An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

peA PEA pel PEI
peACAt), /jgacacZA, s. m. sin, transgression ; Welsh.
pechod.
ne&cAytjUTn, peacaiffhim, v. I sin.
\iei^cAmhscc, peacamhlacht, s. f. sinfulness, C. P
IDcACAiiiuil, peacamhidl, a. sinful.
péAcoj, jieachog, s. a peacock.
peAccAC, jyeacthach, s. m. a sinner, transgressor,
JDeAll-, peall, s. m. a couch, a pallet ; a horse
a skin, a hide.
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a veil, coverin", a '^'
PeALt, peall, s. ra. f ij
L 1 , ? ,,, /.A caddow, a coarse
peAllcos, pealltog, s. f.|
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peAÍt-AC, peallaeh, a. matted, hairy, rough.
peAllAT), jyeallad, s. matting.
peAlÍAit), peallaid, s. a pelt, a skin stripped of
its hair.
peA\XA^m,peaUaim, v. I cover, veil; teazc, pull
asunder.
ipeAÍ'l&YC.M\\, peallastair, s. m. a quoit; a stone
to be cast from the hand.
PbaI-Ioj, peallog, s. f. coarse clothing; an illdressed
woman.
péAnÁit), peanaid, s. f. pain, pimishment ; con-
traction.
peATToÁic, peandait, s. a place of pain or punisliment;
" i. e. piAUÁic, i. e. Áic i Piauaite\\",
Cor.
peAun, peann, s. m. a writing pen, a reed;
Welsh, pin.
peAniiAjAn, peannagan, s. m. a pen case.
peAnuAi-oeAC, peannaideach, a. painful. Mull.
234.
peAntiAipe, peannaire, s. m. a writer,a scribbler.
JDeAnnAp, peannas, s. m. punishment.
peAnnAi~OA, peannasda, a. penal.
JDeÁnnAfuJA-ó, peannasughadh, s. paining,
punisliing.
peAnn-iA]\uinn, peann-iaruinn, s. a style, a
graver.
peAnnuit), peannuid, a. f. pain, punishment,
péA]i]'U5At), pearsughadh, s. m. personification.
poApcAic, peartaic, s. f. a particle.
PeAr, peas, 1
.^ > s. m. a purse.
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p eApAU , peasan,) '^
peA^'Ai]\, peasair, a. pease. So.
peA]-cAC, peascach, a. hacked, gashed.
peA^'Án, peasan, s. m. a petulant person.
peA]-AnAc, peasanach, a petulant, saucy.
jOeAj-AnACT), psasanachd, s. f. sauciness, petu-
lance.
PeAj-cAt), peaseadh, 1 s. m. a gash, cut, clunk,
Xieó.y-^, peasgadh,\ cranny.
\ie-^i^AX)w-yi, peasghaduighe, s. m. a pickpeA]'LAT)|\on,
peasladron, pocket.
PoAfjAim, jieas^azw, V. I cut, slash.
PeAc, peat, s. pet; adj. petted; " Oipce peACA
bi|' A l,i|' no A ]:Airce, petted pigs being in
their stye or on the lawn", Br. L.
peACAT), peatadh, s. m. a pet.
peACA]!, peatar, s. m. pewter.
péACAnoip, peataroir, a. m. a pewterer.
jOeAciiuig, peatruig, a. f a halter.
peAC]\uii-5, peatruisg, s. f. a short club or
stick.
pecc, pect, s. a musician ; music.
joéic, peic, a. f. a great tail; see péAC ; a peck.
1pé^c^o\X&c, peiciollach, a. tailed, having a tail.
p'eiléi]!, peileir, s. f. a ball, bullet, bowl; a
pillar.
peiLeip-cApuonnAij, peileir-tarnonnaigh, a. a
thunderbolt.
PeiliocAU, peiUocan, s. a pelican.
peibuji, peiliur, a. m. a pillow.
peillic, peillic, a. f. a hut or booth made up of
earth and branches of trees, covered on the top
with hides.
peiblico, peillichd, a. i. a covering made of
skins or very coarse cloth.
péin, peÍ7i, gen. of piAn, pain.
peintjlije, pieindlighe, s. a penal law.
castigation.
ipeAinféAX^, peanseal, s. a pencil; vulg.
PeinneAti, peinnear, 1 „ i- „ „
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. ^ . 7 , > s. I. a pen case.
pem^^^^eACX3,peln7^reachd,) ^
ipeA'l^yé^]\, pea7iseir, s. m. a fencer; vulg. pewze^t, peinteal, s. m. a snare.
peAiipiiiii, peansuir, s. pincers.
jOeincioLl, peb'cioll, s. m. a comer; the nose,
péA]iÍA, pearla, s. a pearl, a precious stone; the lower part of the face; the jaws; the ab-
figurat. a great beauty.
domen ; the summit of a hill.
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