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LEARNER'S
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Note
This dictionary has been compiled to meet the needs of
those who are studying Irish in schools and colleges, and
of students of the language in general; and its aim is to
supply Irish equivalent" for the English words commonly
met with in speech and writing. Many words relating
to modern life and developments are given, but here the
criterion of selection has been common usage. No attempt
has been made to cover rarely-used technical terms of a
specialist nature as their inclusion would have greatly
increased the size of the work without adding to its value
as a concise, practical dictionary for everyday use.
LEARNER'S
ENGLISH-IRISH DICTIONARY
abandon (to)
abase (to) islixi, islim. uiRislixi.
abate (to) IAJ-OU; -ment IACAISCG,
m.; lAscAinG, /.
abbess Ab-mACAiR, bAn-Ab, /.
abbey mAiniscm, g. CRGAC, f.
abbot Ab, .-AbA, m.
abbreviate (to) JIORRU, SIORRAIITI;
-tion nox>, m.
abdomen bols, m.
abduct (to) PUA-OAC, m.; ^VJAT>AITVI.
abhor (to) pxiActi, ptiACAim; is
5RAin liom.
abide (to dwell) COTIAI; (to bear
with pulAin5im, poi-onim ie.
ability CUTDAS, m.; eipGAcc, /.
ablaze CRI tine, ATI IASAT>.
able cumASAc; I am able is
liotn (T>om), p6AT>Aim.
abnormal mi-cuiosAc,
aboard AH boR-o.
abode AIC COIIAICG, /.
abolish CUR AR CGAI.
abominable [^]UA^AR,
abounding plxnRseAc, liomriAR,
RAif>siuil; a. in plumse
CRAnn, bro).
about (time) um, cimpeAll; (con-
cerning) 1 TDCAOb, A5 CAgAIRC T)6 ,'
(place) cimpeAll, AR put).
above CUAS, IGASCUAS; over
6s cionn, CAR.
abrasion SCRA^A-O, m.
abridge (to) coiniRiu.
abroad (outside) Atnxnj, l,eAsmui5;
going, a. "out Am AC, "out CAR "LeAR
abrupt 5ROT),
abscess lionA-6, m.; (boil) neAS-
CO1T), /.
absent AS IACAIR, AR
absolute COARC, -pioR-.
absolution Apsoloi-o, /. ; niAitn'm-
ACAS, m.
absorb (to) sti, lonsu; -ent siiic-
6AC.
abstain (a. from) SCAOIIA-O 6;
seAnA-6.
abstinence CRGATIAS, m., x>eAnAini
c.; seAnA-6, seAnAim.
abstract adj. ceibi.
absurd AipeiseAc, t)i-ceilli, bAoc.
abundance ptumse, /. ; RArose, /. ;
UontiiAiRe, /.
abuse (to) rnAstti, CARCAISHIU, cus
Aim roe beit.
abyss -ouiosAn, m.
accede (to) geilleA-o -60, Aoncu te
accelerate (to) luAtx't, SCARU.
accent com, /., bemi SOCA, /.
accept (to) 5tACAx>; gAbAil le.
acceptable lonjlAccA .
accessories cReAllArh, m., SIGASRA,
m., CORACA, pi.
accident cionoisc, /., cAisme, m.;
cimpisc, /.
acclamation SAIR,/., ollsAin; pi.
5ARCA.
accompany i -oceAnncA, le cois, in
emeAcc le, ^ARA, i bpocAm.
accomplish "oeAti Am , "oeAn Aim ',
CR1OCT1X1 .
accord Aon-coil, g.-ol&, f.
according (to) -oo RGIR; -ly T>A
R61R S1T1.
accouchement Un seolcA, /.
account cuncAs, m.; CUAIRISC, /. ;
sceAlA (news) ; of no account 5An
cAbAcc; on a. of ITIAR seAll AR,
oe cionn.
accountable ^RGASARCAC i .
accountant cuncAsom, m.
accumulate (to) bAilivi, cnosAc, m.\
cnosAim; -ator (electric) AccA-on-
RA, m.
accuracy CRXI inn GAS , m.; beAcce,
/. ; CGARCACC, /.
accurate cRumn, bcAcc, CGARC.
accursed m AllAice .
ACCUSE
AFFRONT
accuse (to) seAnAn, m.; cvnsiu le;
n. -ed ingeARAncAC, m.; -ative
case cuisoAl AITISI.
accustom (to) cleAccA-6; -oeAnAim
CAici -oe (AH).
ace (in cards) ATI c-Aon.
ache cmneAs, m.; c. cmn, c.
plACAll; plATl, /.
achievement 511 iom, m.; obAiR, /.;
be ARC, /.
acid n. seARb, /. ; AigeA-o, w.
acknowledge (to) A-omu; A-oniAirn;
-ment A-oriiAil.
acorn cno "OARAC, m.', c. "OARAI,
pi. CTIA, cnoice; rneAS "OARAC.
acquaint (to) msinc, mseAcc, CUR
in iu1.
acquaintance (with people) AiceAn-
CAS, m.; COI-ORGATTI, m.; (with
facts) eolAS, m.
acquire (to) pAil, SOIACAR, jjeibim,
SOlACRAVm .
acquit (to) bReic SAORCA A cAbAmc;
CU5AHTI t)R. S.
acre ACRA, m.
acrimony sembe, /. ; seARbAs, m.;
jeiKe, /. ; bimb, /.
across CRASTIA, CAR.
act 5niotii, m.; be ARC, /. ; act
(legal) ACC, m.\ -ion gnioriiu.
actor Aisceom, m.; acting AIS-
ceoiRCAcc,/. ; act of a play gniotii.
active snioniAc, IU^AR, b 105 AC.
activity lupAmeAcc, /.; beocc, /.;
pi. snioriiARCA.
actual -oeARb-, pioR-; (with def.
article) the a. person An mi me
CCATinA.
acute SCAR, (mentally) seARcuiseAc.
Adam's apple t bRA-o, m.
add (to) stnmiu, CUR le.
addicted CU5CA *oo, ctAoncA cun.
addled (egg) tib JIUSAIR; (brain)
SUA1C6, AR tneARAI.
address (of letter) seolA-6, g. -ICA;
(speech) ORATO, /., CAinc, /.
adenoid AT>Atioro, /.
adequate leoR, -oocAin, ^.-ATIA, m.
adhere (to) ceAtigAl -oe, leAnuinc
oe.
adjacent m Aice (le), cAob le.
adjective A 1-01 ACC, /.
adjourn (to), postpone CUR AR
adjudicate (to) bReic A
molc6meAcc, (molA-6) A
adjust (to)
administer (affairs) RIAR, RIARA-O;
(tO give) A CA6<MHC -DO.
admirable ^OTICA, lomholcA.
admiration moR-iiieAs, m.\ CAIC-
neAni, m.
admire (I) is cAicneAtii liom, CAIC-
nionn lioin.
admission COA-O-ISCCAC; to admit
ll5CAn 1SC6AC.
admit (to) (confess) A-OTTIAII,
AX)tiiAim .
adopt (to) 5AbAil (SIACA-O) le,
5AbAim ie.
adopt (to) (a child) UCCTTIACA-O.
adoration A-ORA-O, g. -ARCA, m.;
A-ORAITTI.
adornuig Ag ITIAISIU, niAishn.
adornment mAise, /. ; mAtsiu.
adrift AR SCACRAII
le 5Aoic (le SRUC).
adroit "ceAs-lAth AC .
adult -ouine ^ASCA, T. pompe.
adulterate (to) cRUAilliu, cRUAillim.
adultery -ORUIS, /.
advance (to) mil (ceim) cun cinn,
AR A5A1-6.
advantage buncAisce, /.
adventure piuncAR, m., CACCRA, m.;
adventurer peAR piuncAm.
adverb -oo-bRiACAR, m.
adversary tiAiriAi-o, /. ; Amseom, m.
adversity AmARAn, m., Tni-A"6,
g. -Am, m.
advertise (to)
g. -ARCA,/.; m.,
advice coriiAmle, /. ; to advise
cotiiAiRliu; adviser comAmleAC, m.
cotiiAmleoiR, tn.
advocate Abcoi-oe, Abcoi-oi, m.
adze cAl, m.
aerial n. AeRSReAns, /.
afar i 5cem, i bpAT>.
affable IAC, soilbm, SUAIRC.
affair 5116, m.; CURATD, m.; ni, m
affect (to) 5Oilliumc ORTTI;
ORT11 .
affection cion, g. ceAtiA, m.;
g. seAnA, m.; -ate ceAnuil,
uil.
affliction (of mind) buAmc, /.;
, m.; (of body) mACAil,/.
afford is (ni h)ACtriAin t>o, /. ;
(nil) i 5CuniAS -oo.
affront cARCAisne, /. ; (to a.)
CARCAismu, cARCAisnim.
AFRAID
afraid cA5lAc; I fear is
tiorn; CA GA5lA ORtn, /.
after (in time) CAR eis, -o'eis; (in
order) 1 n-oiAi-6.
afternoon lARnoin,/. ; cRAcnonA, m.
afterwards -DA eis; 'TIA -QIAI-O
sin.
again ARIS, ACUAIR, CAR n-Ais.
against 1 5comtie; m A^AI-Q.
age AOS, Aois, m. and /. ; aged
AOSCA, cnion; old age SGATI-AOIS.
agent gnioriiAi, m.; pei-omeAtinAC, m.
aggressive CRO-OAC, nAtrroAC.
agile tupAR, scAOilce.
agility luc, m.; Uip-AiRG, /.
agitate (to) SUACA-O, CORRAI; -tion
coRRAil, /.
ago 6 sin, PAT> 6 sin.
agony piAn, /. ; peAnnAiT), /. ;
iospAmc. /.
agree (to) Aoncu; la. AoncAimle;
CAgAim te.
agreeable (person) IAC, gRAmAR.
agreement Aoncu, m., RGICGAC, m.
agriculture AH, m.; ctmAT>6iR6Acc,/.
CAl/mAIOCC, /.
ague cRic, g. CRGACA; pi. CRGACAI.
ahead cvm cinn; AH A5Aif>; AR
COSAC.
aid (to) cAbRu le, poiRicinc AH,
poiRim.
ail (what ails you ?) CAT> (CGAR-O)
ACA ORC ? CAT) CA CGARR teAC ?
ailment bReoice'Acc,/. ; cmneAs, m.;
log
aim (hit, discover) Annsiti, Aimsim;
(purpose) AI-OTTI, /. ; ctispoiR, m.
air AGR, in.
airy AGRAC, AGRCA.
akin (related) gAol
alarm AHAICG, m.;
SCAnRAT), m.
alarm clock (bell)
m.. C. pOgARCA.
alas! FARAOIR! mo b
alb tome SA^AIRC, /.
alcohol biocAile, m.; Alcol, m.
alkali Alcoil, /.
alder pGARnA, m.', -pGARnos, /.
ale lionn.m.; alehouse cij; i
CAbAmne, m.
alien (adj. & n.) GAccRAnnAC, coig-
RIOCAC, g. -A1J;, 5AU; adj. gAtl-OA.
alight (to) cumlmg.
alike cosuil, -OGAlRAireAC, mAR A
_ _ _ AMISS
alive beo; in A bcACAi-6; still a.
mAiRGAnn pos.
all 50 tern, tjile, AR pA-o.
allegiance -oitse, /.
allegory j?Ait-sceAl, m.
alliance comcGAngAl; marriage
alliance cleAmnAS, m.
allOW (to) - C6ATHJ , CCAT)Aim .
allowance AlltincAs, m.
alloy coimiocAt, m.
allude (to) cAgAmc -DO, cAgRAim -oo;
CRACC AR.
allure (to), coax mcAUA-o, -Aim,
bRGAgAX), -Aim.; adj.
ally coth^tiAilli, m.
almanac pe
ahnighty vi
almost bGA5n AC ; n AC moR ; 5GAVL tcis .
alms TG1RC, /.
aloft in A1R~OG, IASCUAS.
alone m (A) AonAR, IGIS (tiom, etc.)
pem; adv. 50 hAonARAC.
along, through length of AR -peA-6;
along with 1 bpocAiR, 1
aloud 6s AR-O.
alphabet Aibicm, /.
already ceAnA (pcm).
also IGIS, pRGisin, com
altar AlcoiR, g. -ORAC, /.
alter (to) ACRXI, ACRAim; n. ACRU, m.
alternate JACRG .
alternative mAtAiRc, /. ; ACARRAC, m.
although ce 50, bio-6 50.
altitude AIR-OG, /.
altogether 50 lem; AR FAT>; 50
alum Ailim, /.
aluminium Ailimine, /.
always i sconAi; i -ocolAm; in
past RiArh; in future coice.
amalgamate (to) ctimAsc, ctimAsc-
Aim ; metal coniteAgA-o .
amazement AlluAcc, /.; ioncAS, m.
ambassador cAi-oleom, m.; CGACCA
SCAIC, m.
ambiguous x>e-bRioc, eisinncG.
ambition AiRx>-miAn, /. ; v. miAn-
Aim; adj. and adv. tiAillmiAnAc.
ambush omciU, /.; Itn'ocAr, m.
amend (to) IGASU, teASAim.
amends (to make a.) cvuceAm, m.;
A cAbAmc Ann; leoRJsniom, m.; A
amicable siocAncA, IAC,
amiss (harmful) misce (is and ni
m.); may I An misce -com, etc.
AMMONIA
APPEASE
ammonia Amom, /.
ammunition ton tAriiACCA, I6ti
CO5AVO.
amnesty scAoiteA-6 SAO*.
among (amid) i IHGASC, mm.
amount (total) stum,/.; lomtAn, m.',
great a. tnoRcui-o, /. ; tnoRAn, m.',
A tAn.
ampere Aimpem, /.
ample 50 Icon; -oocAm, g. -AtiA
amplify (to) mGA-ou; -fier meAT>A-
coiR, m.
amputate (to) bAinc -oe; CGASCATD;
56ARRA-6 .
amusement CAICGAITI Aimsme, /. ;
sugRA, m.; sRCAnn, m.
amusing gRGAiimiiAR, sutciiiAR,5Rinn .
anaemia ptAnivoic, /.
anaesthetic ARAnmmicAn, m.
analogy AHAIAC, /.
analyse (to) i-om-oGAtu, cAipu, n.
anarchy cineib, /. ; AmniAil, /.
anatomy conpsriAs; compeot-
AIOCC, /.
ancestor smseAR, m.
anchor ACAIRG, m.; AncAme, m.
anchorite -oicReAbAc, w.
ancient seAnx>A, ARSA.
and ASUS.
anecdote sceilin, m.
anemone tus tiA ^AOICC. m.
anemometer sAociiiGA, /.
angel Ani5GAt, m.
Angelus -pAilce An A 111511.
anger ^GARS, /.; olc, m.; adj.,
angle uittG, g. -Ann, /.; adj.,
UlttGAnnAC.
angler IASCAIRG, m.', stAc-1.
anguish CGASAX>, g. -SCA, m.; Good
Friday Aome Ati CGASCA.
animal Ainmi, m.; pi. -ice.
anunosity tiATiroAs, m. ; -ooiceAlt, m.
ankle Ate, m. Rthtin
annals AnnAlA, pi.
annihilate (to) SCRIOSA-O, -oiocu.
anniversary ctnirme cinn-bliAtiA.
announce (to) POJAIRC, ^OSRA,
g. ARC A, m.\ po5RAini.
annoy (to) CRA, CRAIITI; annoyed
CRA1CG, buARCA.
annual bliAncvhl; adv. 50 bt - .
annuity AnnAi-o, /.
annul (to) CUR AR ceAl.-oi-scAOiteA-o,
Annunciation Day LA 'te
CARRAIJ.
anoint (to) UTIJA-O, OIA; cumitn An
Ol/A *6eAnAC AR.
anonymous 5An Amm.
another eile; ceAnn eite.
answer FRGASRA, g. -ARC A; ^RGAS-
A1RC, pR6A5RAim.
ant SGAngAn, m.
antagonist nAriiAit), /. ; biobAt), w.;
ccite coriiRAic, m.
antecedent RGITTICGACCAI, m.
anthology cntiASAcc, /., cnosAc;
bolg sotACAiR, m.
anthropology mnnGolAiocc, /.
anticipate CGACCROIHI, cAgAim ROIIII;
to expect CA suit A5Atn te.
anticipation coinnG tc, suit te.
antics Aiscit, /. ; sGAmAi, pi.;
gOCAl, pi.
antidote mm-cosc, m.
antique ARSA ; antiquity ARSAIOCC ;
-uary sGAn-oAtAi, m.
antiseptic -oi-moRscAc (n. and adj.'
antrum cuAsAn, m.
anvil mncom, /., g. -eonAc.
anxiety imni, m. and /.; buAiRc, /.;
anxious imnioc, buARCA.
any Aon; person emnc; anything
Aon ni, m.', Aon RU-D, m.; any-
where Aon Aic, /. ; Aon bAtt, m.
apart 6 ccite, tois pcm.
apartment SGOITIRA, m.
ape ApA, m.
apex SCUAIC, /. ; buAic, /.
apiece (each) An ceAnn .
apologise (to) 5AbAit teicsceit; I
ap. 5Aib mo tcicsccAt; -getic
teiCSCGAtAC.
apostate CRGISCGOIR IRSG.
apostle AspAt, m.
apothecary ceimici, m.;
m.; pocAiCGARAi, m.
appal (to) scAnRu, CUR UA^AIS AR;
-ling SCAnRAICGAC, UA^ASAC.
apparatus ^GARAS, m.; ^tcAs, m.
apparel GAT)AC, wi.\ cutAic, /.
apparent tcm, soiteiR, so-pcicsG,
SAITlAtCA.
apparition sAn'iAitc, /. ; CAibsG, rn.\
pis, /.
appeal ACAmi, /. ; impi; (legal)
AComARC, m.
appearance -oGAtRAm , m . ; CRUC, m. ;
CGACC 1 tACAIR.
appease (to) ceAnnsu, ciunu.
APPEND
ASCENSION
append (to) cxm le; CUR Ainme le.
appendix 4511 isin, m.\ (intestine)
PUCO5 QIOTTlAOin, CAOlAn T).
appertaining to bAmc le.
appetite soile, m.; -ouil, /. ; ponn
bi-6, m.
applause sAm rhotcA, /. ; buAlAx>
bos; I applaud c65Aim 5. tri.;
oeAnAim b. bos.
apple ul, m.
appliance gteAS, w.; c6m, /.;
g., CORAC.
apply (to) (i) a. to the wound cun
leis Ati 5CR6Acc; (2) a. for A
1ARRA1X), 1ARRACAS A CU1R 1SC6AC AH;
(3) application (in study) -oiceAll
(OutRACt) A CA1C6ATTI te ; (4) to a.
the rod pei-om AbAinc AS An cslAit.
appoint (to) . . . A ceApA-6, A COJA-O;
-ment tosA-o, ceApACAn.
appreciate (I app.) is moR AS Am ;
inolAim .
apprentice pmnciseAc, m.
approach (to) -ORui-oim le, T>ul i
ocReo; n. beAlAc, sli, bocAR cun .
approval tnolA-6, AonrAt), m.;
le.
approximate SAR-, neAS-
neAS-cuAmim).
April AibReAn, m.', mi
apron ApRun, m.; worker's a.
pRAiscin, m.
apt omiunAc, peilumAc; a. speech
oeisbeAlAi, /.
arable (land) colAm cum;
c. loncsAOCAin.
arbiter molcom, m.; -trary -oeAC-
arbitration oA-OAR-niolA-o, molA-6
bemce.
arbutus CAicne, /. ; cttAnn (CAOR) c.
arc SCUA, m.
arch SCUA, m.
arch- (high, chief) AWO-, pnioni-.
archaeology seAn-oAlAiocc, /.;
-gist seAn-OAlAi, m.
archaic AUSA, seAn*oA.
archer sAijj-oeom, sAis-oixim, m.
architect Ailcme, m. ; pomsneom, m.
architecture AilcmeAcc, /.
ardour -oiognAis, /. ; ardent
area ceAncAR, m.; Inniscem, /.;
enclosed a. clos, m., CUAR, m.,
bAnRAC, m.
arena IACAIR (loc) comRAic.
argument ARgomc, /. ; AiceAm, m.',
v. Aicim; conspoi-o, /.
arid spAllcA, cmnn.
arise (to) emi; (from sleep) - bi i-o
SU1, 61R15-
aristocracy ta Aisle, pl.\ -crat
co-onAC.
arithmetic AmeArii, m.', RioriiAm-
6ACC, /.
ark AIRC, /.
arm s&Ag, /. ; weapon ARTTI, m.
arm (to) ARmAil, /.; CUR (-oul) pe
ARtn; armed pe ARtn ARmtA; coat
of arms ARTTIAS, m.
armature (electric) silliARAnn, m.
arm-chair CACAO IR uileAnn, /.
armful gAbAil, m.; bAclA, /.
armistice sos COHIRAIC, m.
armpit ASCAU, /.
army ARID, m.; PORSAI AiRtn.
around c imp e All, c. AR, moR-t.;
um, pA.
arouse (to) tnuscAilc, musclAim.
arrange (to), array COIRIU, SOCRU,
CUR m OR"OU .
arrears puiol (piAc, oibRe, etc.);
RiARAisce, m.
arrest (to) 5At>Ail, ceApA-6; cose.
arrival CCACC, sROicmc, /.
arrive (to) CCACC, cAgAim; sROicmc,
SROicim.
arrogance t>iotnAs, m., SOCAI m.;
adj., "oiomsAC, SOCAIAC.
arrow SAIJCA-O, g. -5x5 e, /.
arsenic AiRsm, /.
art eAlAi, /.; artistic GAlAioncA
artery peic nioR, /. ; Amceme, /.
artful cleASAc, SASCA.
arthritis AICAS, m.
article RU-O, m.; ni, m.; in gram-
mar Ale, m.\ written a. Aisce,/.
artificial CACAIR, SAORJA.
artillery OR-OAnAs, m.,
as niAR; as good as com mAic le;
as you think mAR is "0615 leAc;
as if p6 mAR, AtiiAil is mAR;
because coisc, -oe bRi, 6m.
asbestos Aisbeisc,/. ; AimbReoc, m.
ascend (to) emi; -oul in AIR-OG;
CAim AS emi SUAS.
ascendancy uAccARAnAcc, /., mAisc-
RIOCC, /. ; the a. class An UAS-
Aicme, /.
Ascension Thursday '
ASCERTAIN
ATTENDANCE
ascertain, discover (to)
jeibiTn p., pionnACCAin,
ascribe (to) CUR (cumim
ash (tree) ptnnseoj, /.
ashes VUAIC, /. ; VuAicReAc, m.
