An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

IIaoiitii, Naoimhi, 1 -^y ,
lUomiioi', Naoimhios,i
11okoniiio]-OA'ó, naoimhiosdadh, s. a sanctuary.
11 0,01 111)16Act), naoimhreachd, s. the divine law.
llAoiiiifeAncAf, naoimhsheanchas, s. m. sacred
history, history of saints.
HAoiiiicnéigeAc, naoimhtlireigeach, a. apostate.
1lAoiiiic|iei5i"ni, naoimhthr eigsin, s. apostacy.
llAoinxieAnn, naoindeann, sec iiAinBeAnn.
llAoineAl, 7iaoineal, s. prowess, chivahy.
llAoiiiAici]', naomhaitkis, s. f. blasphemy against
holy things.
1lAoriiAiÉ:i]'eAc, naomhaithiseach, a. blasphemous.
^^AomAmYeó.ó,naomhaith^seadh,'^ s. blasphemnAoriiAii:)-nii;At),
naomhaithsiu- > ing holy
ghadh, J things.
TlAoiTiAicij'eoip, naomhaithiseoir, s. m. a blasphemer.
HAoiiiAicipm, naomhaiihsim, v. I blaspheme.
IIaoiii aIUvc, 7iaomhallach, a. blasphemous.
llAoiiiAtl^'o, naomhalladh, s. blasphemy.
^^AomAÍ'ív^'^o,naomhallughadh, s. blaspheming
i. e. tlAOlÍllTIAl.iÚJA'Ó.
nAOiTiArii]\Án, naomhamhran, s. m. an anthem.
HAoriiA^icA'ó, naomhartadh, v. to sanctify, Sh.
llAoiiiACAi]-, naomhathais, see tiAoriiAici'i'.
llAon'icobApcói^i, naomhchohharthoir, s. m. a
patron saint.
llAotiiéoijiieAgA'ó, naomhchoisreagadh, s. conse-
cration.
llAoiiicoi^'iieAgéA, naomhchoisreagtha, part, con-
secrate.
ÍIaotíi'óac'o, naomhdhachd, s. f sanctity, sanctimony,
sacredness.
tiAoiiijnAf, 7iaomhghnas,s. habitual piety, pious
practice.
tlAoriijoit), naonihghoid, s. sacrilege.
llAoiiuiiAbluJAt), nuomhmhallugliadh, s. blaspheming,
blasphemy.
llAoiiiriiALtuijeoi)!, naomhmhalluaigheoir, s. m.
a blasphemer.
llAoiii-65, Naomh-ogh.,s.Ú\Q Blessed Virgin.
IIA01Í1Ó5, jiaom/io^, s. a small boat; a cot used
on rivers, smaller than the cii]i]\ACÁti.
NAO NAS
nAon'u'eAiicA]', naomlisheanchas, see tiAoiiiif-CAn-
CAi-.
llAoriif-luAJ, naomhshluagh, s. the heavenly
host, holy people.
llAoiiicA, naomhtha, a. sanctified, holy.
llAOiiicAct), naomhthaehd, s. i. holiness, sanctity.
llAoiiicAijini, 7iaomhthaighim,v. I sanctify, con-
secrate.
nAOiiicAifc, naomhthaisc, s. f. a vestry.
llAotiniJA-ó, naomhughadh, s. sanctiflcation,
lAoine, naoire, s. m. a sailor.
sanctifying.
llAoiceAC, naoitheach, s. m. an hospital.
llAoiiuiigce, naomhuighthe, part, sanctified.
llAoiceACÚA, naoitlieachdha, see nAomeAcUA. llAon, noon, a. certain; |-eACc n-Aon, on a cer-
IIaoiii, naomh, s. m. a saint; a. sacred, holy.
tain time.
llAoriiACT), naomhachd, s. f. holiness, sanctity. 11aoiia|\, naonar, 1 adj. nine; s. the number
llAoiiiACAU, naomhachadh, s. sanctifying.
llAonbA]!, naonbhar, ( nine.
llAOiiiAU, naomhadh, s. sanctlfication, sanctifying.
llAoiiiAt), naomhadh, a. ninth.
llAoriiA-ó-oéuj, naomhadhdeug, a nineteenth.
IIaoi'ja, naosga, \
,, - . 7 Í- s. a snipe.
llAOj-jAc, naosgach, ^
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nA0]-5Ai]ie, naosgaire, s. m. an inconstant person.
nA0iiiAii:ini, naomhaiqhim.l -r
-i.
., . ^ ' 7 . ^ ' > V. 1 sanctity.
llAoniAim, naomhaim, J
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llAOj-jAijieACT), naosgaireachd, s. f. inconstancy.
HA)!, nar, contraction of hacaji; see iiaca]!; a.
evil, bad, ill; good, happy; s. shame; ni nÁ]i
•ouin é.
IIaji, nar, conj. that not; lonnu]' iiah, so that
not; conj. for; s. m. knowledge.
1lA]iAb, narab, for riAp bu.
HÁjiAC, narach, a. shameful, bashful.
nÁ]iACA-ó, narachadh, s. affronting, shaming.
IIAjiAijim, naraighim, v. I shame, aíFront.
IIÁiiAigce, naraighthe, part, affronted.
1lA)\t), nard, s. m. skill, knowledge.
llAjitiAiin, nardaim, v. I know.
11 A]\)v, narr, s. i. a serpent.
IIahjiac, narrach, a. cross, ill-tempered.
HÁiuujce, naruighthe, part, abashed.
11 Á]-, nas, s. m. an anniversary; a band, tie;
death ; a commemoration ; nÁ)- bAi^-, a commemoration
of the dead; vulgarly a month's
or twelve months' mind. ^
nA]'A, nasa, s. memory, memorial.
11a]'ac, nasach, a. customary.
llAfAt), nasadh, s. a fair; hence lujiiA^wt), the
meeting at Talltean on the first of August, in-
stituted by Lughaidh Lamh-fhada ; fixme, reputation
; a. noble, famous ; s. a congregation,
assembly.
llAi-Aiin, nasaim, v. I commemorate.
llAi'AiiÁiceAC, Nasaraiteach, s. m. a Nazaritc.
11a]-c, nase, s. m. a tie, bond, obhgation, a seal
store, -provision ; a collar, a chain, a ring; a
vow, sacrifice.
11a]-cac, nascach,s. m. a bondsman or woman.
llAj-CA)!, nascar, s. m. a defence, fortification.
IIaj-c CÚ, nasc-chu, s. a chained dog.
11a]'5, 7!«.'!^, see n^ix.