An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

•oiA mbu cutTiA ebi]\c A-^&y Aidoe". O'D. 56
See eipiiAC. O'D. 1813.
BcceL .1. gnini bonbU\cAif -oo itiniic fAiji. H-
;i 18; C. 513.
GccotiriAc, a person not come to the years of
understanding. R.I.A. 43-6-2^; C 1939.
See eAcco'oiiAch.
Gccoimioe, uncommon, unlikely place. O'D.
1888;i?fm'Z. 487;0'D. 2136.
e-ccuibT3iU]% eccuibiu]-, separately, each man
for himself. H. 3. 17 ; O'D. 544 ; H. 5. 15 ;
O'D. 1669; C. 1893.
eoniAcc, an innocent person. Egert. 88; C.
2646.
ecniAccA, impotent, insufficient, incapable. " Cé
At)beiiA gup jeAbbATJ bcAn in inT)l,i5Ci5 lAn-
eibi)-, cifif , mountain pasture (Ulster).
eibleACAji, they perished. See quotation at
rriAC béijinn for an example.
GiDifCAUA, hostages: "fOAicc Af au ci^ jAn
giAÍb, jAn emijieAW, they then returned
from that country without getting submission
or hostages. 0' Conor, ad ann. 1233, 1250;
hostages, 1504. " Aicipe .i. icif a •oé .i. icip
OA feiceAtiuiin". Cor. Glos. " &icineA'OA,
EID em EIN
obsides". Triad. Thaxi., page 299. See
Aicife.
ei-oiiunroibceji, is taken away, deducted, or subtracted.
See ei'onimTOi'benn. Egerton, 88;
C. 2357.
Bircinnce, eccm'oce, undefined, not prescriptive.
Rawl. 487 ; O'D. 2022.
GijeAf, gen. éijif, a learned man, a poet.
" ^icheA-ó éici]-: cój^chAf in echbAifc, AjAf
ApAt) nAti nAit)ib ffiAe co ivoeÁ^uiA ceA)ic
ffic". H. 3. 18, p. 376 b.
eijein, shouting. E. 3.- 5 ; O'D. 1416.
Cijin, violation, ravishing: " CÁic inA tulef
éijin nA mnÁ?" C. 981.
Gigin .1. CO •oeiriiin. C. 2812.
Gigm, force ; a|i ei^in, byforce or with difficulty.
Aiiinui]' -[M^-, no moj no cutiiAb, no cinnt) ni " A5 rjMAbt Af éiccin uaca", attempting to
bei]' A •oeuArh, UAip i]' éctuACCA". H. 3. 17, make his escape. 0' Conor, ad ann. 1250.
col. 421;£'i?er