An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

Uv\p TAP TAR
(CAOiceAntiAc, taoiiheannach, a. silent.
UAOiceAtmACt), taoitheannachd, s. f. silence.
CAOicio^'g, taoithiosg, s. discourse, conversation.
UaoIcua, taolchua, s. a flesh-pie, a mutton-pie.
UAolóniAc, taolomacJi, s. m. a parricide or fra-
tricide.
Uaoiti, taom, s. f. a bit, a scrap; the plague, a
fit of sickness, a fit, paroxysm, madness, pas-
sion, caprice, freak ; water that leaks tlirough
a ship; a pufiing up, swelling.
UAomA, taoma, s. a sudden thought.
Uaoitia, taom/ia, s. nobleness.
Uaohiac, taomach, a. subject to fits.
UAomA-ó, taomadh, s. emptying, laving, evacua-
tion, depletion ; dread, fear.
UAomAim, taomaim, v. I empty, lave.
TJAomAine, taomaire, s. m. a drawer, a pump.
UAomÁn, faoman, s. m. a vessel to draw water
with ; a pump.
Uaoiiiauac, taomanacli, see cAoniAc.
UAoniÁn-Aei]\, taoman-aeir, s. an air-pump.
CAoni-b^iunine, taom-hruinne, s. a fit of the
mother.
UAÓiii-buibe, taom-buile, s. a mad fit.
UAoiiniAc, taomhnach, a. self-willed; evilminded.
UAop, taoph, s. m. a doctor; an empiric.
Tao]-, taos, s. m. and f dough ; Welsh, toes.
UAOfACÁn, taosachan, s. m. a baker.
CAOfcuA, taoschua, s. a flesh pie; a mutton
pie.
Uao|-5a, taosga, adv. rather, first, sooner tlian, be-
fore.
Uaoj-ja, taosga, a. old, ancient; " t1i
yf^^^\
peACA-ó A]i bioc If CAO^-jA, If mo aju]- ^\bAojbuij
lonA e", Donl., 1.56.
Uaoi'jac, taosgach, a. brim-full, flowing.
UAOj^Act), taosgachd, s. f. pouring out, vomiting.
CAOfjA-ó, taosgadh, s. piunping, ch-aining.
UAOfjAim, taosgaim, v. I pump, di'ain, diS'use,
pour out.
Uao]-5Óii\, taosgoir, \ s. m. one employed at
CAOfgui-oe, iaosguidke,) a pump.
CAofgcA, taosgtha, part, emptied, drained.
TJAOf-leAcbpuijce, taos-leathhliruighte, s. paste.
UAOfnACAu, taosnacJiadh, s. kneading.
UAOfcofn, taostliorn, s. an oven.
tJAocAb, taothal, s. m. subsidy.
UAocAbAm, taothalam, v. to come, visit, Sh.
tTAotcoip, taothchoir, s. blame, dispraise.
UAp, to^j, s. m. flax or wool on the distafl" or
rock; a stait, a blunder, a slip; an occur-
rence.
CAp, tap, \ a. quick, swift, nimble,
UApAit), tapaidh,
J active.
UApAt), iapadk, )
UApAiú, tapaidh, a. quick, active.
UApAitmii, tapaidhim, v. I hasten.
UApAn, tapan, s. m. a rock of flax or tow.
UÁpA]i, tapar, s. m. a taper.
UApeip, tapeis, s. f a carpet,
UAplAij, taplaigh, s. a wallet ; a repository oi
small tilings.
TjApój, tapog, s. an accident, slip, chance words.
UAjDoncA, taponta, a. doing quickly, lively,
active ; s. peril, danger. ^
UAphun, taphun, see cApAn.
UAphunAim, taphunaim, see CApAiiAim.
UAf, tar, prep, beyond, over, out of, across,
through, above ; adv. rather than, before, in preference
to ; V. come ; cAf cujAin ; s. m. contempt,
scorn, reproach; a. bad, evil; "no
cÁp, i.e. \\o olc". Cor.
Ua]ia, tern, s. a multitude ; a. active, quick.
UAi^ACAip, tarachair, s. an auger, gimlet.
UAfAC-o, tarachd, s. f activity; going, commg;
Heb., derech.
UAfAt), taradh, s. coming, going, passing.
UAf A-ceAn, tara-chean, adv. besides, moreover.
UAi\-A-ceAnn--pn, tar-a-cheann-sin, adv. nevertlieless,
notwithstanding.
UApA-o, tarad, prep, and pron. over thee.
UAfÁTDApc, taradharc, \ s. squinting, looking
UA|\-)\ÁT!)Apc, tar-radliare, ) askew.
UAHAJAibni, taraghailim, v. to ominate, forebode,
Sh.
UAjiAib, taraibh, prep, and pron. over you.
UAjiAig, taraigh, s. a journey, a \asit.
UApAib, tarail, s. encompassing, going round;
a visit.
UA11A111, tarain, v. shim, avoid.
UApAinn, tarainn, prep, and pron. over us.
UApAifin, tarairin, s. f a gimlet.
UAf-Á,p, tar-ais, _ 1 ^^^_ ^^^^ backward.
CA]\-AnAip, tar-anais,\
UA]\AipeAc, taraiseach, a. from beyond the
mountains.
UAfAlpAC, taralpach, a. transalpine.
UhAf Atn, tharam, prep, and pron. over me.
UApÁn, taran, s. m. the gh ghost of" an unbaptized
child.
, UAfAf tarar, s. m. an auger, piercer.
UAfApAin, tararam, v. to bore, Sh.
UA]iApb]\A'D, tarasbhradh, s. a prisoner at large.
CApb, tarbh, s. m. a bull; Welsh, tarw.
UAp'oA, tarbha, ] s.f gain, profit; strength
UApbACC, tarbhacht, Í power.
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