Ash Wednesday CeA-OAom A'
leic.
ashamed nAme AR;
shamed nAmice; shame
aside 1 leACAoib.
askew piAR-sceo, AH sceo.
ask (to) for IARRATO, IARRAITTI; to
inquire ^IA^RAI, ^IA^RAI.
asleep im, ix> (etc.) coxilA'o; cic
(se) T>A CO-OlAX).
aspect -oeAtuAtTi, m.\ gne, /. ; CRUC,
m.', srmA, m.
aspersion -cRoc-ceist, /.;
oisbeAjA-o.
aspen CRATIII cneACA.
asphalt AspAlc, m.; pic, /.
asphyxia rnu CAT) , m .
aspirate (to) (gram.) seimiu,
aspiration (wish)
ass AS At, m.
assail (to) IOTISAI, cAbAiRc pe;
assailant ionsAiteom, m.
assassinate (to) -otmiiiARij ; assassin
ountriAKAcom, m.
assault IOIISAI, coRp-ionsAi, m.;
btJAlAT), ^A^All AH.
assemble (to), assembly cnumniu,
m.', ciomAU5A; cionol, m.; COITTI-
ciotiol.
assent Aoncu le.
assert (to) nA, p65Ainc, p65RAitn.
assessor meAscoiR, m.
assets 5uscAl, m.; seAlucAs, m.;
TTIAOin, /.
assiduous, enthusiastic -DUC-RACCAC,
oiceAtlAC.
assign (I) rugAim (bemnn) -oo.
assist (to) CAtimvi le, c^bRAim te;
ance CA^AIR, /. ; cunAtri, m.',
fXHRicin; -ant conjAncom, m.
associate (to a. with) coixmeAni A
le; -out 1 scotriltJA-OAR; CA
ige sm le . . . .
assort (to) RAnmi, 5tie--6ei5ilc, /.;
1T)1RT)eAllJ.
assuage mAolxi; pAoiseAtri A CA^AIRC.
assume (I) glACAim le, 5AbAim le,
SATtllAltn .
Assumption LA 'le mume SA b^oni-
AK; CxjttSAbAil TIA tTiAijiome tTltime.
assurance "00111111 iw, oenime, f. ;
ARACAS, m.; what assurance! CAT)
e co^Aile (riARnulAcc, socAl, etc) 6.
assure (I a. you) oemim(-se) leAc!
rn'^ocAl "otnc! 'om bRiACAR.
asterisk ReAlcos, /.
astern (to go) cxiU'i, -otil AR gcul.
asthma rrmcAX), m.
astonish (to) is ioriA-6, 1. A CUR AR;
you a. me is IOHAT> liom tu.
astonishment ionAx>, m., 1 on CAS, m.
AllCACC, /.
astray ATTIU, AR seACRAn, AR pAn, AR
astride AR leACA-6 cos, AR SCARA-O
astronomy ReAlceolAiocc, /., R.-
eolAs, m.
astronomer ReAlceolAi, vn.\ RGAT)-
6m, m.
asunder 6 'ceile, AS A c.
asylum ceARmon, m.; lunatic a.
spi-oeAl meAbAR5AlAiR, CCAC 59 Air.
at Ag, um, 1, AR, p& A5 bAile, urn
SAiriAin, m AO' COR (at all), AR ATI
b-peis, FA "oemeA-o.
atheist Di-cRei-oeAtriAC, m.;
.
athlete IUCAI, m., peAR IUICIOCCA.
athletic IU^AR; a. games cleASA
atmosphere AeR-bRAc, m.
atmospherics AeR-rommeAsc, m.
atom AT>Aiii, m.; ic ATDAITIAC.
atonement leoRt;niorh, m., ctnceAiii,
vn.\ to a. leoRJ;nioiii A
CUICeATTI A CAbAIRC.
atrocity -oo-beAR^, m., beARc
CRAX)SCAlAC.
atrophy seARjA-o, m.
attach (to) ceAn5Al T>e, leAnumc D
attachment cion, m., g. COAIIA,
5RA, m., CAicneAiii, m.
attack 1OT1SA1, m., cAb<\mc |?AOI
ionsAim; illness CAOTTI, m.
attainments (pi.) bAT)A, SAITI-
attempt IARRACC, /. ; v. ct>5Aim
1ARRACC AR (pAOl).
attend (to) AIRO A cAbAmr "oo;
^ReAscAl AR; a. meeting beic
IAICRGAC AJ; cnuinni-u.
attendance PRPASFAI, m., pRiorAl-
Arh, m.; at class nrmReAiri, m.;
v. pReAscAlAim; attendant ^RCAS-
m., coimeAX>Ai, m.
ATTENTION
BAILIFF
attention A me, /., AIR-O, /., adj.
AiReAc; v. cAbAm Ame.
attire CA-OAC, m.; ei-oe, /.; to a.
attitude SGASAITI, m., lompAR, m.,
meon, m.
attorney AcvmnAe, m.
attract (to) [AJcAnuAing; -tion CAR-
attractive
attribute buAro, /.; cReic, /.
attribute (to) CUR i leic, cumim
(luAim) 1 I.
attuned i -ociuin le, AH Aon-cium
le.
auburn -oonn, -oonn-bui.
auction cAinc, /. ; AR c.
audacity -OAHAIOCT:, /., DASACC, /.,
oit TiAme; adj. -AC.
audible so-cloisce, m-cloisce.
audience luce eiscij;, eisnceoiRi;
I. peACATIA.
auditor bReicneom, cuntAsom, w.
auger CRACAR, m.', CRACAIR, /. ; g.
ARAC .
augury CUAR, m.; ReAnVcotriARCA.
August mi tun ASA; tun AS.
aunt Aincin, /.
auspice T>eA-tuAR, m.
auspicious seAnriiAR, oeA-tuARCA.
austere x>iAti-sniAccuil, CRUAITK
authentic -oeARb, -OGARPA, bunusAc,
author VTOAR, m.
authorise (to) ceA-ou, U-ORU,
UX) ARAS .
authority U-OARAS, w.
autobiography nmbeACAisneis, /.
autocracy uAitRem,/. ; uAtsmAcc, m.
automatic pem-jnioniAC, UAC-
autopsy coRp-imucA-6, m.
Autumn An -poniAR, m.
auxiliary bReise, congAncAc.
avail mAit, rAmbe, /., CA^AIR, /.
avail (to) to a. of eni)m (USAI-O) A
bAinc AS.
available le (AR) ^^it, m.
avalanche triAi-oni, /., m. sneAccA.
avarice sAinc, /. ; adj . -eAC, EAHCAC.
avenge (to) -oiolcAS -o' ASAIRC; -o.
A bAinc Am AC.
avenue AS c All, /.
average meAn-, m.-uinim, m.-cotriAS,
aversion PUAC -oo, m., col le, m.
avert (to) (avoid) seACAinc, seAC-
nAim.
aviation eicleoiRGAcc, /.
avidity ciocRAs.-ouil; adj., CIOCRAC,
oulmAR.
avoid (to) seACAinc, seAcnAnn.
avow (to) A-oriiAil, A-oiiiAhn.
await (to) pAm'nnc (pumeAc) le;
pAn le.
awake (to) -ouiseAcc, -ouisim; mus-
CAilc, mvisclAim.
award (to) rnolAT) T>O, molAim (An
OUA1S, etc.) -06; court a. bReic, /.
award (the) An cRAob, An -OUAIS, etc.
aware, I am a. is eol -oom; biox>
A pios ASAC, etc.
away Armns, AS bAile, AR siul.
awe SCAC, m., uAtriAn, m., tJApAs, m.
to overawe eAslA (tiAriiAn) A CUR
AR .
awful UA^ASAC, UAAR.
awhile 50 poill.
awkward Ainms, mi-cApAi-6;
ness Ainmse.
awl rneAnAite, m.
awning poscA-6, m., beAlscAc, m.
awry piAR-sceo, AR leAcniAins.
axe CUA, /.
axiom JM'RIC, /., soilemse, /.
axis peARSAX),/., CRAnn iompAiR, m.,
A1S, /.
azure spem-joRm.
baby leAnb, m.', bunoc, /.;
nAionAn, m.
bachelor bAicsilem, m., g. -CARA;
pi. -emi.
back -oRom, m. and /. ; g. -ORomA;
to move back culu; adv., AR AIS,
AR 5Cul.
backbiting culcAinc, /.
backbone cnArii -ORomA, m.
bacon bA5un, m.
bad olc, 5An niAic, -OROC-; badness -
olcAs, m.
badge COTTIARCA, m., suAiceAncAs, m.
badger bRoc, m.
baffle (to) SARU.
bag mAlA, m. ; school b. meAlbog, /.
baggage bA5Aisce, m.
bagpipe piob, /. ; g. pibe.
bail bAnnA, m.; v. SCAOII pe
to bail liquid cAOSc<v6, cAomAt>.
bailiff bAille, m.
BAIT
bait bAix>ce, m.
bake (to) ptnneA-6, pumce; bAcAil ;
baker pumceom, m.
balance (weighing b.) meA, /.;
in the b. SA ihro; scAlA, m.; to
b. cocRornvi.
balance (remainder) puiolAc, m.
balcony AileAR, m.\ g. -A.
bald rnAol, lorn.
bale (bundle) beARc, m.; g. bmc.
balk (I b.) coiscim AH, bACAim e.
ball liACRoi-o, /.; b. (of thread)
ceiRclin (snAcA).
ball bearings rnmli iompAiR, pi.
ball race mmlRiAn, m.
ballad AirmAn, m., IAOI, m.
ballast bAllAsc, m.
ballot bocAil, /.
balloon eAxmornAn, m.
balm bAtsAtn, m.', g.-&', CUITIRACC,/.
ban pe posAmc, pe cose, m.
band bAtroA, m.; of persons
buion, /. ; g. -ine; SASRA, m.
bandage pAisceAn, m.
bang coRAnn, m.; CUAITIC, /.
banish (to) -oibmc, ionnAnbA-6; -ed
person "oibeARCAc, m.
bank bAnc, m., g. bAinc; (clay or
turf) pone, m.
bankruptcy bAnc-cliseA-6; bank-
rupt peirhi, m.
banner bRACAc, m., memse, m.
banquet pleA-6, /.; g. pleroe.
baptism bAisce; 6om t)Aisce.
bar bARRA, m.; (to) stop, hinder
cose, bAC.
barbarous b ARb ARC A .
barber beARbom, m.
bard bAR-o, m., pile, m.
bare torn, noccAice.
barely AR eigeAn.
bargain ITIARSA-O, m., sAOR-rhAR5At>.
bark (of dog) sceAtii, sceAiiiAil; (of
tree) come, /.; CRAiceAtm, m.
barley GORTIA, /.; g. -An.
barm sAbAa, /.
barn sciobol, m.
barometer ACRriieA, /.
barony bARuncAcc, /.
barrack bAnRAic, /.
barrel bARRAille, m., so ice AC, m.
barren SCASC, neArh-coRcuit,
barrier cose, m., bARRA, m.
barrister Abco me , m .
barrow bARUA, m.; wheel b.
ROC-bARHA.
BEE
barter
base bun, bonn, btin-ioriA-o; adj.,
CRUAllllte.
bashful cucAit, culmAncA, cAmAitce
basin bAisin, m.; river b. cutnAR
(sleAnn) AbAnn, AbAncRAC, m.
bask (in sun) SORA-O gReme.
basking shark UoriiAn gReine, m.
basket ctiAb, m.; g. -6ib; ciseAn, m.
bass (in music) -OOR-O, m.; (a fish)
bAS 56At.
bat (stick) bACA, m.; (animal)
sciAcAn teACAiR, niiot,co5 I.
bath polcATO, iontAt); b. tub titnAn
potcAiT), trniAR ionlAi-6.
bathos leime, /.
batter (to) SHCA-OATD, pleAncA-o,
STnAlCAT) .
battery (electr.) CA-OTIRA, m.
battle CAC, m., coniRAC, m.
battlement (of bridge) si AC -OROICI-O.
bawling AS beicis; g. beici.
bay (of sea) bA, /. ; (of hound)
SlATn, m.', g. -A', baying 5lAtnAil;
(colour) ^Donn .
be bi, bigi; to be beic.
beach cnA, /. ; g. CRA; ctA-oAc, m.
beacon leAS-corhARCA, m.; cm-c.
beads pAit>nin, m.; clocA p.
beak gob, m.
beam (of wood) sAit, /. ; biomA, m.
(of light) ICAS (SA) solAis; (o.
sunl.) 5 A SReine.
bear putAng te; to carry iompAR
bear (animal) beicm, /.; g. beii
RCAC, mAcum, m.; g. unA.
beard peAsos, /.
beast Ainmi, m., beicioc, m.; -\y
bRUTOiuiV, beiscixnt.
beat (to) btiAtA-o; (to defeat) bxiAirn
AR, (cA) btAice (A5Am) AR.
beautiful AlAinn; beauty Aitle, _/.
because coisc 50, -oe bRi 50, IHAR
50, i -ocAob 50.
beckon (to) smei-oeA-o, b AS A IRC.
becomes ^DeAnAnn . . . -oe; b. a
man "oeAnAnn peAR Tie; the suit
b. him cASAnn Ati ctilAic s WAIC
66; it ill b. him is olc An iiiAiser>6.
bed leAbA, /. ; g.
bedclothes CATJAI
bedlam RI-RA, miAille-buAille.
bee beAc, /.; g. beice; beehive
CRuiceos, /. ; swarm of bees
sAice beAc, m.; beeswax ceiw
beAc. /.
BEECH
BLACKBIRD
beech peA-bite, m.
beef mAiRCFeoil, /.
beer beom, /.; g. -ORAC.
beetle pRiompAltAn, m.
before (in motion and time) Roim;
(in presence), 6s coriiAiw, 1 IACAIR;
(seated in front of), AH beAtAib;
conj., SARA.
beg (to) 1ARRA1-6, ACAini, suroe,
iinpi.
beggar peAw -oeiwce, bACAc; beg-
gary bocce, -oeAlus.
begin (to) cosnu AH; in the begin-
ning AH COSAC, ATI -ocuis; begin-
ner cosnAiceoiw.
begone imp. inns, sttJAis leAc.
behalf AW son, AH (rriAw) riiAice le,
CAW ceAtin.
behaviour iompAw; behave iom-
PAIR cu pem; good b. -oeA-iompAti;
misb. T>Roc-iompAR.
behead (to) -oi-ceAnnA-o.
behind (position) cAob CIAR x>e, AH
cvitAib; (following) 1 nTMAi-6.
behold PGAC !
being v. beic; a person -ouine,
OAonnAi.
belchhig bRuccAil.
belie bneAgtnj, SARU.
belief cnei-oeArii, m.; believing
CReiTMumc; believer cReiT>meAc, m.
bell clog, m.
bellman ^CAR 01015.
bellow bum,/. , bumceAc, Asbumcis.
bellows boils, pi.
belly bots, m.
belongs to is le . . , tiom, ICAC, etc.
beloved ionum, -oilis.
below cios, pe bun, cAob tios x>e,
VAISCIOS -oe.
belt CHIOS, m.; g. CHBASA.
bench bmse, m.
bend tub, /., cow CAtn; to bend
tub AT) ; cAm At) .
beneath pe, pe bun, teAscios T>e.
benediction beAnnAcc, /.; g. -An;
beAnnu.
benefit rAmbe, m., mAiteAS, m.;
adj. cAmbeAC, mAit.
benefit (to) DeAnAm mAiteASA -60,
out cun niAiceASA T>O, AH rriAice te.
benumb(ness) puAmneArii, m., bAnn-
liobAR, vn.
berry CAOH, f. ; g. cAome; smeAn, m.
berth ion ATI, m., ionAT> COT>IACA, etc.
beside te hAis, m AICI, cois.
besides mA teAnncA sm, com mAit
teis sin; others besides -oAome
nAC e.
best, better is peAnn.
bestow (to) bttonnA-6.
bet seAll, m.', g. gitt; I'll bet
cumpiT) me 56Att.
betray (to) peAttA-6 A, sceiceA-6
AH; betrayer bnAiteA-oom, m.
between rom, CA-OAU, 1 meAsc.
bewail (to) cAoineA-6, sot.
beware seACAin! Ame -ouic! pAm
cusAc !
bewilder (to) CUR meARACAitt AW.
bewitch CUR pe -ORAIOCC.
beyond CAR, cAll, CAob cAll, tAs-
CAtt T>e.
bias leicleACAs, m.; ctAoncAcc, /.;
ed ct Aon c A .
bible bioblA, m. ; biblical biobAVoA.
bicycle ROCAR, m.
bid (I b. you) r>eAn THAR -oeiRim
teAc; ORT)Aim T>uic; bidding AS
WA te, AS ow-ou -60; bid 'good day'
beAnnu .
bier CROCAR, m.
biestings mAocAt, m.
big moR, ott-.
bigotry peARniA-o, m.
bile -oomtAs, m.
bilingual -o A-ceAnscAc .
bill (beak) sob, m.; (a note),
bitte, m.
billow (wave) conn, /. ; g. coinne.
bin ARA1T), /., COTTtRA (CO^RA), /.
bind (to) ceAnsAt, SReAmu.
binocular -oe-suiteAc, m.
biography beACAisneis, /.
biology beAceotAiocc, /.
birch beic, /., CRAnn beice.
bird eAn, m.; coll., eAntAice.
birth bReic, /. ; g. bemce.
biscuit bRioscA, m.
bisect Romn 'nA T>A teAc.
bishop eAspAs, m.
bit btuiRe, m., SIOCA, m., sReim, m.;
g. -eAmA; bit of bridle beAlbAC, m.
bite sReim, m., g. sReAmA, beAtos,
/. ; to bite s neiTTI A ^> R eic AR, SR.
A bAinc AS.
bitter seARb, s AR -ness seiRbe,
/. ; seARbAS, m.; seme, /.
black -cub; to blacken rmbA-6;
-ness -ouibe.
blackbird ton, m., ton-oub, m., g.
-uib; female b. cemseAc, /., -si.
BLACKGUARD
BOUT
blackguard
ra.
blacksmith 5AbA, ra.
blackthorn -oRAion mib; b. stick
bladder lAtiinAn, m., eA-oRoniAn, m.
blade (of knife) lAnn, /.; (of grass),
bRob, m.; (of an oar), bos, /.
blame rmlleAn, m.; blaming CUR
milleAin AH.
blank polArh, bAn.
blanket plAmceA-o, m., ploir, /.
blasphemy TMAIVIASIA, m.
blast sei-oeAn, m.
blaze IASAIR, /., g. IASRAC.
bleach (to) CUARA-O, seAlA-o;
bleaching green CUAR, m.
bleak scem-oitiil.
bleat rneileAC, /. ; v. AS meitij.
bleeding sileA-6 (CUR, cAbAinc) polA.
blend imp., meAsc; -ing meASCA-6.
bless (to) beAnnu, beAnnAite; cois-
blight nieAtlu, m.
blind -oAll; bad sight CAOC; to
blind -oAllA-6; -ness -OAille, /.,
cAoice, /.
blindfold CUR -oAllA-puicin AH;
blindman's-buff -OAllA-puicin .
blink (to) stneiT>eAx>, CAOCA-O (sul).
blister clos, m.', -ing closA-o.
block ceAp, m., bloc, m.
blockhead -OAOI, ceAnn cipin.
blood pu il, /. ; shed OORCAT) polA ;
bloody puilceAc; bl. -horse
CAP Alt polAioccA; also plAnn, /.,
plAnnAC, etc.
bloom btAt, m.; -ing blApAR, p6
blAc ; -ing blAcu .
blot (daub) sAlu; blot out
scniosA-6, 5tAnAT>.
blotch bAll (-oonn, -cub, etc.).
blow bvntle, m.
blow (to) seroeA-6.
bludgeon bACA, m.; cleic, /.
blue 5omii .
blunder bocvm, m.', ctJAiplis, /.
blunt mAot.
blush IASA-Q, luisne, T)eAn5A-6; he
blushed cAimg I. Ann; -oeAng se.
boar collAc, m.; (wild b.) uonc, m.
board ctAn, m., bon-o, m.
boast (-ing) mAioiri AS, m.; -ful
boat bAx), m.; -ing bAT>6meAcc;
boatman bAT)6in.
body colAnn, /., CAbAit, /., conp,
m.; solidity ceAgAR, m.
body (association of persons)
.; ctiAiAcc.y.; SASRA, m.;
, m.', comtticc, m.
bog PORCAC, m.; bosAc, m.; to sink
in soft ground -out AR IAR.
boil neAscoiT), /.
boil (to) bemm, bemice; piucA-6,
piticcA; boiler come, m.,
A1R6, Wl.
boisterous 5ARb; (wind)
bold "OAnA.
Bolshevist bolseibeAc, m.
bolster A^OARC, m,
bolt SAb, m., bolcA, m.
bomb bombA, m., pleAscAn, m.
bond ceAnsAl, m., bAnnA, m., ^
rnbAnnAi, pe b.
bondage -oAomse, /.
bone cnAm, m.; bony cnAtriAC.
bonnet bomei-o, /., bAiRReA-o, m.
book VeAbAR, m.; bookshop siopA
book-keeper cuncAsom, m., cleiR-
GAC ctincAis.
boom (sound) puAim, /.
boor boxAC, m., T>xnne oicm.
boot bRos, /., bviACAis, /.
booth bot, /.
booty CRGAC, /. ; stoi-o, /.
border imeAll, m.; citimAis, /.
bore (to) coU-A-6, poll A ctm i;
b. of tube CRO, m., coll, m.
boric boRAc.
borough bAile, m., buRg, m.
borrow (to) pAtl AR IASACC, seibim
AR 1; -ed AR 1.
bosom ticc, m., bRollAC, m.
botany IvnbeolAS, m.; l.-eolAiocc,/.
botch milleAX)-mAi-oe; b. job
ObAIR gAn SlACC.
both (persons) bemc, AR^on ; things
An -OA; both clay and stones
1T)1R CR6 A5US CIOCA.
bother (to) bo-oRA-6, nA bi 'om
bo-oRA-6 .
bottle bui-oeAl, m.
bottom con, /.; (of place) bun, m.,
IOCCAR, m.
bough 56A5, /., g. 56159; cRAob, /.
bounce pRGAb, /. , scemn, /.
bound leim, /.
bounds, -dary CGORA, /., g. -nn;
boundless 5An CBORA,
bout 5RGAS, m., boticA, m.
