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An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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IxoicceAt), roichteadli, s. a great ciy.<br />

Iloit), void, s. a gale ; momentum, force ; a race,<br />

Koitie, roide, s. gall.<br />

llóiióeAHfAit), roidhearsaidh, v. lie awoke, or<br />

that awoke ; \\o •óuip'ó, o. g.<br />

Rói'oeA'p, roideas, a. very handsome.<br />

RoTOei-o, roidheidh, s. striving.<br />

•Roit)i, roidi, a. shrimk, rotten.<br />

llónáíleAf , roidliileas, a. very dear, very faith-<br />

ful.<br />

1x01 '01111, roidJiini, v. I run.<br />

lloi-óineAc, roidhineach, a. calm.<br />

11oit)in TneApbuitL, roidi?! mearbhuill, s. wild-<br />

fire.<br />

IxóiftAL, roifhial, a. very hospitable.<br />

Koijnii, roighim, v. I go, arrive at, attain.<br />

llóige<strong>An</strong>, roighean, s. a choice, election.<br />

HóijéAp, roighear, a. very sharp, severe.<br />

tloijeAc, roigheach, a. royal.<br />

tion,<br />

tloilb, roilhh, s. a mountain.<br />

Uoilbe, roilbhe, s. hills, hillocks ; a heath, moor.<br />

lloillieAC, railbheach, a. hilly.<br />

Roitbeoin, roilbheoir, s. m. a mountaineer.<br />

Ixoilig, roilig, s. f. a church, churchyard.<br />

lloiLle or <strong>An</strong>oilLe, roille or aroille, adv. together<br />

1101116, roille, see ^iAi'ó'LeA'ó ; s. m. a wheel.<br />

UoiLleAc<strong>An</strong>, roilleachan, s. m. a, rolling stone.<br />

1101 lii, Jtoimh, s. f. the city <strong>of</strong> Rome; a grave,<br />

burying place ; the earth, soil; prep, before<br />

adv. already, formerly.<br />

Iloiiii, roirnli, s. a ruin, ruins; suljDhur.<br />

1loiiTi-A]iiiiAiin, roimh-armaim, v. I forearm.<br />

HoiriibeAct), roimhblieachd, s. preconception.<br />

1xóitiibniACAi|i, roimhbhriatliar, s. a preposition,<br />

an adverb.<br />

UoiriicubAi-ó, roimhcJmbliaidJi, a. fitted, adapted.<br />

llóin'i-oe<strong>An</strong>cAC, roimhdhearcacli, s. m. one who<br />

foresees.<br />

Iloiiiie, roimhe, adv. before, before him, before<br />

that,<br />

lloiiiie céile, roimlie cheile, adv. confusedly,<br />

before each other.<br />

UóiiiiéATD<strong>An</strong>, roimheadan, s. m. a forefront.<br />

11óiriieol,Ai', roimheolas, s. precognition.<br />

ROI ROI<br />

tlóiiiii<strong>An</strong>JAi', roimhiangJias, ?. earnest desire.<br />

Ilóiiiiílif, roimhilis, a. very sweet, luscious.<br />

llóitíiiciT), roimliithidh, s. full time, high time.<br />

llóitíiotitiúgA-ó, roimhordhughadh, s. predestina-<br />

tion.<br />

Ivotinpe, roimpe, prep, and pron. before them.<br />

11óiiii|iAt), roimhrad/i, see ^\eATÍi|\At).<br />

Ilóiinpe, roinise, s. high estimation, i. e. f ó meA]'.<br />

Uoinife, roimse, s. a pole, a stake.<br />

Roiiiij^e, roimhse, s. sin, iniquity.<br />

RóiriifeA'LlA'ó, roimhsealladh, s. foresight.<br />

RóiiiicoJA-ó, roimhthoghadh, s. preelection.<br />

llóiiicojcA, 7'omhthoghtha, part, forechosen pre-<br />

;<br />

elected.<br />

tlóin, roin, gen. <strong>of</strong> iión; s. a seal.<br />

llpin, roÍ7i,<br />

"^<br />

Home, roine, Vs. hair, fur.<br />

Ixómne, roinne,)<br />

RóincAiLc, rionchaili, s. haircloth, Sh.<br />

tloij-pinne, roighf Jiinne, s. the royal family. RóineAc, roineach, \ a. hairy, criuose, crlniílóijiic,<br />

roighlic, a. very wise, prudent.<br />

RóinneAc, roinneacli,) gcrous.<br />

Ilóijne, roighne, a chief, choice.<br />

RoiiieACT), roineachd, s. f hairiness ggmess.<br />

KoigneAtiA-o, roighneadhadh,\<br />

^ ^-^^^^^^^<br />

Uó^^m^, roighnigh, i<br />

Koirnim, roiqhnim, 1 t i i. i<br />

'<br />

4, , V .<br />

"^ • 7 • • I /- V. 1 elect, choose.<br />

'<br />

noijnijini, roighnighim, J<br />

1lói5nioiii, roighniomli, s. an act <strong>of</strong> supereroga-<br />

RóinéA-OAC, roineadach,!<br />

s. m. haircloth.<br />

RómpAic, roinfaith, J<br />

RóineArAC, roineaqacli, 1<br />

„ , .° \ . . ^ 'J- see tiomeAc.<br />

'<br />

Roinij, roimgli, j<br />

Róin-beine, roin-leine, s. £ a hair shirt.<br />

Ron romn, gen. <strong>of</strong> ^l<strong>An</strong>n.<br />

Roinne, roinne, s. coarse hair, horse hair.<br />

RóinneAct), roinneachd, see iiomeAct).<br />

RomncAt), roinneadh, s. division, dividing.<br />

Roinmni, roinnim, v. I divide, share.<br />

Roi n n \\\e,7'oinnire,s.m. adivisor ; one who divides.<br />

RoinnpApcAc, roinnpJiartach, see ii<strong>An</strong>npAiiiceAC.<br />

Roinnce, roinnte, part, parted, divided, abstract.<br />

Roipei^i, roipeir, s. f. a tuck, a rapier, dagger.<br />

Róipbe, roirbhe, s. great benefit or advantage.<br />

Róip, Rois, s. f. Rose, a woman's name.<br />

Roii'ce, roisce, a. bright, shining, polished, com-<br />

plete, " po poipcé, i. e. \\o oeAjipjiiAit)", o. g.;<br />

s. wisdom.<br />

RoipccAc, roisceach, a. wise, prudent.<br />

Roij'ceAl,, roisccal, s. a sentence, decree, verdict.<br />

RoipeAC<strong>An</strong>, roiseaclian, s. m. an instrament to<br />

boll flax, a boiler <strong>of</strong> flax.<br />

RoipeA'D, roiseadh, s. bolHng flax.<br />

RóípeAÍ, roiseal, a. very low, very base, humble<br />

s. boasting.<br />

RóipeAtlAc, roiseallach, a. boastful.<br />

Roipj, roisg, see puipj; a. callow, unfledged<br />

naked, unarmed.<br />

RoipjiiieijiteAc, roisgmheirleach, s. a tory.<br />

RoiriT), roisid.l<br />

„ ' . . > s. rosin.<br />

\\.6-im^é\ic.Mr\,roimhTheuchain, s.£ foresight, fore- Roipin, roisin,j<br />

Roipini, roisim, see jioicnn

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