An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

nijli NIGH NIO
11m, 72m, s. a sister's son; splendour; 11eh., naa.
IliA, ?«'«, 1 s. m. a hero, a mighty man, a
lliA-ó, niadlt,) champion.
TliAt), Jizarf/i, s. honour, veneration; a. strong.
TliAt)&cu-p, niadhachus,\ s. m. valour, bravery,
lar.
nu\ll, niall, s. m. a letter ; a champion ; a man's
name.
lliAiii, nianJi, s. the brightness, colour, or appearance
of a thing; a. beautiful; Heb.,
naam.
lliAtriAiiTi, niamhaim, v. I gild, colour, shine.
TluMÍicuiiM'ó, niamhchuiridh, a. tenacious.
TliAiírÓA, niamhdlia, a. pleasant, bright.
niAiii-ÓAC-o, niaiiihdJiachd, s. brightness.
11iAiiu\tiniil, nianiliarnhuil, a. bright, pleasant.
•niAiii5Aii\e, iiuanlifiliaire, s. a smile.
HiAiiijUv]-, iiidiii/iiihlas, a. greenish.
tliAiiigUvn, ii(iiiii/i(jhlan, a. pure, clean, clear.
lliAiiijLAiiAim, uiainhglilanaim, v. I puriiy, cla-
rity.
tliAiiitUvncA, nimnliglilanta, part, purified, cla-
rified.
11u\n, nian, s. a daughter, prop, injem.
IIÍAiiAC, nianach, a. angular, cornered.
lliAu^'goc, niansgoth, s. knap-weed; centaurea
nigra.
11iAp or A m&\\, 'niai' or a niar, adv. from the
west.
11iA|A'ÓA, niardha, a. occidental, westward.
'11iA]TOeA-p, 'niardheas, s. south-west.
'niA]\f;uAic, 'niartliuaiili, s. north west.
tliAi', nias, s. m. a weasel.
tliAC, iiiiith, s. m. a homicide ; i. e. " fe\\ x>o 5111
11 ic". Cor.
niAUAÍ, niatal, see njniACAÍ.
Hie, nic, s. a daughter; contr. of injeAti, used
before the patronymic.
Hit), nidh, s. m. a matter, affair; gen. iieic; a
patronymic; v. for gnit) or gni iat), they
make ; s. manslaughter ; a thing ; jac ni-o yn&-
tnui'.
Hit), iiid, gen. of ncA-o, a nest.
Y\me, nidhe, s. time.
Hij, nigh, 1 s. f a daughter ; also a niece
nÍ5eAn,ni^/ica?i,j' Welsh, nith, a niece.
Hije, iiighe. s. a bathing, washing.
IlijcAC, mgheach,^. abluent, detergent, detersive.
IlijeACAin, nigheachain, \ s. m. a washer; a
11Í jeAtJOm, nigheadoir, J washing.
HíjeAt), nigheadh, 1 , . ^
^•'^"•S I'^g-
Hi5eAT)óineÁc-o, nigheadoireachd,
J
llijini, ninliitn, v. I wash.
tlijineóg, iiighineog, s. f. a little girl.
Hijce, íiíí^/ite, part, washed.
Ilijcin, nightin, s. f. a mixture of dog's dung,
human urine, and water, which the poorer
kind of the Irish peasantry use for wasliing
niAiDAf, niadhas, J
chivalry.
their linen.
lliA-óiuMi'c, niadhnaisc, s. a soldier's belt or col- II1 he, ni he, \ , ..
, ,, 1 . .
, J, > adv. It IS not.
Ill neAt), ni headn,)
tli't, ni'l, V. it is not, for 111 b|.-inl.
nitim, nilim, v. I am not; for tii yitim.
IIÍ111, 7iim, prop, jní-óini, v. I do, I make.
W^•í\,nlm, 1 /. i
. ., 1
7 > s. 1. a drop,
'
limb, «2jnt),J
.
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' 7 ! s. poison, bitterness, sourness. »
llniie, 7iimhe,j ^ '
lluii-óeAjigA-ó, nimhdheargadh, s. reproving.
tliiiieAiiiuib, nimhemnhuil, a. poisonous, envenomed,
sore, baneful, waspish.
Unii jlic, nimhghlic, a. strong, impregnable.
Ilniiiot), nimhiodh, s. an ecclesiastic, a church
dignitary.
HiiiineAC, nimhneach, see mriieAiiiuib.
niiíitieACÁn, «wn/iijeacAan, s. rheumatism.
llimcA, nimtha, \ adv. not alike with me; i.e.
n-\omtA,niomhtha, ) " ni hiouAnn leAm", 0. g.
Ilin, nin, s. fan image; a letter; a wave; for
ni Aun^'A, that is not difficult.
11in5ii\, ningir, a. sore, sick, bitter.
nmneAC, ninneach, a pleasant.
Ilmo^', ninos, s. m. a cloud, exhalation.
11nii]xi, nimsci, s. one who interrupts another's
discourse.
Iliot), itiodh, a negative particle, see ni.
Hio'ÓA, niodha, a. real.
nioj, niog, s. a condition.
lltoóUiA-ó, rnodhluadh, s. real value.
11io50]\AC, iiioghorach, a. constant.
Ilioiii, niomh, s. a dipping. 1.
IlioiiiAt), niomhadh, s. shining, glittering.
niotiiAf, niomhas, s. m. brightness.
nioiii-DA, niomhdha, a. bright, shining.
nioiiirjrAoiice, noííH.sflftOíVte, a. scattered; dishe-
veiled.
HioiiicA, nioinJitJia, v. inipers. it is not so with
me; i. e. m liiouAnn I10111.
11 ion, nion, the ash tree; the letter 11; s. f a
wave ; a cloud ; Heaven, the expanse or firmament;
"pAcqiAicc]-]u heApjuAiii llinne",
a. branching, having boughs.
11ion, nion, for injeAn, a daughter.
^^^o\^AC, nianach, a., pleasant, speckled; forked;
catching.
niouAt), nionadh, s. m. prey, booty.
IlioiiA-o, nionadh, s. m. child-bearing; bcAn ^lo
niouAili. a woman in labour.