BOW
bow bogA, m.; b. of ship COSAC
1011159.
bOW (to) Xltntxj, steACCA-6.
bowels lonACAR, m., inni; sceis
(TTIOR, beA$), pxicos (m, b).
bowl CORTI, m., boulA, m.
box boscA, m.
box bxntte, m., b. -conn; -ing
"OORnAit, f.', boxer ooRnAtAi.
boy sARsxin, m., bxiACAitt, in.
brace cxiptA, m., peif>Re, m.
bracelet bRAisteA-o, /.
bragging niAioth ; braggart
scAOCAme, bxiAiteAtn-sciAc.
brain mcmn, /.
brake coscAti, m.
bramble -ORIS, /., -oRiseos, /.
bran bRAn, m.
branch cRAob, /., seAs, /.
brand COTTIARCA, m.; ctimim c. AR.
brandish (to)
brass PRAS, m.
brave CAtmA,
bravo! T)1A IGAC! ttlAic An
5omim cu !
brawl bRxnon, /. ; SRASCAR, m.
brawny peicleogAC, CROAH, pomcit.
bray beic, /. braying AS be 1015.
brazen (of brass) PRAIS; (of con-
duct) noAHi-nAmeAC.
braze (to) pRASAit, SOR-CACA-O.
breach beARnA, /. ; bRisev6, m.
bread ARAH , m .
breadth teiceA-o, m.
break (to) bRiseA-6, bRisim; day-
break eiRi lAe.
breakfast bRicpeAscA, m.
breast bRoltAc, wi., ucc, m., cioc, /.
breath AH At, /. ; breathing AS
AnAtu, CARRA1t15 T1A llAnAlA.
breathless sioRRAtiAt AR, /., SAOCAR.
breeches bRisce, m.
breed siol, m., cine, m., cReib, /.,
POR, m.; b. of hens poR ceARC.
breeding siotu, poRii.
breeze toicne; breezy toicneAc.
breviary poRctis, m.
brewer bRibem, m.; -ing bRibeiR-
CACC.
briar -ORIS, /., sceAc, /., g.
sceice.
bribe bReAb, /., g. bReibe; -ing
bReAbA-6 .
brick bR ic, /.
bricklayer SAOR bRice.
bride bRix>eAC, /., bRroeoj;, /.
BURN
bridesmaid comroeAC, /., cuniAt, /.
bridge -oRoiceA-o, m.
bridle SRIAH, M., ceAnnRAC, m.
brief SBARR, SAIRI-O, JAR.
brigade bRiosAi-o, /.
bright seAt ; brightness gite ;
b. lad 5ARstin ctisre (JASCA).
brightening seAtAt) , jeAtAim .
brilliant gteiseAt, soitsc-AC.
brim pAobAR, m., bRUAC, nt.
brindled RIAC.
brine sAite, m.; briny gome.
bring (to) bReic, bemim.
brink bRUAC, m.
brisk meAR, bRioniAR, beogA.
Britain An t)R6ACAin, /., British
t) Re AC An AC
brittle bRiosc, teocAitteAC.
broad
broadcast
broil bRuit, ROSCA-O.
bronchitis ptxicAX) cteib, m
bronze cRe-uriiA, m.
brooch -oeAtg, /., bioRAti
bRoltAis, m.
brood At (sicini, etc.).
brook sRvirAn, m.\ stAise, /.;
seitceAn, m.
broom scxiAb, /.
broth AHRAIC, m.
brother -oeARCAiR, m., g. -CAR.
brow eAX>An m.; mAtA, /. ; g. n
brown "oonn, RUA.
browshig miOR, m., posAiocc, _/.
bruise (to) bRu.
bubble botgoi-o,/., ctog, m.; -ing
pltlbAT).
budget CIAC, g. ceij, m.; meAtbos,
/. ; tax b. cAmpAisneis, /.
building (house) pomsneAri^ w
pi., pomginci; to build cog-Ait.
bulb (of plant) bteibin. in., (ol
glass) bolsAn, m.
bulge cuts; to b. exits A-O.
bunch cRiopAt, m., -DORP on, m.
bundle beARc, m., beARCAn, m.
bungle toc.toicim; -er toicimen<
m., tiobAR, m.
buoy COTYIARCA, eAt)RomAn.
buoyant ionsnAini -AITIAC; -ancy
lonsnAtriACC, /.
burden xiAUc. m.
burglar poj;tAi, m.. p. ci.
burly CCA^ARCA, CORP-RGAITIAR.
burn (to) 1>6, -06 im; LOSCA-O, toia
c itn ; burn er x>6 1 Re , m
11
BURROW
CAPSIZE
burrow comigeAR, m., poll, m.;
tO b. poll AX), COC.
burst (to) pleAscA-6.
bury (to) A-O^ACA-O, CUR; -ried
AxYlAicce.
burying ground neili^, /.
bush COR, m., com, m., t>os, m.',
bushy (tail) scuAbAC.
business 5116, m., g., gnocA.
bus bus, m. ; bus-stop bus-scAT>, m. ;
b. depot bus-ARAs, m.
bustle FUA-OAR, m.; -ling FUA-OAR-
All, 50 pUAT)ARAC.
busy 5tiocAc, bROTOiuil, pRAmneAC.
busybody -oume mioscAiseAc, peAR
commisc.
but AC.
butcher buiscem, m.
butler boidlem, m.
butter mi, m.
buttercup CAtn (lus) An irne, m.
butterfly pevoleAcAn, m.
buttermilk blAcAc, /.
buttock in AS, m., 5eAt>An, m.
button criAipe, m.
buy (to) ceAnnAc; buyer ceAtm-
Aiceom, pi. -i., tucc ceAtinAij.
buzz ooR'oAn, m. ; er OOR'OAIRO, m.
by go by a place -out CAR; by
train AR CRAGD ; by my word -OAR
rn'pocAl; by one o'clock um A
hAon A cloj; by myself tiom pom;
by waiting le pAtiumc; one by
one -oume AR xnnne; multiply by
two meA-oAij; pA -66 .
by-pass (-to) seAc-5AbAil; n. seAc-
ROT>, m.
cabbage cAbAisce, m.
cabin bocAn, m., cAbAn,
cable CCA-O, /., cAblA, m.
cackling SIAJARTIAC, /.
caddie siollA, m., gillin.
cage CAS, m.; bird c.
CAT, m.
cairn CARII, m., IOACC, m.
cake bAiRRin, m., cisce, m.
calamity cubAisc, /.; -tous
cubAisceAc.
calcic, calcareous cAilceAC, AOITTIAR.
calculate (to) AmeAtii, m., COTTIAIR-
eAm.
calendar peilme, m., CAIATTOOIR, m.
calf IAO, m., 5AmAin, m.; c. of leg
colpA. m., meAll tiA coise.
calico bAipiue, in.
calipers CGATICAIR COHIAIS.
call slAO, m.; to call glAo
calling (trade) gAiRtn,/., CGAR-O,/. ;
the man called John An peAR
OARAb Ainm S.; call in btiAil
1SC6AC.
calm cium, ciunAS, m., CAlm, vn.\
to calm ciunvi.
calorie CAIRA, m.
calumny culcAinc, /., AICIS, /. ;
-niate cAbAmc Aicise AR.
calve (to) bReic IAOIS; RUJ An bo
cambric cAimbRic, /.
camel CATTIAI, m.
camp longpoRc, m., CAtnpA, m.; to
c. CUR L. (c.) AR bun.
campaign ^GACCAS, m.
camphor CAtnpRA, m.
can cAnnA, m.
can (able to) is pemm (le, TOO),
peAT>ATlTI, C15 le.
canal CATIAII, /., g. -AlAc.
cancel (to) SCRIOS, CUR AR ceAl,
T)i-CtlK.
cancer Aillis, /., g. -Aillse.
candidate IARRACOIR, m.,
iomAiceoiR, m.
candle comneAt, /. ; -stick
comnleom, m.', IA 'le rrluiRe nA
jComneAl.
cane slAc, /., cAnA, m.
cannon gunnA moR.
canon cAnonAC, m.', -ical
CAn6nt)A.
canoe CURRAC, m.; nAobog, j.
canonise CAnonu .
canteen (shop, bar, tin) CAincin, m.
canter cosA-in-AiRT>e, SOX>AR, m.
cant word TIAC CAince.
canvas AnAiRC, /., CAnpAs, m.
cap CAipin, m., bAiRReAT), m.
capable cutnASAC, eipeAccvnl.
capacious pAmsms; -ity coille, /.
cape cAi-op, /., cAbA, m.', (head-
land) ceAnncme, m., Rinn, /. .
SRUb, /.
caper JRGAS Rince, ' geAmAice ';
' capers ' ctis, soici, pi.
capital (city) pRiom-cACAiR, /.; c.
letter cmn-liciR, /. ; c. punish-
ment pionos bAis; money bun-
A1R56A-0, mAOin, /.
capitation CAPAICIOCC, /.
capsize (to) iompo beAi pe
i. bun 6s cionn.
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CAPTAIN
CERTAIN
captain CApcAen, m., g. -Aein.
captious jeAHAriAc, CAinceAC.
captive n. cnne, m., bRA, /. ; -vity
tottAij-oeAtiAs, m.
capture (to) 5AbAit, CGAPA-O.
car CARR, m.
caraway cARAbuA, siol c., m.
carbon cARbon, /.
carcass cotiAblAc, m.
card CARCA, m.; -player CGARR-
bAc, m.
cardboard CARCPAR, m.
Cardinal CAiR-oineAl, m.; adj.
pnioiri-.
care AIRG, /., AIRGACAS, m.; take
c. Amet>uic!; I don't c. is cuniA
liom; -ful AIRGAC; -less neAm-
A.meAC, neArii-cuRAmAc; -free SATI
mini.
career sli beACA, gAmm, /., sAol, m.
caress (hug) bARRos,/., sliobA-6, m.
cargo IASC, m., luce, m.
Carmelite CAmrniliceAC, m.
carnage emleAc, m., AR, m.,
COSCAR, m.
carnal coltiAi.
carol CARbAll, m.
carousing RA5AmneAil, /. ; AS 61.
carpenter siumem, m.; -try
sitnnemeAcc, /.
carpet bRActmlAm, m., CAmpeAt), m.
carriage coisce, m., CARRAisce, m.
carrot m BAG ATI -oeARg, m.
carry (to) iompAn; bueic le; carry
on leAn one (leAc).
cart CAIRC, /. , pi. CARCACA.
carter (carrier) CAIRRGARAI, m.
cartilage smxiAs, /., niAoclAn, m.
cartridge CARCRAIS, /.
carve (to) sneAnA-o; c. meat
gCARHAX) (slisniu) peotA.
cascade OAS, m., GAS AC, m,
case cunroAc, m. t CAS, m.; (in
grammar) ctnseAl, m.
cash (down) AmgeA-o (sios), A.
tAirne.
cask soiceAC, m.; pi. soici.
casting, cast CAiceAtri, ceilseAn.
caste 5RAX)Atn, m. , ceim, /. , Aicme, m.
castle cAisleATi, m.
castrate (to) coilleA-6, spocAt).
cat CAC, m.
catalogue clAn, m.
cataract see ' cascade '; (in eye)
ponn, m., pionnA-6.
catarrh neAm, m.
catch (to) jAbAil,, brceic AR,
AR; caught bemre AR; caught a
cold ptiAiR slA^-oAti; catch up
with CGACC SXIAS le.
catechism (Christian Doctrine)
CGAJASC CRIOSCAI.
caterpillar cnxitii, crmirri, m. and /.,
peiscin CAbAisce, m.
caterwauling meAblAis .
catgut cAolAn CAIC, m.
cathedral AR-O-GASIAIS, /.
Catholic n. and adj., CAcoilici, m.,
CACOlllCGAC.
cattle eAllAc, m., Amneis, /. ;
scoc, m.
cauldron come, m.
cauliflower colAis, /.
cause cths, /. , AbAR, m.; what is
the C. ? CAT) pA -O6ARA ? CAX) 1S
GUIS (bun) te ?
causeway to CAR, m.
caustic soi-o (ctoc) loiscneAC.
cauterise (to) poRloscA-6.
caution Ame, /., AIRGACAS, m.;
warning RAbA-6, m., posAmc;
-tious AIRGAC, cAmeiseAC.
cavalry, -cade THARCSIA, m.
Cave XJA1TT1, /. , g. tlATTlAn.
cavity CUAS, m., 105 An, m.
caw SRAS, m.; cawing
cease (to) SCAT> xe, SCOR T>e,
6; less gAn SCAT),
ceiling sileAil, /., sineAil.
celebrate (to) comoRA-6; c. Mass
teAtri Aipainn.
celebrity -otnne m6Rclu, -o. ioniRAic-
6AC.
celery meACAn cAcAbA, lus smAiieos,
m.
celestial sp BARS A .
cell (electric, etc.) CA-OAIH, /.;
(monastic) ceAll, /.
cellar seileAR, m.
cement scRoijm, /. ; to join cAcu.
cemetery Reilig, /.
censor cinsme, m.
censure cAmeA-6, iomcAmeA-6, m.
census -OAon-AiReArii, m.
cent CGA-O; (per cent) pAn SCCA-O.
centre L&R, m., ceARclAR, meAn, m.;
-ral meAnAC, lARbAill, AiRmeAn, m.
century CGA-O (bliAin) ; -enary
cumine ceAT>.
ceremony -ooAsgnAt, m.
certain Amice, cinnce; -ty
oenrine, /., cmnceACC, /.
13
CERTIFY
CHIRPING
certify (to) -oeARbvi, -oennniu; -ficate
ceAscAs, m., ceiscimemeAcc, /.
cesspool poll -oRAOibe, m.
chafer (-OAR)-OAOI, m.
chaff CAIC, /., l6cAn, m.
chaffinch seAlbAn cAice, comnlin c.
chagrin i-ceACAcc , /.
chain slAbRA, m.
chair CACAO m, /., g. -GAC.
chalice cAilis, /.
chalk cAilc, /.
challenge -ouslAn, .; I c.
cumim "O. pA.
chamber seomnA, m.
champion JAISCIOC, m.
chance (fate) cinmuinc, /. ; no ch.
of it nit -out AH, nit seAns An;
I chanced it CUAS SA cseAns
leis.
chancel sAingeAl, m.
change ACRU ; exchange rnAlARcvi ;
an ex. mAlAmc, /. ; changeable
ACRA1C6AC.
channel cAnAit, /., g. -AIAC.
chant cAnA'o, CAncAin,
CAnCAIReACC, /.
chaos cm6ib, /., ' hvmlAmAboc '.
chapped (skin) SASA, tnemsRCRi, pi.
chapel seipeAt, m.
chaplain seiplineAc, m.
chapter cAibi-oil, /.
character (reputation) cAil, /.,
clu, m.; certificate of ch. CCASCAS
cAile.
character (in play) PGARSA, /.,
CARAiccem, m.
characteristic s A i n CRG i c , /. ;
adj. -BAG.
charcoal pi -5x1 At, m.
charge (price) COSCAS, m.; 6ileAiii,
m.; in ch. i sctmAm, 1 irtbtin;
attack pobA pe, m., ionsAi AR, m.;
to ch. with a crime A cuisiu le
com.
chariot cAwbA-o, m.
charity CARcAnnAcc, /. ; -able
CARCAnnAC.
charm (spell) bRiocc, m., ORCA, /.;
-ing (pleasing) cAicneAtriAc, /;
see ' coax.'
charred -ou--66ice, smol--ooice.
chart, charter CAIRO, /.
chase (hunt) piAc, m., g. piAij,
seitj, /. ; pursuit COIR, /., COR-
AIOCC, /.
chasm SAS, m., -ouiosAn, m.
chaste seAnmnAi; -ity
nAiocc, /.
chasten (to) STTIACCU, ceAnnsu.
chasuble CASAI, m.
chat All AJAR, m., cotriRA, m.,
seAncAs, m.; -tering of teeth
5ioscAn (-oioscAn) piACAl.
cheap SAOR; -ness SAO me, j.
cheating CAIAOIS, /., cluAmmeACc,/.
check (hindrance) cose, m., SAinn,
/., bACA-6, m.; to examine
scRti-ou; -er SCRU-OOIR.
cheek pluc, /., leiceAn, /.
cheer 5 AIR, /. ; pi. 5 ARC A; -iness
stJAmce, /., soilbRe, /. ; -ful
SUAIRC, soilbm; less x>tiAiRC,
ooilb.
cheese CAIS, /.
chemistry ceirmc, /.; -ist
ceimici, m.
cheque seic, /.
cherry silin, m.
chess piceAll, /.; c. board
picille; c. men pomeAnn p.,
chest (physical) ucc, m., cliAb, /. ;
box - CO1T1RA, /., COpRA, m.
chestnut geAnmcno, m., cn6 CApAill;
colour -oonn .
chew (to)
chicken sicin, m.
chicken-pox boljAc, /.
chickweed ptig, /.
chief (tain) n. ceAnnASAi, m., cmn-
me, m., CAOISGAC, m.
chief (adj.) pRiorh-, ART)-, ceAnn-.
chilblain ptiAccAn, m.
child leAtib, m., pi. leAnAi; -ish
leAnbAi. (See 'baby' and 'infant').
chill PUACC, m., ptJAme, /.; chilly
PUAR; chilled (meat) (peoit)
Reoice.
chilled Reoice, (perished) leACA.
chime elms, /. ; bell chimes
CReill (elms) clog; a ch. of bells
cU>5RA, m.; chiming
chimney simn6, m.
chin smis, /., smigin, w.
China An cSin.
china sincRe, /.; c.-ware ARC A
(^ReicRo) s.
chincough, whooping c. CKIUC, f.,
g. CR6ACA.
chink scoilc, /.
chip sliseos, /., sceAlp65, /.
chirping biosAnnAc, /,, ceiliun, m.
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CHISEL
CLERGY
chisel silb, /., siseAl, m.
chivalry niACAS, m., Ri-omeACC, /.
chlorate cloRAi-o, /.
chloride CIORAVO, /.
chocolate seAclAi-o, /.
choice n. RO^A, /. (See ' choose ').
choir COR, m.
choke CACCAT), rnticAT>; ch. of en-
gine rrmcAi, m.; I am choking
CAitn -ootn cACCA-6.
choose (to) C05A-6, chosen copA.
chop eAstiA, /. ; e. TTIAIRC., e.
CAORAC (cAOmeolA).
chord sReAns, /.; (in music)
chorus cuRpA, m., seise, /.
chough (bird) CA-OOS, /., CAS cois-
06AR5, m.
Christ CRIOSC; -ian CRIOSCAI, m.;
-ianity CRIOSCAIOCC, /.
christening bAisceA-6, /.; g. bAisti.
Christmas noil A 15, /., g. nolUs.
chromium cRoime, /.
chronic buAn, leAnunAC, SIOR-J;AIAR.
chronicle cRoimc, /.
chubby plu CAC .
chuckle srrno-o-5AiRe, m. and /.
chum cuAllAi, m., compAnAc, m.
church eA$lAi s , /. ; -man eA5l A i s-
CAC, m., peARSA eA^lAise; -yard
neilis, /., cill, /.
churl bcroAC.w.; cob AC, m.; -ish
bo-OActnl, -ooiceAllAC.
churn (the container) meAT)AR, /.,
cumneos, /. ; (the contents of)
cu igeAtm , /. ; to ch. oeAtiAni cui5~
irme, triAiscReAX).
churnstaff loinmte, /.
cider liorm ull, m., sti u., m.
cigar ^0-065, /. ; -ette coicin, m.
cinder smol, m., CRATTIOS, /., Aib-
Ieo 5 , /.
cinema cmime, m.
cinquefoil cuig biUeAc.
cipher An COUIARCA in
circle CIORCA!, m.; pAinne, m.;
ClORCAlAC.
circuit iomcuAiRc, /. , cimpeAVL,
circulation l
6ACC, /.
circumvent (to) SARU, ceAcc cim-
peAll.
circumstance CIJRSA, m., c. An
(An snocA); under the c. 1
Aise An sc6iV sin.
circus sioRctJs, w.
cistern VHTIAR, w., -OAbAc, /.,
cAisce, w.
citizen c ACARCAC , vn .
civil -oeAbeASAc, sibiAtcA, IAC; -ity
sibiAlcAcc, /., Uice, /.; C. Ser-
vice ScAc-seiRbis; C. Court
CU1RC t/UACA.
civilisation sibiAlcAcc, /.; to
civilise CAbAmc cun s.
claim eiteAtfi, m.; I c. eilim;
-ant eititeoiR, m.
clam (shellfish) bRioltACAn, m.,
bo-QAiRe, m.
clamour RI-RA, CAUAn, m.; -orous
- SlORAC, CAllAnAC.
clamp pAisceAn, m., pom, /., g.
clan clAnn, /., cReAb, /.
clang cling, /.
clap roRAtin, m.; to clap the door,
etc. plAbA-6; c. hands buAlA-6
bos.
clap-trap bRitleis, /.; sliosAR, w.
claret clAmeA-o, m.
clash cuRRAing, /., ceAgniAil, /.,
CXJA1RC, /.
clasp pAisceAn, m., tub, /. ; to cl.
bRGIC AR, pASCAT).
class RAng, m.; degree ceitn, m.
cmeAt, m., gne, /. ; people Aicme, /.
Classic - ClASAgAC .
classify (to) j;ne-T>ei5ilc, Aicniiii.
clatter gliogAR, w., cliocAR, m.;
-ing 5lio5ARnAit, /.
clause clASAl, m.
claw cRob, m., CRAS, /. ; (talons)
ingne.
clay cRe, /.
clean $lAn; to c. gtAnA-o; -liness
gtAine, /. , gl-AnACAR, m.
clear (to) jlAnA-o, SCRIOSA-O; cl.
out! glAn (SCRIOS) VGAC!; cl. the
way! pAs An beAlAC ! ; cleared the
harbour ^00 5^An beAt An
clear (view) lem, sopeicse;
(weather, sky, water, etc.)
soilseAc; (understanding)
pollAs, soruigte.
clef eocAm, /.
cleft scoilc, /., 5A5, m.; to cleave
- S COlc AX).
clemency cR6cAme,/., pAoiseAm, m.
clergy clem, /.; -man clemeAC,
m., -owine "oen cl6m, PCARSA CAS
lAise.
15
CLERK
COLOSSAL
clerk clemeAc, m.; -ship clem-
C6AS, m., cleAnCAS.
clever clisce; cute glic; -ness
clisceACc, /., sliocAs, m.
cliche clise, m., SGORAI, pi.
cliff pAill (AiU), /.; pi. pAillce.
climax (in illness) -oiceAnn, m.,
pAOCAm, m.
climate AGUAI-O, /.
climb (to) T>neApAT>; -ing -oneAp-
AT>6meAcc.
cling (to) 5eAmxi T>e, cloi le.
clink (to) ctiTigeA-o.
clip (to) beAnnAT), ceASCAT>;
(holder) pAiscin, m.
cloak clocA, m., pAllAms, /. ; to
cloak ceilc, polACAT>.
clock clos, m.
clod scnAiein, m., pox>, m., CAob, m.
cloister clAbscAn, m.
close (to) T>unAT), iAm, iAim; (to
end) -oemeAT) (cnioc) A CUR
le.
close (near to) gAmTo-oo, igcomsAn;
adj. (warm) memb, bnocAllAC.
close n. clos, m.
closet cloiseAT), m., g. -ei-o.
clot CAob, m., g. -A; clotted
ceAccAice.
cloth GAT* AC, m.; pi. eAT>Ai.
clothe (to) cltroAc, eiT>iu.
cloud scAtnAll, m., neAll, m.
cloudy scAtnAllAc, neAllcAc.
cloven sco ilc ice; c. hoof cntib s.
clover seAmAn, m.
clown Am AT> An, m., T>AOI, m.,
pleni>ce, m., bneAllsun, m.
club (wooden) dene, /., smAccin,
m.; (in cards) cmuc; (society)
cum Ann, m., cuAlAcc, /.
cluck 5 IA 5 , /.
clue Iroe, /., nox>, /.
clumsy cticAc, mi-cApAiT), Ainms;
c. person ucAniAlAi, m.
clump coucog, /. , -oos, m., com, m.
cluster cuiopAl, m., cnobAins, /. ;
to c. ciomAttgAT), CRumniu.
clutch 5tteim, m.; (in machine)
mogAll, m.
clutch (of young) Al, m.
