An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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pliAiiiii'neAC, Phairisneaeh, s. m. a Pharisee.
IDhAijiifneACAmuit,, Phairisneachamhuil, a. Pha-
risaical.
pAijic, pairt, s. f. a share, part, piece, portion,
relation, kindred, union, confederacy.
pÁijACÓACAc, pairfdJiathach, a. partl-colourcd.
)3Ái](ceAC, pairteach, s. m. a partaker, partner
a. divided, shared, having a share, related;
loving, free-hearted.
pi,^]\T:eACAX), pairteachadh, sec pÁiiirniJA-ó.
JDÁi]iceACA|', pairteachas, s. association, partncr-
sliip.
^M\\z^, pah'ti, s. f. a party.
JDAmci-oe, pairtidhe, s. m. a partner, associate,
abettor.
pAmcigim, pairtighim, v. I partake, associate.
Pai]\ciociiLa)toa, pairtioculardha, a. particular.
JDAipciiiJAt), pairtiughadh, s. f. gharing, divi-
sion.
pÁi^', ^ífli's, s. f. passion, siiffering.
pÁii'oe, paisde, s. m. a child, a page.
pÁ\]~o\n, paisdin, s. an infant.
JDai]-^, paisg, s. f. severe cold.
Í3Ai|-5ce, paisgtJie, part, perished with cold.
pÁipjim, paisighhn, v. I torment, cause to
suffer; '* A]- ineA^'A ine inA An CineAX) lu-
'OAiue, ó\\ pAij'ijun X)0 ÓAonAct) aja^' c]\eioim
TDo óiA'ÓAC'o", S. A. 53.
Paic, paii, s. f. a watering place ; i. e. Áic ]:uai1,,
o. g. ; a hump.
Paic, pait, 1 r i ,.
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' ., > s. 1. a leveret.
Paiccoj, jiazíeo^, J
pÁiceAC, paiteach, a. thirsty.
pAiceAc, j^aiteach, a. humpy.
pÁiceoj, paiteog, s. f. a small lump of butter.
pAicin, paitin, s. f. a patten.
JDaichioi'j, paitriosg, s. a short stick or clu1).
pÁicnif5, paitrisg, s. f. a partridge.
Í3A1CC, paitt, s. f. a lumip.
PáLac, palacli, s. m. paving or pavement.
J3AlAf, pahs, s. m. a palace, regal seat.
pÁLAin)A, pialasda, a. like a palace, Kcat.
pÁl,ín,^íaZm, see pÁilín.
PaLÍcój, palltog, s. f. a thump, a blow.
Pc\lniAi]\e, palmaire, s. m. a rudder; palmer;
steersman.
Paiicoj, pancog, s. f a pancake ; pAiicójA 'o'uige,
an omelet.
Pauha, panna, s. f. a pan.
PAnnAt, pannal, s. m. a crew, a band of men.
pAnnA-^'iotAiT), panna-siolaidh, s. a drippingpan.
pÁpA, papa, s. m. a pope, a father.
pÁpATiAc, papanach, s. m. a Catholic.
pÁpAiiAc, papanach, a. Cathohc.
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pÁpAriAct), papanachd, s. f. the Catholic faith, of
which the Pope is head.
pÁpAncA, papanta, a. papal.
pÁ]i, par, s. m. parchment.
JDAHAilb]', s. f. the palsy.
pA]\Aiq-i, paraitd, s. m. a bishop, a parish priest;
"1luAni)iu tuAc lllAJnui'A ui niocAin pApAicpi
Oil,e pnix) oécc", 4 Mast. 14(50.
pÁpALú]-,|)araZtts, s. m. a parlour or room to en-
tertain.
pÁ]\t)Ó5, pardog, s. f. a hamper or basket used in
mountainous places for carrying things on botli
sides of a horse.
pA^TOUn, pardun, s. m. pardon.
pAptetnenc, parlement, s. f parliament ; ex verb.
Angl. C. P.
pA]\n, parn, s. m. a whale.
phAuo, Pharo, 1 -di i
phAÍ,on, Pharon,] ^" P^^^'^^'^' ^ '^^^" « "^°-
pA]\|\Aifce, parraiste, s. m. and f a parish.
pA]i]\Áii'ceAc, parraisteach, s. m. a parishioner;
a. parochial.
pÁp,,AéAr, ParmiAa.,1
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Pahhca|", Parrthas, J
|3Á)\CAc, jyartach, a. partaking.
pA]icAit)e, partaidhe, s. m. a partner, partaker.
pA]\x:^n, jxirtcm, s. m. a crab fish.
pA^\CAinn-'oeAH5, partainn-dearc/, s. the berry
of the mountain ash.
pAiicAp, Parthas, s. m. Paradise.
PAfCAi]ic, pascairt, s. f. a pannier; a store.
JDai-jat!), pasgadh, s. a wrapping, shrouding.
PAfjAim, pasgaim, v. I enwrap, shroud, swathe.
^Á^-Q^Án, pasgaii, s. m. a bundle.
Pa^jca, pasgtlia, part, enwrapped, shrouded.
pAi'tAJAt), paslaghadh, s. a didapper or diver.
Paca, pata, see pocA ; s. m. a hare.
pACÁn, patan, s. m. a leveret.
pACAncA, patanta, a. bulky, thick.
pACAncAct), patantachd, s. f. thickness.
pACnún, patrun, s. m. a patron; pattern, mode.
pAccpc, pattric, s. f. the headstall of a bridle.
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Paccihc ceAiin i^UAin, i]- ca^]! CAb,
UIau ]^\Aí:A]t, 1]' cub cA^ibAt)", For Foe.
peAbcAc, peablicach, a. neat, fine.
peAbceA]ic, pcai/ic/iearc, s. a peahen.
jOeAbcoibeAc, peabhchoileach, s. a peacock. v
péAC, peac, s. any sharp pointed thing, the
sprouting germ of any vegetable ; a long tall.
poACAc, peacach, s. m. a siimer, transgressor ; a,
sinful
péACAc, ^eacac/í, a. sharp-pointed,beautIful,neat,
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