An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

i;ói)\nAc, tarnac, v. it was finished, it came to
Có.]MU\c, tarnach
tliunder, ms. Sc.
CÁ)\tiÁiiiAC, tar '
CÁ]niACT), tarnacTI^
ness.
TAR ZÁÍi TAR
\ peovisliness, froward-
CÁiMiAit), tarnaid, s. f. a tavern, inn.
UÁiinAT)ói]i, iarnadoir, s. m. a tavern or innkeeper.
UAiMijAipe, tarngaire, s. a prophecy, a pre-
diction.
Ca|mioct), tarnocM, s. f. nakedness; secret parts
of one's body; a ccÁ]Anocti, their nakedness;
a. stark naked.
CApp, tarp, s. m. a clod, a himp.
UAHpAc, taiyach, a. bulky, weighty.
UA^ipACt), tarpaclid, s. f. bulkiness.
UAi\]3An, tarpan, s. m. a cluster; a small clod;
a crab ; i. e. cÁ)ipÁn cpúbAc.
Uaj^h, tarr, s. the lowest paii of the belly; extremity,
tail; the hinder part of man or beast;
the west.
T7Ap]iA, tarra, v. come thou.
Ua]\i\ac, tarrach, a. fearful, timid; horrid, ter-
rible ; " i. e. UAiimAC, no ecX^b pc co]\". Cor.
UA)i]\AcÁn, tarrachan, s. a gormandizer.
Ua]\]\aca]i, tarrachar, s. m. an auger.
CA]\]\AcrAin, tarrachtain, s. revenge, vengeance.
TTAp^iAccAi-n, tarrachtair, v. it happened.
'CÁ|A^noc'o, tarrnochd, see cÁ]inoc"o.
UA]\^ApA, tarrsa, v. come thou.
UÁ)\pcAi jim, tarrthaigldm, v. 1 save, deliver.
UÁmicAil, tarrthail, s. preservation, safety,
health, deliverance.
UAji^ACAini, tarrthaim, v. I seize, lay hold of,
assert, aiSrm, grow ; deliver.
UÁii]\cÚ5AÚ, tarrthughadh, s. growing; deliverance.
Ua]\hu-ó, tarrudh, s. a drawing,
A ^xiniing, tarruing,s. a draught, pull, pluck;
a halyard; a blow; derivation, description;
distillation, extracting.
UAjiiiumgeAC, tarruingeach, a. attractive.
UAHiiumgim, tarruingim, v. I draw, pull, teaze,
distil.
UA^inuing-Ain-Aii', tarruing-air-ais, s. revulsion.
UAUpA, tm-sa, \ adv. over, athwart, across,
'Có.]\pn, tarsin, > over them, past; "TDiop-
UAppiA, tarsna,) cAoilm ^iig cpiotTOA riA
o]ioct)Aoine, Ajup tdo bei]\ i^e au ]\oicteÁn
ca]\]'a", Prov., XX. 26 ; a. prostrate, stretched;
" cA^A-ptiA -(.'Aoi All mbópt)", Plearaca na
Ruarcach.
UAiipnATiiAim, tarsnamhaim, v. I swun over.
UA]AynÁn, tars7ian, s. m. a transom, cross beam,
or stick.
UAppnAii-tiocA, tarsnan-rotlia, s. a spoke of a
wheel.
CAtipAt), tarradh, s. attendance;
drawing, di-aught ; see ca]!]!.
protection; a
CAi\]iA5ÁlAi-óe, tarraghalaidhe, s. m. a prophet
' _ ' P '
[ part, saved, delivered.
UAnroibeAC, tarsoibeach, }
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I, r transparent.
TlAjipoiLLpeAc, tarsoillseach,)
^
UÁiApoiblpjitn, tarsoillsighim, v. I shine
through.
UAiifumg, tarsuing, adv. across, athwart.
UA^\]iÁj;lAitii, tarraghlaim, v. I prophesy.
Ua^vc, tart, s. thirst, di'ought ; a. gone by, past
UAnjiAijib, tarraighil,\ s. a freeing, saving, de- prep, on, about.
UApi\Aii, tarrail,
J livering.
UApjiAijile.AC, tarraigliileacli, a. prophetical.
UliAfCA, tharta, prep, and pron. over them
Ca^icac, tartaeh, s. m. a girth.
CAHpAim, tarraim, s. pursuit; tracing out. UA)\cAn, tartan, s. a party-coloured stuff worn
UA^iiAni, tarramh, s. ichnography.
by Higlilanders.
Ca]a^\aitia'ó, tarramhadh, s. service, attendance. UÁpcATiói)!, tarthadoir, \ s. m. a saviour, de-
CÁnnAti, tarran, > ., .,
7-- , > s. a nail, a SDike
CAnnnge, tarrnge,
, ojj ivc
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UÁiACAÍAi-óe, tarthalaidhe,^
CÁ^icAijini, tartliaighim,\ v.
liverer.
I assist, defend,
UAmiAngApc, tarrangart, s. a loadstone.
UÁiicAilini, tarthailim, \ protect.
T7Aii]iAti5Ói]\, tarravgoir, s. m. a nailor.
i^^-^l'liJliAit), tarrgraidh,\ s. a pilgrimage, jour-
UÁ]icAib, tarthail, s. f help, assistance.
UA]\cAlii ÍACT), tartamhlachd, s. thirstiness.
^*-MM'5r°i tarrgroidh,^ ney.
UA^CAn, tartan, s. m. a hillock, a clod.
CA^ijiAngcA, tarrangtha, part, drawn, pulled. UA)\CAnAc, tartanach, a. hilly, cloddy.
UApiiAngéóiii, tarrangthoir, s. m. a drawer; Uajicaii, tartar, s. noise, clamour ; the far west.
prognosticator.
Ua]ica]aac, tartarach, a. noisy, bold.
irA]\^AApcAin, tarrastair, v. it happened.
ChAnce, tharthe, prep, and pron. over her.
T7A)\iiponn, tarrfhionn, adj. having white but- UA]\criiAn, tartmhar, a. thirsty, dry.
tocks, Sh.
UA]icn'iA)\ACTD, tartmliaraclid, s. thii'stiness.
'Ci.]\]\-^]\M-6, tarrghraidh, s. a journey.
UApci-AiiiA|\, tartsamhar, v. we gave.
rAjijiin^qieAC-o, tarringireachd, s. i. a prophecy. UApumn, taruinn, prep, and pron. over us.