An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

Ciiiniintn, tmrmhim, v. I reckon.
UinnneA-o, iuirreadh, s. a mill race, a mill pond.
Cuini'e, tnirse, s. weariness, sadness, fatigue,
grief; a lord, a chief
Uuim-eAC, tuirseacli, a. weary, tired, mournful,
woeful.
TJumpjitn, tuirsigkim, v. I weary, tire, fatigue.
Cuipc, tuirt, s. f time, quantity, consideration.
r1nu|\c, tliuirt, V. said, Sc.
'Cw\\teAC, tuirtheach, s. news, intelligence.
TTtiii\cec\CTDA, tuirtheachda, s. a rehearsal, relation.
ruijvceAiii, tuirthearnh, s. obsequies.
Cui]\cin, tuirtin, s. f a small cake, O'Hic.
TJi'iif, tuis, s. incense, frankincense; a king, nobleman,
a gentleman ; i. e. 'OAe uai^', o. g.; a
jewel ; a beginning, origin ; a. laminated, made
thin.
UúifbéAnAÚ, tuisheanadli, s. m. a front, a show.
Utiil~oeAC, tuisdeach,\ s. m. a parent; gen.
TTini-oeAT), tuisdeadh,\ ciiifT)i-ó;plm-.ciiii-oui-óe
Cuij-oin, tuisdin, s. f a witness.
rini'tjin, tuisdin, s. beginning, origin, creation;
" kv)! ccúifTDin cAÍiiiAn", Eoch. O'Flimi.
Uuij-TJiun, tuisdiun, s. a groat; fourpenny j)iece.
UinpeAC, tuiseach, see CAOi]-eAC.
Uúii'eA^i, tuisear, s. m. one who incenses.
ruii'iLi, tuisill, s. a trespass; illegality.
Utiii'le, tuisle, s. a slip, stumble; the hinge of a
door.
Uiiii-leA'D, tuisleadh, s. fortune, chance, adventm-e,
event, occasion, emergency.
V Ctiii'teAX), tuisleadh, s. bringing forth, delivery.
Uui]-teAt), tuisleadh,} s. a stumbling, feilure, fal-
"CwyU-^ejiuislighe, j tering; decay, luin,danger
Uuii'tiwe, (uisiidhc, s. origin, beginning.
Uúij-bjini, tuidigJiim, v. I bring forth, deliver;
stumble, fall, feil.
Uuii'bijce, tuislighthe, part, fallen, stumbled.
Uiii-piijce, tuislighthe, pai't. delivered.
rúipneACÁn, tuismeachan.
\ midwife,
rú 1'lii eAt), tuismeadh,
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Tini-TneAJAT), tuismeaghadh
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nativity, deli-
very, travail,
briiiging forth
young.
ri'iii-mijiin, tuismighim, v. I bear or bring forth.
cúi]ini5te-ionA-o, tuismighthe-ionad, s. a birth-
place.
Uúi]~tiii5ceoi-n, tuismightheoir, s. m. a parent.
rui]-ceAniAC, tuisteamhach, a. frail, ruinous,
ready to fall.
ruii'cen, tuisten, s. a dropping, distilling.
Uui^Tum, tuistiun, s. a groat.
Utile, tuit, s. the flat of anything.
Uiiir, tuith, s. a side.
Cuicini, tuitim, s. f a fall ; death; chance; " Ia^i
niiciin Ai'|\c niic Cuiiiii ceAt) Cacac', Inh.
F. 250.
Uuicnii, tuitim, v. I fall.
UuicioniAc, tuitiomach, a. accidental, casual, contingent,
fallible, erroneous.
iruicioniAct>, tuitiomachd, s. f contingence.
UuiciomA]', luitiomas, s. the falling sickness -,
chance.
UuiciomcA, tuitiomtha, part, lapsed, fallen.
Uub, Ud, s. the front, countenance, face ; a beginning
; entrance ; a manner, fashion ; a relic ;
a flood; adj. more, many; quick, sudden;
naked ; adv. soon.
UuIa, tula, s. a heap.
UuIac, tulach, s. m. a chief
UtibAc, tulach, a. proud, aristocratic.
UuLa, tula,
CuIac, tulach,
Uuloc, tiiloch,
f s m. and f a hill, hillock
Heh., tcl.
UuIaja, tulaga, s. a change of labourers.
UiibAjAim, tulagaim, v. I rock, move.
CuIajáii, tulagan, s. m. rocking.
Uul-Ai'óe, tulaidhe, s. m. treasure.
UubAijne, tulaigne, s. intention.
UuIaiíi, tulamh, s. a hill or hillock.
Ui'ilÁn, tulan, s. m. a kettle.
Uiil'bAbti-jA'ÓA, tulbhallsgadha, s. spots, freckles.
Uulb|\eicneAC, tulbhreicneach, a. spotted,
freckled.
Uulc, tide, s. m. a wave; a jolt, a push.
TJulcA, tulca, s. bands.
UubcA, tulcha, s. comparison, emulation.
UubcAbcAn, tulchahhchan, s. an owl.
Ut.ibcAbiiiAÚA]A, tidchabhriathar, s. a comparison.
UulcAC, tulchach, \ a. full of hillocks,
UuicÁnAC, iutchanach, /
hilly.
UulcA-ó, tidchadh, s. jolting, josthng.
UubcAi^ie, tulchaire, s. m. an emulator.
UubcÁn, tulchan, s. m. a gable; the end of a
ship or building ; dim. of tuLac.
UulcÍAon, tulchlaon, a. declivious, declining.
UulcLAOUACt), iulchlaonaehd, } -, y .
Uulc]\oiiiACT), tulchromachd, j
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Uulcoi]!, tulchoir, a. obstinate.
Uiilcóm^iAic, tulchomhraich, s. an assembly,
congregation.
UitbciiifoAC, tulchdseach, a. confident, bold.
UultDpeAc, tuldreach, s. m. a face, surface.
UubjAc, tidgach, a. jolting, rocking, inconstant.
UubjA-ó, tulgadh, s. jolting, moving, breaking.
UubjAiiMni, tulghairim, v. I provoke, defy; call
aloud.
UulJAiiuii, tulghairm, s. a loud call.
UubgÁu, iulgan, see rubcÁn.
UubjAUAc, tulganach, a. hilly, uneven.