CO coin-.
coach coisce, m.; four in hand
c. ceicne jCApAll; headless c.
c. gAn ceAnn, c. bAlb. ; coachman
coisceom, m.
coagulate (to) C^ACCA-O, neAmnu.
coal gtiAl, m.; c. of fire
spne c., /., Albleos, /.
coarse gAnb; -ness 5Ambe, /.
coast imeAll-bon-o, m., on, m.,
cose A, m.
coat COCA, m., cAsog, /. ; c. of tar
bttAc CARUA; c. of arms AnmAs, m.
coax (to) meAllA-6, bneAgA-o.
cobalt cobAl, m.
cobbler SKCASAI, m.
cobweb neA-o (snAc) TDAtiiAm AllA.
cock coileAc, m.; (of hay) COCA, m.
cockade cnocA, m.
cockcrow slAo An coilig.
cockle (shellfish) tuiACAn, w.; (weed)
cogAl, m.
cockroach -OAOI, m., -OAn-OAol,
CIAKOS, /.
cocoa coco, m.
codfish cnosc, m.; cod liver oil
olA CUO1SC.
code COTIAS, m., c6x>, m.
coffee CAife, m.
coffer corhttA, /., g. -nn, copiA, m.
coffin comnA, /., g. -nn.
cog eA5, /., g. 156.
coherer cACA-oom, m.; -esion
come AC A-O.
coil (of rope) conn ceiT>e, m.; to
coil connA-6, connAim; (electrical)
- COCATTOAn, m.
coin bonn, piosA A1U51T>; to c.
CGApA-6, btiAlA-6; -age bonn-
A 1Tl5e AT) AS.
coincide (to) pneA5Ainc -oo, cotii-
omn'nnc.
coke seAnjjuAl, m., ^i-juAl, m.
colander (strainer) siceAl, /.
cold FUACC, m '-> PAiue, /. ; (in
atmosphere) slAise, /. ; adj .
cold (ailment) slAJ-OAn, m., puAcc, m.
colic AtmAins, /., CRGIJI-O, /.
collaborator com-oibi, m.
collapse (to) cicnn, /.
collar bonA, m.; horse-c. coileAR,
m.; c.-bone buAnuA buA-o, m.
colleague CUAHAI, m., pAmci, m.
collect (to) bAiliti, cnunmiu, cnosAC.
collection cnosAC, m., bAiliu, m.
college colAisce, m.
colliery miAnAc 5UAil, m.
collision ctmnAinj;, /., ctiAinc, J.
colonel conn At, m.
colony coiliti, /., coilineACc, /.
colossal sAnmon, AbAlmon, olliiion
16
COLOUR
CONCESSION
colour -OAC, m.; to c. -
colt tmorriAC, m.
column coUm, m.
coma tAimneAll, m.
comb CIOR, /. ; to comb CIORA-O.
combat coriiRAC, m., CROVO, /. ;
-ant CRO-OAI, m., cwo-OAine, m.
combine (to) cvm le ceile, com-
Aoncxi; (reaping machine) iolsAS,
m., corii-i tine All, m.
combustion -06, I AS AD; -tible
ioTTo6iz:e, so-"66ice.
come CAR, cA5Ami; to come le
ceAcc; come in bviAil (CAR)
comedy coimeroe, /., -ORATTIA
comely mAisitnl, -ooicitnl,
comet ReAlc emeAbAill, /.
comfort seAscAiReAcc, /., compoR-o,
m.\ able SGASCAIR, comp6RT)AC.
comical 5ReAntniiAR, AisceAC.
command (to) OR-OXI, polAmeAtri, m. ;
in c. i gceAntiAS.
commander (-dant) ceAnnpeA-onA,
m., ceAtinASAi, m.
commandment Aicne, /., pi. AIC-
eAtlCA.
commemoration COTTIORA-O ctntrme,
commence cosmi; -ment COSAC,
m., cxis, AR ctis.
commend (to) TnolA-6; -ation
oeA-CAil, /., -oeA-ceisc, /.
comment (ary) CASAIRC,/., CRACC, m.
commercecRACCAil,/. , ceAnnAiocc,/.
commission coimisiun, m.; -er
coimisinem, m.
committee coisce, m.; c. man
coisceom, m.
common coicicmn,
comoncA; ly "oe J
commotion cmeib, /., ct&mpAR, m.
communicate (to) msinc -oo; CUR
111 titiiAil,, c. in iut; CXIR sceAlA
ctin.
Communion comAoin, /.
community pobAl, m.; (religious)
CUAllACC, /.
communist cotricumAnnAc, m.',
-ism comcvmiAnnAcc, /.
commutator THAIARCOIR, m.
compact con RAT), m., Re ice AC, m.;
adj., T>Vuc, ciub, oin5ce.
companion cotnpAnAC, m.
company CXH-DGACCA, /., g.-r\, corii-
VUAT>AR, m., ctiAttAcc, /. ', commer-
cial co. cotiitticc gnotA, m.
compare (to) compARAiT> (comeAs)
A -oeAnAtn 1T>1R ; CUR 1 sc.; -rison
- COtnpARAIT), /.
compartment Romn,/., seomRA, m.
compass CAIRC luit, /., compAs, w.;
c. of voice Reirn 5OCA.
compassion CRUA, /. , cRxiAitiieit, /. ;
-ate CROCAIRGAC .
compatriot coni-cmeAc, m.
compel (to) ctiRX)'iACAib AR; -led
bi -o'lACAib AR, b'eiseAn -oo; com-
pulsory eiseAticAc; ulsion eigniu.
compensation CTJICGAITI, m.; to
compensate c. le.
competition lottiAiocc; to compete
Dul in 1.; itor lomAiceom, m.
competent ctimASAc, inmuil,
complairit geARAn, m., CASAOI-Q, /. ;
-ing AS geARAti, Ag CASAOI-O.
complete (to) CRiocnu; adj.
(entire) iomlAn, 50 lem.
complexion r>At, m., sno, m.
complication ACRAnn, m., A urine roe,
/. ; ated ACRAnnAc, AuiiRenJ.
compliment ^molA-6, cRAoslu; under
c. pe comAoni, /.
comply geilleA-o, seillim; (obey)
RtlX) A "OeATIAiri AR.
compose (to) ceApA-6, CUTTIA-O;
-ition ceApA-oomeAcc, /.
compost (manure) AoileAc, m.,
leAsxi, m.
compound ^meAscAn, m., coriimhl,
/., CUTTIASC, w.; c. word compocAl.
comprehend (to) cxiiscmc, /.
compress (to) FASCAT>, -olutti, cAl-
CAT>; -ed -olxiice, -omste, pAiscite.
compromise commeiceAC, m.
compunction CACXJ, m., scRupAl, m.
compute (to) AmeAiri, corriAiReAni .
comrade CUAHAI, m., COTTIRA-OAI, m.
concave CAbAc, CUASAC.
conceal (to) ceilc, polAc; ceilitn,
polAim .
conceit eiRi-in-AiRX>e, m., comceis,
/., moR-is-pixi.
concentrate (to) COUTTOIRIU AR.
conception 5111111111, /. ; (thought)
ctiAiRim, /. , sAiiilxi .
concern imni, /., buAiReAiii, m.
concerning i -ocAob, 1 leit, AS
cAjAiRc T)O; does not concern nt
bAineAnn le.
concert cxi mm ceoil, /.
concession coniAoin, /.,
17
CONCILIATE
CONTENTION
conciliate (to) ceAnnsu, CAbAmc cun
muinceARCAis.
concise AcurnAiR, conigARAC.
conclude (to) cniocrm, -oemeA-6 A
CUR; -usion CRIOC, /., oemeA-o, m.,
corirovmATi).
concrete (of cement, etc.)stRAion,/.
concur (to) Aoncu.
condemn (to) -OAORA-O, -OAtnmi.
condense (to) coiirolutu; -ser
conrolucAiRe, m.
condescend (to) -oeonu .
condiment AnlAnn, m.
condition coinnioU, m.; state
SCA1-O, /., cum A, /, foe, /.
condolence coiiitmon , m .
conduct (behaviour) iornpAR, iom-
pARAnn; (to guide) seolA-6, SCIUR-
A-O, m.
conductor SCIURCOIR, m., tReoRAi,
m.; electric, heat c. seot&f, m.
cone CURCOS, /., (cRuiceos).
confectionery tnitseAn, m., rnileAs-
RA, m.
confederacy conVcoriiAmle, /.
confer (to) -out in A5AU,Atri, 1 gconV
Amle, cun cAinte le; c. on
bnonriAX) AR.
confess (to) A-otiiAil, /., msmc, /.
confession pAoiscm, /. ; -ssor oi-oe
(SASARC) -pAOiscme.
confidence ioncAoib, /., rnuinin, /.;
dent mu in in GAC ; ant ntin CAUA ;
tial pAOi nun, -pAOi "oeiscneiT), /.
confinement pe 5At)Ait, pe cose;
childbirth lui seolcA.
confirm (to) (-ation) ^^enriniu,
cinntiti.
confirmation "Otit ^AOI LAI eAsp-
A1 5 .
conflagration coiceAn, m., IOSCA-O.
conflict coniiiAC, m., coinieAscAw,
m . ; -ing s Anu , bneAsnu .
confluence cuniAn, m.
confusion nieAubAUl, m., meAHAi, m. ;
to confuse ctm AH m . , CUR CRI ceite .
congeal (to)
congenial IAC,
congested cun
congratulate CRAOSI/U -60, motA-6.
congregation pobAl, m., coim-
cionot, m.
congress conroAil,, /., cion6t, m.
conjecture cuAiRim, /., bARuil, /.
conjugate (to) Roitnmu.
conjunction comnAsc, m.
conjuror DRAKTOOIR, m.
connect (to) ceAn5Al, m., TIASCAT:);
-tion bAinc, comceAnsAl.
connor fish bAtlAc, w.
conquer (to) btJACAinc AR, cloi, SARU.
conquest 5Ab Ail, /., A^CAS, m.
conscience coins IAS, m., cous, m.
conscious he is c. CA An
Ann; awareness, feeling
triotti, m. Aitinc, is eol.
consecrate (to) coisReACAti, cots-
Ricttn.
consecutive 1 n-o^Ai-6 A ceite.
consent coiLiu, Aoncu, ceAx>xi.
consequence CORA-O, m., IARSITIA, m.,
lARrnARC, /. ; -ntly t>A CORAT) SAn;
OA "oeASCAib sin.
consider (to) mAcnATti AR; I c.
meASAim, is x>6i5 liom; -ation
mAcnArh, m.; (reward) n. UJAC
SAOCA1R.
considerable moRcuiT), CUIT> niAir.
consolation sol AS, m.; to console
CUR cun suAin'inis.
consonant consAn, m.
conspicuous sopeisce, peiceAl,AC
conspiracy corn-ceils, /.; I con-
spire DeAnAim c.
constable conscAblA, m.
constant SGASATTIAC, buAn; ly
1 5c6nAi, -oe SIOR.
constipation CAICAX) soile.
constitution (legal) RGACC, m., bun-
RCACC; physical coimpleAsc, m.
construct (to) DeAnAih.
consult (to) cAinc le; c. the book
peAC An icAbAR.
consume (food) ite, CAiteAm; i-oiu;
(in fire) x>6; -er i-ome, m., CAIC-
eom, m.
consumption cAiceAni ; (disease)
eicmn, /.
contact reAjniAil, /., cAX)All, m.
contagious cogAlAc .
contain (to) contains 2 gallons
ceAnn (coilleAnn) -OA JAlun Ann.
contaminate (to) cRUAilliu.
contemporary cornAnnsme, -RGAC.
contempt -onoc-rheAs, m., cARCAisne;
V. CARCAISmU.
content (ment) SASAHI, m., SASCACC,
/. ; -ed SASCA.
contention Ai^neAs, m,, ACRAnn, m.,
lomARbA,' tious ACRAnn AC, com-
cinneAC.
18
CONTEST
COUNTY
contest lomAiocc, /. ; -ant iomAic-
eom, m.
context com-ce ACS , m . , com-teAm , m .
continue (to) leAtiuinc, niAiRiuinc;
g. -utiA;-uity leAtiutiACAs, m. ;
uous teAtt vm AC .
continent moRRoirm, /. , moRciR, /.
contract (agree to perform) COIIRA-O,
m., g. cotiARCA, RG ice AC, w.
contract (to) CRAPA-O, CRAOCAT>; c.
disease cogAit
contradict (ion)
contrast pRic-compARAi-o, /.,
suiom, w.
contribution sincius, m., T> eon CAS,
w.
contrition AICRI, /., CACU, m., CROI-
bRti; -rite AICRIOC.
control smAcc, m.', to c. smACcti.
controversy -oiospomeAcc, /.,
AR5omc, /., AisneAs, m.
conundrum com AS, m., cRtiA-ceisc,
/
convalescence ceARn Am , m .
convenience AIS, /., CAOI, /.; -ient
AlSltill, ACRAC, CAO1C1U1I.
convent ctocAR, m.
convention comj;nAs, adj. -AC.
convention (meeting) conroAil, /.
conversation COUIRA, m.
convert (to) ACRU, iompo, clAOcto.
convey (to) (carry) tmeic, iotnpAR,
lomluccu.
conveyance gleAs iompAm.
convict (to) -OAORA-O; -ed -OAORCA;
a convict -OAORCAC, m.
convince (to) ctm ir>A Uii, AiceArh
AK.
convivial SUSAC, stiAmc.
convulsion cwiteAtri, m.; pi. cniti;
CAOTTI , m .
cook cocAine, m. ; ery cocAmeAcc,
/., bmncitteAcc, /.
cool FionnuAR; -ness pionntuvme;
to cool puAKA-6, puAny, puARAim.
cooper cviipem, m.
co-operation coni-oibRixi .
coot ceAWC ceAtinAnn, /.
copious fUimseAc, nAi-osiuit.
copper copAn, m., "UTTIA, m.
copula coptnl, /.
copy coip, /., m ACS ATTI Ail, /.; to c.
AirscuiobAT), coip A
copybook coipteAbAn, m.
copyright coip-ceAuc, m.
cord sReAtig, /., COR-OA, m.
cordial CAIRXMVJII, IAC.
core CROI, m.
cork CORC, m.
corkscrew cARRAinseom, m.
cormorant piAc TTIARA, m.,
corn ARbAR, m.; (foot c.)
CATI, m.
corner cumne, m., comneAl, m.,
ctui-o, /., cuil, /.
coroner coRoineiR, m.
corporal adj. CORPARCA, coltiAi.
corpse CORP, m., coRpAti, m.
corpulent RGATTIAR, beACAice, TTIOR-
CO1Rp.
correct CGARC; to c. CGARCU.
corncrake CRAOTIA, m.
correspondence (written) com-
PR6A5RAS, m.; (to fit, to agree)
pReAgAiRc "oo, ceAcc te.
corridor pAsAisce, m., AilteAR, m.
corrode (to) cReminiti, meiR5iu.
corrugated ROC AC .
corrupt (to) cRxu\illiti; adj. cRtiAill-
ite; -tion cRUAilliocc, /. ; rotten
cosmetics cosmAi-o, pi.
cosmopolitan itcmeAc, tutioc.
cost COSCAS, m.; it costs cosnAionn
se; -ly coscAiseAc.
cosy n. ceolAti, m.; adj. clucAR,
S6ASCA1R.
cotton CA-OAS, m.; bog c. ceAntr
AbAn, m.
couch iomA, /., col^, m.
cough CASACCAC, f.; -ing AS
CASACCAIJ.
council corriAiRle, /. ; -seller conV
AmleoiR, m.; advocate AbcoiT)e,
m.
counsel (to) comAmliu.
count (to) comAiReAiii, coiiiAmim.
countenance AJAVO, /., g. and pi.
Aijte; smjis, /., sno, m.
counter (in shop) ctincAR, m.
counteract (to) CUR AR neAtrmi,
SARU ; ion pRic-jtiiorii, m.
counterblow pmc-tniiHe, m.
counterclaim pRit-eileAm, m.
counterfeit bReige.
countermand (order) FR
counterpane ctnlc, /., bnAc
countless CAR AiROAth, -oo-AiRtrnce.
country cm, /., pi. CIORCA, micAis,
g. and pi. OUCAI ; (rural) CXJAC, /. ; c.
man peAR cxiAice.
county coticAe, /. and m.
19
COUPLE
GROUCH
couple cxiplA, m.; married c.
lAnu, /., g. -un ; coupling ceAnsAl,
m., tiAsc, m., comsm, /.
couplet leAcRAnn, m.
^courage tmsneAc, m., IAOCAS, m.;
-ous tmsmuil.
courier 51 oil A CURAIS.
course cu us A , m . ; of c . -OAR TTOO 15 ;
in the c. of the year 1 RicnAbliAnA.
coursing piAC 5ioRRAice, m.
court cu me, /. ; to c . cu mcemeAcc
le; to woo sumi, /.
courteous beASAc, lAc; -tesy
oeijbeAs, m., lAice, /., cumceis, /.
cousin colceACAR, m.
cove cuAn, m., CUAS, m.
cover (to) cltroAc, m., cun'roAC, m.
covet (to) SAncu; -ous SAIICAC,
mean spnionlAire ; -ness sAinc, /.
cow bo, /., pi. bA.
coward rn BAC AC An , m . ; -ly rn e ACA .
cowdung buAlcAc, /.
cower (to) cubAf>.
cowherd buACAill bo; Aome, m.
cowhide seice bo, IBACAR, m.
cowhouse CRO, m., bo-ceAc, m.
cowl COCAU, m.
co wpar snip ( we ed ) of> uAn .
cowslip 'bobleAcc, bleAccAn, m.
coxswain peAR SCIURAC.
coy cue Ail.
crack bniseA-o, scoilc, /. ; (noise,
knock) cnAj, m.
crackle cnAgARnAc, /.
cradle cliAbAn, m.
craft ceAR-o, /. ; craftsman
CGAR-OAI, m.', boat, ship bAt>,
ARCAC, m.
crafty cleASAc, glic.
crag CR6A5, /.
cram (to) "omgeAX), bRu.
cramp gReim, m., AHRAing, /.,
cuAtnpA, m.
crane (bird) CORRIASC, /., CORRJIAS;
(lifting machine) cRAnn co5AlA.
crank (mech.) uille, /.; cranky
person CAncARAn, m.
crash CUAIRC, /. , cuRRAmg, /.
cravat cARAbAc, m.
craving -ouil, /., CIOCRAS, m.,
miAiijjAS, m., miAtii'i.
craw (of bird) logAn, m.
crawling lATTiAncAn, m., -oul AR I.
crayfish peAR-oos, meAR-oos, /.,
SliomAc tilume.
crazy AR buile, mA geilc.
creak (ing) sioscAn, m.
cream UACCAR, m.; ice cream u.
reator
crease pillcin, m., ^AmbRe, /.
create (to) CRUCU, -oeAnAni; Cr<
CRucAiceom, m.
creation (the world) An -ooiriAn;
CRUCU, cuisce, /., g. -AH.
creature cReAcum, m.
credential -oemine, /.
credit cRei-onnnc, /., -umA; on c.
AR CAiR-oe; -able, CReixnunAc.
creed cue, /., cRei-oeAiii, m.; CRG
creel ciseAn, m., cliAb, m.
creep lAniAncAn, m.; to c. T>ul
A 5 I.
cress (water c.) biolAR, m.
crest ciRin, m.; buAic, /.
crevice scoilc, /., 5^5, m.
crew pomeAnn, /., g. pomno.
cricket (insect) CRGASAR, m.
crier CAHAIRG, m.
crime COIR, /., adj. comiuil.
criminal COIROAC, m., compeAC, m.
cringe (to), -ing lucAil, /. ; a
cringer lucAlAi, m.
cripple bACAc, m., mAmcineAC, m.
crisis (in sickness) Aoiceo, m.,
FAOCAITI, m.; (in affairs) SGAR-
ceim, m.
crisp bRiosc.
criterion_5lonsnAice, RiAil COTTIAIS, /.
criticism leiRtneAS, m.\ critic
lemirieAscoiR, m.; to criticise
oi-n'iolA-6, m.
critical (illness) bAolAc; c. exami-
nation tmon- . (5CAR-)scRu~ou;
CAinceAC.
croak cnA-oAn, m., SRAS, /.
crock PROCA, m.; -ery gRe
bom-o.
crocodile CROJAI, m.
crook CRUCA, m. ; -ed cAm,
lubcA.
croon cRonAn, m.; -er cRonAnAi, m.
crop bARR, m., CORA-O; to crop
CReinieA-6, ire.
cross CROS, /., CROC, /; Sign of the
Cross pm nA CROISG; c. roads
CRos-boiuRe, CRQSAme; c. section
CRAsgeARRAt), m .; ill-tempered,
difficult CROSCA .
cross (to) xul (ceAcc) cRAsnA AR,
x>ul CAR; across CRAsnA.
crouch (to) cRotnA-6.
20
GROW
DANGER
crow pReAcAn, m.\ raven
m.; scald-crow peAnnos,/.,
llAt, /.
crow (to) slAO, m., glAOc; cock-
crow S^AO An co 1115.
crowd sluA, /., plo-Q, m.
crown coRom, /.; (of head)
bAiceAS, m.; to c. coRonti.
crozier bACAVl, /.
crucible SORACOIR, m., slise, m.
crucifix CROS, /., -An CROS CeASCA.
crucify CCASA-D (AR CROIS).
crude JAR!!), Ainnifn, neAnVpoiRpe.
cruel eAT>ROCAiRe AC , m i-cR6cAiReAC ;
n. rni-cROCAiRe, /.
crumbs bRUAR, m., bRtiscAR ARAin, m.
crusade CROSAI-O, /.
crush bRti, bRtntn.
crust scReATti, /., pORscReATn.
crutch mAroe CROISG, m., cRoisin, m.
crux pA-ob, /., cRtiA-ceisc, /., con-
SCAIC, /.
cry (call) I HI, m., scReA-o, /., sAm,
/.; pi. 5ARtA.
cry (to) (weep), 501, m., CAomeA-6,
m., g. -nee.
crystal CRIOSCAI, m.
cub coileAn, m.
cube cuib, /. ; adj. ciubAC.
cuckoo CUAC, /.
cud, chewing the c. AJ cogAinc nA
C1ORAC.
cuff (blow) 5RGA-OO5,/., cluAisin, m.
culpable cioncAC.
culprit coiRpeAc, m., cioncAC, m.
cultivate (to) SAOCRU ; -tion of land
CURATXJIReACC, SAOCRU CAtwtl .
culture oiliumc, /., culcuR, m.
cunning (adj.) stic; n. 5liocAs, m.
cup cup An, m., conn, m.
cupboard cnpAR-o, m., CURPA-O.
curate seiplineAc, m., SASARC 65.
curb (to) STTIACEU, cose.
curds 5Rur, m.
cure, to c. Veij;eAS, m., leijsim.
curiosity (inquisitiveness) JMOSRACC,
/. , piAVRAireACC, /.
curious (c. thing) Rtro AIC, R. AIS-
ceAC, R. 5ReAnmriAR.
curl T)Al, m., CUAC, /.
curlew CROCAC, m., cuiRtivm, m.
currants (fruit) />/.-oeARCAin,coRAinci.
current SRUT, m., cxnlite, m.; adj.
