An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

Oilim, oilim, V. I nurse, clierish, instruct.
Oilipre, oilirthe, 1
Oibct»e, oilithre,
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Oilic|ieAc, oilithreach, s. m. a pilgi-im ; a. belonging
to a pilgrim.
Gilt, oilU a. great, compar. oilte, greater
Oiite, oille, s. reviling, upbraiding.
OilliiieAT), oillmhead/i, s. m. a balance.
Oiiicéut), oilltheud, s. f. a cable.
Oilc, oilt, s. f. horror, terror, dread, aifriglit,
fear.
Oibce, oilte, part, nourisbed, nursed ; terrified,
aíFrighted.
OilceAiiibAct), oilteamldacJid, s. f. \igliuess,
hideousness.
OilceAiiniiL, oilteamliuil, a. terrible, sbocking,
uglj, dreadful.
Oilceoi]), oilteoir, s. m. a fosterer.
Otlcit), oiltidh, see oiLte.
OiltipeAC, oiltkireach, see oitic|ieAc.
Oinieic, oimelc, s. St. Brigid's tide.
Oin, oin, s. f. a thing lent, loan ; gain, profit,
buying, purchasing.
OineAC, oineach, s. m. mercy, liberality, gene-
rosity, respect, deference ; a. liberal, generoiis,
magnanimous, merciful.
OineAcc, oineacht, s. f. liberality, generosity,
mercy, respect, deference.
Oing, oinff, s. f. a spout.
Oim-o, oinid, see iniT).
OmiT), oinid, see omiinti.
Oimj, oinigh, a. generous, liberal, bountiful,
boimteous, magnanimous; s. f. a harlot, a
strumpet.
Oinnie, oinme, prep, with, along with.
Omiint), oinmhid, s. f. a fool, an idiot; a mute;
Welsh, ynfid.
Oiniiiit)eAc, oinmliideach, a. foolish, silly.
OinniiBeACT), oinmhideachd, s. f. folly; sim-
plicity.
Oinne, oinne, prep, beside, besides, together
with.
Oinninn, oinninn, s. f. an onion; a pebble.
Oin^eAC, oinseach, s. m. a harlot, an abandoned
woman.
Oin]-eAct), oimeachd, s. f lechery.
Om^eAn, oiiismiiji s. f. the ash tree; sce]:uin-
Om^'eoj, oinseog,) peAii.
Oip, oir, conj. for, because that; a. golden, pre-
cious; fit, proper, convenient; " n'lon 01 ]» •00
A óeAnAth"; prep, over, upon; s. a hem,
border ; the east ; the spindle tree, prickwood
euonymus vulgaris; the name of the diphíhonií
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OijilbeAiic, oirhheai't, s. f. good actions, noble
deeds.
OipbeAHCAC, oirhheartaeli, a. great, precious, of
noble deeds.
OipliTOin, oirhMdin, s. f. honour, veneration.
Oi]ibTOineAC, oirhhidineach, a. venerable.
Oi)\bi]u oirbhir, s. f. a reproach, a curse ; an
armful; i. e. An n'iéAT)"oo beip neAc Lai]- m]\\
A ÓÁ lÁitfi ACAf A ucc, 0. g.
Oi]ic, oirc, s. f. a lap-dog.
OipcÁn, oircan, s. m. a yoimg pig.
0)]\ceAT)Ab, oirceadal,s. m. instruction, doctrine.
OijiceAjTO, oircheard. Is. m. a gold-
Oi]iceA]iT)uni)e, oirchearduidhe,) smith.
Oi]\ceA]ic,
wound.
oircheart, s. m. and f. a hurt, a
OifceAf, oircheas,^ a. necessary, fit, proper,
Oi]\cio]', oirchios,
j good.
Oi]iceAf, oirceas, s. a mess.
Oi]iceA]'AC, oircheasach, a. needy, in want.
OtpceA^'Acio, oircheasachd, s. f. need, necessity;
s. a mess, Sh,
0^\ciAh&c, oirchiahhach, a. golden-haired.
Oi|icibi, oircliill, s. f. a reward; provision reserved
for the absent ; concealment, ambush
A noi^icibi, perdue, laying in wait; expectation
; a. requisite.
Ot|;cil,bm, oirchillim, v. I bear or carry.
Oi|icin-o, oirchind, s. £ providence.
Oi|icioiiiAC, virchiowhach, see ói|\ciA'bAC.
Oi]\cio]", oirchios, s. f. charity.
On\cio|'T)óin, oirchiosdoir, s. m. a treasurer.
Oii\ci^'T3e, oirchisde, s. m. a treasury, a precious
magazine.
Oiiicij^eAC, oirciseach, s. m. a portion, a share.
Oi^icne, oircne, s. f. a lap-dog; see quot. at
ofAip ; two cows or heifers ; i. e. colpA-ÓA,
these, according to the Brehon laws, were
equal to six sheep in grazing ; a tie or bail.
OipcjAiof, oirchrios, s. f. a belt, an ornament.
Oi^A-o-coi]-]iéA5CA, oird-choisreagtha, s. holy
orders.
Oi]i-oe, oirde, s. order, improvement ; a piece.
Oi|i-óeAiic, oirdhearc, s. contribution, Sh.; a.
noble, illustrious.
Oi]TOeA]icAini, oirdhearcaim,'\ v. I ennoble, ex-
Oi]TOeAi\CAi-óim, oirdhear~> alt, dignify;
caidhim, } flourish.
Oi]íteA]\cA^, oirdhearcas, s. m. lustre, excel-
lency, nobility.
Oi^iTieAf , oirdhea», a. south-east.
Oi]TOeinc, oirdheirc, a. noble, honourable, illustrious,
excellent, solemn.
Oip-oneAT), oirdneadh, s. f. ordination.
Oi]TOnib, oirdnibh, s. splinters.