An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

11li]Aeo5AC, mireogach, a. sportive, frisking.
1l1í|iéti]-úti, mirenáun, s. absurdity.
iní]AéiqníncA, mireusunta, a. unreasonable, irra-
tional.
1l1i]\éu]"unrACT), mireusuntachdh, s. f. unreason-
1l1)]\5A|\c, mirghart, s. tlie north pole.
. . - . . 7 ., ^ 8. f. couftision, mis-
^niriaghail I
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niicit), It is time.
nil ci]", mithis, J
niirille, mithille, a. f demerit.
lllicinij, mitinigh, s. gloves without fingers,
mittens.
X(\\t\Y'^w,inithisgin, see iniceipt».
lllicbACT), mithlachd, s. disgust, contempt, discord.
111ícIac-oiíia]í, mithlachdmhar, a. contemptuous,
disgusted.
niiclupriiA]!, mithlusmhar, see niioclACAfiiiA]i.
111icHeot]% mithreoir, s. weakness.
111ici\éun, mithreun, a. weak, feeble.
Illicui;, 'nithur, a. niggardly.
111 1115, miiig, s. whey.
inimiAU, miw'an, a. m. a carrot.
111ui]\Án-5eAl,, miuran-geal, s. a parsnip,
miig, mligh, see niibje.
lllnÁ, ynna, gen. and phir. of bcAn, a woman.
111iu\tiiAbACt), mnamhalachd, s. f. eiFeminacy,
bashfulness.
1l1tiAt)Aiiiuib, mnadhamhuil, a. feminine, bashful.
lllnÁitiuib, mnamhuil, see beAnAmuit.
Illnij, mnigh, a. f an epitaph.
III0, mo, conj. If; 1110, pron. my, mine; 1110, a.
happy, joyous; greater, greatest, more; s. m.
a man, a slave ; love, aifection, esteem, respect
value, estimation; ni mo bom é nA biopÁti.
IIIÓAC, 7noach, a. increasing, enhancing; i. e.
" moAijccAC, i. e. méATJiiJAt)", 0. j.
111 ÓC, moch, a. early, timely.
lllocAbuir). mochabtndh,B,. early ripe, premature.
111oc-o,?noc/i(/, s. f promotion; a. great.