An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

ITIICh MICH 111 I5h IMIGH
tniAtiAc, mianach,
niiAniiiAn, mianmhar
> a. desirous, longing.
1TliAnb)\úit), mianbruid, s. lust, brutal passion
Keat.
llliAtTonitcA'ó, miandiultadh, s. abnegation.
THiAnfAoiUt), mianhfhaoilidh, s. a gaping.
IlliAn JA]', miaiighas, s. m. inclination, longing,
desire, appetite.
tlliAUJA^-AC, mianghasach, a. longing, desirous.
TniAnrhA]\Act), 7nianmharachd, s. a longing de-
sire.
ITliAnuijim, mianuighim, v. I desire, long, ^visb,
lust, wiU, intend.
tniAtiuijce, mianuiglithe, part desired, affected.
till A]', miati s. f. an altar; a dish, a platter.
tlliAj'-beit), mias-bheidh, s. a mess.
llliAi'-cluAfAC, mias-chluasach, s. a porringer.
1T1iAf-iiiAit)e, mias-mhaide, s. a platter.
IHíbéuf, mihheus, s. ill-manners, indecency, in-
civility.
niibeuj-AC, mihheusach, a. unmannerly, inde-
cent, impolite.
niibeui-Acc, mibheusacht, s. unmannerliness.
ITI1C, mic, gen of iiiAC.
llliceAT)}:*, micheadfa, s. indignation, dis-
pleasure.
1TlícéA-0]:Ac, 7nicheadfach, a. displeased, vexed,
discontented.
IITiceAnn^^A, micheanjisa, a. impudent, petulant;
unchaste.
TTIiceApn, tnicheart, a. unjust.
nonsense.
tTliciAbbAc, micliiallach, a. foolish, unmeaning.
lllicineAmum, micineamhuin, s. mishap, mischance.
niicmce, micJdnte, a. uncertain.
tllicinceAcc, michinteacht, s. f. uncertainty.
THiciinneA]', micJnuineas, s. disquiet.
ITlictiu, michliu, s. disrepute, infamy.
TnicrieA|XA, michneasta, a. immodest, dishonest,
inhuman, uncivil; perilous, ominous, Sh.
tnicneA]'CAcc, michneastacht, s. f immodesty,
dishonesty, bawdiness.
micpeitieA]', michreideas, s. f discredit.
111íc]íei'oeA|'AC, michreideasach, a. discredit-
able.
tlVicpeioiTii, michreidimh, 1 s. m. unbelief, mis-
111ic]ieit)]-in, inichreidsin, ) belief
niícjieitiTÍieAc, michreidmheach, s. m. an un-
believer, infidel.
ITliw, midh, s. the sight, aspect; methcglin,
mead.
Illiue, midhe, s. a neck ; the province of Meath
aMeathian; a boundary, border ; fruit; a bad
fire.
1TlÍT)eAt), midheadh, s. a bursting or springing up.
\y\\x>e^'^nu\x),niidheagnuid]i, a. unwise, impolitic.
111ít)eAbbAc, midhealbliach, a. ill-formed, unhandsome,
mis-shaped.
init)eAtriAbcAC, midheamhaUach, a. frugal.
lllí-óeAtiinii]', niidheamhnus, s. m. honour, exal-
tation.
tllíúeAriiuin, midheamhuin, s. f. meditation.
lllnaeAng, midheang, see mrof-eAng.
llliiaeAf, midheas, a. unhandsome, inelegant, in-
decent.
UliiapuncAC, midhfhiuntach, a. unworthy, ungenerous.
tHfójleuf,mic?%/t/eMS, s. disorder, bad condition.
TIItoia-oac, midhiadhach, a. ungodly.
111it)u\c, midldach, a. ill-limbed, lubberly.
Uli-oiA'DACT), midhiadhachd, s. f ungodliness.
nii-DiieA]', midhileas, a. unfaithful.
THi-óíol, midhiol, s. abuse.
111it)iomALcA, midhiomJialta, a. doubtful.
111í-óion, midhion, a. ill-coloured.
lllí-óíonjiiiAbcA, midhiongmhalta, a. doubtful,
insufficient.
IHí-óíongtÚAbcACC, midhiongmhaltacht, s. insuf-
mce^^^t^,m^cI^eartha^
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niiceiii, rmc/ietr, °
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ITIícéiil,, micheill, s. madness, folly.
t11ícéittit)e, micheillidhe, a. mad, foolish, imficiency.
llli-oUjeAn'mib, midhligheamhuU, a. illegal.
lllitlq-cianAC, midhlistionach, a. illegitimate.
111 mn 05c, midnogt, s. midnight. Vision of
pudent.
Bricin.
tHicéibiúe, micheilmhe, s. an ill omen.
111)-ó|i, midhr, s. rays of the sun.
llliciAtb, michiall, s. madness, impudence, folly, 111í-ó]\eAc, midhreach, s. deformity; a bad look
or appearance.
111ír)]\eACA-ó, midhreachadk, s. disfiguring.
llliujieACAiiuub, 7nidhreacJia7nhuil,\ a. deform-
111i-ói\eAciiiAi\, midhreachmhar, J
ed.
llliwueAccA, midhreachta, part, disfigured.
lllí'óf'eAng, midhsheang, a. slender-waisted.
111í-éAtm'iA|\, mi-eadmkar, a. cold, disloyal.
111í-én.']reAC'0Ác, mi-eiffcachdach, a. ineffectual,
vain.
ini-ei]ieAct)A|-, mi-eireachdas, s. m. unhandsomeness.
lllipeAiiAriniib, mifhearamhuil, a. unmanly.
IIIí-jiaLaij, mi-fhialaigh, a. inhospitable.
lllif-obcA, mifholla, s. evil doings, unprosperous
actions,
mi^ronn, niifhonn, s. indlfFercnce, carelessness.
llligeAnn, mig/teaim, s. dislike, disgust.