An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

111511 RIGH RIN
Rit), ribk, prep, and pron. with you, to you.
Ribe, ribe, s. f. a flake ; a ribbon.
Tlibe, ribe, 1 s. f. a hair, whisker ; a keep-
Tlibeog, ribeog,^ sake.
tlibeAC, ribeach, a. hairy, rough.
Ribeit), riblieid, s. f. a musical reed, pipe.
RiibeTOeAC, ribheideach, a. reedy, musical.
Ribeog, ribeog, s. f. a rag; a hair.
RibeogAc, ribeogach, a. ragged.
Ribeot, ribeol, s. a day, Br. L.
•Ribin, ribin, see ]\\he and pbeoj.
RibleAC, ribleach, s. m. a line, a long string.
Rib|'einim, ribhseinim, v. I modulate.
RiceAt), ricJiead, s. f. a kingdom, the king's
mensal lands.
UÍC1-Ó, Richidh, s. m. the Supreme God, King of
All; i. e. \\\ "OiA.
txici]', richis, s. f. a flame.
RiccAib, richtail, s. f. graving, sculpture.
lli-óÁib, ridhail, see ^ííojxjÁiI.
ilitje, ride, s. mire.
Tlit)éAt-, rideal, s. a riddle, sieve.
IliTDeAlAt), ridealadh, s. riddling.
Tli-oeog, rideog, s sweet myrtle; a small shrub.
IlitijileAriAc, ridgileanach, s. a redshank, Sh.
RiT)il,, ridil, s. f. a riddle, a coarse sieve.
tlit)ine, ridire, s. m. a knight ; Welsh, rhadyr.
HTOipeAc, ridireach, a. knightly.
RnoitieAcc, ridireacht, s. f. knighthood, horsemanship.
Tli-oipeAtiuii'L, ridireamhuil, a. knightly, horsemanlike.
Rit)ipe-]-eAbAii'eAC, ridire-seabhaiseach, s. a
knight-errant, Sh.
Rí-óife or '00 pí-ói]-e, ridhise or do ridhise, adv.
again.
Ri|r, rif, a. bent.
K15, rig, prep, until.
Rig, righ, s. a spy, i. e. ]:Aqv5]-eoi]i, O'Cl.
IIÍ5, righ, s. m. a king, sovereign ; Welsh, rhi.
Ilij, rifjr/i, 1 s. m. the arm from the elbow to
Rige, righe,) the wrist; a cubit.
KijcACAOi)!, righchathaoir, see ^nojcACAOiH.
tlijcij-ce, righchiste, s. a royal treasury.
Rije, righe, s. m. sovereignty, kingship; " Ro
5Ab ]Hje n'&ii\inn", iei. Gab.; a reign; "An
cpeA]- bliA-ÓAin 00 pije An \w^' ; reproof.
Rije, righe, s. depredation.
KlijeAct), righeachdjSee piogAct) ; s. one's reach,
attainment.
RíjeA-ó, righeadh, s. reaching, attaining.
RijcAb cuib, righeal\
cuil, I s. stinkiing
crane's bill
RijeAn i^ij, righean t gerani urn robertianum.
righ, )
RijeAnfAC, ri^/ieawsai, v. they consented, agreed
"lleAccAin UA 'OoriiAiLl, oÁn, aja^' injeAn
U1 ConcobAii\ "PAilge beAn lii 'Ooiinu\ill,
AgA]- nieic UigeAjiUAin ConAÍbAij x>o cocc
inA ccorÍTóÁib 50 hini]' GoJAin, aja]" ^iíjeAn-
I'Ac pc Ia buA néilb jAn ceA-ó -oua nXDomnAill",
4 Mast, 1433.
Rigf-AWA, righfhada, a. long-armed.
Ríjfeinni-ó, righfheinnidh, s. a generalissimo.
RÍ51, ri^/ii, see^iije.
Ri jim, righim, v. I reign, rule, govern.
Rigmi, rigim, s. f. chance.
Uijmi, righim, v. I reach, arrive, stretch; consent,
comply, agree, approve.
Rijin, righiii, a. tough, tenacious, adhesive,
stiff; slow, sluggish, dilatory, drowsy.
Ri jineACA'o, righineachadh, s. growing tough.
RÍ5ineACA]% righineachas,\ s. m. delay, stiflhess,
RijmeAf, rigldneas, ) tenacity.
RijlACÁn, riglachan, s. m. a species of wild duck.
Rijnuonn, righiniotm, s. f. a diadem.
Rijne, righne, v. he made or did,
Rij-nACAin, righ-nathair, s. a cockatrice.
RijneAct), righneachd, s. a gift, present, favour.
Rijnijim, righnighim, v. I adhere; make stiff.
Rijniof, righnios, s. m. delay.
RijUAc, righ-rath, s. a royal fortress, or palace;
" ACA]- ]\0 cl,A|^-A l^eCC JUJIAACA lAlf int)
li6)ient)", Lee, xiv. 2.
Ri5-|-e)]-5, righ-seisg, s. greater burr-reed; sparganium
ercctum.
RijceAC, rightheach, s. m. a royal palace; an
arm.
RÍ5ceACT)Aiite, rightheachdaire, s. m. a king's
messenger, an ambassador.
RijceAJtAC, rightheaghlach, s. m. the king's
household.
R15C151111, righthighim, v. I want, am deficient.
RilleÁn, rillean, s. m. a riddle, a coarse sieve.
Ribtim, rillim, v. I riddle, sift.
Ritii, rimh, s. number; Welsh, rhif.
R11T1 Ajic, rimhart, s. m. a warning ; violent death.
RiiiiCAC, rimheach, a. fine, precious, curious.
RiriieAt), rimheadh, s. finery.
\{.\me\^e, rimheighe,\ .• i
RirhiAt), rimhiadh, \ "'
\\\m\v(\,rimhim, v. I reckon, number, count.
Rimin, rimhin, s. a diadem; a handsome girl.
Rimmn, rininin, s. f. a constellation.
Riiii]'einim, rimhsheinim, s. a mvisical sound.
Rimj-emiTn, rimhseinim, v. I sound, sing.
Ririicij, rimhthigh, a. going, moving, i. e. iniceACC,
0. g.
Ilince, rince, s. a dance.
RinceAt), rinceadh, s. dancing, saltation.
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