An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

tnei MEI MEI
trieii-opeAc, meildreach, s. m. a kiln-cast, as miicli
com as can be diied upon a kiln at one time.
Til etle, meile, s. a quern, a hand-mill.
m eilcAC, meileach, a. reproachful, abusive.
Ill éileACA'ó, meileackadh, s. a perishing through
cold.
nieileAcc, vieileacht, s. f. reproach, abuse.
Illeileok'o, meilecdh, s. bleating.
tlleiLj, meilg, s. f. death; milk,
tn eil,re, meilghe, s. point cf death ; death bed.
Illeilir.i, meiliin, v. Í grind, pound, bruise.
Illeilife, meilise, s. hedge mustard.
Illeibl,, 'TieiU, s. f. the clack of a mill; a cheek;
a protruded lip.
Ill e; Lie, oanlle, s. f. an idiot, a fool.
llleilteAo, meilleadh, s. inciting, incitement, encoiuT.gement.
ineibleATi, meillean, ",. m. blame, reproach.
Ifíeilleó^, meilleog, s. f. the bit of a bridle; the
bark of a tree,
tlleil'tir;, meillig, s. rind.
WexVlm, meiliin, dim. of meilb.
WeúX^oc, meilliocJi.'X ^, , ,
llleiLc, meilt, s. f. casting, hurling; grinding,
mastication, consuming.
Illeibce, meilte, part, ground.
Illeilceoiii, s. m. a grinder, miller.
nieimeAX), mcimeadh, s. a poem.
llléin, mein, s. the mind; gen. of miAii ; ore of
any metal.
Illcnin, meinn, s. clemency, mercy; quality,
mien.
tTléinr.eAiTiUTL, wieinnea-?i/iMi7, a. clement, kind,
affable, well disposed.
Illeimc, mdnic, adv. often.
niéin, nieir, gen. of méó.\\ ; s. a judge.
Illeipb, meirhh, a. slow, tedious, weak.
tlleipba, meirbhe, s. f. a lie, a mistake; weakness,
dulness.
tnéi^-vceAnn, r.ieirceann, a. a finger.
IlleipcpetorheAC, meirchreidinheach, a. credulous.
111éinT)jAeo,c, nzeirdreach, s. f. a harlot.
111éi]'.T)f.eAco.i% wjcii'dreoc/ifis, ^- "^- fornication.
1llei-|ie, riieire, s. mirth, madness.
111ein5, meirg, s. f. an ensign, banner, standard.
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llleinje, meirge, s. an ensign, standard, banner;
a sign, signal.
Illeipje, meirghe, s. a band, troop, company.
nieijijeAC, nieirgeach, a. rusty.
ITIeingeA-o, meirgeadh, s. a rusting,
tneiiijeovlb, meirgeall, s. roughness, rugged-
ITIeiiAilluin, ineirilliiin,s. a goss hawk.
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ITleipcneACA];', meirtneaclias, a. m. feebleness,
weakness.
1l1ei](cni jim, meirtnighim, v. I faint, languish.
^Y\e\]\zn}U^&X),me^rtniugJladh, s. betraying.
Tnéff, 7neis, s. f. a dish; gen. mei]-e; milking;
wickedness; a. bad, wicked.
111eifceobAini, meischeolaiin, v. I sing, modulate.
t11er|t), meisd, a. rust, Sli.
1l1ei]-ioe, meisde, a. worse.
TileifeAU, meiseadh, s. judgment.
ITIeifeAmnAijitn, meiseamhnaighim, v. I judge.
ITleifge, meisge, "i
1Tle)]-5eAifilACT), meisgea->s. f. drunkenness.
mhlachd, )
niei^-jeAc, meisgeach, a,, drunk; Welsh, meddw.
ITIeii-jeoip, meisgeoir, s. m. a drunkard. S
llleii-juice, nieisguithe, part, inebriated, intoxl- 'I
cated. '^
llleii"!, rmisi, s. fairy appearances, apparitions,
spirits; z. e. •oeAlbApA'bAi\cA, o. ^.; a judge;
a. strait, narrow, confined.
nTeipn, meisin, s. i. a little dish.
inei]-liAn, meislimi, s. mcshn bread.
rrieii^ieAC, meisneach, s. m. courage.
ITleii'tieACAt), meisneachadh, a. m. encouragement,
exhortation.
llleirneACAr, meisiimchas,}
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ineifneAT), meisneadli,
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nieifneAriimb,
hardy.
meisneamhuil, a. courageous,
ineii"nitim, meisnighim, v. I encourage, nourish,
cherisli, enliven, refresh, exhort.
niei]-ni5ceoi]A,
courager.
meisnighiheoir, s. m. an cn-
nieii'n'iuJAt), meisniughadh, s. encouraging.
lllei^^iiobA]!, mehriobhar, a. a bushel.
Ví\é\t,meith, a. fat, corpulent ; soft, tender.
inéiceAct), meitheachd, a. fat, fatness, grossness.
ITléiéeAbÍACT), meitheallachd, s. m. a fatling.
IlleicAU, meithaii, s. m. a sea-rush, or whisk-
straw.
XWeytX.e, meitlde, s. reapers, /?ííf/í, ii. 7 ; crowd,
concourse; " nieicie tiio]\A tjo oo.oniib", Fer.
59; reaping; workmen.
llleicneAi', máthreas, s. f fat, suet, kitchen stuff.