Re At A.
curse mAtlAcc, /., eASCAine, /. ; to
, eASCAini.
curtail
curtain cRuicin, m.
curve CXJAR, m., COR, m., CASA-O, m.;
-ature cuAme, /.
cushion A-OAIRC, /., cvnsin, m.
custody (possession) seilb; (arrest)
in c. pe gAbAit.
custom beAs, m., snAs, m.; tax
cviscAm, m.; -er cxiscAimem, m.
cut (to) jeARRA-o; hair-cut bcARRA-6
SRtiAige; reap bAinc, btiAinc; c.
cards bAinc "oiob.
cute 511 c.
cycle, bicycle ROCAR, m.\ -ling
ROCAIOCC, /. ; -ist ROCAI, m.
cycle cioRCAl, m., iotncuAiRT), /.
cylinder SORCOIR, m.; -drical
SORCORAC.
cypher RunscRibmn, /., An COTVIARCA
tiinnRCAC 0.
cypress CRAnn CXI^AIR, m.
D
daddy-long-legs pilib A' $eicme,
seAmnjine nA jcos.
daffodil blAt CRorncinn, m.,
Aspoi-oil, /.
dagger rneAT>65, /., sciAn *oub, /.
daily
dainty sl
dairy bleAccVAnn , /., CBAC bAinne
d. maid beAn bAinne; -man
bAinne; dairying RGACC-
, /.
daisy nomin, m.
dam (mother) mArAiR, /., g. niAtAR;
(in river) CORA, /., g. -nn, --6
damage -OOCAR, m., -oiobAil, /.,
TJAmAisce, m.} to d. -o. A -o
damn (to) oAmnti, "OAORAT),
ation ^DAtnAinc, /. ; able rArn-
AnCA.
damp CAIS; -ness cAise, /.; to
dampen CAISHJ .
damsel bRtunnoAt, /.
damson ^bAlAisce, m.
dance Rince, m., T>AITISA, m.', dan-
cer Rinceom, m., -OATTISOIR, m.
dandelion cAiseARbAn, m.
dandruff SAII cms, /.
dandy 5^150, m.
Dane tocL&nnAc, m., T)AntriAR5AC, m
DAnAR, m.
danger bAol, m., concuiRC, /. ;
-OUS ^bAOlAC, COnCURCAC.
21
DARE
DEFLATE
dare (to) lcomA-6; I wd. not d.
ni leompAmn ; daring -DAIIA.
dark (adj.) -OORCA, -oub; -ness
OORCA-OAS, m., -oomceACC, /. ; to
darken -OORCU .
darling mumnin, Run, CAICIS; adj.,
ionum.
darn cliAc, /. ; to darn cliAc A
CUR 1, -oeisiu.
dart sAiseA-o, /. ; (sudden run)
SCHHR-O, /., scemneA-6, /.
dash (of water) sceAll; sudden run
SCIUIR-O, /.
date -OACA, m.
dative case cuiseAl cAbARCAC.
daub sAiUu, smeARAx>; daubed
daughter inion, /., g. mine.
daunt (to) eA5lA A CUR AR; -less
dawdle moilliu, liAinneAil, /.
dawn emi IAG, m., bReACAt) IAG, m.
day IA, m., g. LAG; pi. UeceAncA;
daily lAeciu it.
daze meARbAll, m., mei-oReAn, m.;
-ed AR meARAi.
dazzle -oAltA-6; -ed -OAltcA; -ing
jteiRUUt, RUIcneAC.
deacon -oeocAn, m.
dead mARb; the d. nA mAiRb; -ly
mARpAc; to deaden tnARu.
deaf box>AR; n. box>AiRe,/., AllAme,/.
(from loud noise) ; to deafen
bo-ORA-6, CUR AtAIRe AR.
deal (wood) 516 is, /.
deal a great d. cuix> ITIOR, moRAti.
dealing HIARSAIOCC, /., cRAccAil, /.;
dealer ceAntiAi, m,, SIOPATDOIR, m.;
deal (cards) CUR AITIAC.
dean -oeAti, m.
dear (adj.), -OAOR; beloved mumn-
eAc, -oilis; loved one A cuit>, A
TTiumnin, A JRA.
dearth cemce, /., gAmne, /.
death bAs, m., eAg, m.; to die
bAs -o'pAil; (fire) -out m GAS-
deathbed LeAbAix) ATI bAis.
debar cose, bACAx>.
debase CRU Ailliu .
debate -oiospoiReAcc, /., conspoi-o, /.
debris bnuscAR, m.\ smiT)iRini, pi.
debt PIACA, pl.~, tor peiciuriAc, m.
decade -oeic mbliAtiA; (of rosary)
oeicmuR, m.
decay meAc, meAclu, VobAT).
deceased (person) AH mARb, m.
deceit ceils, /., ceAlsAmeAcc, /. ;
-ful person ceAljAme, m.; to
deceive meAtlA-6, meAllAim; de-
ceptive meAllcAC, bRCASAC.
December mi nA nollAs.
decent adj., COIR, sAlAncA; n.,
decide cmneA-6 AR, SOCRU AR; -ed
cmnce, socRAice.
decimal -oeAcul, m.
decision SOCRU, cmnciu; (in law)
bReic, /. ; ive cmnciceAc.
deck leibeAnn, m., clAR, m.; (cards)
PACA, m.
deck (to decorate) TTIAISIU, COIRIU.
declare (to) RA, msmc, posAmc;
-ration posRA, m.
declension -oioclAonA-6, m., g.
decline (to refuse) -oiulcA-6; to
decay me AC, IASU.
decompose (to) lobA-6, lobAim;
lopA; -DReo, -oReoice.
decoy (to) meAllAX), bReASAX).
decrease IA^A-O; to d. IASDU, t>ul
1 lAJJAT); lA5"OA1Ce.
decree RGACC, m., -oli, /.; to d.
PO5A1RC R6ACC (X)ll).
decrepit cRion, CROice.
deduct bAmc AS; -ion Ambemc,
/., AiRbemim.
deed sniom, m.', (legal) CAIRC,
/.
deep -ooimin, -oomAin; depth
ooimne, /., -ooimneAS, m. ; to
deepen "ooimniu.
deer pi A, m.
defame mi-clu, oilbeim, /., A cAb-
A1RC AR.
default pAilli, /., ceip, /.
defeat n. oiomuAi-6, /. ; to d.
buAT) AR; ed CA buAice AR.
defect locc, m., AmeAm, m.; -ive
IOCCAC.
defend (to) cosAinc; defence
cosAinc, /. ; -er cosAncom, m.
defer CUR AR Atlo, c. AR scul.
defiance -ouslAn, m.', (despite)
o'Amneom.
deficiency eAsnAm, m., UIRBASA, /. ;
adj. -AC.
defile cRUAillnj, sAiliu.
define (to) mimu, lemiu; -ition
SAmriiiniu
definite x>eARpA(c), cmnce (AC).
deflate polmu, oi-lAnu, x>i-ceAnnAt)
22
DEFORMED
DESTINED
deformed rni-cutncA; to deform
mi-cumAX).
defraud (to) sbvo, /., cluAin-slAT>.
defray (to) -oiot, foe.
deft oGAstAniAc, clisce.
defy si An (mislAn) A CUR pe.
degrade isliu (ceime),
degree CGI, m. and /.
dehydrate -oi-uisciu.
Deity T)IA, m., g. T)e.
dejection mi--66cAs, m., mi-riiisneAC,
m.
delay rnoill, /. ; to d. rnoilliu.
delegate CGACCA, m., ionAT>Ai, m.
delete (to) CUR AS, CUR AR ceAl.
deliberate coilivnl, "o'Aon j;n6.
deliberation niAcnAm, m.
delicate (health) lAsslAincGAC, tni-
slAmcGAc, leicce; (fragile, fine)
teocAiteAC, pitiGAlcA.
delicious so-blAscA, T)GA-blAscA.
delight ACAS, m., -ed ACASAC, p6
ACAS.
delightful AOibmn, CAicnGATtiAC.
delirium spGAbRAoirn, RAmAilli, pi.
deliver (to) (letters, etc.) SGACA-OA-O;
-ance from SAORAT> 6, puASCAilc 6;
-er puAscAlcom; in childbirth
seolA-6 .
delph 5Re, /., SRGICRG bom-o, pi.
delude (to) meAUUvo, bneA5At>.
deluge -oile, /., g. -Ann; -ed
ctnlce, bAice.
delusion sAtritu bAOc,
demand eileAni, m., eilim.
demented AR mme, AH
demi- IGAC-.
democracy -oiomAcnAiciocc, /.;
democratic -oiomACRAiceAC (-ioc).
demolish (to) neAbAt), scmosAt).
demon T>eAtiiAn, m.
demonstrate (to) IGIKIU, cAispeAmc.
demure c Am Alice, CATS.
den pluAis, /. ; badger d. buocAis,
/.
denounce (to) cAineAt>.
dense ciub, -olut; -ity cius,
dent e AS, /., g. 156.
dentist piAclom, m., -OGA-OAI, m.
denude (to) loniAX), noccAT).
deny (to) seAnA-6.
depart imeAcc, imim.
department (of State) Romn, /.
dependence spleAcAs, m.; see
' trust '.
deplorable "oonA, teAnriiAR; I deplore
ts leAn (-oonA) liom.
deport (to) CUR CAR IGAR (ceoRAinn),
ionnARbA.
deportment iompAR, m.
depose (to) leAgAt), x>i-lAicRiu, x>i-
CUR.
deposit cAisce,/. ; ond. ARCAISCG;
d. of mineral clAis (SRAC,
deposition RAICGAS, m., piAnAise, J.
depreciate -oi-riiolA-o, x)isbeA5AX), -oi-
tUACA'6.
depredation CRGACAT), stA-OAiocc.
depress (spirit) -oi-misniu; (to
(lower) isl-iu, mAotii.
deprive (to) bAinc -oe; of office
bRiseAX) (CUR) AS oipig.
depth see ' deep '.
deputation COSCAIRBACC, /.
deputy CGACCA, m., coscAme, m.,
ionAT)Ai, m.
derision pono IT), /., sc^e, j.
descend -out (zseim) BIOS; CGACC
descendant stiocc, m., "oume T>e s.
description CUAIRISC,/., CUARASCAII,
/. ; describe cAbAm c.
desecration (of church) ThA-niAslA,
m.; (of grave) ReAbA-6 Reilije.
desert (n.) PASAC, m.; sand d.
5Ainivit,AC, wi.
desert (to) cReigeAn, cAbAmc ctille.
deserve (to) ctnlleArii, m., cuillim;
he deserves is JMU e, is ITIAIC An
A1R1 A1R 6.
design (to) CGAPAXJ, beARCu; (draw-
ing, etc.) -oeARAX).
desirable inmiAnAice.
desire miAn, /. , ponn, m., "oxiit, /. ;
is Ail/ (rniAn, porn) te.
desk cRinlin, m.
desolate uAisneAC, sceiR-oiuil,
oolAsAc; -tion uAi5neAS, m.,
sceiRT), /., -oolAs, m.
despair GA-OOCAS, m.
desperate -oAnARCA, -oiAn.
despicable rAiR, SUARAC.
despise (I) is cAm liom, is 5RAin
tiom, is bGAg oRm.
despite -o'AinnGOin, 5An buiocAS.
despondent mi-niisniuit, t>o-
destination cGAnn CXIRSA, c. scRibe.
destined i n-oAn -oo; -ny -oAn, m.,
cmmuin, /., g. -iunA.
DESTITUTE
DISBAND
destitute -oeAlAtri, beo boct; -tion
T>eAVus, m., SACAR, m.
destroy (to) milloA-6, SCRIOS; v.a.
m illce , scRioscA ; -u ctive-m illceAC .
detach (to) scon, SCARA-O 6 (le),
bAinc T>e.
detail nnon-Riro; in d. 50 mion.
detain (to) moiUn'i, comncAil.
detect (to) cAbAmc pA-oeARA, AITTISIU.
detective bleACtAme, m., FIOSROIR.
deteriorate (to) -out m olcAS (AR
gcul), rneAc.
determination oeAnb-intinn, /.,
Run-cotiiAiRle, /. ; v. to determine
cirmeAX) AH, CGACC AR mcinn.
detest (I) is pxiAt liom; is gnAin
liorn; -ation puAt, m., SRAin, /. ;
-able puA^AR.
detract (to) CAineA-6, -oisbeAs&T), m.,
cul-CAinc AT?.
detriment -OOCAR, m., -oiobAil, /. ;
-al -o iob AlAc .
deuce (in cards) An -06.
develop (to) (grow) PAS, poubAmc.
device gleAs, m., g. -A; (trick)
cteAS, m., g. A; emblem conV
ARCA, m. t SUAICGAtlCAS, Wl.
devil -oiAbAt, m.; -ish -
diabolical -oiAblAi; n.
devote (to) CA>AIHC AR son; 115 A
OUCRACC (A "oilse, A SAO!,) AR son;
adj., -OUCRACCAC, -oilis.
devotion TDUCRACC, /., -oilse, /.,
oeAboi-o, /.
devour AlpA-6, ice te VIAIRC.
dew -ORVICC, tn.
dexterity -oeAslAniAcc, /., -rous
OCAStArilAC, lATTI-Ollce.
diagnosis pAicriieAs, m.
diagram IGARAI-O, /.
dial T)iAt, m., iul-cAiRc, /.
dialect CAnumc, /.
dialogue AgAllAni, m. and /.
diamond -oioniAtic, /., cloc lotri&R,
/. ; (in cards) muilteAc, m.
diary -oiAlAnn, /., cinnlAe, m.
dice -oisle, m.
dictation _ t>eACcvi ; tor OGACCOIR, m.
dictionary poclom, m., sAnAs, m,
die (to) bAs -o'^Ail, eAgA-o; died
die clo, m.. geARRcAn, m.
diet c6m bit), /., cotu, m.
difference -01 pRiocc, /., CA
different TTIAIAIRC, /. (m.
difficult TDBACAIR; -Ity -oeACRAcr,
/., CRtiACAn, m.
diffident cvicAil, cAmAilce, mi-
ni vi m in GAG.
digestion -oileASA-o, m.; -ible so-
6 ile 15^6.
digging RotriAR, w.,bAinc,/., ReAbA-6.
digit VuibeAn, /., tiinim, /., rneAR, /.
dignity -oigmc, /., TTIAORSACC, /. ;
dilemma in a d. i
5CRtiACAS, m., 1 b^AOpAc, m.
diligence -oiceAll, m., -OI'OSRAIS, /.
dilute (to) cAnu, CAolu, vnsciu
dim (d. light) tAgsolAs, m.,
solAs; (sight) CAOC, IAJ-RA-OARCAC,
tTlAliA-R.
dimension coirhse,/., bun-corn AS, m.
diminish IAJTOU, tAju.
diminutive (in grammar)
din pocRorn, m., puAirn, /.
dingy rnot)ARCA, rni-"6eAS, SUARAC.
dinner ^DinneAR, m.
diocese pAmce, /., -oioise, /.
diphthong -oe-po^AR, m.
diploma CCASCAS, m.
diplomat cAvoleom, m.
dipping (to d.) coniA-6.
direct adj. -OIRGAC ; -ness
OIRIOCC, /. ; -ly 50 -oiReAc; ^in
time) (Anois) lAicReAc.
direct (to) -OIRIU; (guide) SCIURA-O,
seolA-6; (command) OR-OU.
direction CRCO, m. t AIRTD, /.
director SCIURCOIR, m.
dirge mARbnA, m., ctimeAni, m.
dirty (to soil) SAlw (sAiliu), smeAR-
AT), ceiriieAtu; adj., SALAC,
disabled mAcAileAc; -ment
mACAll, /.
disadvantage rni-cocRom, m., tni-
bxmcAisce, /., CCACAI, /.
disagree (I) CAim AR
te . . . ; ni AoncAim te
disagreeable mi-
disagreement eASAoncAS, m., neAriv
AoncAS, neAm-ReiceAC, m.
disappear (to) -out 6 RA-OARC; -o.
AR C6Al.
disappointment -oiomA, m.
disaster cubAisc, /.; adj.,
6AC.
disband T>i-scAOileAX>, s
SCOR.
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DISBELIEF
DISSENSION
disbelief T>i-cRei-oeAm, m.,
eArh.
disc CGASC, /. ; (of wax) cemnin, /.
discard I d. cAicim (cumim)
UAim.
discharge (from post) -oi-poscu.
bRiseAX>; (cargo, etc.) -oi-luccu,
polriiu; (duties) coimtionA-6; (free,
let Off) - SCAOlleAT), SllCA-6.
disciple -oeisciobAl, m.
discipline smAcc, m., RIAR, /.,
disclose in sine, noocA-6.
discomfort mi-compoR-o, m., neAtri-
seASCAme, /.
discontent TTII-SASAITI, m., mi-
SASCACC, /. ; ed mi-SAseA.
discontinue emi AS, em mi AS, 5 An
leAnume -oe.
discord eASAoncAs, m., ctAmpAR,
m.; (of music) mi-con-OAT), m.
discount l^cAisce, m., lASCAine, /.
discouragement mi-misneAC, m.;
to d. mi-rinsniu.
discourteous m i-mu mee , m i-be ASAC .
discover (to) Aimsiu, pios -o'pAil;
pionnACCAin.
discredit (to) mi-cRei-oiuine, /., mi-
Clu, /., A CAbAIRC AR.
discreditable mi-cReimvmAC,
discreet rnscRemeAc; -etion
oiscReiT), /. ; at your own d. TO
neiR T)O cuAiRime pern.
discuss (to) CAint AR, CRACC AR, ct>R
CRI ceiie.
disdain -oi-nieAS, m., -oRociiieAS.
disease ^AIAR, m., AICI-O, /. ; -ed
5AIARAC, AICITDGAC.
disengage (to) SCOR, scAOileA-6, -01-
nASCAX).
disentangle (to) ROICGAC, scAoit-
eA-6.
disfi gurement eAlAinj; , /. , m AcAil , /.
disgrace mi-clu, m., nAme, /. ; to
d. - T1A1RH1; -ful - nAIRGAC.
disguise bRei5Riocc, m.,
/. ; -ed pe bReigRiocc.
disgust -oeisceAn, /.,
-ing (adj.) -oeistineAc.
dish mi AS, /.
dishearten (to) "01-111151111], mf-nns-
neAC A CUR AR, misnoAC A bAinc "oe;
-ed m i-iii isniutl, -oo
dishonest mi-ioriRAic,
ty mi-tiiACAiirAcc,/. , mi-iormACAS.
SRAITI,
AIR;
/.;
to
/. ;
ni
dishonour eAsonoiR, mi-onom,
-able eASonoRAC, TTII-OTIORAC;
d. eAsonoRu, mi-onoRxi.
disinfect (to) -OI-SAIRU, -oi-biciu
disinherit (to) CUR AS oigReAcc
disjointed oi-scAOilce, SCORCA.
dislike mi-cAicneAiii, m.
I d. CA An 5RAin
CAicnionn liom.
dislocate CUR AS ionA-o (AS Ale).
disloyal neAiivoilis, mi--6ilis; -ty-
neArii- (mi-) x>ilse, /., eAT)AmiseAC.
dismal T>UAIRC, "ooilb, SRUAITIA.
dismay uAiiiAn, m., "oiomA, /.
dismiss (class) scAipeAx>, SCOR;
(from post) bRiseAt) AS pose; (case
in court) CUR AR CGAI,
AmAC.
dismount cumlm
disobedient eAsutiiAl; to disobey
beic eAsutiiAl, eAsumiM'occ A
oeAnArh; -nee eASuriiAile, /.
disobliging neAmAiceAC, x>oiceAllAC.
disorder ACRAnn, m., cRAnslAm, w. t
cRi-ceile, mi-coRu, m.
disown (to) seAnA-6, -oiulcA-6 -do.
disparage (to) CAmeAT>, -oisbeASA-o.
dispel (to) scAipeAX), RUA5AX).
dispensary ioclAnn, /.
dispensation scAoitcAX), SAOR-
t>ul.
dispense (to) Romnc, RIAR; d. with
"oeAnAm 5An, CUR UAim.
disperse (to) scAipeA-6, SPRGA-O.
dispirited tA5-misniuit, mi-m.
displace -oi-lAitRiu, -OI-CUR.
display cAispeAiiA-6, m., g. -ncA;
displease (to) mi-sAsAm A CUR AR.
dispossess -oi-seAlbu, CUR AS seilb;
(evict) CUR AmAC.
disprove bReA5iiu, oi-pRomAX).
dispute ARj;6inc, /., e,. -ona; con-
SpOIT), /., AlCGAlil, m.
disqualify (to) -oi-cAiliu.
disregard neAm-suim (-speis,
-A1RX)), /. ; to d. neAm-sunn, (etc.)
A CUR i.
disrepute mi-clu, m., x)Koc-CAil, /.
disrespect -oRoc-meAS, m., neAtii-
omos, m.; -ful -OROc-meASctiil,
neAm-omosAC.
dissect Tei]c;t-5eARnAT), b Alice A SCAT).
disseminate IGACA-O, SCAIPGA-O.
dissension GASAOTICAS, m., CASCAIRT)-
OAS, m.
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DISSENT
DOWRY
dissent neAm-AoncATi); I d. ni
AoncAim le.
dissimilar neAiticosuil,
dissipation uA5Ainne, m.,
m., scAipeA-6.
dissolution scon, scAOileA-6,
dissolve (to) leAJA-o, cu/,stA5At>.
distance PATO, p. sti, p. Aimsme,
ACAR, m.; in the d. 1 bpAT 6 bAile,
i 5c6in.
distaste sGAnblAs, m., gRAin AH.
distilling scileiReAcc, /.. -0*105-
AiReAcc, /.
distinct (visible) soilem, so-peicce;
(separate) pe IGIC; -tion (honour)
5RA-oAtn, m., CAiliocc, /.
distinguish (to) Aicme, /.; -ed
person "oume moR-clu, t>. lomuAic-
CAC.
distort (to) AccumA-6, PIAR-CRUCU,
bRGA5-insmc.
distraction (stnAoince) lomRAil,
meARAi, /.
distress (mind)buAiRc,/.; (poverty)
boccG, /., -oeAlus, m.; -ssed (in
mind) buARCA; (poor) -oeAlArii.
distribute Romnc, RIAR.
district ceArmcAR, m.
distrust x)Roc-ioncAoib, /., mi-
mumin, /. ; I d. CA "OROC-I. (mi-
ni.) AgATTI AS.
disturb CUR ISCGAC AR, SUACA-O,
muscAilc.
disturbance RI-RA, m., clAtnpAR, m.
disunion neAiii-AoncAS, m., eASAon-
CAS, m.
ditch "0105, /., clAis, J.
ditty RAbcAn, m.
dive cvimA-6; diver cuniAx>6iR, m.
diverge (to) eisReim, /., clAotiA-6 6,
ot>t AR ctAon-cReo, wi,\ divert (to)
CUR AR TTIAlAIRC CRGO, C. AR ctAOfl-
CRGO.
diversion (amusement) AbAcc, /.,
5ReAnn, m., scleip, /.
divide (to) Romnc, /. ; (sunder)
scolcA-6, -oeisilc, /.
divine (adj.) TMASA; -ity -OIACC, /.
division Romnc, /., cuit), /., g.
