat.
meAblcomeAct), mealUoireachd, s. £ deceit,
tTleA-ÓAiiAC, meadharach, 1 ^ r i v i
„,..'.' ,7 77 / a. cheerlul, lively.
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ITleA-OAp-oA, mead/iardha,)
fraudulence.
tlleAtn, meam, s. m. a kiss.
méAX)h\\orm, nieadbhronri, s. the dropsy.
1l1eAiiiAcc, meamacJii, s. f. lechery.
meAt)-t)UAC, meadh-duach, s. feverfew; matri- IlleAniAim, meainaim, v. I kiss.
llleAiiiAin, meamliair, s. f. memory.
nieArTiAipijim, meamhairighim, v. I remember,
consider.
trieAiiiAijiijce, meamliair iglitlie, part, studied,
considered, mentioned.
tlleAmnA, meamna, s. the fancy, imagination.
ineAninA|\CAiiii, meamnarcaim, v. I think.
meAiii)iA, meamra, s. a shrine, a tomb.
11leAm]\uiii, meamrum, s. m. parchment.
111eAmuii\, neamuir, s. the membrum virile.
llleAii, mean, a. little, small.
"nieAriAc, meanach, s. entrails.
TTleAnAt), meanadh, s. m. an owl ; foretelling fate
a residence ; an oath.
TDeAnAiTjin, raeanaidin, see bénet)ín.
llleAnAt), meanadh,'\
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> s. m. gapmg, yawning.
1l I cAUAn, wieana?», o r o' ./ a
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ITIeAnÁn, meanan, s. m. «aw dust; adj. plain,
clear.
\WeAr\h,meanh]i, a. small.
TTleAnbtAC, meanbhlach, s. m. dross.
t11eAnbc]iot), meanuhchrodh,a. small cattle, such
as sheep, goats, etc., etc.
tlleAubcuileog, meanbhchuileog, s. f. a gnat, a
midge.
tlleAnbcuti'eAc, meanbhchuiseach, a. curious,
niggardly.
UleAnyAC, meanfach,
TnéAHirAgA-ó, meanfaghadh, >s. m. a yawning.
V(\éikX\'(\i\t^eóX.,meanfuigheal al,}
ITleAnj, meang, g.
blemish
m. craft, deceit, fraud;