An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

poi POI poti PON
ptúcM), jyliichadh, s. squeezing, wringing.
jalucAim, pluchaim, v. I press, squeeze, constringe,
smother.
ptucÁin, plucain,! ,.^,^,,^„,,^10, Sh.
ip\,\iCA'n,piucan, J
JDlucAine, plucaire, s. m. a fellow with large
chops.
p\,\iCA-i\\e&c-o, phicaireacM, s. f. impertinence.
pluic, pluic, s. f. the cheek.
IDltnceÁc, pluiceach, a. blub-cheeked.
p\.\i-icm, pluicin, s. f. dim. of pluic, a cheek.
Xi\,mc\\-, pluicis, s. m. the flux,
pluiinbip, pluimhis, s. m. a plum.
IDlui^im-l^eAiijAn, pluirin-seangan, s. sheep's
sorrel, mountain clover; trifolium alpestre.
pLmceAC, jyluiteach, a. broad-footed.
jDluiTiA, pluma, s. a plum.
jDlunibA, plumba, s. a plummet,
jabun, plur, s. m. flour, meal; a flower.
jabuiiAC, plurach, a. mealy, flowery.
pUijAAn, pZwmn, s. a small flower, blossom.
plúpAnAC, pluranach, a. abounding in flowers.
pUic, plut, s. ra. a breach.
p\.MZM),plutadh,s. m. abreaking down, scalding,
pob, pob, s. m. learning.
pobA, poba, s. m. a teacher.
pobÁ., pohal, s. butter buiT; tussilogo petastis.
pobub, pobul, s. m. a people, tribe, populace,
congregation; gen. puibÍeACA; TFe?s/í, pobl;
Lat, populus.
pobuii, jyobhuil, s. f the poplar tree,
póc, pioc, s. m. peace. Cor.
|3oc, poc, s. m. a he-goat; a blow, kick; a bag.
|Doc-|\UA-ó, p>oc-ruadh, s. a roe-buck.
pócAt), pocadh, s. m. a pocket, pouch, bag.
XiocM\\e, pocaire, s. m. a beggar; a striker.
pocÁn, jMcan, s. m. a little he-goat.
PÓ5, pog, s. f. a kiss ; Welsh, poc.
pójA-ó, pogadh, s. kissing.
pó-^Mm, p)ogaim, v. I kiss.
1^°5^'l^^'í'^í'r^'|s.m.akisser.
pojoi^i, pogoir, J
ip&StA,pogtha 1 part, kissed.
po-^z\i^p:e, pogthuignthe,) ^
poi, poi, s. the leg.
|Doibleo5, poibleog, s. f. the poplar tree.
poibliúeAcc, jyoiblidheacht, s. a republic.
jDoibbije, poiblighe, a. pubhc.
poibboc, pioblioch, s. m. the public, common
people,
poicin, poicin, s. a little he-goat; a small bag;
a round bellied fellow.
pófoín ineApTbuil-, Foidiii mearbhuil, s. Jack
with a lantern; fót) feACiíÁin, a spot where
the benighted lose their path.
poiliciceAC, poiliticeach,
poibicicnii'L, poiliticiuil, V a. political.
poiticiceAriiuib, poiliticeamlmil,^
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