COT) A.
divorce SCOR, COISCARA-O, CUR 6
coile.
divulge sceiteA-6 AR, noccAt) sceil.
dizziness inci-oReAn cinn; I feel
dizzy CA m. im ceAnn.
do (to) -oeAriAtri; don
docile cneASCA, mm.
dock (weed) biUeog SRAI-OG; ship
d. -OU5A, m.
dock (to cut short) CIORRU.
doctor -ooccuiR, m., -o. leisis, IIA,
m., g. IGA.
doctrine ceAgASc, m.
document scRibmn, /., CAip6is, /.
dodge (to) seACAinc, seAcnAim.
doe eitic, /.
dog mA-ORA, m., mAT>A, ^A-OAR, m.
dogged -oiAn, -OUR,
Romnc,
dogma bun-cReiT>eAm, m., bun-
C6A5ASC.
dog-fish - CAllleAC bRGAC, /., mAT)RA
eisc, m.
dogmatism cmnceAcc, /.
dole -oeolcAiRe; to d.
OAlllU.
dole -oobRon, m., 501, m., J;OICAIRC,
/. ; -ful bRonAC, -oobRonAC.
doll AiltGAn, m., CAicisGog, /.
dome (of roof) cobAR, m.
domestic (science) cios, m., eolAiocc
cis; d. servant CAilm ci.
domicile 15 (ARAS) con A ICG, m.
donation -OGOTICAS, m., smcius, m.,
CAbARCAS, m.
donkey AS At, m.
doom cirmium, f.,g. -tin A; TAn, m.
door -OORAS, m.; d. -keeper -OOIR-
SGOIR, m.\ d.-post URSA, /. ; d.-
step CA1RSGAC, /., IGAC An -OORAIS.
dormitory suAnlios, m.
dormouse -OAllAmAn, m., CAOCAn, m.
dose (medicine) -OAileoj, /.
dot pone, in.
dotage AiclGAnbAiocc, /., CRAnn-
OACC, /.
dottle sAlos, /.
double -oubAlcA; to d. -oubAilc.
doubt AtriRAS, m.\ I d. CA ATTIRAS
-less An AmRAs; -ful
lonAiriRAis.
dough CAOS, m.
dOUr - T)UR, -OORR5A.
dove coluR, m., colm, m.
down (feathers) clum, m.
down (wards) sios; (from above)
AnuAs; d. below cios.
downfall cicim, /.
downpour nuARCAn, m.
downright -OGARPA, cmnce, t)6AR5-
dowry spRe, f.
26
DOZE
DWARF
doze m 105 ARn AC; dozing AS 111105-
dozen -oosAon, m., -001 sin.
draft (a drawing or document)
ORGACC, m.
drag(ging, to d.) CARRAins, SCRGAC-
Ailc, /.
dragon -ORASATI, m.
drain (to) (to flow out) sileA-6; (milk
dry) smosA-o; (d. a drink) 01115-
A-O.
drain (covered) ImceiR, m., CAIT>-
SGAR, m.; (open) -0105, /., clAis, /.
drake bAR-OAl, m.
drama -oRAmA, m., cluice, m.
draper GA-OAICCOIR; -ry shop siopA
CALAIS, m.
draught (to draw) CARRAIHS; (of
drink) -oeoc, /. ; (of air) sei-oeA-6,
, .
draw (to) CARRAITIS, SCRACATD.
drawer (in desk) cARRAinscAn, m.
drawing (a picture) -OCARA-O,
Uniu.
dray CRUCAI!, /., -ORG, m.
dread GASIA, /. ; I d. is eA5Al
liom, CA GA^IA GRID; -ful scAn-
I dreamt T>O CAibRio-6
RA1CCAC,
dream
-ing AS c
oorn.
dreary -OUAIRC, 5RUAmA, sceiRt>iuil.
dregs oRio'OAR, m., T>CASCA, pi.
drench (to) plmcAT),bAiceA > 6,te.&cAT> ;
ed - IGACA, bAicG.
dress GA-OAC, m., COIR GA-OAIJ, f\
to d. c6iRiu, CUR uime; d. a
wound CGIRI A CUR te CTIGA.
dresser (in kitchen) -ORGSUR, m.
dressmaker mAincin, m.
drift imcAcc le SRXJC (le CAOit>e, le
5AO1C).
drill (a hole) coUA-6, pollA-6; (mili-
tary) gleACAiocc, /. ; potato d.
1OTDA1RG, m.
drink DGOC, /., g. -01; to d. 61;
vice of d. -oVACAn, m.
drip silGA-6, m.; (through roof)
bRAon Arm AS, m.
dripping (fat) gem, /.
drive (to) ciomAmc, /., -APA;
driver ciomAnAi.
drizzle ccobRAti, m., STTIUR bA'sci, m.
droll SRinn, mAgAi-o.
drone (person) leisceoiR, m.,
X,1A1RTie,
droop cRoiTiA-6, -oRonn, /.
drop bRAon, m.
drop (to) cicmi; drop it 115 -06
ricim, CAIC (scAOil) HAIC e.
dross moiRc, /. , ORIO'OAR, m.
drought CIORTTIACC, /., spAllA-6, m.
drove CAITI, /. ; drover ciomAnAi,
m., -ORobeiR, m.
drown (to) bAiieAX>, bAice.
drowsy COX>IACAC, (CA) co-oUyo AR,
SRUmACAlL COT)1,ACA.
drudge I ibeisi, /., CRAIU, /.
drug -OR05A, m.; -ist -OROSA-OOIR, m.
druid -ORAI, m.', -ism -ORAIO-OOIR-
eAcc; (magic) -ORAIOCC, adj.,
ORAIOCCUll.
drum -OOR-O, m.\ TmtmiA, m.; -er
ORumAT)6iR, m.
drunk AR niciscc; meisceom, m.
dry cmim; to dry ciRimiu; dried
up well (cobAR) i n-oisc; d. cow
bo SGASC; d. (food) CUR; d.
(leaves) SGIRSCG, peoice.
dual number tumm -oe.
duchess bAn-onjic, /.
duck IACA, /. ; to d. cRoniA-6
(cRApA-6) sios; (in water) cximA-6.
ductile incsince.
due (to pay) le hioc; (right) COIR,
/., g. CORAC; CGARC, m.', due by
me Atmnj; oRm; due to me
Amu 15 ASAUI; his due by right
out -06 6 CGARC.
duel COITIRAC AonAiR, m.
dug (animal d.) smG, /.
dull (not sharp) mAot; (dark) -OORCA,
OUR; (sound) bo-oAR, -ooilciR; d.
person -ouRAinAn, m., T> All AC An, m.
dumb bAlb; dummy bAlbAn, vn.
dun (colour) O-OAR.
dunce -OAOI, m.
dung (manure) AOileAC, m.; buAl-
cRAcbo; OCRAC, m., dung hill CARH
dungeon CARCAIR, /., g. -CRAC,
pRiosun, m.
duplicity CAmASCAil, /., CAI.AOIS, /.
durable bu&n, mAiRCGAnAC.
duration, during AR peA-6, i SCAIC-
GAm, An pA1T).
dusk PGASCAR, m., cicim oicG, coim-
GASCAR IAG is oice; dusky -OORCA
dust smui-o, /., -ocAnnAC, m.
dutiful uniAll, -OUCRACCAC.
duty -ouALgAS, m.
dwarf abac, m., piceAl, m.
27
DWELL
ELLIPTIC
dwell conAi; -ing-house CGAC con-
Aice.
dwindle IA^-OXI, -oxit, i IA^A-D, SIORRXJ.
dye pis, /. "OAC, in., nuAim, /. ; to
dye -DAcx), piseomeACc.
dyke -0105, /., clAis, /.
dynamic beo-slxiAisce.
dynamite -oionAimic, /.
dynamo stxiAisneoiR, m.
dynasty Remi RIORAI, /, ni-sliocc, m.
E
each JAG; each other A ceile;
e. alternate gAcne.
eager ponnmAR, -oiscm, -OUCRACCAC;
-ness ponn, -OXICRACC.
eagle (P)IOIAR, m.
ear clxiAS, /. ; (of corn) -OIAS, /.
earl IARIA, m.
early IXIAC, T>OIC; (e. in morning)
moc; n., rnoice, /.
earn (to) cxnlleAm, SAOCRXI.
earnest (in) -oAiuinib, -oilis; -ness
-OAmiReACc, /.
earth CRG, /., urn, /. ; on earth AR
ooriiAn, m., AR cAtArh; -ly SAOI.CA.
earth (wireless) ximceAnsAV, m.
earthenware ARCAI CRO, pi.
earthquake CRIC cAlxin, m.
earwig gAitlseAc, /.
ease suAinmeAs, wi., pxisAcc, J.',
easy pxmAscA, SAORAI-OGAC; at my
e. AR mo sxiAimneAS.
east (the E.) An C-OIRCGAR, COIR;
to e. SOIR; from e. ATIOIR.
Easter OAISC, /. ; g. TIA CASCA;
*OomnAC CASCA.
eating ice, ice; fut. & cond.
ios ; eatable imce.
eave scenheAl, /.
ebbing ^5 CRA; ebb tide
.
eccentric AIC, AISCGAC, .
ecclesiastic oA5lAiseAC, m., clem-
6AC, m.
echo triACAliA, m.
eclipse tmu, m.; -ed xmvhce.
economy eAcnAniAiocc, /. ; -ical
ecstasy RACC Aoibnis, m.
eddy guAmne, /. , JUARTJA!, m.
Eden PARCAS, m., gAiRTnn
edge citiriiAis, /., ^AOIJAR, m.; brim,
brink bRUAC, m., PA^RA, m.
edible so-ice.
edification -oeA-sAtnplA, m.
edition eAgRAti, m.
editor CASARCOIR, m.
education OI-OGACAS, m., oilitiinc, /.
rslnitn, /.
-eAscu, f.,g- e AS con ; pi. GAS com.
eerie AGRAC, 105 AIR.
effect coRA-6, m., RiAn, m., eipeAcc, /.
effects (radio) sAiiiljloRCA, pi.
effective eipeAccAc, peix>mitiit,
effeminate neAiii-
effervesce (to) coipiu.
effete seAn-cAice.
efficacy pevom,/., eipeAcc,/., bni,/.
peToiniutAcc, /.
efficient eipeAccAc, peif>miuil.
effigy iotiiAij, /. , g. & pi., IOTTIA.
effort IARRACC, /.
egg tib, m., g.-tnb.
eggshell plAosc tub, m.
eight occ; eighth An c-occti; 18
occ-x>eA5; 80 occo, g.-oct6r>; 8oth
An c-occo-ou.
either e. this or that so no SXTO;
nor, even, but as little nA, AC
A omeAT), AC corii
eject CAiceArii AmAC,
elapsed (time) CAICG, imite.
elastic adj., AitscemmneAC.
elated pe ACAS, 5lionx>ARAC.
elbow tiiLle, /., g.-Ann.
elder tree CRAnn (COR) CROUD.
elder, older is sine, nios s.
elect (to) C05A-6 ; -tion coscAn ,tn.\
general e. oUcoscAn; -or cot;-
OOIR, m.
electricity Aibleis, /.,
m.; adj., AibleiseAC,
to -ify leiccRivi.
elegance niAise, f., mAisiul-Acc, _/.;
elegy CAomeA-6, m., peARctAOi, m.
tnARbnA, m.
element btin-xunl, /., bun-AbAR, m.\
-ary bunAi-6, bxin--oxnteAC.
elephant CROT>, m., eiteApAinc, /.
elevate (to) AR-OXI, AR-OAIID.
eleven AonT)eA5, Aon ceAnn x>eA5;
nth AH c-Aonu-"oeA5.
elf siopRA, m.
eligible ioncopA, pixincAC.
elimination CUR AR ceAl, SCRIOSATD
ell bAnnl/Arh, /.
elliptic eiliopsAC .
28
, /.
, UJAC-
ELM
elm (tree) leAmAn, m.
elocution lAftnAiocc,
elope (to) eAlvi le.
eloquence eAscAiocc
CeA115CACAS, Wl.
else eile; elsewhere Aic (bAll)
eile, cAoft 615111 eile; or else no
neAccAn ACU.
elude (to) seACAmc, eAlu 6; elusive
- SeACAtlCAC, 6AlA1CeAC.
emaciated CAICC-, semsce, cnocAilce.
emanate CCACC 6.
embankment pone, m., clAi, m.
embark -oxil (cun) AH bon-o.
embarrassed i -oceAmicA, i bpotic,
pe nAme; (financially e.) ceAl
(timeASA) Ain51T>, 1 bplACA. ?
embassy office 01^15 cAit>leonA.
embers sniosAc, /.
embezzle (to) sUvo.
emblem SUAICGAIICAS, m.
embolden mismu,
embrace bAnnog, /.
embroider (to) bnoi-omivi; -ery
bnoiTMtiemeACc, /.
embryo siol (gem) conmAij;.
emend (to) ceAncti, leAsti.
emerald (colour) xiAine, slAs; e.
stone cloc smeAnAjAix).
emergency pnAmn,/.; eiseAn-oAil,/.
emery eimm, /.
emetic -oeoc tmlACAin, /.
emigration immce, /., T>til AH i;
-rant immceAC, m.
eminence AH-O, m., Ant) An, m.
eminent mon-clvi, iomnAiceAc.
emit ctiu(li5eAn)AtnAc;scAOileAT) AS.
emotion cocc, m., connAi, m.,
mthsiATn, m.
emperor imp me, m.\ empress
empire impneAcc, /. ; imperial
nnpmii4il.
emphasis (in speech) bcirn ^ticA,
, /., pombni, /. ; -atic
A, -oeimniteAC.
employer poscAiteom, m.; -ment
obAin, /., poscA-6; to employ one
e -o'poscA-6; -yee poscAiceAc, m.
empowered 1 gcuriiAcc, m U-OAUAS.
empty pot, Am; to e. polimi; -in ess
poltiiAs, m.
emulation iomAiocc, /., comoncAs,
m.
enables it enables me cumeAtin se
im ctimAS.
ENMITY
enact (to) ACCU; -ment ACC, m.,
neAcc, m.
enamel CTUIATI, m.
encampment, camp posA-6, m., pos-
, m.; to encamp rml
enchantment -OUAIOCC, /.; to en-
chant cun pe "6., po bniocc, m.
enclose (to) pon-iAm ; -ed pon-iACA.
enclosed pe IATTI, IACA.
enclosure clos, m.; (field) CUAH, m.
encore! Anis !
encounter ceA5mAit, /. , corhnAC, m.
encourage (ment) mismtj, 5niosu, m.
encroach on cxm (bnu) ISCGAC An,
cungAC (cun5ij) A -oeATiAiri An.
encumbrance m i-co tnom , m . ,
C6ACA1, /.
end oemeAT), m., pomceAnn, m.,
cnioc , /. ; to end cniocnti , -oemeA-6
A cun le.
endanger (to) ctm (-out) i mbAol.
endeavouring AS (T>') iAnnAi-6; CA^-
Ainc lAnnAccA An; endeavour
lAnnAcc, /.
endorse (to) sirnvi, Ainm A cun le;
to agree Aoncxi le.
endowment cAbAncAs, m., T)eor>cAs.
endurance bu An CAS, m., btiAti-
cseASAniAcc, /., pulAng, m.
enema glioscAine, m.
enemy nAmA, /., .-nAmAT>.
energetic bniomAn, puinni<hl, pt>A-o-
nAC.
energy bni, /., ptjinneAm, m.,
puA-oAn, m.
enforcement ctm 1 bperom, pei-omiu,
poineigeAn, m.
engage I'll e. gA^Aim-se ontn; (at
work) 5AbAilT)'obAin; (e. to marry)
ItiA 1 jcleAtrmAs, in Amice.
engine irmeAll,w.,sAs, m.,5leAs,w.
engineer irmeAllrom, m.
English, E.-man adj. & n. SASAtiAc;
E. language "beAnlA, SACS-D., m.
engrave (to) gneAriA-o, monriAT).
enigma com AS, m., -oupocAl, m.
enjoyment cAicneAm, m.; I en-
joyed cAicrng liom, pxiAmeAS CAIC-
neAm 1.
enlarge (to) meA-ou, ponmeA-oxi.
enlighten me cAbAin eolAs -oom;
ctim m n'il -oom; I know is eol
oom; -ed (adj.) eolAC, eolASAc.
enlist (to) lioscAil, -oul SAH Anm.
enmity tiAm-oAs, m., eAscAm-oeAs, m.
29
ENORMOUS
EVEN
enormous RI-ITIOR, otliiioR; -mity
ottnicix), /.
enough -oocAin, /., SAIC, /., leoR,
30 I.
enrich (to) sAilimui.
enraged AR mmo, AR buite.
enrol (to) CUR AR RollA, ctARu.
enslaved pe "OAOIRSO, /. , 1 TTOAOR-
bROTO, /.
entangle (to) CUR in ACRATHI, in
enter (to) -out (5AbAit) ISCCAC; entry
(written) bRGACA-6 sios, loncRAit
/. ; entrance sti ISCGAC, /.
entertainment see ' hospitality ',
' amusement ', ' support '.
enthusiasm -OIOSRAIS, /., -OXICRACC,
/., ptosc, m., loinne, /.
entice (to) niGAttAX), bRGA5At).
entitled I am e. CA CCARC AgAni
cun ; CAitn i -occi-ocAt, m.
entrails lonACAR, m. t mni, pi.
entreat (to) ACAini, /., mipi, /.
entrust I e. cumitn p6 cx'mAtri,
CGim i rnumin.
enumerate (to) coiriAmeAiii, COITIAIR-
im, AIRGATTI, AiRiiiim.
envelope (to) ctx'roAc, m., clu-OAim;
n. C. tlCRG.
envy CAD, m., poRmAx>, m.} I e.
CA 6AT> (pORTTIAT)) AgAtTI to.
epidemic AICI-O, /, 5AlAR, m.
epilepsy AH JAIAR CICIITICAC, An
gAtAR TTIOR.
Epiphany t1ollAi5 t)6A5, LA Cmn ATI
"OA LA "OeAj. eipiopAin.
episcopal e Asp A5xi 1 1 .
epistle ticiR, /. , eipiscit, /.
epitaph peARclAoi, /.
epitome CUHIIRG, /., AccxnmRe.
epoch cRenrise, /., ne, /.
equal loiiAnn, com-ionAtin, cocRom;
-ity coin-ion Ann AS, w.,cocRomie,/.
equation co-ORomoi-o, /.
equator CRIOS TIA CRumne.
equilibrium cotRom, m., cocRom-
AIOCC, /.
equip (to) steASA-o, CUR 1 bpeARAs;
ment gteAS, m., cReAVLAtrt, m.,
POARAS, m.
equitable, equity COARC, m., com,/.
equivalent com-ionAnnAS, m., coc-
ROTTI, m., com-iheiT), f.
era RG, /. , rRemiso, /.
eradicate (to) RUAJA-O, SCRIOS.
ere Roim, SAR A.
erect (to) AR-OU, cosAil; to stand e.
SGASAtTI TD1RGAC.
erosion cRGimeAT), cAiceAtii.
errand CGACCAIRGACC, /., roisc, /. ;
g. & pi. COSCA.
erratic neAtri-scuAtnA,
erroneous GARRAI-OGAC,
error OGARTTIAT), m., bociin, m.,
GARRA1T), /.
erudition poslumi, /., SAIOCC, /.;
ite po^tumcA, sAiciuit.
erupting m A^omAX) ; tion TTIATOHI , /.
erysipelas An RUA, /.
escape GAlu (GAlo), CGAIXO.
escort (to) cionlAC, /., g. -An;
coinroeAcc; n. cionlACom, m.,
OHTTOGAC, m.
especial AIRICG, spcisiAlcA.
espionage bRAc, m., g. -A, bRACAn-
OIRCACC, /., SplAIRGACC, /.
essay (written) CRACCAS, m . , Aisce,/.
essay (to) IARRACC, /., CRIAII, /.
essence USCRA, m.
essential RiAccAnAc, SACARAC.
establish (to) bunu ; to make cer-
tain oeminix'i ; ment 15, pom^-
neAm, m., ARAS, m.
estate GASCAC, m., sGAlucAs, m.,
RACIDAS, m.
esteem TOGAS, m.; I e. CA TOGAS
AgAm AR; estimable meAsuil.
estimate (I) AiRtiihi, tncASAitn, coiii-
Aisirn, T)6AnAitn mGASCA\CAn.
estimation CUAIRUVI, /., meAS, m.
bARUll, /.
estuary be At AbAnn, m., inbGAR, m.
eternal SIORRAI, sucAtn; -nity
SIORRAIOCC, /.
ether GACAR, m.
ethnology cincolAiocc, /.
etiquette -ocA-bGAS, m., nnnnGA-6, m.
etymology sAnASAiocc, /.
Eucharist CORP CRIOSC; An cAblAnn
CO1SR1CC6.
eulogy sARiiiolAX), m.
euphony binnGAs, m., -oeA-puAim, /.
Europe ATI GoRAip,
evade (to) scACAinc, eAlo 6.
evangelist SOISCGAIAI, m.
evaporate (to) 5Alu, ITTIGACC
eve OICG (nottAs), Oice (:
etc.
even adj. cocRom, RCIX).
even adv. pu'i 'nit piu pingm
A5Am'; pom 'nitpinsm pom
30
EVENING
EXPRESSION
evening cRAcn6iu\, m., PGASCAR, m.
event ceAsiiiAS, m., CURSA, m.,
CACCRA, m., nneAccA, pi.; at all
events pe see At e.
eventually SA -oemeA-6, pA -6.
ever (in past) RIAIII; (other tenses)
co ice; always i gconAi; evermore
50 -oeo, 50 bnAc; ever again
coice AKIS.
evergreen btuvnjtAs, sion-g.
everlasting sionbuAn, mAinceAnnAc.
every SAC; e. body CAC, SAC emne,
SAC -ouine, SAC uile -ovnne; e. thing
gAc AOTI ni, SAC RUT>; e. where
SAC Aon (tiile) Aic.
evict CUR Am AC, CUR AS seilb.
evidence piAnAise, /.
evident pollAs, soilem.
evil olc, m., -OOCAR, m.', adj. -OROC-.
evil eye suit cioRbAice, s. millce.
evolution pAs, m., poRbAmc, /.
ewe poise, /., uAscAn, m.
eX -- AC-, 1AU-.
exact CRumn-ceARc, bAileAc.
exact (to) bAinc AIDAC, cobAC (CIOSA).
exaggeration Aibeil, scoileACAn,
m., blA-oniAn, m.
exalt (to) inoRA-6, moRAim; -ed
examination SCRU-OU, m., bneAcnu,
ceisciu; -ner scRtroAiceom.
example sAmptA, m., etsiomptAiR,/.
exasperate (to) CRA, CIAPA-O; adj.
