An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

U)iéic, treitli, s f. an accomplishment, qualifica-
tion, erudition.
Uneic, treiih^ a. weak, ignorant; good, noble,
valuable.
Cueice, treite, s. f. embrocation.
Uneice, treithe, s. ignorance, weakness.
UnéiceAC, treitheach, a. accomplished, qualified,
erudite.
Unéiciol, treitiol, s. m. a champion, hero.
C]ien]iii, trensiu, s. a decision, judgment; see
A]xtn'onii.
riveoTjcAt), treohldhadh, s. a draft.
UneOD, treod, prep, and pron. through you.
UiieÓT)A]% treodas, s. m. food.
C]ieó-0'p tor, leader,
Uneo^wnje, treoruighe, J guide.
Uiieó]u\n, treoran, s. three parts.
T:Heói\cA, treortha, part, led, conducted.
UneójiúJAC, treorughach, a. conducive.
C]\eó|\Ú5At), treorughadh, s. guiding, leading.
Ci\eópúi5ini, ti'eoriiighim, v. I conduct, lead,
guide.
Upeóju'njée, treoruighthe, part, guided, led.
X^]\eór, treot, s. trotting.
U]\eócAÍni, treotaim, v. I trot; come.
U]\e]\An, treran, s. three parts or pieces.
X^\\é\-, tres, couj . for, because ; prep, by, through.
CHe]-c, tresc, s. f brewers' grains, lees, hogwash.
Uneft)eil, tresdeil, s. a three-legged stool.
Ui\eubA, ireubha, s. a rail.
CueubACAf, treiibhachas, \ s. bravery, virtue,
U]>eubAncAi% treuhhantas,\ chivalry.
Cjiéut), trend, s. m. a flock, herd.
C^euDAC, treudach, a. gregarious.
UiieutJAije, treudaighe, s. m. a herdsman, shepherd.
r)\é-uille, tre-uille, a. a triangle.
Utié-uilleAC, tre-uilleach, 1 ^ . ,
^' '"angular.
Ul^e-uaieAUAC, ire-uilleanachj
C]\éun, treun, \ a. strong, brave, va-
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