An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

1)1011 MOR MOR
lllongbuiióeAC, monglhuidheach, a. yellowhaired.
ITlonjctn'oe, mongcuiáhe, s. m. a monkey;
" mon, i. e. c\,eA-^ aca]' ci, i. e. cu, quasi mon-
cu", Cor.
\Wor\-^-yx:eux)&t, motig steudaeh, s. a fine crested
horse, Sh.
Vi\or\\A.c, monlach, a. rough, bristly, brushy.
trionniAn, mctimhar, see iiionbA]\; s. ra. a buzz,
murmuring.
Illonój, monog, s. f. a bog-berry, moss-berry.
nionUAn! monuar! interj. my grief! alas! woe
is the day
111onii]\, monur, s. m. a soimd.
111 ó]i, mor, a. great, big, bulky, many, noble;
Welsh, mawi'.
ITIonAccACT), moracthachd, s. f. rottenness, corruption.
111o)\eAC, morchroidheach, a. magnanimous.
TnópcjAOÍ-óeACTj, morchroidheachdA ^
111óncnoít>eAml,Ac-o, morchroidh- >^' ' .^?S'
eamhlachd, j
i^^mmity.
'IT1ó]\c|\oí'óeAttiuil,, morchroidheamhuil, a. magnanimous.
1t1oi\cfAoic, morcsliaoith, s. the falling sickness.
lllopccA]', morcthas, s. m. corruption.
Illojiccuic, morclhuit, s. the falling sickness.
1Tló]icuAi|\c, morchuairt, s. a grand tour, a visitation
of a king or bishop.
ITlopcui-óceAC, morcuidhtheach, a. corrupt.
111o)\ciii5eAct), morcuigheacJid, s. i. corruption.
Illoncuigini, morcuighim, v. I con'upt.
Illoncuijce, morcuighthe, part, corrupted.
tllóncih]', morchuis, s. f pomp, state.
tT1óncúi]-eAc, nwrchuiseach, a. pompous, stately,
haughty.
tl1ó]icuii-le, morchuisle, s. an artery.
111ó)icui]'leAC, morchuisleach, a. arterial.
lllópiDA, mordha, s. m. honour, dignity, greatness
; a. worthy, noble, magnificent.
nióiiiÓACc, mordhacht, s. m. greatness, majesty.
til óji-óÁil,, mordhail, s. f. pride, boasting, pomp
an assembly, convention, parliament.
in ó]TOÁbAC,m(Wtí/m/ac^, a. majestic, vainglorious,
arrogant.
mó]At)ÁlACC, mordhalacht, s. f. arrogance.
ITIóiTOÓcAi', mordhochas, s. m. sanguineness.
inó]\t)]\Ait)eAnn, mordhraidheann, s. agrimony,
Sh.
íTló|ieipoc, moreisioch, a. gay, proud, haughty.
inopi-Ainge, morfhairge, s. £ the ocean.
Tnon]:A|-, morfas, s. train oil.
mo^AflAC, morfhlath, s. m. a great chief.
ITIópfleA-ó, morfhleadh, s. a great banquet.
Tnó]i]:ti05, morfhliogh, s. masterwort.
ITIopyotuimce, morfholumite, a. very learned.
ITIopjA, morgha, s. a spear to kill fish ; any large
spear.
ItlojijAt), morgadh, s. corruption.
ITtopJAineAth, morghaineamh, s.£. gravel.
THojijAin'oeAc, morghairdeach, a. rapturous.
111ón5Ái]A-oeACAi', morghairdeachas, s. m. rapture.
ITIóp-JAii'j^e, mor-ghaisge, s. m. great heroism.
inópgAncAC, morgantach, a. magnificent.
inopgAnuAct), íMOJ'(/«í/íaí/i(Z, Is. f. magnifi-
V^ó\\^or\w^cVl,morghlonnachd, ) cence.
inojlojiAc, morghlorach, s. m. a babbler, boaster.
lllo^AJnioiii, morghniomh, s. an. exploit.
inóitjníoriiAC, morghnionihach, a. magmficent.
ITIó^icoinneAt, rnoac/tOi'nweaZ, s. m. a torch, a link. 1Tló|A5|\Át), morghradh, s. m. ardent love.
ITlopcolTiAC, morcholnach, a. corpulent.
ITIoiAJiiAiiiiiA^A, morghradhmhar,a.. very lovely.