CRA1C6, ClApAlce.
excavate CARCA-O, cocAilc.
exceed (to) (-out) CAR; e. limit
out CAR ceoRAinn; e. authority
"OUl CAR UTARAS.
excel (to) SARU; bReic bARR,
oeARscnu.
excellent AR peAbAS, CAR bARRj
-ence peAbAS, m., -oeARsciiAcc, /.
except AC AiiiAin, AC Ab e.
exception eisceAcc, /. I except
ni AiRniim.
excess IOTIIARCA, /., SA bReis, f. ;
-ive - 101T1 ARCAC .
exchange niAlAmc; to e. niAlARcu.
excite (to) CORRAI, meARu; -ed
coRRAice, AR mme.
exclamation liu, m., CAHI, /., uAill,
/., Alp, m.
exclude (to) CUR (pAj) AS; I e.
pA5Aim (cumim) AS, ni Ammim.
excommunication co i tm e All- b A 1 1-
GA-O; -ted pAoi c. b.
excrement An PGARRAX>, m., SARR,
excruciating CGASCA, peAtinAi-oeA
excursion CURAS, m., CUAIR-O, /.
excuse leicsceAl, w.; toe.
leicsceil; ex. me gAib mo I.
execute carry out CUR i gcnic (i
bpei-om); to put to death bASu,
CUR cun bAis; -tioner bASAme, m.
executor seiceAT>um, m.
exemplary -OGA-S AmplAc .
exempt SAOR (6); to e. SAORA-O 6.
exercise (physical) cleAccA-6 IUCA,
gleACAiocc, /. ; e. book leAbAt?
CleACCA.
exertion -QUA, m., SAOCAR, m.
exhaust (to) CRAOCA-O, cnAcA-o; (to
use up) cAiceAin, i-oiu; ed-cRAOCCA,
cnAice, CAice.
exhibit (to) cAispeAinc, CAispeAn-
Aini; tion cAispeAncAS, m.
exile (person) -oeoRAi; in e. AR
oeoRAiocc, /.
exists CA Ann; in -tence Ann, AR
niARCAin, AR pAll.
exit sli (beAlAc) AtnAc; 5AbAil AmAC.
exorcism -oibmc -oeAniAn.
expand (to) IBACA-O, meA-ou, poR-
bAmc, /., poR-leAcnii.
expect I e. CA comne (suil) A5Am le.
expedition GACCRA, /., peACCAs, m.
expel (to) CUR AmAc, -oibmc.
expend (to) CAiceAni, CAicim.
expense COSCAS, m.; -sive
coscAstnl.
experience CAICI, /., cleAccA-6, m.
experiment cRiAil, /., ^.-CRIAIAC,
cuR5nAiii, m.
expert adj. eolAc, sAineolAc,
oilce; e. person eolAi,sAineolAi, m.
expiation cu i ce Am , m . , cu i c im .
expiration cRioc, /., -oemeA-6, m.
expire (to die) eA5, TD'pAil bAis.
explain (to) miniu, lemiu, poilsiu.
explode (to) pleAscA-6.
exploit 511 iom, m., be ARC, /., BACC,
m.
explore (to) pionnAccAm, /.; -er
pionnAccom, m.
export Allmumiu, eAspoRcAil, /.
expose (to) poilsiu , noccA-6; (reveal
a secret) scevceA-o AR.
expound (to) miniu, lemiu.
express RA. CUR in umAil, c. m ixil.
expression (speech) RA, m., CAinc,
/. ; (of face) -oeAlRAm, m.,
f.
31
EXPRESSIVE
FAST
expressive (speech) blAsrA, tern,
tmiorriAU.
exquisite Aoibirm, SIRGACCAC.
extend (to) leArA-6, leAtnu.
extensive PORIGAEATI , PAIRS 1^5.
extent (size) ineAt>,/. ; (expanse)
teiteAT), m., PAIRS 11156, /.
exterior rAob Aimns; adj. UTIGACCRAC.
exterminate -DICHJ, scnios.
external nneAllAC, VASTIIUIJ, GACCRAC
extinct in CAS, IHUCCA, -oicitc; to
extinguish ctm m GAS, TTIUCAT).
extortion ioc AinneoncAC.
extra tmeise, /., cvnlteA-6, m., CAR
1S bARR.
extract (to) bAinc (CARRAITIS, PASCA-O)
AS.; e. of meat, fish, fat, etc.
tisc, m., svilAc, m.
extraordinary neAni-coiciAncA,
neAtri-jriACAC, AinspiAncA.
extravagant Ro-cAiccAc, AbAmneAc;
-ance RO-CAICGACAS, m., RAbAiRTie,
/.; (speech) Aibeit, /.
extreme e. end poiRCGArm, m., is
siA, is PAITDG; in extremis 1
TvoeiRGAX) TIA peroe.
extricate SCAOIIGA-O, puAscAilc,
RG1C6AC.
exude (to) pxiscAt>.
exultation SAIR-OGACAS, m., AC AS, m.,
5liOTVDAr, m.
eye suit, /., -OCARC, /.; (of needle)
CRO sttACAroe.
eyebrow rnAlA,/. ; g tin; pi. mAili.
eyelash pAbRA, m.; lid liopA, m.
eyesight RA-OARC, /., AHIARC, m.
eyrie neA-o iolAiR, /.
, m. t
fabric (cloth) ATIAIRC, /., AbRAs, m.
face A^Aix), /., g, & /j/.-Aijce; to
f. AJATO A CAbAIRC AR.
facile eASCAro, Aisunl, SAORAI-OGAC;
-ity eASCAiocc, /., AIS, SAORATO,/.
facsimile mAcsAtiiAil, /.
fact piRe, pmic, /., -oeinnn-Rxj-o, m.
factory monARCA, /., g.-n.
faculty (mental) ceA-o^A, /.; (of
learning) -oAth, m.
fade (to) peo, cReigeAn, OORCAT).
fagged rRAOcrA, CTIAICG.
faggots bROsnA, m., connA-6, m.
fail (to) reip, meAC.
failing (defect) locc, m., TTIACAII, f.
failure ceip, cGib, /., TIIGAC, m.,
faint adj. pAnn, IAS; to f. -oul
(cicim) 1 bpAnncAis (1 IAISG).
fair n. AonAC, m.
fair adj. (colour) piomi; (hand-
some) -ooiciuit; (quality) CUIOSAC;
(just) COIR, cocRom; (weather)
bRGA, "oeA-sin, soinimiG.
fairy si, siopRA. m., 5165, /.
jff faith CRGiT>GAm, m.; the faithful
nA CReiTDGATiiAij;, pi., TIA oitsij;, pi.',
faithful adj. -oilis.
falcon sGAbAc, s. PIAIJ;, m.
fall cicim, /. ; -en cicice, AR IAR;
I fell asleep cic mo COT>I,AX> ORTTI.
fallow bRAtiAR, m.
false bRGASAc, pAVlsA, bReige.
falsehood bRe^s, /. , GICCAC, m.
falsify (to) A -ocAnATii bRGASAc.
falter (to) scAonA-6.
fame cU'i, m. & f., cAil, /. ; -ous
CtutTlAll, mOR-CtlJ, CAltlUlt, 1O1HRA1C-
GAC.
familiarity COI-ORGAITI, m., CAICI AR,
family minnciR, /. , tionci, m.;
(children) nitimeAR, m.
famine SORCA, /. & m.
famished IGACA (le pt>Acc, OCRAS).
fan 5AocRAn, m.
fancy (imagination) sAtiilu, CGAPATD',
I f. cAibsionn -oom, is -0615 liom.
fang SCAIRplACAl, /.
fantastic AISCGAC, AinspiAncA.
far PA-DA (i bpAT>) 6 bAilo, 1 seem;
far side cAob cAlt; how far CAT)
6 An pAIT) ? ATI pA"OA ?
farce 5GAmAiocc, /. , AbAR (sno)
mA5Ai-6, m.
fare (travel) COSCAS cAtscil; (food)
com bi-6.
faring (on journey) AS sluAiseAcc,
AS sAbAit nA sli.
farewell son-cmileAc; slAn (beAnn-
ACC, /.) IGAC.
farm pcmm,/. ; -er PGIRTTIGOIR, m.,
peil.mGAR; yard buAilG,/., ACRAinn
farther nios SIA, is s.; nioj PAI-OG,
is p.
farthing pcomlins, /.
fashion (manner) mo-6, m., g.-A,
nos, m., pAisiun, m.', -able
pAISIVinCA,' to f. CXITTIAT).
fast cRoscA-6, m.; I am fasting
cAim mi c. AS x)eAnATh CROSCATO
32
FAST
FILLET
fast {quickly) mcAn, Uu\c; (firm)
OAin5GAn, buAii, CGAM5Ailce.
fasten (to) CGAngAl, -OA 111511111.
fat blotiA5, /., sAill, /. ; -tening
AS neAmnu, A5 -oul i nomine.
fatal mAnpAC, bAis.
fate cinniuiiiu, /. ; (destiny) -oAn
(i iroAn).
father ACAin, m., g. ArAn, pi. AIC-
I.CA; -less 5 AII ACAm; -ly
fatherland tin -OUCAIS, ACAm-tm, /.
fathom fCA-6, m., -A; to f. com AS,
COrilAISItn.
fatigue rumse, /., scit, /.; to f.
, con; -ed ttnnsicc, concA,
fault locc, m., TTIACAII, /.; -less
5Ati locc.
favour bAra, /., ^AbAn, m.; do a
f. - COm A0 111 A CUn An.
favourable bAisiuil, ^AbnAc.
fawn JMA 65, m., oisin, m.
fawn (to) lucAil AH, /.
fear CA^IA, /., ^AICIOS, m.; I fear
CA e. onm no nil. 1s GAgAl liom;
-f Ul - CA5lAC ; -1 eSS - n CAril-GAglAC .
feast plGAT>, /., g.-pleraG; -ing
CAitGAir) florae.
feat 51110, m., bo ARC, m., GACC, m.
feather cleire, m.
features (face) ceArmACA, pi.
February mi -peAbiiA, peil "bnij-oe.
fee cAiUe, /., -oiot, m.
feeble lA5, ^ATITI, ATibAinneAC.
feed biA, beile, m.; to eat ice;
to feed cotu, biAtA-6.
feel (to), -ing rnocti, bnAc.
feign (to) tigGATi An; -ing sickness
li5GAn Am beit bneoice.
fell (to) - IGA5A-6.
fellow cotripAmci, m., cornpAnAC, m.;
bed-fellow ceilG IGAPATI, c. com-
nAic.
fellowship compAncAs, m.
female bAineAtin, bAti-, n.
femur cnArii teise, m.
fence ctAi, m.; to i. in c. A ctm IG.
fencing beAncu clAraeAni, pionsAm-
GACC, /.
ferment (to) dbnu, coipeA-6, 6mi.
fern -RAitneAc, /.
ferocious p loctiiAn; -city pioc-
TTIAmG.
ferret pmeA-o, m.
m.,
ferric, -rous lAntiAi.
ferrule biAtitiA, m.
ferry cAinbGAnc, m.,
AisGAg, m.; i. boat bA-o
bA-o c.
fertile contuit; to -Use comnciu.
fervour -oiJcnAcc, -oiosnAis; fervent
T)1O5nA1SGAC.
fester (to) -oGAnAtii (CGACC cun)
otnAis, AS bombn'i.
festival feile, /.
fetch (to) bnGit (IGAC),
fetter IAITICIS, /. ; to f cun lAincise.
feud J.\&IA, f. , sGAn-pAtA.
feudalism PGOT>ACAS, m.
fever piAbnAs, m.; -ish piAbnASAc.
few a f. bGAsAn, nomc beAs; adj.,
fibrous snAcAc, 5UAineAc.
fibula cAot-cnAtii ItmgAti.
fickle 5UA5AC, Gi-oilis.
fiction pirmscGAl, m., curnA-ooincAcc,
fictitious neAtii-piott, n.-pininnGAC,
fiddle b6iT>lin, m.; -ling with
tneminceAcc IG.
fidelity -oilse(Acc) /.
fidgetty connAcoriAc, guAmtiGAtiAc.
fie Oh fie! 6 pAme! mo tiAiRG cu!
field pAmc, /. ; tilled f. sonc, m.,
cwibneAnn, m.
field-fare (bird) SIOCATI, m.
fiend TMAbAl, m. oGAtiiAti, m.
fierce
fiery t
fife pi-oGog, /.
fifteen cu 1 5-0 e AJ ; 15 th AH cu 1 5 1
(cGAtin) QGAJ; 15 men ctng
fifty - iGACCGAT), CAOgA, Wl.', 5oth -
AH CAO5ATD1J.
fig ^156, /. ; f. tree cnAnn p.; a
fig (fruit) Fi5-ti11.
fight cnoi-o, /., corhnAC, m.
figure tnrhm, /., g'.-tJimneAC.
figure (shape) cnut, m., pion, ion,
m . ; -rative pine AC .
filament 5Aisin, m., mbo, m.
file (tool) liomAn, m.} to file
"LioiiiA-6; (of papers) coriiA-o, m.\
filings tioiiiosA, nAb, /.
fill (to) UOTIA-O; my f. mo -OOCAITI,
m., mo sAit, /.
fillet pUeA-o, m.
33
FILLY
FLOWER
filly SCARRAC, m.
film scAnnAii, m.; (on liquid)
filter (to) SCA5A-6; n. SCASAIRG, m.,
n. sioclAn, m.
filth SAlcAR, m., bRGAncAS, m.', -thy
fin 1OR05, /.
final T>eATiAc,
finance AIKSGA-OAS, m.; -cial
A1R5GA-OA1S.
find (to) pAil, jeibim (pAgAiTn);
imp. ^15; Airnsui.
fine n. pineAil, /. ; to f. p. T>O CUR
AR.
fine adj. rnin; beautiful bneA;
thin CAoV, CAHAI,
finger nieAR, /.
finish (to) cnfocnu; -ed cnioc-
nAice.
finite ceoRAn CA .
fir guns, /., cttAtin gixhse.
fire cine, /. ; on f. CRI t.; to f.
(shoot) - SCAOlleAT), ll56At1.
firearm Anm cine, m.
fire brigade bmogAix) coiceAin.
fireside cois cme.
firewood bnosriA, m., connA-6, m.
fireworks sneAS-soilse.
firm adj. "OAmjeAn, scoinsice.
firm (in trade) comUicc, m., CUIT>-
eAcc, /.
first ceAT), COSAIS; at f. AR cvis,
AH cos AC.
fish IASC, m.; to f. IASCAC, m.;
lASCAmeACc, /. ; -erman IASCAIRO.
fishing boat bA-o IASCAC; f. line
OOKU, m.', f. hook TUIAD, m.; f.
ground IACAHI IASC A 15, /.
fist -oonn, m., pi. -oomne.
fit cAom, m., ^.-A; -ful
fit adj. omnitiAc, ^eittunAc; to
fit oimuinc, peiliumc; -tings
omitnnci, /., COHACA, /., gleASHA,
m.; fitter jleAscom, m.
five ctii5; 5 persons dJigcAn; fifth
Ati cu 15114.
fix SOCRU; fixed socnAice,
mte; f. date -OACA cinnce.
flag (banner) buACAc, m.,
f. stone ICAC, /.
flail sxnsre, m.
flake (snow) CAlog, lubog, /.; (of
wood or corn) slisooj, /., slAm, /.
flame IASAITI, /., ^.-SUAC; blA-om, /.
flank blem, /.; (side) leACAOib, /.
flannel ptAinnin, m., bAinin, m.
flapping IASCAT), mAtiRAT), IXJASCAT).
flare (of light) IAOTTI, m., JAC solAis.
flash splAnc, m., blATDtn, m.
flash (to) soitsiti; -ing, brilliant
soilseAC, RtntneAC.
flask plAigin; gill f. cnAgAiRe, m.
flat (ground) cotnom, RGI-O; to
flatten cotnonui ; f . of back
pleAsc T)uomA; f. taste blAs leAtri.
flattery ptAmAs, m., btA'OAR, wi.
flatulence gAoc soile, bniiccAil, /.
flavour blAs, m., g.-&.
flaw mACAii, /. , tocc, m., eislinn, /.
flax lion.w.; f . seed ROS; (tow)
butiAC, m.
flay peAtinAT); ed peAnncA.
flea -oReAncAi-o, /.
flee (to) ceiceA-6, ceice.
fleece IOITIRA, m.
fleet cAblAc, m.
fleet (fast) IUAC, meAR.
flesh peoil, /.
fleshworm m 1 1ce ARC An , m .
flex (cord) stiAine, /. ; -ible ion-
lubtA.
flight (flying) eicitc, /.; (fleeing)
ceiteA-6.
flighty person stisin, m., stiAgAme,
m., piAme peA, m.\ (girl) RUAISGOS-
flimsy scAince, cAnAi.
flinch (to) IOCAX), scAonA-6.
fling (to) CAiteATii, ceitgeAn.
flint cloc cme, /.
flitch cliACAn, m., IGAC-C. inuice.
float (to) snAm, m.} afloat AR
snArii; a f. snAniAn, m.
flock (sheep) cueA-o, m.; (birds)
sctiAin, /. , SCACA, m.', to flock
CRtnnmti, cionol/.
flog (to) iGASAT), gRGA-OAT).
flood cuile, /., -oite, /., g. -Ann.
floor tmlAR, m.
flop plAb, m.; -ping pl^bA-o.
florid -O6AR5, luisneAC, IASCA.
flounce cluiriAis, /., imeAtt, m.
flounder (fish) leAcog, /.
flour pluR, m.
flourishing pe RAC, AS -out AR
AJAIX), A5 emi le.
flow slxiAiscAcc, SRUC, m . , CAise, /. ;
fl. of tide CGACC (nneAcc) nA
CAO1T>e.
flower blAc, m., scot, m.; -ry
34
FLUE
FORMIDABLE
flu^ smine, m., nine An, m.
fluent blAscA, Rei-6-lAbARCA.
fluff clurii, m.
fluid IACC, m.
fluke (disease) pticAn, m.
fluorescent light plxm-soilse, /.
flurry FOCARAJA, m.
flush Unsne, /., VASAT>.
flush (to) (water) cvnlni, connxi,
scAttT>AT); to f. game tmiscAilc.
flute F eA "o5> /.
flux CAise, /., sconnA, m.
fly cuil, /., rniolcos, /.
fly (to) eicilc, /.; flying flag
bRACAC An poluAin, ^5 ITIATIRAT).
foam CUR, m., CUR An bAn, cAiceAc,m.
focus POCAS, m.
fodder biA eAllAij, m.
foe nAtriA, /.
fog ceo, m.; foggy ceoc; f. horn
btnnneAn, m.
foil (to) sARu, m., cose, m.
fold (to) pitleA-6.
fold (sheep f.) loc CAORAC, m.
foliage -ouillixm, m.
folio piVlceo5, /.
folk rnumcm, /., Aicme, m. & f.,
oReArn, m., luce, m.
folklore beAloi-oeAS, m., seAncAs, m.,
seAn-oi-oeAS, m.
follow (to) leAnumc,/. ; -ers luce,
teArmriA m.', ing day IA ARTVA
riiARAc; as follows TTIAR teAtiAS,
(lAT)) SO leATIAS.
folly bAois, /., -oic ceitle, /.
fondness cion, m., g.-ceAnA; fond
ceAnuil, lonuin, 5RAC.
font vmiAR, m., cobAR, m.; baptismal
f. e. (u.) bAisci.
food bu\, m., .-bi-6.
fool AniA-oAn m.; foolish AmAT>An-
cuil, omsiijlcA, bAot, -oi-ceilli.
foot CR015, /., cos, /. ; -soldier
teAC, m.', ball peil, /. , IIAC-
coise, /. ; -bath ni (ionlA-6)
cos; -bridge -OROICGA-O coise, m.,
-falls 5loR cos, m.; -gear
peARAs cos; -lights soilse ioc-
CAIR; -man giollA coise, m.',
-mark IORJ; coise, m.; -path
cosAti, m.', rope ceAT> buinn, /. ;
-step coisceim, m. & /. ; -way
tu'AlAC sixiil, m.; -sore cois-cinn;
ajo on foot out, "oe suit cos; swift-
footed CROI^-CASCAI-O; light-f.
icp 5A15C, m., geAicseom, m.
for -GO, te TiAJAix), i 5COTTIA1R, AR son;
(during) AR peA-6, 50 ceAnn; for
a penny AR pinsin; for nothing
m Aisce; for no cause 5An cuis.
forage (to) CUAR-OAC bix>, SO!ACAR
16 m.
forbear (to) poi-oneAih le.
forbearance poi-one, /. putAng, m.
forbid (to) cose, m., bACA-6; -den
fruit uU nA TiAicne.
force ^neARc, m., eigeAn, m.; pom-
neARC, m., tArn tAiT>m, f., ^ORSA, m.]
(army) PORSA(I); to f. eisniu,
CV1R "o'lACAlb AR.
forceps mion-tlij, m., cVuicin.
ford At, m. ; to f . -out CAR (A^ Ainn),
ctiR ACA -oe.
fore Roirh, ReAm-
forearm bRAc IOCCAIR, m. and f.
foreboding CHAR, m., RAbAT), m.
forecast pAiscme, /. ; to f . Reim-
msmc.
forefather smseAR, m.
forefinger meAR COSAIJ, /.
forefront COSAC, m.
foregoing ReAnmAice .
forehead eAT)An, m., mA^A,f., g. n.
foreign IASACCA, COICRIOCAC, eAc-
cRAnnAC, gAll-OA.; f. person wnne
IASACCA; COICRIOCAC, m.
forelock glib, /., -olAoi COSAIS, /.
foreman sAoisce, m., ceAnn pomne.
foremost (first) COSAIJ.
foresail soot. COSAIJ.
foresight
RO 1 rii .
forest FORAOIS, /.
foretell (to) CAmngmeAcc,/., c
iRim, -pAiscine A -oeAnAni.
forethought ReAni-riiActiArii , m.
foreword ReAm-pocAl,
forfeit (to) CAitl,iuinc, bAinc -oe.
forge ceARCA, /., g. -n.
forgery bReA5-cRucu; siniu bRe
scRibinn bR.
forget (to) DeARmAt), m.,
Aim.
forgiveness mAiciunACAs, m.
forgive niAiceArh -oo.
fork gAbAl, m., jAblog, /.
forlorn cRei5ce, UAijneAC.
form CRXIC, m., CUTTIA, /., pomm, /. ,
Riocc, m.', to f. cuniAT), cwu u
formidable IAIX>IR,
Aice,
to
35
FORMULA
FROST
formula pommle, /.
foment 6s COTTIAIR, 6s coirme.
forsake (to) cReiseAn, cneigim, cs-
Aim cut le.
fort -oAmsGAn, m., -oun, m., lios, m.
forth (outwards) Am AC.
forthcoming AS CGACC, seo cugAinn.
forthwith lAicReAc, 1. bonn, An An
OCOIRC.
fortification mm, m.,
COSAHCA; to fortify -
fortitude pA-opulAns, m., poi^ne, f.
fortnight coicios, m.
fortunate Am ARAC .
fortune Ax>, m., g. -Ai-6, RAC, m.;
(dowry) spne, /.
fortune-teller be An ^CASA.
forty -OACA-O, CCACRACA; 4oth
An -OACA-OU.
forward cun COSAIJ;, cun cmn, AR
foster (to) AlcRom, m.; -mother
mAcAiR AlcRoniA; -child teAnb A.;
age uccmACAT), m.
foul bneAn; f. play peAll, /.
found (to) bunu, CUR AH bun; -er
bunA-oom, m.; -ation bonn, m.,
pon-oomeACc, /.
founder (metal) pon-oom miocAil,
m.; -dry muiteAnn lARAinn, m.
founder (to sink) -out pe, -out 50
com poiVl.
foundling leAnb cReigce.
fountain cobAR, m., poinse, /.
four A CCACAIR, ceicne; 4 people
ceACRAR, m.; 4th An COACRXI;
ATI CeACRU CU1T), C6ACTU1 , /.
fOWl - pi. CGARCA, GAIllAIC C1.
fox sionnAc, m., mAT>ARUA, m.
foxglove lus moR, meARACAin (tiA
mbAn) si.
fracture bmseA-o, m., cnAg, m.
fragile bmosc, IGOCAIIGAC.
fragment blx'imG, m., blo5, m.,
SIOCA, m.
fragrant ctnvinA; -ance cumnAcc, /.
frail pAnn, IAJ, IcocAilGAc; -ty
IAIJG, /., AnbAinno, /., IcocAili.
frame puAmA, m.; fishing line f.
