An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

UKU TRU CtlH TRU
C'noi'tójAC, troslogach, a. limpmg, hobbling.
Ui\o|-nÁn, trosnan, s. m. a crutch ; Welsh, trostan,
a pole.
UiiOfc, trost, s. m. a sturdy little fellow, a dwarf.
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Cno]XA, trosta,)
' . ' > s. a crack, a noise.
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Unoi'CAC, trostack, \ a. sturdy, crabbed,
Ujioi^CAmuit., trostamJiuil, } dwarfish, noisy.
UpofCAtiibAC, trostamlilach, a. serious.
Uno^xAmtAct), trostamhlachd, s. f. seriousness.
Upoj-cAn, trostan, s. m. a crutch, prop, support;
a pilgrim's staff.
"Cyot, troth, s. f. a taint.
UpocAc, trothach, a. tainted, rotten.
UiiocA'ó, trothadh, \ a. chilled; consumed;
C^íocÍATO, trothlaidh,) tainted.
UjiocAilce, trothailte, "i a. spent, decayed,
U]iocLAi5ce, trothlaigh- > wasted, consumed,
the, J tainted.
U]AoéAil,ceAct), trothailteachd, s. f. languor,
languisliment.
rrpocCuJAt», tivthbicfhadh, s. rot, consumption.
ful, pitiful.
UpuAco^ncAct), truacantachd, 'Í mercifulness,
s. f V pity, com-
UnuACAncA]-, truacantas, s. m.) passion.
UpuA-ó, tritadh, s. m. a poor, miserable creature
a. lean, piteous, disastrous, miserable.
Tr|iiiA-ÓAf, truadhas, s. m. leanness, misery.
UjtUAJ, truagh, s. pity, woe, wretchedness; a.
lean, poor, meagre, dismal.
UiiUAJAin, truaghain, a. miserable, wretched.
UiAUAJAiiiuil,, truaghamhuil, a. pitiful, miserable.
UluiAJAn, truaghan, s. m. a poor wretched
creature.
UliuAJAncA, iT-w/i^/tania, a. lamentable ; Welsh,
truan, miserable.
CpuAJAncACT), truaghantachd, s. i. poverty,
wretchedness.
U^iUAJA^', truaghas, s. m. leanness; compassion.
Ui^UAige, truaighe, s. favour, pity, compassion
misery, infelicity, woe ; Welsh, trueni.
UpUAijin, truaighin, s. f. a cast off; one deprived
of caste.
FiiUAijteAriAC, truaighleanach, s. ra. a miser.
UpuAigleAncA, truaighleanta, a. miserable.
U)\iiAi5leAncACt), truaighleantachd, s. f nig-
gai'dliness.
UliuAigméil-, tauaighmheil, s. f compassion, pity,
misery.
UjvuAijtiiéileAc, truaighmhei-\ a. clement, comlach,
f passionate ; mi-
UfUAisiTiei'Lioc, truaighmhei- 1 serable,deplor-
lioch, ) able.
U^UAilt, truaill, s. a body, carcase ; conniption.
UnuAíLl-, truaill, 1 1^1 1 1 t
^- a sheath, scabbard.
q.uAiUeAC, truailleach,\
U]uiAil,teAcc, truaillcacht, s. f. baseness.
U]\UAilleA-ó, truailleadh, s. a slur, stain, stain-
ing, injury.
U]\UAÍlt,eA5At), truailleaghadh, s. profanation,
pollution, adulteration, defloration.
U]iUAiileAnAC, U'uailleanach, s. m. a niggard,
miser, wretch.
U^iuAiVlit), truaillidh, a. miserable, wretched,
meagre, illiberal, paltry; polluted; ignoble,
base.
U]AiiAi1b'óeAc, truaillidheach, a. corruptible,
spurious.
UnuAil.l-i'óeAc'o, truaillidheachd, s. f. corruption,
meanness, wretchedness, niggardliness, base-
UivocUii5ce,, truimidh-i ness, weightiness
eachd, j sedateness.
U-|\uinipl,eA]^5, tniimjyleasg, s. fulmination, ex
plosion.
C]uiin]'e, truinse, s. a trench.
Ul\uniféi]i, iruinseir, s. f a trencher or wooden
plate, salver.