An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

nil A RUA nubli RUBH
TluAt)An, ruadhan, s. m. reddisliness, anythini
that dyetli red.
RuAoboc, ruadhblioc, s. m. a stag.
Till At)boi tie, ruadhhhoine, s. flood of water.
RuA'o'bui-oe, ruadhhhuidhe, a. orange-coloured.
RuAt)CAilc, ruadhchaúc, s. f. ochre.
RuA-ócAiLceAc, ruadhchaUceach, a. ochre-like.
tlu AT)^-uil, rnadhfhuil, s. agleet ; coiTupted blood
lluAUJAoc, ruadhgliaoili, s. a blast; a blasting
east wind.
tluA-olAic, ruadldaiili, \ s. choler, cliolíiMóxílMtmeA^c^ruadhlaitliineas,^
lera morbus.
TlUA-olAiceAc, ruadhlaitheach, a. choleric.
IliiATJoj, ruadhog, s. a young hind.
1vUAt)0]i, ruadhor, s. declivity.
IxUAj, ruag, s. m. a pursuit.
KuAjAt), ruagadh, s. chasing, hunting away,
banishing.
RuA^Aim, rwo^aim, v. Ihunt, chase, put to flight,
drive, compel, expel, extrude.
•RuAgAiiie, ruagaire, s. m. a hunter; anything
to drive a thing from its place ; swan shot, a
slug, Sc; an outlaw; a pursuer.
RuAjAipeAcT), ruagaireachd, s. f hunting, ex-
pelling.
UuAJniAii, ruaghmhar, s. a whisker.
TluAgcA, ruagtha, part, put to flight, banished.
RuAicibbirti, ruaichilUm, v. I buy, purchase.
RuAicilbce, ruaichillte, part, bought, purchased.
RuAiu, ruaidh, a. red.
RuAitie, ruaidhe, s. a disease so called ; erysipelas.
TluAit)te, ruaidhle, s. a poor worn down creature.
RuAToiin, ruaidhim, v. I redden.
tluAitineAc, ruaidlmeach, s. m. hair.
KuAiupi, Ruaidhri, s. m. Roderic, a man's name.
TluATÓ]Mnn, ruaidhrinn, s. red points or edges.
RuAij, ruaig, s. f a rout, defeat, flight, chase,
incursion, descent.
RuAigueijAeAt), ruaigdheireadh, s. the rear of an
array.
RuAijce, ruaigthe, part, put to flight, defeated,
banished,
till Aim, ruaim, s. f. a fishing line; the alder
tree ; bctula alnus.
RuAitnle, ruaiinle, s. standing water impregnated
with clay.
tluAiTnnijce, ruaimn{ghthe,'pa,Tt. inflamed, fired.
TluAin, 7'uain, s. f a kind of plant that gives a
reddish tinge or colour.
UuAineAc, ruameach, a. fierce, froward.
tluAiniT), ruainid/i, a. charitable.
RuAinit), ruainidh, a. red, reddish.
UuAinn, ruainn, s. water in which dyestufl" is
boiled.
UuAinnceAnriAc, ruainnclieannach, s. a wig.
RuAinne, ruainne, s. f. hair, down, fur; a single
hair.
UuAi]-, ruais, s. f a clown, a stupid fellow.
UuAi]'eAmui'L, ruaiseamJiuil, a. clownish, disor-
derly.
lluAni, ruatn, s. m. a kind of plant used in dying
red.
RuArh, rtiamJi, s. m. a spade.
RuAtiiAii, ruamJiar, s. m. delving, digging.
llUAtiiAiiAiin, ruamharaim, v. I dig, delve.
RitArÍTÓA, ruarnhdha, a. very great, magnificent.
UuAninAc, ruanniach, a. indignant.
RuAinnAt), ruamnadh, s. m. reproof, reprehen-
sion.
lluAii, ruan, s. m. a lie; secrecy, a secret; a.
strong, powerful.
Udaiia, ruana, s. f mystery.
Uuahac-o, ruanachd, s. f lying, romancing.
IxUAHAit), ruanaidh, s. m. a mighty man, a hero
red sorrel ; a. very strong, able ; red, reddish.
tluAriAij, ruanaigh, s. m. anger; darkness, awful
obscurity.
UuATiAit, ruanail, s. lying, telling lies.
UuAji, ruar, s. m. an expedition; a He, falsehood.
RtiA]iA, rtiara, s. delay.
UiiA]\Ac, ruaracli, s. m. a liar.
RiiApACAn, ruaracan, s. m. floundering.
KuA|iAt), ruaradh, s. delaying, loitering.
KiiApJAlbA, niargliablia, v. was raised, reared,
elevated, or taken up ; i. e. "oo cogliAt), o. g.
RuA'puA'L'L, ruasuall, see jiocuAit).
1xUACA|i, ruaiJiar,
IxUAcgAji, ruathghar,
TluAC|iA'ó, imatliradli
RuAcpAt), ruathradh, v. to higgle.
m. a skirmish, def
predation, expedir
tion; Welsh, rhu-
3 thr.
skirmishing:, invadinff.
lluACHAim, ruathraim, v. I invade, fight.
Rub, ruhh, 1
llubA, rubha,) IMlbA".
a wound ; " jaii I'libA gAn
UubA, rubha, s. m. patience, longanimity; a
wound, a hurt.
RiibAt), rubadh, s. friction.
IxubAw, rubhadh, s. cutting, wounding, dissect-
ing.
RubAj, riibhag, see jioibcAg; s. a pulhng or
snatching violently.
TlubA|ic, rubhart, v. said ; " Ci Ac bejiAC o poibe
com cii" tiemnA Uiiaca "oe "OAnAnt) a]\ a
ClACCAin ceil AllMUgAU ACAf Af ^ubAJlC lAC
|-éin 1A)\ boj-ceAt) a bong", Lee. 11.2.
Ili'ibiii, rubin, s. f ruby.
Rubój, rubhog, s f a thong of hemp or flax, a
shoemaker's wax thread.