An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

llimpeACAriiuiLjMiWii-eac/iaOT/tMiV, a. arithmetical.
X\]m]\e&cÁn,uimhreachan, s. m. an arithmetician.
llinineAmA]!, uimreamliar, a. very fat.
llimpocLAt), uimrotUadli, circumgyration, revo-
Uition.
llminoclAn, u{7nrothlan,v. I revolve, cii-cumgy-
rate. .
llniifeoLATÍ), uimslieoladh, s. circumnavigation.
lliiiifuiúeACA'ó, uimshuidheachadh, s. circumpo-
sition.
lliniynuc, uimshruth, \ s. circumnuence.
11 iiiiflMiCAU, minshnitliadh,)
UiniynucAC, uimshriithach, a. circumfluent, circumfluous.
lliiAicAtTi, itnaicham, v. to bustle, Sh.
llmce, icinche, s. a battle, skirmish, onset.
lime, nine, s. time, opportunity, respite.
llmeAtii, uineamh, s. strength, power, bravery.
UiiicAiTiATo, idneamaid, s. f. ointment.
llmge, uinge, s. f. an ounce; an ingot.
tliiine, uinne, a. blind.
llitineAm, uinneani, s. m. strength.
\h-\meim,uinneaiuh, s. m. an onion; gen. uineA-
liiAin.
tlmneoj, uinneog, see ].-uinneo5.
llmniun, uinniun, s. m. an onion.
llinni-BAC, uinnseach, s. a light woman.
I1inii]-e>.\ct>, uinnseachd, s. f. playing the wanton.
llinj-eAnu, tnnseann, s. an ash tree.
11in]'eAnnAC, uinseannach, a. ashen.
limp, UÍ71SÍ, V. is, it is, i. e. aca.
Ilin]-ui5iin, uinsttighim, v.I manage, sway, wield.
Xh\\, uir, s. mould, earth, clay, dust, ground;
see a-oIda ociia; fire; prop. u)\; IIeh.,ui\
Uijib, uii'b, s. the earth.
lliUciii, uirchin, s. £ a pig, grice.
I1il\cun, uirchur, s. a cricket, churworm, fen
cricket.
l1i]\T), iiird, gen. of 0]to.
l1i)TOiobA-ó, uirdhiohhadh, s. eclipsing or sup-
pression of letters.
llilróiuJA-ó, uirdhiughadh, s. an eclipse of the
sun, or of letters.
UiiropeACA-o, uirdhreachadh, s. a delineation.
I1i|\e, uire, s. llberaHty; freshness, greenness; a.
more fresh, more green.
l1i|\eAc-o, uireachd, s. freshness, greenness, good-
ness.
l1i)\eAt), uiread, s. newness, freshness; see also
oi]\eAX).
l1il\eA5AÍ), uireaghadJi, s. renewing, refreshing.
11i1\ca51ac, uireaglach, a. terribly afraid.
llilieAglA-o, uh-eaglad/i, s. dread, fear; great
I'eur, terror.
l1i]\eAiii'LAct), uireamhlaclid, s. £ earthiuess.
um uis
HiiieAtfiuib, uireamhuil, a. earthy.
UineA'plDAC, uireasbhach, s. ra. a needy person ; a.
indigent, needy; defective, destitute.
UilveAfbACT),
destitution.
tiireasbhachd, s. defection, want,
l1i]\eA^-bAb, uireashhadh, \ s. want, need, indll1iHeA]-bui-ó,
iiireashliuidh,^ gence.
I1i]\ex), uired, s. a pillar, a column.
Hi^ipArii, uirfhamh, s. a mole.
llippAcbA, uirfhiada, s. pi. the foreteeth.
l1iHJAi)At)eAt), uirgliairdeadh, s. rejoicing.
lli]\5e, uirge, s. the membrum virile.
Ibivgiobb, uirghioll, s. eloquence, utterance; a
command.
llilAJiobÍAc, uirgldollach, a. eloquent,
llipjlie, uirgre, see uijige.
l1ij\5]\eAnnACT), uirgreaniiachd^ s. £ pubei-ty,
ripeness of age.
Uinro. uirid, 1
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llilMot), uiriod, J
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UilMJ, uirigh, s. a couch, a bed.
UiHifeAb, uiriseal,! a. base, mean, slavish, crlngllipipob,
uirisiol,) ing, abject, low, vile.
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7 7 , > ness, humihation,
uiHirbeACO, mrisleaclid, -,
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debasement.
tlijúfbijiTn, mrislighim, v. I debase, disparage.
UiUliocAn, uirliochan, s. a vomiting.
l1i]\bioi", uirlios, s. £ a walled garden.
l1iHlio-|'CAi|i, uirliostair, s. a manger.
llinii]', iiii'lis, 6. tools, instruments, implements.
llipbfi-ó, uirlisidh, s. the town guard or watch.
Uijineii', iiirneis, s. a furnace.
I1i]uii|% uirnis, s. £ apparel; tools, implements.
I1i)\]ie, MiVj'g, prep, upon or unto her, or It.
lli]\]ieACAi]\e, uirreachaire, adj. readier, more
watchful.
UiH-HeACAU, uir-reatliadh, s. a mole.
lliUqieAnAU, uirthreanadh, s. ridges made In the
sand by the ebbing of the tide.
l1ili]Miii, uin-im, see unpAiii.
Uipfgéul, nirsgeul, s. m. a fable, story, legend.
Ui^il-géulATOe, uirsgeulaidke, s. m. a fabulist,
novehst.
lliH^-jeubJA, uirsgeulglia, a. fabulous, legendary.
UiUqieAtiA, uirthreana, s. pi. pits of water in the
sand left by the ebbing of the sea.
llif, uis, s. use; duty, obedience; a. humble,
obedient.
l1i)-X)eolAct), uisdeolachd, s. £ supplication.
1.1i]'eAb, uiseal, a. snug, comfortable.
l1i^-eAiiiuil, uisea)nhuU,\ a. dutiful, obedient,
I1i]-i, uisi, y humble.
Uil-eoj, ulseog, s. £ a lark.
l1i]-eo5-coilLe, uiseog-coille, s. £ a wood-lark.