An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

lle&iiiAinn, reamhainn, prep, and pron. before us.
^\é^m•s.^\^&,reamaire, s. m. a traveller, wayfaring
man.
lleAiiivMcne, reamhaitJine, s. foreknowledge.
KeAiiiHAt).
lleAiiifAii'TDine, reamhj haisdiue, s. f a prophecy.
lleAiiipo]', reamhfhios, see neiiiipo)-.
lleAtiiíón, reamhlon, s. m. a viaticum.
UeATÍibónAiin, reamhlonaim, v. I make provision
for a journey.
ReAiiiinon, reamlimon, s. dalliance, »S/i.
ReAtiio^-eAt), reamhofeadh, s. rheumatism.
FleAiiiónT)Ú5A-ó, reamhordughadh, s. predesti-
nation.
íleATÍióiTOUijiin, reamhorduighiin, v. I preordain,
predestine.
1íleAiiió]it)ui5ce, reamlwrduigldhe, part, pre-
ordained.
UeATÍiiAAc, reamhracJi, a. coagulative.
lleAiiinAct), reamlirachd, s. £ fatness, grossness.
TleAriinÁ-ó, reamhradh, s. a preface, fore-citation,
preamble, proem, exordium.
tleAiiinATiAim, reamhradhaim, v. I preface, fore-
cite, foretell.
lleAiiinÁfóce, reamliraidhte, a. fore-cited.
ReAiiiiiújA-ó, reamhrughadh, s. fattening, making
IxeAmjunjuu, reamliruiglwii, v. I fatten, clot,
coagulate, concrete.
RcAiiiivuijce, reamliruighthe, part, concreted,
coagulated, fatted.
11eAiii]"-eAL'LA-ó,»'ea)>i/ís/i(;fíífafZ/í,see]\eiiiif'eAl,bA'ó.
11eAiii|-niUAini5iin, reamlismuainighim, v. I ibre-
think, preconceive.
1\.eAiÍT|'muAinci5, reamhsmuainiigh, s. forC'
thought.
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ReAThÚAC'OAine, reamhthachdaire, see péiiiiceAC
OAÍne.
lleAti, renn, s. f. haste ; v. sell ; i. e. \\e\c, second
person imper. of |Aeicini, I sell; s. selling; a
star; land.
UéAn, rean, s. f. a span.
IvoAnA, reana, s. a sale.
lleAnÁiin, reanaim, v. I sell.
lleAng, renng, s. m. a hare.
lleAUgA, reanga, s. reins of the back.
lleAtigAC, reangach, a. \vrinkled, furrowed.
HeAngA-o, reangadh, s. starving, starvation.
lleAtijAun, reangaim, v. I starve.
1leAn5Aine, reangaire, s. m. a contentions person.
UeAnn, reann, s. Í. land, soil; country.
ReAntiA, reanna, s. pi. stars.
ReAnuAine, reaniiaire, s. m. an astrologer, astronomer.
lleAnnÁn, reannan, s. a star.
TleAnnAf, reannas, v. I sold.
lleAnup, reanus, s. m. a sale.
1leA]\, rear, s. a step; a swelling or rising up.
1\éA]\, rear, s. provision.
1\éAp, rear, ~{ s. the blackbird; i. e. ton, i. e.
UéA]\5, rnny-r. f
etin -oub, o. f/.
1veAHj^Ay:.'\n, r, ,ii ''•hiii, s. m. a little blackbird.
tl6A)\Acr, r.M. ///, Í. a rising, roaring up.
ReAHAiTJ, rmraidh, s. a senior, elder ; v. he went.
1leA]\Ait>im, rearaidhim, v. I go, proceed.
KeA)\t)At)Aii, rear'dadar, v. they went.
1xeA^\óiD, reai'oid, s. an aged person.
11eA]ioiic, rearort, s. saving, protection, deliverance.
1leA]% reas, s. a skirmish.
IxéAi-Ait), reasaid, s. a raisin.
IvéAfÁn, reasan, see -peAi^un.
txéAfÁnAnn, i-msana»?», v. I plead, allege, reason.
ReApbATO, reasbaid, a. f a beggar's brat, an
urchin.
1léA]'CAC, reascacli, prattling, talkative.
ReA|"oncA, reasonta, a. reasonable.
1leA|-o^AC, reasort, s. health, hcalthfulness ; pre-
servation.
1leAfciu\im, reastraim, v. I restore, bring back.
1\eA>]-UAl,t, reasuall, s. m. a whale ; see nocuAit).
lléAi'ún, reasun, s m. reason, meaning; autho-
1léA]'únACA-ó, reasunacliadh, s. ratiocination, reasoning.
lléA^'úncA, reasmita, a. reasonable.
lleA^n'mcACC, reasuniach, s. f.) ratiocination, realléAi-úncA^-,
reasuntas, s. m. son, argument.
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!léA]-úncAit)e, reasuntaidhe, s. m. a reasoner.
lleAc, leath, s. a revolution or turning about.
ReAc, reat, prep, and pron. with thee.