An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

lleAiiic^iuAilLeAX», neamhlhruailleadh, s. incor-
ruption.
11eAiiií:]viiAiLli-ó, neamlithruaillidh, a. sincere,
incorrupt, incorruptible.
11ecútAX), neariughadhfS. strengthening, con-
firmation.
11eA]\cui5ce, neartuighthe, part, strengthened.
HeAirciiijceoiH, neartuightheoir, s. m. astrengthener,
comforter.
lleAf, neas, s. m. a bond, a tie; " neAfAif, i. e.
ceAnjÍAif", 0. g.; a smith's bellows; a hill,
promontory ; a weasel ; a hurt, a wound ; an
end ; a tool or frame for making earthen pots
a. noble, generous.
11eA]-A, neasa, a. next.
lleAi-ACt), neasachd, s. f. contiguity.
11eA|-Aitii, neasaim, v. I wound.
11eA]-An, neasan, s. m. the next place.
lleAi-j, neasg, s. a tie, bond, bail; a stall.
lb', ^ff'
s. f. an ulcer, J. a boil.
'
HeA'pjoiT), neasgoid,)
lleAi-gÓToeAc, neasgoideach, a. ulcerous.
11eA|-50iT)eACt), neasgoideachd, s. exulceration.
lleAi'joic, neasgoit, s. f. genealogy.
llcA^xA, neasta, a. just, honest.
tleAC, neath, s. f. a wound.
lleACAC, neatach, a. vulnerable.
TleACA^', neathas, s. m. manslaughter.
^ _, "i s. common stinging nettle
lleAncA, neanta {
^^^.^^ ^^.-^ °^^1 -^
neAncog, neaniog, -"
j ^.^^^
tlei-o, iieid, s. m. the Mars of the Pagan Irish;
a fight, battle ; a wound.
Iléiú, neidh, s. f. wind; victory.
t1eAncÓ5-bÁn, neantog-lanA^.^^
ai-changcl,
lleAUcos-cAoc, neantog-i
^j^jte dead Setchaoch,^
V
ti i^iuj^^i.
11eAnco5-inA]\D, neantog-V ,
lléilUn, neiUin, s. f. a small cloud.
Ilemi, neim, \ s. f. brightness, splendour; hollenii,
neimh,) nour.
Ileiiii, neimh, s. f poison; a spot, stain; a. pre-
mharhh, J
pared, ready ; a negative pai'ticle ; see ncAiii
neAncÓ5-t)eA]i5, neantog-dearg, red dead nettle
s. f honom'; a. evil; quick, nimble.
lamium purpureum.
X\e'\m\iecx>\X),neiinlibheachdidh, adj. indetermi-
neAticog-loii-neAc, neantog-loisiteach, see nate, dubious, Sh.
neAncA.
ne)iiibeAi\cui5ce, neimhbheartuighthe, part, dis-
lleAp, neap, sec neip.
burdened, unyoked.