An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

nión5i\o>i-óeAn, monjhraidheau, s. agrimony.
mópjitÁin, morghrain, s. abomination.
Tnoiijui]-, morghuis, s. great, noble, or glorious
deeds.
ITIój^inrtcinneAC, morinntinneach, a. magnanimous,
high-minded.
nió]\'L(Xn.\cnotnAC, morleathromach, a. advanced
in pregnancy.
111ot\lib, morlibh, s. lees, Sh.
T)1ónUiAC, tnofluach, ~i
111ó]\luAi-óe, moiiuaidhe, > a. precious, valuable.
111ó)\l,tiAi5, rnorluaigh, }
nió];lui-óeAcc, morluaidheacht, s, f. great merit.
mó]\nu\o)i, mormaor, s. a lord mayor, high
steward, baron, sergeant-major. 4
111ó]\riieAnninAC, tnormheanmnach, a. magnanimous.
tllopmonc, mormont, s. wormwood; absinthium
latifolium vulgare.
Tnópriión, niormhor, a. great, chief, principal;
50 Tnónriió|i and 50 niói\niói\AC, prmcipally,
especially, particularly.
llloi^rhuijeATii, mormhuigheamh, s. f. a brag.
111ó|inÁn, mornan, s. m. a small wooden dish.
1'nó]\-oib]\eAC, mor-oibredch, a. hard laboiu-ed.
inó]í]'-luA5, ^orsJduagh, s. f. a host, multitude.
t11ópfoilli-e, morshoillse, s. resplendence.
moin-oibl^-eAC, morshoillseach, a. resplendent.
llloiifiionAc, morshronach, a. big nosed.
ITI0HC, mort, s. m. murder, death, murdering.
mo)(cAc, mortach, a. deathful, mortiferous.
niopcAim, mortaim, v. I kill, murder.
Tno]\cAob, mortaol, s. mortar.
ITIopcceA^ui, niortcliearn, s. f. a killing, murdering;
a sudden death ; i. e. éj obAun, 0. g.
tllojiccenT), mortchend, s. m. a death-song, a
sudden death. Cor.
1Tló)\cí)\, morthir, s. f. the continent, main-land.
111o]\ci)', mortis, s. a mortice or tenon.
tTloncbA, mortla, s. devastation by fire.
1y^O]\^:'iMV,mortlait, s. t'. mortality. Cor.
nioncbuAt), mortluadli, s. f. mortality; " lllo)!ctuAt)
A-óbAb -00 beAic in ei]\inn 111 bliA-oAin
p 'OA ngoipci An bui-oe coiiAill", 4 Mast,
GG4.
111oi\cói]i, mortoir, s. m. a mixrderer.
111ó]\cónAc, morthorach, a. very fruitful; big
with child.
tnói\cói\A-ó, mortlwradh, s. m. greatness, majesty,
fertility.
Illóncuile, morthuile, s. a cataclysm, deluge
inói\cu)-, morÍLis, s. m. gasconade, insolence.
111ói\ctii-Ac, mortusacJt, a. insolent.
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111ot>UAc, moruach, 1 a mermaid, a sea moninonuAU,
moruadh,^ ster, Sh.
inó)\iiAC-ot\Án, moruachdran, s. m. a regent.
IHónuAi^be, moruaishyS. nobility.
11ló)UiAfAb, moruasal, a. noble.
1l1ó]\Ú5A-ó, morughad/i, s. m. magnification, exaltation,
magnificence.
1T1ói\ui5im, moruiglúm, v. I extol, exalt.
tlló]', mos, s. m. a manner, fashion, mood, mode;
Lat., mos.
nio)', mos, s. f exhaustion.
111 ofAC, mosach, a. of or belonging to manner,
fashion; rough, bristly, nasty.
111o]'Án,mosa«, s. m. rough trash, such as chaff,
etc.
Hloi'gAbAim, mosgalaim, v. I awal?e.
lllo-fgAbcAC, í?iosí/atoc/í, a. watchful.
llloi-gAbcAct), mosgaltachd , s. f. watchfulness.
ors^^ sgan, a. rotten, decayed.
inoi'gÍA-ó, rnvfohidh, s. rousing, awaking.
111o]'5UinneAC, mosí/íMíiHeac/t, a. devout, pious.
nio]-lAi, moslai, V. you have eloped, i. e~
OAloijif, 0. g.
111oi')vATÍ), mosradh, s. brutality, coarse embraces,
111oé,5?io