An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

piio PRO piio PRO
PjiiocAife, priocaire, s m. a poker, a pricker.
Íp]\\ó\\\, prioh', s. m. a prior.
]\\ p om, priomh, see pjurii.
\3]\\om Acx), prionihachd, s. a source.
Pl\ioriiA'ó, priomhadh, s. m. a primate.
PpioiiiACAin, priomhathair, s. m. a patriarch.
PHioiiibl-oi-gAin, priomhbhlosgam, v. to prickle,
sparkle, Sh.
PHioiiicLÁ]i, priomhchlar, s. m. an autograph,
original.
PHioií)co)-Iac, priomhcJwslach, a. archetypical.
PliioriicoflA]', priomhchoslas, s. m. an archetype.
iDiiioiiTOA, jviomhdha, s. wisdom; adv. first;
"00 t,U1t> PAHCotAll |D]\10m-ÓA ^íéllTl IliojiOA",
Eoch. O'Fl.
P|\iotTit)AtA, priomhdhala, s. ancient history,
an.
PHioTÍTópAoi'ó, priomlidhraoidh, s. m. an arclidruld.
'Pynomi^Am, priomfhaidh, p. m. a chief prophet
primate.
PHioiiiÍAoc, priomhlaoch, s. m. a prime soldier.
ip]\^om'ion^i30]\€, priojnhlongphort, s. m. a chief
town, castle, or camp ; royal seat.
P]\ionipo1.,l,Án, priompollan, s. m. the Insect
called beetle, a drone, Ke.at.
PjAioiTicu|', priomhthus, s. a foundation, firet beginning.
PjMomuACT)AnÁri, priomhuachdaran, s. ra. the
chief ruler, superior.
P]\ioriiUACT)A)\ÁiiAcc, priomhuachdaranacJU, s.
chief supremacy.
P|iioThÚ5t)A|i, priomhughdar, s. m. the original
author.
Ppionni'A, ji^n'ownsa, s. m. a prince.
P]\ionn|-AmbACT), prionnsamhlachd, s. f. prlnce-
llness.
P^Monnj-AThuit, prtonnsamhuil, a. princely.
ÍD)«onncA, priomda, Y>SiVt. printed.
P]\ionncoi|i, prionnioir, s. m. a printer.
P]\io|-AiTiuit, priosamhuil, a. precious, valuable.
Í3Hio]-cA, priosca, s. the tlilghs.
P)\ío)-ún, jD/iosMw, s. m. a prison.
J3HÍo]-únAC, pinosutiacJi, s. m. a prisoner.
P]\^oYiu^Acx), p)nosunachd,s. f. imprisonment.
1p]\\0T:cAC, priotchach, s. m. a preacher.
P]\^ozcA-ó, priotchadfi,\ ,.
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P\\\o^c^^^x>, priotchaid,) '
P]\^o^cA^m, priotchaim, v. I preach.
Pi"!') j^ns, s. Í. price, value.
Ppi^'eAiiitAcT), priseamklackd, s. f. value.
Ppi^-eAiiiuiL, priseamhuil, a. precious.
'P\\\\éi\:, pi-isein, s. pi. bushes.
PHirceA-oói|\, pritcheadoir, s. m. a preacher.
PjiOAncAin, proantain, see pponncAin.
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P|\o'bA'ó, jy^'ohhadh, s. m. a proof.
PpobAL, ^jo'oWíoí, s. m. a consul.
PpocA-Qoin, procadoir, s. m. a proctor.
JDpoJAin, proghain, s. f see pi\A5Ain.
\iy,oi^ó,rs, proghaii, s. f. dregs, lees.
P]\oi'bin]% proibhins, s. f. a province, Esther
1.1.
PlTOiceipc, proiceipt, s. f. Instruction, precept,
4 j\fast. 1441.
Pl\oiniiT), proimhidh, a. fat, fatty ; grave, heavy,
corpulent.
PpoiriifóeAcc, proimJiidheacht, s. f. solitude,
gravity.
p^^o^mpe^lUn,pro{mpeaUan,^ ^ ^^ ^ ^.^^^
Plwitnp]-eilt,eAn, proe»y> V ^^^^j^
sheillean, }
p^Aoinn, proinn, s. f. a dinner, a meal ; voracious
ness.
P)\oinniU5A-ó, proinniughadh, s. f dlnmg, feed
ing, devouring.
P]^o^nntAnn, j}roinnlann, \
refectory, din-
Pnoinnbio]-, proinnlios, V room.
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P)\omnceAC, proinnteach, )
JDjioiftieAl, proisdeal, s. f. a bottle.
P]\oi)'eAl,, proiseal, a. bold, proud, nice, Sc.
ÍD]\oi]-eAbAct), proisealaclid, s. pride, nicety, Sc.
P]-oi)'CnéAc, proistreat, a. prostrate.
P)>oriiAt), promhadh, see pjiobA'ó.
jDHOiin, pronn, s. m. pollard ; beating, pounding,
braying; a. smooth, bruised.
PHoniiAt), proimadfi, s. m. a bruise, contusion,
poimding; giving, bestowing, dlsti-lbuting.
P]ionnAini, pronnaim, v. I give, bestow, distribute
pound, bruise, mince.
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P)\ontiÁn, pronnan, s. m. a fragment.
P\\or\n-oo\., jironndol, s f. a low noise.
Pjionnjbói]!, pronngliloir, s. £ a whisj^er.
PponnjlópAc, pronnghlorach, s. m. a small
talker ; a whisperer.
Ppontijló^iAc, pronnghlorach, a. loquacious.
jDlionnoj, pronnog, s. f. a fragment, anything
minced.
P]AoncA, pronta, part, distributed.
PponncAin, ^ronniaiw, s. f. provender.
P]\onn\iyc, pronnusc, s. m. brimstone, sulphur.
P]\onnufCAC, pronnuscach, a. sulphurous.
JDjiop, prop, see p]\Ab.
P]iopA, propa, s a prop.
p^ioiDAt), propadh, s. propping.
P]»opAnAC, jyropanach, s. m. a youth.
PHopA^-c, propast, s. m. a provost, a governor,
an officer, one In authority above another;
i. e. '' p}rcBpositus, i. e. nee iiéinpuijce". Cor.
PlAOi~oA, prosda, a. strong, able.
P]\oyr\Á\i, prosnan, s. m a troop, company.