An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

Caicitii, I consume, use, eat, spend. " CAicpx)
me -pein te nAtiAin é". {Kil/c). " CAicra An
pne An yeponn". Egert. SS, C. 22dd. " ca
An rAÍAin CAicce qiéic)\e Anoi|-". (KilJc).
Caicih, cacaih, hair. E. 3. 5 ; O'D. 1472, Egert.
90;O'D. 1965.
CAlClUJAt) .1. CACA1]\. C. 2777.
CAicne, the arhuius tree. This is the name
used at Killamcy. A)TO nA ceicne is the old
name of Smerwick harbour, situated in the
north-west of the parish of Dunurlin, in the
barony of Corcaguiny, coimty of Kerry.
CAÍAt), hardness, severity. C. 963.
CaIau, fields on the banks of a river ; a holm,
or landing place for boats; a ferry. This
•word enters largely into the topographical
names along the river Shannon, and on both
sides of the sinuous windings of the river
Suck, in the
Galway.
counties of Roscommon and
CaLIadoih, the keeper of the calendar; the calculator
of the festivals, etc. See quotation at
cuiocAipe.
CAblAinn, the calends of a month; also the end
or tennination of time.
" *Oo CUA1-Ó lAjlAlil HIao'óoj inA]A A ]\i,\\>\
COpp AgA]' CA0lil-CAl)'l An ]\í, gO ^IAllil bilAÚ-
Ain biocflÁn ó'n j^-cAblumn 50 céite, co
n-A cbéijv AjA]' CO nA coiiiicmól, 'ha cjio^'gAt)
fo\\ ui^-ce AjA^' i:oi\ ApÁn". Vita Maidoci.
" UuAciinnTiAin "o'oji^Ain o'n g-cAbÍAinn co
]\oi*Le An bbiATJAin ]-i". Four Masters. " o
cAbAint) co bmicc". H. 3. 18, 3, a. See W.
L. p. 62, c. 2.
CAbniAcu]', strength, bravery. Bawl. 487, O'D.
2108.
CAlpATJA .1. cAbpooA .1. bonus pes vel pedes.
Cor. Glos.
CAint)e]\c, slrabo. Z. i. 75.
CAin-niAJ, there is a place of this name in the
parish of Abbeylara, barony of Granard, and
county of Longford.
CAn-A-j', wide, wlience? Interrogative. "