An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

UuAic, tuaith, s. f. a terntoiy, tract of land ; s. m.
a lordship.
UuA.ce, iuaithe, ] ^" ^""^*^^; '"^J" no^^ietJuAicceAil,
tuaithclieall, s. still, sagacity, prudence,
ingenuity, craft, cunning.
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TJuAicceAll, bA liAinni xio jiiocA|',
^y eAcuAicceAÍt AniijliocA]^", Fvr. Foe.
UiiAirceA]iT), tiun't/icJieard, s. the art of sorcery.
UiiAitcleAi', tuaitkcJileas, s. a rustic trick, rustic,
cunning.
UuAice, tuaitlte, \ ,
,
UuAiceAC, iuaitheach,)
UuAiceAC, tuait/ieach, s. m. a rustic, a countryman.
UuAiceAiiilACT), tuaitlieamldachd, s. f. clownish-
ness, severity.
UuAiceAii'iUii, tuaitheamlmil, a. clownish, boor-
ish, severe.
UtiAicpioit, iuaithfioll, adv. northward.
UuAiclio]', tiiaithlios, s. strife; a country house.
UiK\t\A, tuara, s. satisfaction; growth; life.
UuAi\ACAn, tuaracan, s. m. a bleacher.
CuAjiAW, tuaradh, s. sauce, condiment.
UuA]iAipeAc, tuaraipcach, a. quarrelsome, con-
tentious.
UuA]iAim, iuaraim, v. I bode, portend; guess,
bleach.
CuA]\AiTiuib, tuaramhuil, a. hardy, stout, firm.
TTuahai^oaL, tuarasdcd, s. hire, w;iges, fee, reward,
stipend.
UuApApDAbAijnn, tuarasdalaiyhim, v. I hire.
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Uuoi\>.\y5, titarasg, \ s. character, re-
TTuAHAi-glJAii, tuarasglhail,^ port.
CuA]\cAiin, tuarcaini, v. I knock, smite.
UuAiTOAib, tuardail, s. wages, hire.
UtiA]\eip, tuareip, s. f. confusion, a foul house.
r:uAi\5, tuarg, s. ni. a beetle, a maul, a mallet.
UiiA)\5Ab, tuargabh, v. was taken.
UuAi\5ATÍ), tuargadh, s. a building; a for.tification.
TTuAjigAin, tuargaiii, s. beating, chastisement.
UuAHgAU, tuargiin, s. m. discontent.
CuAjignAC-CACA, iuargnach-catha, s. m. a chief
commander generalissimo.
;
CuApjnAT), tuargnudh, s. sedition.
UuAipjne, tiiairgne, \ s. m. a victorious
UiiAingneAC, tuairgneach,} hero.
UiiApuj'jbAib, tuarmgbhaiUs. a report, character.
UtiAi", tuas, adv. above, before; see I'UA-p.
UuAi-AiT), tuasaid, s. f. tumult, bustle, broil,
quarrel.
UiiA]'AÍioeAC, tuasaideach, a. tumultuous, con-
tentious.
UuA]-5eA]ic, tuasgeart, s. the north.
UuA]'5eA-nc, tuasgeart, a. northern.
"CuaIm^t:, tualaÍ7)q,\ ,, ,,
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UuAlAns, tualcn./, ^^^';
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UtiAi'lAC, tuaslac/i, s. m. one released, delivered.
Uuai'Iaja-ó, tuaslaghadh, s. a releasing, dissol-
CuAlAing, tualaiiKi, s. f patience.
ving.
UuAl,Ainj;iin, tualainghn, v. I endure, bear UiiAyLAijnii, tuaslaighhn, v. I release, deliver.
patiently.
UiiAC, tiiath, s. m. the north; a lordship ; a
UuAlcÁmc, tualcliaint, s. f. jargon, a barbarous country ; a lord ; the laity, the people ; a. lay,
language.
of the country ; northern, north.
UuaIuacx), tualtlicichd, s. f. possibility, capa- CuACA, tuata, s. a layman, a plebeian.
bility.
UuACAC, tnaiaeh, a rural, boorish; s. m. a lord,
TJuAtn, tuam, see ciiAnn.
sovereign ; a north country person.
UuAniA, tuama, 1 ^ ,
.^ 1 . 7 > s. a tomb, a grave.
' UuAinDA, tuamOa,) ^
UuACAc-o^ clownish, rustic, left-
benefit, good; S. A., 15.
lavh,
ruACAllÁn,
J handed, undexterous.
iuathuUan, s. an awkward, ungainly
person.
UuacaiiiIact), tuathamhlachd, s. f. rusticity;
lordliness.
UuACAriiuil, tuathamhuil, a. rude, rustic, clown-
ish ;
lordly.
UuACAnAc, Inathanach, s. m. a countryman,
farmer, rustic.
UuArAnuA, tuathanta, a. clownish, indecent.
UuAccAinc, tiiathchaint, s. gibberish, a barbarous
language.