An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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lleiriiuioiiuijim, reimlidhioruighim, v. I anticipate,
prepare.
tleiriie, reimhe, s. fatness; pride, haughtiness.
lleitiieAc, reimheacli, a. aiTOgant, proud; gross.
11eiríieAt)]\A'ó, reimheadi-adh, s. forenoon.
UeimeAiiilAct), reimeamldachd, s. f consistence.
tléitneAtii uiL, reimeamhuil, a. bearing great sway,
or authority, constant, persevering, even, rampant.
UéimeAriiuiL, rdmeamJinU, a. belonging to the
roads.
fteimeA]', reimheas, s.i. a time, period; péiiiieA]'
^iíoj, a king's reign.
Réimeobui', reiinheolus,\ s. f. foreknowledge,
lléiiii^-io]', reitnhffiios, J prescience.
Keiiiifioi'Ac, reimlifhiosach, a. skilled in futurity.
lleiiiiyeACAin, reimhfhea-'\ s. f foresight, fore-
chain, f cast, pre-consider-
ReniiyeACAinc, reimhfkea- 1 ation, a provious
chaint, ) view, review.
tléiTh-f-éucAiTn, reimhfheiichaim, v. I foresee,
forecast, muster, review.
1léitiipo5i\A-o, reiriihf hioghradh, s. prefigura-
tion.
tléim5eAl,bAt), reimhgliealladh, s. preengagement.
UeiiTijeALtAim, reimhgheallahn, v. T preengage.
Reimim, reimim, v. I assume sway.
11éiriiinni]')m, reimhinnisim, v. I foretell.
íléiriiiu JATÍ), reimhiughadh, see peiriiyeACAin
s. a preposition, conjugation.
RéimnijiTTi, reimnighim, v. I proceed, go, walk.
lléimnijceAC, reimnightheach, a. moving forward.
1léittio]rconn, reimhorthonn, s. the foreskin, prepuce,
Sh.
RéiiiniAt), reimhradh, see ^ieAmjAA-ó.
1xé)ni]-e, reimse, s. a club, a stafi".
Keiriij-e, rdmhse, s. time.
1\eim)'eAc, revnseach, a. heroic.
Reiriii-eAblAt), reimhsealladh, s. foresight.
Ileimpun, reimsiur, s. an aunt.
ReimceACTOAipe, reimhtheachdaire, s. m. a forerunner.
Keimuf, reimus, s. time, a period.
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Ileing, reing,
1le:r\-^e&c, reingeach, >s. m. timbei-s of a ship.
IxeineAn, reinean, j
Ixéi]!, 7-eir, s. will, desire, pleasure.
Rein, or A yé\]\, reir or a reir, adv. last night;
sometimes written a ]\éi-óin.
RéijA or 'oonéip, reir or do reir, prep, according
to.
Ueipe, reire, a. old, aged.
Ket]\eAc, reireach, s. an aged person.
TIEO
1lei)% rets, 1
g f j^ gp^n nine inches long,
iteife, reise,) ^
1léi]-AiT), reisaid, see jieAfAit).
KeifjiobAfv rcisghiohhar, s. a harlot.
1xéii-i-óe, reUidhe, s. m. a rehearser, romancer.
Reipm, reisim, s. f a writing.
Rei|-iú, reisiu, adv. sooner than, before that; s.
a congealing. Citron. Scot, 699.
1xeii"méi]roneAC, reismeirdreach, s. m. a harlot.
Uéice, reite, s. f an agreeiiient, compact, contract,
settlement, arrangement, atonement,
propitiation, capitulation, concihation.
Heice, reithe, s. m. a ram.
KeiceAc, reiteach, \ s.m.harmony,reconci-
lleiceACA'ó, reiteachadh,)
liation, reconciling.
UeiceAc, reiteach, s. m. a plan.
UeireA-o, reiteadh, see péice.
lleiteA-ó, reitheadh, part, tupped ; " An vm]\
no ]\e^te\t nA cAOipe", when the sheep
tupped.
lleice-cogAit), reithe-cogaidh, "^
Reice-jiAobcA, reithe^'ciobtha, f s. a battering
Keice-]-ieAC-OAi'ó, reithe-sleach- ( ram.
daidh, )
IxéiCTJitn, reitigJiim, v. I rectify, arrange, settle,
make ready, agree, ratify, reconcile, con-
cihate.
Ixeicim, reithim, v. I run.
Ileicin, reitltin, s. a ram.
Ileione, reitine, a. of easy temper, prone to
reverie ; " i. e. lACCuifeAc", o. g.
Réicif, reithis, v. he, she, or it reached or
arrived at; "i. e. ]AAinic", o. g.
RéiciugA-ó, reitiugkadh, s. m. rectification, satis-
faction.
txeir]\icói]i, reitricoir, s. m. a rhetorician.
Rétc, relt, s. m. a star, Matt, ii. 7.
Rem, rem, prep, and pron. with my, to my.
ReiiiAin, remhain, see ^leAriiAin.
ReriiAicmgim, remhaithnigldm, see neAthAicnijim.
RemepepcA, remkeperia, a. aforesaid; " An
gioíÍA ]ien'iepencA", o. v.
Reni|réucA'ó, remhfeuchadh, s. foreseeing.
Retfi]:éucAim, remhfe"chaim, v. I foresee.
Rerii]AAi'óim, remhraidhim, see •peAifipAOAiTn.
Ren, ren, s. f a span.
" SbAng juaIa 1]' ooTO tÁm jAn ten
Scib JÍAC AjA]- Uiibne niép;
l^'^At) CO)'; ACAp c|\ecAn cnoij;
Ren ]\é---e, if nén Ainm oploij". For. Foe.
1\eo, reo, prep, and pron. with them ; s. m. a
hand.
Reo, reo, 1 ^ ,
Reot,, ' ^' ^^°^'reodh,
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