An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

a prince designed, the presumptive successor
of a king.
txioj-oA]', rioghdhas, s. m. a kingdom.
Tlioje, rioghe, sec inge.
IxÍojIac, rioghlach, s. m. an old liag; a gray-
, liaired old man.
TliojLAnn, rioghlann, s. m. a palace, king's court.
IliogtAOc, riogJilaocJi, s. m. a prince, a respectable
old man.
IliojnACAi]!, rioghjiatJiair, s. m. a cockatrice.
Iliojpo^c, rioghphort, s. m. a royal palace.
llíójpubAÍ, rioghpliuhal, s. m. a royal tent.
IliojtiAC, rioghrath, s. a royal mansion.
Kiojuoit), rioghroid, s. the king's highway.
IliojflAc, rioghsldat, s f. a sceptre.
Iliojf-lAo-OAc, rioghshlaodach, s. m. a regicide.
Rioni, rioin, prep, and pron. with me.
Ilioiii, riomh, s. number, reckoning, numeration.
IxioiiiAC, riomliach, a. fond, aíFectionate ; pre-
cious, valuable.
RioiiiAt), riomhadh, s. enumeration, calculation.
KiotiiATO, riomhaidh, s. fondness.
IvioitiAij, riornhaigh, s. a numerator.
IlioniAini, riomhaim, v. I number, reckon, count.
IlioriiAiive, riomhaire, s. m. a calculator.
KioiiiAipeAc-o, rwmhaireachd, s. f calculation,
arithmetic.
IlioiTiAiiiim, riomJiairim, v. I reckon, count.
.TlioniApt, riomhart, v. he hurled or drove before
him; i. e. no tioniAin, o. g.
1lioifio|i, HomAor, s. f. a convention, assembly;
" i. e. ctonol, no ceAjbAviiATo", o.g.
Rioin]-A, riomsa, prep, and pron. with me, mine.
TviompAcÁn, riomsachan, s. m. a searcher.
Rion, rion, see imaii; s. sculpture.
KíonAr)óq\, rionadoir, s. m. a ruler, steward.
llíoiiAi-óe, rionaidhe, s. m. an engraver.
RionAiueAf, rionaidheas, s. m. sculpture.
tlionAije, rionaighe, s. a rambler.
IviouAijnn, rionaighhn, v. I carve, engrave.
IlionJAC, rionghach, s. m. a strong man.
llíoiiíuA'p, rionluas, s. m. career.
1x1 on n AC, rionnach, s. m. a mackerel.
IlionuAt), rionnadh, s. reddening, redness.
IlionuAj, rionnag, s. m. a star.
KiontiAj-eAjibuit, rionnag-earbuil, s. a comet.
~ s. a reddener, a name
IlionnAit), rionnnidli,
1x1 on ncAiu, rionn thaidli
RIO null RITH
for a satirist who
causes reddening
or blushing in
every face ; i. e.
" Allini -D'yiO]! A0]\-
ACAip, luonniq", no
OCAllSUp 5 AC
AJAnj', 0. g.
llionuAÍ-óe, rionnaidhe, s. ra. an engraver.
1xionnAit)eAp, rionnaidheas,
IxionnAÍ, rio7mal,
Rionn, rionn, s. a blush.
sculpture.
1x1 on n AC, rionnach, adv. blushingly.
IxionnAcx), rionnachd, s. burial, interment.
IlionnAijiin, rionnaighim, v. I cayve, engrave.
1x1 on n Aim, rionnaim, v. I redden.
Ilionncup, rionntus, s. m. a painter.
Ixioi-Aiénir, riosaithris, 1 • • •
i
„ ','.'. . 7 •
7 J? > s. mimickmcr.
li.ioi-ALAijeA'o, «^
riosaiaighead/i,
Rioj'g, 7'iosg, see lUAi^g.
1x1 oc, riot, prep, and pron. with thee, to thee.
1x1 oc, 7'iot/i, s. {. a race, a course.
lliocAÓ, riothadh, s. running, racing.
1xiocA-ÓA]ic, riotlmdhart, s. a pillow.
IliocAiTn, riothaim, v. I run, race.
Ixiocj'A, riotsa, prep, and pron. with thee.
1xí]ieA-ó, rlreadh, or
"Oo ]úneA-5, do rireadh,
!adv. seriously ,verily,
true; "oo ]iipeAT),,
truly; ]\& i\i]ieAt>,
earnestly.
Ripib, ririhli, see wa iiiptb.
Rip, or Ajiip, ris or arls, adv. again, once more;
s. a king; intelligence, knowledge, notice;
story, history; i. c. " pcéb no pAipnéip wide
Coippjie niAC GcnA! dixit; cen tjiI •oAiiiif
pippe pob pen bueip'e". Cor.; cause, a party ;
" 111 po coiiicAij jvip nAc cóip"; selling.
Rip, ris, prep, witji, with him, at him, to, unto.
Rip, ris, s. rice, a sort of grain.
Ri]'A, risa, s. bark.
RipeAC, riseach, s. m. a romancer, storyteller.
Ri]'eAn, risean, prep, and pron. with him, along
\vith him ; s. m. an historian.
RipjmeAC, riagineach, s. m. a brave soldier.
Ripme, rimdhc, s. m. an historian.
" Rip Aintn pcéiL '^'^'n cAipe,
Ripme Ainni oo pcéAbAiúe,
^mbj-e ceoL, pceo cuiji'eAT) clop
Roij'iob bpÁc, bApAb TDÍotnop", For. Foe.
Ri]-ion, vision, prep, and pron. with him, to him
or it ; s. an historian.
Rij'ceAb, risteal, s. a sort of plough used in the
island of Lewes, Sh.
Rit, rith, s. f course, flight, gallop, race; an
arm; prop, pij or pije.
Ricbi]\, rithhhir, s. f a river; i. e. uipje peACA,
e.g.
RiceAc, ritheach, a. running.
RiceAt), rilheadh, s. a running, racing; a grove;
a shielding.
Riceoip, ritheoir, s. m. a racer, runner.
RicpotA, ritlifola, s. a liemorrhage.
\X\t\m,'ritlnin, v. I run, range, stroll, rush.