An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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P^wcLai]', prucMais, s. f. a den.
ÍD]\in-oín, pruidin, s. an upstart poet.
piuill, pndl, s. f. enlarging, magnifying; " i. e.
inúbiniJA'ó nio^i ACA]' ineATDUJAt)", o. g.
•pI'Mlin, pisailm, s. f. a psabn.
p^-AitmceATDlAit), psailmeheadlaidh, s. m. a
psabnist.
Pl'AlcjiAC, psaltrach, s. m. a psalter, a book of
records.
pubAii, pubail, s. f. a tent, tabernacle, bootb,
marquee; gen. puibbe.
ptibAbb, piihall, s. m. a congregation.
jDubob, 2}ui>ol, s. great water dock; pestilence
wort, or butter burr.
púcA, puca, s. Puck, an elf, sprite, hobgoblin.
púcA-ó, pucudh, s. m. a cover to blindfold tlie
eyes ; a swelling or puffing up.
pucÁn, pucan, s. m. a pouch, a small he-goat.
JDitcoiT), pucoid, s. f. a pustule, an ulcer, O'Hic.
púoAp, pudar, s. m. a powder.
púúA]!, piidhar, s. m. hurt, harm, damage.
pi'i-OA]\Ac, p>udarach, a. powdered.
pú'DA-nACA, 2)udfiaracha, s. suppuration.
pú-oi\Ailb, piidraill, s. powdering.
puTDHAbb, pudrall, s. hair of the head.
piuhhi^e, pniLKfjJie, a. public.
puibbigeAcc, puibligheacht, s. the public.
puibbijim, 2ntiZ'íí(//íZ/H, v. I publish, proclaim.
JDuibtiocAnAc, puihliocanach, s. m. a pubUcan.
puic, puic, gen. and "plur. of poo.
ptiic, puic, s. f. a bribe.
jauiceoi^y, puiceoir, s. m. one who gives bribes.
piiicin, pidciii, s. f. a conceited, impudent little
fellow ; a veil or covering over the eyes ; blindman's
buff.
puic'ineAt), puicineadh, s. bliiid-folding, imposing
on one by fraud.
\)\ucne-yc]\eAbA\.,pu{cne-screahJial, s. a spangle,
Sh.
púibpít), puilpid, s. a pulpit.
puiticeA^vn, puincearn, s. a beam for measuring
or weighing goods, the graduated beam ; " i. e.
ceA]\n C01Í1A11' •pebAnn, i. e. nieAt) coriiAi|'
innibe, i. e. AnmeAt) iiibeAc", Cor.
pumgcnAe, puingcnae, s. gold foil, leaf gold or
silver. ,
pumjcne, puingcne, s. a' penny, the scruple of
the graduated beam; "i.e. j'CjieApAb mew
inbice 1-p -pe pn pcjieApAb jAe-ÓAb "oin, i. e.
oy\f\im^\ Cor.
puin^in, puingin, s. f. a roll of butter of small
Vicight, " i. e- -pebAn nno", o. g.
piunneo-^A, puinneoga, s. sorrel, Sc.
pumpov, puinsion, s. poison.
ipwvi'ponAC, puinsionach, a. poisonous.
púince, puinte, s. a point, joint, article, jot,
tittle.
pumceAbcA, pMwfeaZia, a. precise, punctual.
pw]\\.eo-^, puirleog, s. f. a tuft, crest.
piii]\leo5Ac, puirleogach, a. tufted, crested.
pw\\meAc, pudrneach, s. m. a hunter.
pui]\c, puirt, gen. and plur. of pojic.
pui^\cin, jj!«'rc^ox>v]•, puitiodus, s. a large tub or kieve.
p\i\z\\\c, puitric, s. f. a bottle.
puiqiic'in, puitricin, s. f. a little bottle.
puicjAij, pidthrigh, see puc|\Aicc.
JDubl, inill, see pobb.
JDuIIa, pulla, s. a boiling.
pullój, pullog, s. f. the fish called pollock.
pntlo-^, jmllog, s. a pantry, Sh.
pulúp, jndur, see pbú^.
punÁn, |)!ínan, s. f. a sheaf of corn; bundle of
hay or straw ; a blast, puff, sound of a horn
a bittern.
punc, piinc, s. m. a point, article, joint, tittle,
whit; Welsh, pwngc.
puncAtiibACT), puncamhlachd, s. f. distinctness,
exactness.
puncAtiiuib, pM»!caOT/iMi7, a. distinct, articulate.
IDurijbAp, punglas, s. purple meHc-grass, ih.
punc, punt, s. a pound.
punc-pAJpAnAij, puiit-saghsancdgh, s. a pound
sterling.
puncuin, puntidn, s. benumbing.
pupA, piupa, s. a tutor.
pMfi'^,pup>al, see pobAb,and pubAib, a pavilion.
P\i\\, pur, s. m. the extract or quintessence of
anything; a. neat, pure.
pupjA'COiii, purgadoir, s. m. purgatory; a pu-
rifier.
pM\\-^iXo6\\\e(^b'o,purgadvireachd, s. f. purgation,
purifying.
pu)\5Ói'o, purgoid, s. f. a purge.
pii|i50it)eAC, purgoideach, a. purgative, ca-
thartic.
p\^\\^ó^x>^m , piurgoidim, v. I purge, purify.
jDuiipi, purpi, s. poi:)py, purslain, »S/i.
puiqiAt), purradh, s. m. a push, jerk, thrust.
p\i\\\\Mm, purraim, v. I push, jerk, thrast.
ÍDii]ic, purt, see pope.
pvx, pus, s. m. a lip; a cat.