An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

UAngmAnjAt), tangmangadh, s. a surrounding,
guarding.
UAngriAc, tangnach, a. treacherous, deceitful.
UAngriACTO, tangnachd, s. f. treacherj-, fraud,
malice, grudge.
UAngHAt), tangnadh, s. treachery, deceit.
UAngUACTD, tanguachd, s. great clamour.
Uc\nic, tanic, sec cÁmic.
UAtin, tann, s. m. a prince; Ileb., cthanlm,
princes.
UAnnAnó-éA'OAÍj, tannaidh-eadaigh, s. the woof
of cloth.
UAnnAtAt), tannaladh, s. the often bellowing of
a cow by reason of some pain; agony; a
ccAnÁÍAt) An bAi]', in the agony of death.
CAni'm, tansin, \ adv. then; An cÁn |'in,then,
UÁnj'oin, tansoín,) at that time.
UAob, taobJi, s. f. a side, a flank; a ccAob, of or
concerning ; ó cAob 50 cAob, from side to side
s. account, respect, regard.
UAobAC, taobhach, a. partial.
UAob-A-niuij, taobh-a-muigli, adv. without.
UAob-A-i'dj, tacbh-a-stigh, adv. within.
UAobAC-o, taobhachd, s. f partiality, presumption.
UAobAt), taob/iadli, s. a commission ; thrusting,
relying.
UAobAitn, taobhaim, v. I side, join, take part
wi'h, thrust, depend, inclme.
UAobÁn, taobhan, s. m. a patch or clout on the
side of a brogue ; a rafter : the ribberies or
wattles laid on the rafters under the thatch of
a house.
UAobbneic, taobhbhreitli, s. partiality.
UAobcéiiTine, iaobhcheimue, s. digression.
UAob-cinb, taobh-cuil, s. a backside.
UAob-'ouiLbeog, taobh-dhuitleog, s. f a page of
a book.
UAobJA, taobhgha, a. lateral.
TJAobJAbAil, taobhgliabhail, s. partiality, kind-
ness.
UAobgeAb, taobligkeal, a. white-sided.
'CAob5^\eim, taobhghreim, s. a stitch in the side.
UAob-iAi\]-5A]iCAC, taobh-iarsgar-'\
^^'T''' . . 11 .1 >s. the west.
UAob-iA^\CA]ACAC, taobk-iartliar-
tliach, 3
UAob-Lei]', taobh-leis, s. the lee side.
UAob-bum^e, iaobh-luinge, s. a broadside, a
ship's side.
CAob-nmice, taobh-inuice, s. a flitch of bacon.
UAobói]!, taobhoir, s. m. a commissary.
UAob-i"iA]i, taohli-shiar, s. the west.
UAobfUge, taoblishlighe, a. a bye-way.
UAobcA, taobhtha, part, trusted, credited;
joined.
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