An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

COkl TAL r.\t TAL
UAice, taite, s. a moment, a little while.
Uaicc, taithe, a. acciistomed.
Uaiccac, taiteach, s. m. abuse, reproach.
UÁiteAt), taitheadh,s.-we\dmg, soldering, joining.
UAiceATiiuil, iaiteamhuil, a. momentary.
UAiceA]-^, taitheasg, s. a repartee.
UAicyuileAnn, taithfhuileann, s. woodbine; lonicera
periclymenum.
UAIC15, taithigh, s. f. recourse, frequency ; a visit,
experience.
UAicijeAC, taithigheach, a. usual, customary,
frequent.
UAicijim, taitldgJiim, v. I frequent, resort.
rTAicijce, taithighthe, part, accustomed.
UAicm, or 00-CAicin, taitin, or do-thaitin, v. it
pleased.
UÁiúLeAC, taithleach, s. m. peace, quietness; a.
quiet, peaceable, depending on ; s. m. an excuse,
adj. bright, shining, pleasant, handsome.
UAictcACT), taithleachd, s. f. quietness, peace.
UAicleACU]-, taitJdeacJius, s. i. exculpation, Keat.
UÁicteigioj', taitJileighios, s. surgery.
UÁicliAJ, tailhliagh, s. ra. a surgeon.
UÁiélÍ5itn, taiihlighim, v. I appease, mitigate.
UaicIioc, taitJdioch, s. m. an excuse.
UAicineAC, taithmeach, s. m. releasing, dissolving,
loosening.
UAitriieAT), iaithmhead, s. remembrance, memo-
rial.
^. . ^ .,, "is. gratefulness, agi'ee-
UAicne, toi/m., (
ableness, dehght, Jlea-
'
J sure.
CAicneAC, taithneaeh, s. a thaw, deUght, pleasure.
UAicneA-6, taithneadh, s. splendour, brightness
approbation, pleasure.
UAicneAin, taithieamli, s. aifection, lo
taanah.
Heb..
CÁicneATtiAC, taitJineamh-
,. bright, shining,
ach,
UÁitneAinuit, taitlineam-
huil,
UÁicneAriiACT), taithneamhachd, s. f. acceptabi-
lity.
UÁicneAmAf, taithneamJias, s. pleasantnesss.
CAién,5,m tcdi/mighim, )
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i > UAicnim, taithmm, o
j
CAicnim, taithnim, v. I thaw, melt.
UÁ1,, tal, s. m. a cooper's axe or adze.
pleasant, agreeable,
acceptable, dehght-
fid, delectable.
CaI, tal, s. £ dropping •, s. m. the wrist.
CaIa, tola, s. an elegy.
UaIac, talach, s. m. dispraise, reproach ; disapprobation,
complaint ; a. dissatisfied, murmur-
UÁIac, talach, s. m. a pain and swelHng in the
wrist from unusual labour.
CAtAU, taladh, s. hushing, rocking to sleep.
UAbAit), talaidh, s. m. smell, scent.
CAtAtm, talaim, v. 1 hush, rock, cherish.
UaIahic, talaint, s. a talent.
UaLaic, talaith, s. f a province.
UaLaiíi, talamh, s. {. the world, the earth, land,
ground, soil; a country, nation; Heb., talrac,
plough-land.
UAÍAiiiAncA, talamlianta, a. earthly, mineral.
UAbAtiic|AiteAC, talanihchrí-\
theac, f s. an earthquake,
UAtAiiicumi-gu'ÓA'ó, talamh- 1 earth-shaking.
chumsgudhadh, )
UAtAiininae, talamhuidJie, see CAÍiiiAiDe.
UaIah, talan, s. m. feats of arms, chivalry.
UAlbAn, talban, s. m. a partition.
UAlbe, talbhe, s. he that deprives a man of a tiling.
UaIc, tale, s. m. courage, resolution.
UaIca, talca, s. force, vigour, coui-age.
UAbcAi]', talcais, s. f. contempt, disapprobation.
UaIcahca, talcanta, a. strong, lusty.
UAbcAji, talchar, s. f. obstinacy, stubbornness.
CaIca]\a, talchara, s. m. a generous lover.
Uai\1,ca]\ac, talcharach, a. obstinate, self-willod.
CÁlcuit, talcuiLl 1 • J f 1
^
^ , 1 ',,.'> s. a kind of plane.
UALTDei]', taldeis,)
UAÍcutiiA, talcumha, s. a tub.
UAt}-uinn, talfuinn, s. a hoe.
UAleog, taleog, v. deliver thou, SJi.
UaIjat!), talgadh, s. a quieting, pacifying ; taming,
subduing.
UAVgAineAc, talgaineach, s. a solution.
CAÍq-j, talisg, s. some kind of war instrument
used by the old Irish.
UaII, tall, s. m. theft ; a. easy ; adv. over, beyond.
UaIIa, talla,'s. a hall, house ; a. meet, fit, proper,
just; "ni caIIa", Lee.
TJaII, tall, \ s. taking, seizing, robbing,
UaII-a-ó, talladli,} dispossessing.
UaLIac, iallach, a. dispossessed, cut off.
UaIIau, talladh, s. a cutting or lopping oif,
severing " ; "Oo caIÍa-ó tÁiii 'oé", Lee.
UAllAijce, tallaighthe, part, lopped, robbed,
spoiled.
UaCIaiih, tallaim, v. I cut oif, lop; rob.
UaIIáu, tallan, s. m. a talent, faculty.
UAÍtbe, tallbhe, s. he that deprives one of a thing.
CaIIcóih, tallthcir, s. m. a robber.
UAlniAit)e, talmhaidhe,\ a. earthly, worldly, sub-
CALniAncA, talmhanta,) lunary, terrestrial.
UAl-iiiAn, talmlian, gen. of caÍaiíi.
UAtriiuJAt), tahnliugliadh, s. making earthly or
mortal; "Ann |-o a eijeAjAnA— •00 cAtiiniijeAf
c« Doni ticAtii cii Jaw", «S. A. 44.
Ucxlóg, talog, s. a roacli.