An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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bc\Ll5At,A|i, ballghalar, s. the rheumatism; the
gout ; a kind of plague.
bAtltiiAjcvro, ballmhagaUlh, s. a laughing stock.
bAt-tn^i-j, baUiiasff, s. a ligament connecting the
bones at the joints to prevent dislocation.
Ollic; the joints, the limbs, Liu, O'B., and
Sh.
bAllóg, ballofj, s. a blot, aSA.; the skull; a shell_
bAlloj-lo^-gAinn, ballog-losgainn, s. a mushroom.
bAll-oibne, ball-oibre, s. a tool to work with.
bAlloii'gceAc, balloisc/teach, s. a lobster.
bAll-]-AlAC, ball-salac'h, maculation, macule, Sh.
bAbl-]-Ainpuilb, ball-sainpuill, an example, a
specimen, Sli.
bAli-joi-Q, bahgoid, s. f. a blister, a pimple.
bAbli-g, ballsg, s. a blot, spot, pi. bAblpgAOA.
bAÍl]-ei]\c, ballseirc, a beauty spot.
bAll-j-geij, ball-sgeig, s. a laughing-stock.
bAll)-5Óit), ballsgoid, s. a halyard, a rope for
tiimming the sail of a ship.
bAllj'jói-otm, buUsgoidim, v. to blister.
bAbt-coiniiiAii-j, b(dl-toirmaisg, an obstacle, Sh.
bAliuijcAcc, bcdluigheacht, s. blotting, staining.
bÁliiiA, balma, s. balm.
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