An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

UAiLLiiiiAnriAC, uaillmhiannach, a. ambitious.
UAilceAjic, uaiWieart, s. tlie howling of a dog
or a wolf.
lk\nn, uaim, s. weaver's harness; gears.
UAim, uaim, prep, and pron. from me; s. a
sound, report; prop. ].-UAim ; notes on the
harp ; union, concordance in verse ; embroidery.
UAin'i,zzaiWi,s.aden, cave ; grave ; grotto, hollow
llAniiin, lífTíw/íííí, s. an oven.
llAimniice, tuninhiniche, s. a club, Sk.
ll.MiiineAC, tiaim/ineach, a. dreadful, terrible,
horrid ; solitary.
11 Ai til 116ACT), uaimhneaclid, s. f dreadfulncss,
horror.
llAin'inijim, uaimhnighim, v. I terrify.
Uaiii, uain, s. f. a turn, leisure, time, delay,
respite; postponement; opportunity.
llAin, uain, s. f. loan; a pin, a peg.
llAiiie, uaine, s. safety; a wooden pin; a. green,
greenish.
llAineACT), uaineachd, s. f vacation, leisure.
tJAineA-o, uainead, s. greenness.
tlAiriTOeAcc, uainidheacht, s. adjournment.
llAinin, uainin, s. f. a lambkin.
llAini'ó 'oeAt'bAt), uainidli dealhliadh, s. warping
pins.
UAinn, icainn, 1 ^.
UA,n,ie, uainne,\ P'"^?" ^^°^ ^^^"
llAinneA^iAc, uainnearack, a. secret, retired.
tlAinneAiiA]', uaiiinearas, s. retirement.
11ai]i, uair, sometimes written in old MSS. for
ói)\; s. £ an hour, time; Welsh, aur; ai]»
uAi]iib, sometimes, once, one time; tiAi]\
éijin, a certain tune, sometimes; An iiAip
•)in, then, at that time; Ann ceA]ic UA^\, jiresently;
ai^ An uai]!, on the moment, extempore;
lomA uAi]A, oftentimes.
tlAi]\ceA|-, uaircheas, s. a cock-boat.
tJAineACÁn, '
uaireaehan, {
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J > clock, watch, ho-
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UAi]AeA-ooii\, uaireaxloir, Í , '
llAineA-ooiiAAme, uaireadoiraidhe, s. m. a watch
or clock-maker.
UAi]\eAc, uaireach, \ ,
^' ^°rary.
tlAi]ieAniuil, uaireamhuil,i
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