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Mar aisling eh., like a pleasant dream ;
caoinchnamh,
a polished bone; a' tagbadh chlacha mhuir 'na caoin bh gcala, -he sett in irhite
fla-mes; caoir di.ealan, glea,,.x of light niity ; a'
na b iMif auu caoin, choosing smooth stone* ; caoiu-siau, foaii\\ slii'M 'na c.'.aoir gh al,
tlic hill-Hide, une iiuirx
ageiMeshoicer.
of whit,- foam
,, because
aaoiu. -e, *./. The exterior surface of cloth, Yul- therein had .so .i.i-jvar-ud the rivulets.)
.-.illed the "right" side 2 Rind. 3 caoi-ran, see caoi>ii:-rau.
Kindness. 4 Sward. Caoiu uaine, green caoir-bianag, AlMel) s/. Phospliorence, gleam
ward ;
bhris e caoiii au leati.iach, ht l/roke in the sea. ~1
Effulgence thrown off by decavins
the surface oj the leather ;
caoin is a>-c u>iu
fish.
an aodaioh, the "right" and "u-ro/.y" s d of caoir-chon,} Gueldi r-r.ise, see ceir-iccan.
h; chuir ini caoin air as-cauiii, I got into
a great rage.
caoir-diins, -e,.*^.
bles
Thicket of thorns or bram-
moin-air-ascaoin, adv. Inside out.
caoireacb, a. Sparkling, gleaming, flashing,
caoin-chaithliun, s.f. Name of a star.
naming. 2**FLry, impetuous, b F arrant.
Small caoin-cheaun,} s.m. Cotton-sedge (.plant/, see
.. -eig, -eagau, s.f. dr^, p at. 2
caoin-chronachadh,i s.m. Admonition.
Cfcoin-curouaiuh,* v.a. Admonish.
of caoin.
..,-ioa, a.m. Stubble. 2 Moss, see
.. -aidh, s.tn. Drying, as of hay,
the MUI'S heat for the purpose of
of caoinicn. A'
i
, p< .part,
lh na *aidlie, drying the hay.
caoineag.
idia.ii, -ain, a.m. Kolisher of stone.
--.is, g.m. Peace, mildness, tran-
.oimhneas.
h. -Ma, s.j/i. Weeping, crying, lamen-
\Va.hug, howhug. A' c , pr pt.
of caoiu.
[lit. weeper] s.f. Naiad who
leath of, and weeps for those
slam inb.ttie.
caoinear,* s.ui, Sheer indifference.
arli,* a. Indifferent, careless.
caoineas,** -eis, s.m. Lamenting.
i'ort. ^**Garrison.
.nigoff, gibing, jeering.
each,* a. Indifferent, apt to gibe or
take oft.
eachd,* s f. Assumed indifference, fastidiousness,
foolish pride.
.>-al, a. AVhite and soft. Do chanach
_be il, thy toft u'liite ni'malai-ii-utm n.
tc,t..mirb., x.;. Cotton.
.1., r.a. Dry,
- Mate smooth.
cani-ii ;ie, a. Coujpassiouate.
caoinlearji,** -lich, s.on. Corn-stul.ble.
caoin-iulioladh,Jt -aidh, -aidhean, a.m. Blandatiun.
OBoiu-shuarach, -aiche, a. Indifferent, careless.
d, s.f.iiui. Indifference, curecaointt-ach,
-iche, a. Sad, sorrowful, mournful,
melancbo'V, whining
1-4 ha 'acain ca.dnteaca,
; c. fad na b-
/t'X ) i.irujxl
, -tnh, *.in. .M/jurucr, whiner.
,* *.f. rt'iualv -T-kelpie,
whose particular provinco it was to vvaru ri;e
ineUibers of her favourite clan* of
preach of death, ;by weeping and wuiln.g
Small piece of coai. 3 Small peat ur piece of
coal on tire. Cha tuit caoireag a cliabh falamh,
fitfl will imi fall from, an empitj red.
;ich, a. L-'uli of dry peat> ur .-.mail pieces
of coal. U**Crumbled, like peat or coal.
canireall, see Ciiireal.
caoirean, -ein, -reanan, s. m. Plaintive song,
plaintive sound. 2 Soft sound, purling sound,
b Wailing, mournful voice. 4** Murmur,
moan 5**Cooing of a dove. 6**Brawl. 7
si(iiid
caoir- shohis, -uis, s m. Gleam
ing lip,tit. 2 Etrulgence.
eaoirtheaeh, >eiche, ,,
caoir-Leiiie. AC: *./. Fire sparkles, blaze of
tire. 2 Firebrand. Tha 'n duine 'na chaoire
tU-ar a teine, thf ^:lan is in red j>arkles of fire.
caoir-theinijti II;,** ,.?/(.. Gat-lie sp-l ing of kitten.
'acnau, i/
s.m.
-
tcaoitheanui,
ui;earan.
(AC) see caoiin a^.
caol, cao.le, a. Sr.,nit, slei.der. thin, lean, lank,
.ig,
attenuated, narrow. '2** Lrii;-toned. Dh.'
caoir, -e, -ean,
.
/. Virebraud. 2 Blaze of
fhighi'in biv. c .h ;< b!;iodh c;;> 1 dhnit, /
burning, actx-rni .anit-d :
; v/iLii sparks 01 hre U-Oidd iceave t