An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

UeicneA]'A6, teithneasach, a. hasty, in haste.
Ueic]ie, teitre, s. m. a tabor or timbrel ; a player
on the tabor or timbrel.
Uel,, tel, s. fertile ground.
UcIac, telach, s. m. a loosening, undoing.
UebjceAC, telightheach, a. fertile, fruitful.
'Ce\X\ú\\, telliur, s. m. the earth; Lat, tellus;
gen. telluris.
Uenie, teme, a. dark, black.
Ueiiie, temhe, s. f. death, sickness, weakness.
Ueme, teme, 1 s. an ecHpse, darkness, black-
Uemei, te77iel, > ness ; " i. e. TJopcA no oop-
Uemen, temen,) cacc", Cor.
Uen, te7i, s. fire, i. e. one, o. g.
UetiAini, tenaiin, v. I pray thee.
Uence, tenche, a. tongs, pincers.
UentiAt, tendal, 1 s. m. a fii-e, fire-place, hearth
Uentac, tenlach,} see quot. at cmjreAt).
Ueó, teo, a. warm ; s. vigour, strength, power.
Ueóci\oi-óeAC, teochroidheach, a. warm-hearted.
CeóJAini, teoghaim, v. I chafe, warm, heat.
Ueój^A'óAc, teoghradhach, a. kind, affectionate,
zealous.
Ueoit-c, teoilt, ) , . , .,
^ , . . ;, r > a. weak, imbecile.
UeoiLceAC, teoilteach, )
Ueoi^i, teoir, adj. thrice, three.
UeoijA^'eAC, teoirfheac, s. m. a trident.
CeoinileAC, teoirileach, s. m. triumph.
Ceoi]unn, teoirinn, s. bounds, mearings.
UeoinmneAC, teoiritineach, a. three-footed, threeforked.
CeoiceACÁn, teotieachan, s. m. a warmjng-pan.
UeoiceAcAn-iin A^', teoiteachan-mhias, s. a chafing-
dish.
TJeób, teol, s. m. plenty, abundance ; a thief
UeóniA, teoma, a. dexterous, expert.
Ueó|i, teor, s. m. a landmark, boundary.
Ueó|\Á, teora, adj. three, thrice; ceopA lÁ aju]"
oTOce; s. m. a border, limit, boundary, outline
gen. ceopAn.
UeojiAncA, teoranta, a. definite.
UeópcAii, teorchan, s. the space of three hours.
Treónco]-Ac, teorchosach, a. three-footed.
UeónJAblAC, ieorghabhlnch, a. three-pronged.
Ceóp5Aint>e, teorghairde, s. triumph.
Ceó|ijAp-AéAi]\, teorghar-athair, s. the great-
grandfather's great-grandfather.
UeópbAetAii, tcorlaethau,s. three days' space.
Ueónuilbe, teoruille, 1 .
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Ueo^uiUcAn, teoruillean, Í'' ^ *"=^°g^^-
Ueó]\uitt.eAnAC, teoruillecmach, a. triangular.
UeocACAt), teothachadh, s. warming, heating.
UeocACAii, teoiachan, s. m. a warming-pan, a
chafing-dish.
Foot AT), Icothadh, s. calefaction, warming.
UeócAijmi, teothaighiin,\
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UeócAun, teothaim, /
UeócAijce, teothaigliilie, part, heated.
UeócAiji, teothair, s. a halter, tether.
Ueócu jAt), teotlmgliadh, s. excandescence, heat.
Ue]uiiotTO, termond, s. dry ground; "i.e. ci]\mA
A mAme cen a ybucAt) a nuij". Cor.
Ué]inó-ó, íer/icifZ/ijS. afalling,happening ; escaping.
Ue)\r, iert, s. the morning.
UerbéAUA, tesbeana, T , , .
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UerbeAHAX), tesbeaiiadhj
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Uej^ouJAt), tesdughadh, s. trial.
Ué]-cA]i, testar, s. m. a British sixpence.
Ue)xiAbl, testiall, s. spouting up water.
Uéc, tet, s. f a tabor, drum, a sound.
Uec, teth, a. warm, hot, scakhng, fervid, calld,
ardent, sultry ; fine, smooth, soft.
Uec, tet, } ,, ^1
rece, teíAe, *'''. °°''^-.
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Uece, tete, s. countries, regions, lordships.
Uetin, tethin, s. f the smi.
Uéuct), teuchdjS. great deeds.
UeuctJA, teuchda, s. congealing, coagulation.
Uéut), teud, s. m. a string, cord.
UeutDA, teuda, s. cordage.
UéutiAC, teudach, a. stringed.
Uéii-oAini, teudaim, v. I cord, string.
Uéut)Aoi]ie, teudaoire, s. a tack-rope.
Ueu'obpAJAit), teudbhraghaid, s. a neck-lace, a
collar.
Ueu-ocleAfAioe, teudchleas-^
aidhe, f s. m. a ropo-
UeuTDfiubbAiue, teudshiubh- Í dancer.
laidlie, J
X^é\.\-om\oz.\\,e,teudmldotaile, s. wire; a chain
of any sort of metal.
Uéub, teul, s. m. a subterraneous passage.
UéulloT), teullodh, s. stealing away ; " "Oo teul-
bot) •pe".
Uéuiii, teiun, a. expert.
UéuniAt), teumadh, s. biting, cutting.
UéutiiAni, teumam, v. to teach, break any-
thing, Sh.
'Céu\\wóx),teii7'nodh, s. withering, passing away;
" AXj céu]inó-ó wAp blAic nA luibe".
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