An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

lleniiiiieOkfAH'oA, neirnhmheasardha, adj. intemperate,
excessive.
íleitiitiieAfAiTOACt), neiiiihmheasardJiachd, s. f.
excess.
lleuiitiieACA, ncimlimheata, a,.£eax\Qss, confident.
neniiiiieij-jeAC, ne'unhmheisgeacli, a. sober.
11eiiiin'iK\n, neimhmhian, s. want of desire.
neniiiieokC, neimhneach, a. sore, painful, pas-
sionate.
TleimneA|iciiiA]i, neimkneartmhar, a. weak, fee-
ble, imbecile.
T1eiriinéul,AC, ji«íK/máMÍac7i,a.miclouded, serene.
neniini, neiinhni, s. nothing, nonentity.
neiiiniij, neimhnigh, s. £ venom; "Ij- no lii
OLibejMii' jA TiAtii-'^Ann Le neniini j a ci5eAX>A
An CÁI1 ]-in", Tor. Or. na.
neiniTiijnii, 7ieimnighim, v. I annihilate.
^^euhmt^teACCjiieimhiughiheacht, s. nothingness.
lleimpeA]i]-oncA, neimhphearsonta, a. imper-
sonal.
T1eiiiifD)\ío]'Aiiniíb, neimhphriosamhuil, a. cheap.
t1eitii)\éiceAC, neimhreiteach, s. disagreement.
lleininiAJAit, iieimhriayhail, s. f. disorder.
tlein'miAJAtcAc, neimhriayJmltach, a. heteroclite,
irregular.
lleitiifeAU, neimJisheadh, s. contempt.
^^e^mie^^]\cfiA,neimhsheargtha, a. undecayed.
neitiifeAi'riiAC, neimhsheasmhach, a. unstable, inconstant,
unsteady.
lleiiiifeAi-mAcc, newihsheasmhacJit, s. f. incon-
stancy.
neiiiTpeoLcA, neimhsheolta, a. unmethodical;
untaught.
lleuiifgeATjuijce, neimhsgeadidght/ie, a. un-
dressed.
lleiriij-jiAraAC, neimhsgiamhach, a. unhandsome,
unadorned.
tleinii'giceAc, neimhsgitheach, 1 a. unwearied.
tleirii^-gia^ce, neimhsgithighthe, } untired.
neiTtT|-iobAtcÁ, neitnlishiobhalta, a. uncivil.
neirii]iDleAt)AC, neimhspleadhach, a indepen-
dent.
11eim]'pl,ei'ó, neimhsjileidh, s. independence.
lleiiiiceAjiumce, iHÍmhthearidnte, a. insecure.
llenficeAnumceAct), neimhtliearuinteaclid, s. in-
security.
Heirhceié, neimhilieiih, a. cold, cool.
11eirhciniciobt5eAi\nAt), neiinhthimcliiollghearradh,
s. uncircumcision.
HeitiicmicioLljeAivncA, neimhthimcliiollghearriha,
a. imcircumcised.
neimc]ieAbcA, neimhtliveahhtha, a. uncultivated.
TleinicpeAbce, neimhthreabhte, a. impenetrable,
neitiir)\éi]-e, ncimlithrci.se, s impotence.
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neimcueoiinjce, neimhthreoirighthc, a, undi-
rected.
tie r\ó.]\, ne nar, adv. whether or no.
11eip, neip, s. f. a turnip.
t1ei]-il, neisil, a. seedless, impotent, blighted.
^^e\t,neith, s. a fight, battle, engagement; the
god of battle with the Pagan Irish; "Heic,
i. e. "OiA CACA be pencil gAe-óel, acaj-
lleAiiiou A ben pn". Cor,
lleice, neithe, plur. of ni, a thing.
lleiceAC, neitheach, a. false.
lleiceAiiiuii, neitlieamhuil, a. real.
11 ebb, nell,s. m. a canopy.
11 em on, nemon, s. the iiellona of the Pagan
Irish, the wife of lleic; see lleic.
11 eo, neo, a negative particle used by the Scotch
writers of Gaelic for the neatii and neuii of
the Irish.
Ileo, or Ai^* neo, neo, or air neo, adv. else,
otherwise; 11eo, conj. and; a. good.
Ileoc, ncoch, s, a person, one, any one; a.
good.
lleoúuine, neodhuine, s. nobody, Se.
lleojogAC, neoghogach, a. constant, SJi.
lleoiT), jíáOi'íí, a. strong, stout, thick; penurious,
scanty; bad, naughty; s. a wound.
Ileoil, neoil, plur. of néub, a cloud.
Ileom, 71C0ÍH, s. f. evening, Donl. 150.
Ileoni, neoni, s. nonentity, Sc. prop, neirhni.
lleonncACT), neoinithachd, s. nothingness, Sc.
Ileomiceoc, neoinitheach, a. annihilable. So.
lleoiniceATÍ), neoiidtheadh, s. annihilation, Sc.
Ileomnéubc, neoinreult, s. vesper, evening star.
lleonAC, neonach,^. antic, comical, odd.
lleonACA]', neonachas, s. m. comicalness, odd-
ness.
11e|', lies, see ticA-p; a. quick, nimble.
Iléul, 7ieul, s. m. a cloud; a veil; a star, light,
glimpse of light ; a fit, trance, swoon.
lléubAC, neulach, a. cloudy.
néulAT)ói|i, neuladoir, s. m. an astrologer, astronomer.
lléulA-oóipeACt), neuladoireaehd, s. f. astrology ;
sneaking and gazing about.
11éut^u]\cA'ó, neulfhurtadli, s. a slumbering,
snoring.
lléubniAn, neulmliar, a. cloudy.
llge-oAb, ngcdal,\s. sltcqu.; the double letter
llgiACAb, w^íaía/, J . ng.
11i, ni, a negative particle, not; ni liéAÓ, i. e.
ni é, nay, not so, it is not; ni yéi-oi]i, it cannot
be. It is sometimes written niob, asn'iob
bueiceAiTiuin niÁijne; s a thing, something,
anything; a daughter; contracted for injeAii
iroods, cattle.