Slmne, /.
franchise CGAUC bocAlA.m., SAOIHSG
b, /.
frank pinmncAc, oscAilcc.
frankincense, incense ci'ns, /.
frantic An mine, An buile, le bAini.
fraternal bnAicntuil.
fraud CAlAois, /., ctAon-bGAnc, m.;
-ulent CAlAoisGAc, clAon.
fray (fight) CROTO, /. , bnuion, /. ,
CAC, m.
freckles bReicnGAc, /.
free SAOR, scAoilce; to f . puAscAitc,
scAOileAT) SAOR; f. of charge m
AISCG.
freedom SAOIRSG, /.
freeman (citizen) sAORAnAc, m.
freezing AS CUR SGACA, cuisne; I
freeze Reorni; frozen RGOICG.
freight luce, m., UAIAC, m., IASC, m.
French, -man pRAncAc, m.\ (lang.)
pRAincis, /.
frenzy buile, /., mme, /., -OASACC, /.
frequent mime; to f. 511 ACU; -ency
mimciocc, snAcAm, m.
fresh UR; -ness ume, /. ; f. water
pioR-uisce, m.
fret CRA; don't fret nA bi AX> CRA
pem; in a
friable bRiosc,
friar bRAcAm, m., ^.-bRAcAR, pi
friction pnit-cimilc, /., scRiobA-c
le; enmity eASAoncAS, ACRAnn.w.
tiGAm-RGiceAC, m.
Friday T)G hAomG. An A., /. ; Good
Friday A. An CGASCA.
friend CARA, /. , g. --o; -ly CAIR-O-
iuil; -ship CARATDAS, m.
frieze bRGi~o, /. , bR6iTm, m.
fright scAnRA-6, m., SCGOTI, m.; -ful
- SCAnRAICGAC, -RUll, SCGOniill.
frigid PUAR, OIJRGACA; f. zone
CR1OS OIJRGACA (\1AR5A).
fringe pAbnA, m., imeAll, m., ciutii-
AIS, /. ; forelock 5Ub /.
frisk Rince, m., -oAiiiAs, m.; -ky
luAimneAC, RHICGAC.
frivolous -oi-cGilli, eAgAncA,
frock sunA, m.
frog loscArm, m., pROg, m.; f.
spawn glocAC (SCGIC) PROS-
frolic sclGip, /., SU5RA, m., RAnn-
cAs, m.
from 6, AS, X>G, AR; cf. , on mbAilo,
CAT) AS? bAin -OG (take from);
cosAin AR (protect from).
front cos AC, m., A^ATO; in f. AR
c., AR m'AJAi-o; see 'foment'.
frontier CCORA, /., g. -nn.
frost sioc, m., g. -SGACA, cutsne, m.;
-ty cuismuil; f. bite -06 SGACA.
36
FROTH
froth CUR, m., CURAII, m.
frown gnu Aim, /. , g. Am A, puic, /.
frugality neAmcAiceAcc, /. , cnois-
ciun, m.; frugal neAm-CAiceAC,
cn6isciuncA.
fruit coRA-6; -ful concxnl; -less
gAtl CORAT).
fry (to) pRiocA-6; fried FRIOCCA,
fry siol (GOCAIR) eisc.
fuel AbAR cine.
fugitive ceipeAC, m,; -ouine AR
ceicGA-6.
fulcrum, pivot IU-ORAC, /.
fulfil (to) coniilionA-o.
full lAn, lioncA; to fill UOTIA-O.
fuller ucAiRG, m.; -ing RGArhRu.
fumbling ucAtnAil, /. ; -bier
fume -OGACAC, m. & /., 5Ail, /.,
SAS, m.
fun gRGAnn, m., sclcip, /., AICGAS,
m., siAtnsA, m. ; funny
function percm, /. ; to f.
oibRiti; ary pcixmiGAnnAC, m.
fundament bun, bonn, m.; -al
bunusAC.
fund ciscG, m.
funeral SOCRAI-O, /., coimeiRi (c6im-
RI), m.
fungus muscAn, m.
funnel connAT>6m, conn AI Re, m.
fur pionnAT), m., cluin, m.; (on
tongue, throat) come,/., SCRGAITI, /.
furious AR builc, AR miRe.
furl (to) (a sail) CPOSAC, pilleA-6;
unfurl scAOileA-6 .
furnace SORH, m., pumneis, /.
furnish gleASA-o, COIRIU; f. an
account cuncAs A cAbAmc, bille
A CUR.
furniture CROSC An , m., CRG AltAm ,
tn., ROCAI ci, pi.
furrow clAis, /.
further nios SIA (pAi-oe); bA SIA
(pAi-oe); f. complaint 5GARAn eilo
(pos); -more SGACAS e sin, -oe
bRGis AIR sin.
furtive polAiteAc, p6 cGilc.
fury PRAOC (pemgG), mmo, /., AR
bAini, AR CRAObACA.
furze, gorse AiceAnn, m.
fuse (to) IGASA-O; electric f.
leAgcAn, m.; -d ICIJCG.
fuSS - pUASAOIT), /., pUIRSO, 1H . , p.
-ssy PUASAOI-OGAC.
GARTER
futile 5 An eipcAcc, /., 5An bni, /.;
-ity neAin-eipGACc.
future in f. PGASCA, AR bAlt; f.
tense AITDSIR pAiscmeAc.
gabbler cAbAme, m.
gable binn ci, /.
gadfly cRGAbAR, m., bGAc
Gael SAGI, m., g. & pi.
Gaelic ^AGIAC; G. language
gaff 5 AC A, m.
a sob An, m.
gain SOCAR, m., bRAbAC, m.,
m.; -ful cAmbGAc.
gain (to) (to win) buA,
gait imeAcc, m., gluAisGAcc, /.
gale sGi-oeAn, m., JAOC TTIOR, /.
gall -oomtAs, m.
gallant misniuil, CAlmA, 5Aisciuit.
gallery AIIGAR, m.
gallop, -ing - AR COSA-m-A1RT)G.
gallows CROC, /.
gambling (cards) ceARRbACAs,
immc CARCAI; (betting) 5GAllcuR,
m.; gambler ceARRbAC, m.
gambolling SUSRA, m., "OAniAS, m.,
RAn CAS , m .
game ctuice, /. ; (birds and ani-
mals) seils, /., seim.
gamecock coilicin coc, m.
gander sAn-OAl, m.
gammon (bacon) IIATTIAS, m.
gang (work party) meiceAl, /.,
pomeAnn, /., luce, m.
gangrene moRgA-o, m.
gannet 5AineAx>, m.
gap beARnA, /., g. -n.
gaping beAl AR leACA-6, beAloscAilce.
garb OA-OAC, m., ei-oe, m.
garbage "ORAiiiAiol, m., cunAmAR, m.
garden 5 ARRAI, m., gAm-oin, m.;
-er gARRAio-oom, m., gARnom, m.
gargle cRAos-polcA-6 , m.
garland pleAsc, /., blAitpleAsc.
garlic 5Amlco5, /.
garment b\U GA-OAIJ, m., bAlcAis, /.
garnish (to) (adorn) mAisiu.
garret seomRA UACCAIR, m., IOCCA,
m.
garrison -oun, m., -OAinseAn, m.,
gARRAs^cun, m.
garter -"gAmcem, tn.
37
GAS
GLOSSARY
gas 5 As, m.
gash geAnuA-o, m., cneA,/., cneAcc,/.
gasping gionnAnAl, /., put Ail, /.,
gate SGACA, m., -keeper geAcom, m.
gather (to) bAilni, CHOSAC, cnosAim;
-er bAiliteom, m., cnoscom, m.
gaudy -oACAnnAC, peACAc.
gauge (to) roiiiAs.
gaunt cnAniAC, CAol, cnocAilce.
gauntlet (glove) lAirhne, /.
gauze miontuse, /.
gawk 5AtnAl, m., bnAbAis, /.
gay suAinc, 5neAX)nAC, scleipeAC,
gaze upon -olvit-peACAint; An,
SCATIAT) AH.
gear 516 AS, m., gleAsnA, m.,
AS, m., rneAllAm, m.
gelatine 5l6cA-oAn, m., seilitin, f,
gem gcAm, m., clocbtiA, /.
gender mscne, /.
genealogy gomeAlAc, m.
general coicionn, snAcAC, pom-
leACAn ; -ity COICIAHCACC,/. ; (mil.
title) 5enenAl, m.
generate (to) seimxiin; -tor scin-
eA-oom, m.; -tion (of people)
5lthn, /.
generous piAl; -osity peile, /.
genial soilbin, lAc, CAOin; -ity
soilbne, /., lAice, /.
genitive 5em I-DGAC .
genius sAn-eimrn, /., emirn -oxicAis,
/., An-o-eA5nA(ioccj; (class) cmeAl,
m.
gentle cneAscA, clAc; (of birth)
; gentry u Aisle ;-otnnetiASAl,
n.
genuflect sleAccA-6 steAccAin, /.,
genuine ^ion, -oeAnb,
geography cineolAS, m. ,
geometry ceimseACA, /., g.-n.
germ j;eineo5, /. pni-o, /.
German adj.&n. ^eAnmAriAC, m.;
G. language 5eAnmAims, /.
germination ^AS; to sprout peAcu.
get (to) Ail, 50ibim (pM^im) ^ACCA;
(fut.) t;eobAT), pA^AT); get up
(out of bed) emij, bi it) sui; get-
up (dress) sleASAT), coimu.
ghastly uA^An. VIA^ASAC.
ghost rAibse, m., pucA, m., ?;6scA,
m.; Holy Ghost An SpionAX) HAOIVI.
giant PACAC, m.
gibberish gibms, /.,
gibbet cnoc, /.
gibe 50156, m., ASACAII, m.
giddiness mei-oneAti cirm.
giddy 5UA5AC, ntiAiseAc, neArivsoc-
Ain; g. girl niiAiseos,/; g. man
5ti05Aine, stigin, m., eA5An, m.
gift cAbAncAS, m., bnonncAnAS, m.,
oeonrAS, m.
gigantic oUiiion, GACCAC.
giggling scitmeAcc, /.
gilded 6ncA .
gill (of fish) sceolbAc, m.\ (of
whiskey) cnA5Aine, m.
gimlet gimleAT), m., coll A me, m.
ginger smseAn, m.', ly Aicilli
cAmeiseAc.
gipsy 510^6?;, /.
girder ceAncAil, /.
girdle cmos, m., g. & pi. CHGASA.
girl geAnncAile, /., gmseAc, /.,
CAilin, m.
girth (width) ceA^An, m.; (of
saddle) gioncA, m.
give (to) cAbAinc, bemim, rustA.
gizzard eAsAn, m.
gladness At AS, m.; glad, gladly
ACASAC, AcAScuil.
glamorous meAllcAc .
glance suil-peACAint, silleA-6 (sioll-
AT>), -oeAncA-6.
glare (of light) lonnAx>, m., loinnm,
J., e,. -neAC.
gland ^Aineog, /.
glass 5loine,/.; glassy j;loinni.
gleam ICAS. m., loinnm, /. ; -ing
lonnA-6, m.
gleaning cnosAc, m., bAiliu
oeAScAn, m.
glee merom, /., meit)neis, /. ; -ful
tneit)neAC.
glen gleAnn, m., pi. 5leAnncA.
gl de (to) sleAiiniu.
glimmer IGAS, m., g. -A.
glimpse nA-OAuc, /.
glistening, glittering AJ:
globe cntunne, /., cnuinneos, /".
gloom -oo mceACc, /., -OORCA-OAS, m.;
(mental) "ouAmce, /., gnuAmACc, f
glorious 5l6niiiAn.
glory slom, /.
gloss (polish) snAS, m.; glossy-
glossary 5luAis, /., SAnAS, m.,
poclom, m,
38
GLOVE
GREAT-GRANDMOTHER
glove lAmitip, /., pi. lAitrmi.
glowing lonRAc, Ruicniiiil; a glow
lonRAT), m., Rxncniti, bneoxi.
glue cAcAn, m., glocAn, m.
glut plviCA-6, 1O1TIARCA, m.
gluttony CRAOS, m.; -nous CRAOS-
AC.
gnarl ^A-ob, /.; adj. -AC.
gnashing gioscAn, m., 5.
gnat niiolcos, /.
gnaw (to) cneimeA-6, co5Ainc.
go (to) xml, ceim; nneAcc.
goad n. bROT>, /. ; -ing.
to g. bRoiT)ivi.
goal (in games) cut, m., bAme, m.;
(of journey) ceAtm scRtbe, c.
CURSA; g. -keeper ctil bAme, m.
goat 5AbAR, m.; he g. pocAn;
female g. rninseAC, /.
goblet btillA, m., coRn, m.
goblin PUCA, m., SIO^RA, m.
God TMA.
goddess bAnroiA, /.
godfather ACAIR bAisci, CAIRTCAS
CRIOSC, m.
godly T>1A5A, T>iA5AncA,
godmother niAcAm bAisci, /.
godson niAc bAisci, m.
God-speed slAn (beAnnAcc) le.
God's will -oeoin (coil) "Oe.
going imeAcc, itnim, -otil, ceim.
gold on, m.; -en OR5A, oRbtii.
goldfinch (bird) IASAIR coillc.
goldsmith omceAR-o, m.
good adj. mAic, poncA, -OCA-, so-;
n. iriAiteAs, m., poncAcc, /.,
m.
goose 56, /., pi. seAmiA,
gander sAn-oAl, m.; female g.
CRAlTI 56, /.
gooseberry spionAn, m.
gore put, /., CRU, m.; gory pxiit-
ceAc; to gore poVLvo, pollAim.
gorge (river cutting) CVJITIAR, m.
gorge (to) Alp A-6, filo5A-6, SACA-O.
gorgeous sAR-AlAinn .
gorse AireAnn, m.
gospel soisceAl, m.
gossip cAinc, /. , sioscAT) CAince,
CATDRAll, CAT)RAlA1, m., ItlCC CAT)RAlA.
gOSSip ACA1R bAISCI, CAlRT)6AS
CRIOSC.
gout 5<icA, m.
gouge n. 5x11 see, m.
govern (to) RiAlu, niAlAiTn; -nor
, m.
government RIAICAS, m.
gown 5iinA, m.
rab (to) sciobAtb, ^XIA-OAC.
race (divine) gRAscA "Oe; (at
meals) Alcu ROHTI biA, A. CAR eis
bi-6; -ful (appearance) gRAscuil,
mAisiuil, T>Actiil; less mi-5RAs-
cuil.
grade (degree) ceim, /., SRA-o, m.
gradual ceim AR ceim, i nxnATO A
ceile, beAgAn AR beAgAn.
graduate (university) ceirm, m.
grain (corn) ARbAR, m., gRAn, m.
grammar SRATDA-OAC, /.
granary 5RAnlAnn, /., -Ainne.
grand bReA, AlAinn, ITIOR; grandeur
Aille, /., gAlAncACc, /.
grandchild 5 ARITI AC, m., SAR-ITIIOH,/.
grandfather seAn-ACAm, m., ACAIR
ITIOR.
grandmother seAn-iiiAcAiR, tnAcAiR
CRIOTIA, m. ihoR.
grandson TDAC tnic, TTIAC mine, UA
(m), g.-ut.
granite cloc eibm, /.
grant n. -o eon CAS, m.; to g.
oeonti.
granulate (to) gRAnu.
grape CAOR; pi. CAORA
grapple (to) gReAmu, bReic
ling iron gReAniAme, m.
grasp (to) 5RGAnni ; I grasped
RtigAS gReim AR; -ing sAncAC.
grass peAR, m.', adj., peARriiAR.
grate (fire-g. ) JRACA m.; v.-ing
SCRIobAT).
grateful buioc; -itude bxiiocAs,
m.', -ified sAscA; -uity -oeoncAs.
grave uAig, /., g. UAJA; g. digger
AX)lA1C1, m.
grave adj. cAbAccAc, moR,
-ity ^meAcAinc, /.,
ooniAn-c.
gravel sneAn, m., gAmbeAl, m.
gravy olAR, m.
gray IIAC; -ness leice, /.;
horse cApAll jlAs.
graze (to) in km, m., msilc, /., AR
g.
grease smeARA-6, m., beAlA-6. SRGISC,
/. ; -ed, greasy smeARCA, beAlAice.
great moR, ollmoR, sARiiioR; (in
number) ioir,A-ouil, IIACC.
great-grandfather sm-seAn ACAIR.
great -grandmother sin-seAniiiAc-
GREATNESS
HABIT
greatness mei-o, /., moRSAcc, /.
greed sAinc, /. ; (for food) CIOCRAS,
m., -dy SAinceAC, sAncAC, CIOCRAC.
Greek adj. & n.
G. language 5*01513, /.
green (colour) tiAine; (vegetation)
5lAS.
green (lawn) pAice, /., leAnA, ra.
greet (to) pAiitiu noirii; a -ing
beAnnti, beAiinACA-6.
greyhound cu, /., g. con., pi. com.
grid (electric) uige, /, GAT^A, /.
griddle gRei-oeAl, m., Roiscin, m.
grief bRon, m., -oobRon, m., cum A,
m., -uclATi, m.; to grieve -oeAnArii
bnoin, CAOineAX), po ctitr>A.
grievance exits seARAin, /., c. nii-
SASA1111.
grievous cnom, mon, SCAR.
grill (to) 5R1OSA-6, 5RioVUv6.
grim "uocc, "OUR, T>iAn.
grimace -ORAI-O, /., stmilc, m.,
SCA1TTI, /.
grime SAICAR, m., bntm, m.
grin - T>RA1T>, /., SCA11TI, /.
grind (to) (milling) nieitt; ground
rneitce; (chew) cosAinc, cosnAim.
grindstone cloc liopA, /., ctoc
grip 5Renr), m.; gripe, cnei5iT>,/.
grit 5RCAn, m., 5AincArii, /.
groan cneA-o, /. ; -ing cneA-OAil,
/., cneA-OAc, /.
grocer tonceAnnAi, m., biACAC, m.,
56sAeiR, m.
groin bleAn, /.
groom siollA cApAill, m.
groove ctAis, /., eicne, /.
groping Ag tApA-oAit, AS pomseAil,
AS glnimAil, AS SArmcAil.
gross adj.no-rhon, AinspiAticA, CAU
ctiimse; (number) CGA-O is pice,
se picit).
ground cAlAih,/., g. cAlun; (founda-
tion) bonn, btin, bunus, AbAn.
ground ivy ci-oneAn CAlun, m.
groundsel 51111 Anlus, m.
group (people) JASRA, m., -ORGA,
m., plo-o, m.; (things) CHUAS, m.
grouse (bird) CGARC ^RAOI^, /.
grow (to) PAS, m.
growing PAS, m., gr. old AS -oul
in ^AOIS; gr. potatoes AS SAOCRU
PRAUAI; growth pAs, m.
growling -oRAtinA-o, -oRAtmcATi.
grove 5ARRA11, m., coill, /.
grudge pAlA, m., olc, m.\ to g.
rtiAiorh AR.
gruel PRAISGAC, /., bRACAti, m.
gruff - CtlR, 5ROT), 5ROT)-bR1ACRAC.
grumbling seARAn, m., c AH RAM, m.,
cnAitriseAn, m.
grumpy CAnRAti AC, smulcu 1 L .
grunt stitis, m.; -ing Ag gnusAcc-
Alt, /., A5 Ctl GAT) A 15.
guarantee XJRRAIOCC, /., URRUS, m.;
to g. wit (ceim) in ti. AR.
guard 5ART)A, m., peAR PAIRG, AIRIOC,
m.; on g. AR SAR-OA.
guardian CAOITITIOIR, m.
guess COTTIAS, m., btntle PAOI
cuAiRim; -ing AS COTTIAS.
guest ADI, m.; g. house CGAC
AIOCCA, oscAn, m.
guide CRGORAI, m.; -ding CRGORU.
guild - COtlYltlCC, W., C6AR1J-C.
guilt com, /., cion, m., g. CGADA,
cioncAcc, /.; -ty cioncAC.
guise RIOCC, m., CRUC, m., cl6, m.,
cosxilAcc, /.
gulf (sea) cti An, w.,bA,/., mbeAR, m.
gull pAOileAn, m., pAOiteAtm, m. &/.
gully lincem, /.
gulp 510565, /.
gum (in mouth) -ORAH-OAI, m. t
cARbAt, m.
gum (adhesive) b ioc, m., glocAn, m.,
5tim, m.', chewing g. 5. COSAHA.
gun 5nA (sxinAn), m.; machine g.
gunpowder PIJ-OAR, m., p. IATTIAIJ;.
gurgling AS sltisAwtiAis, -nAit, /.
gurnard (fish) cnxi-OAn, m.; red g.
- C. "OCAR5, plOpAIRG, fW.
gush (of water) scxinnA, m.,
m., scARt), m.
gusset AscAlxAn, m., SXIISGA-O, m.
gust seiT>GO5, /., ctipos, /., si
SAoite, m.
gut pucos, /.; (entrails) ionACAR.
gutter (mud), IAICGAC, /., plui-o, /.,
pUvoA, m.; (a drain) lintem, /.
gymnastics Itiiciocc, /., luitcteASA,
5"LeACAiocc, /.
gynaecology bAinleAcc, /.
gypsum siopAs, m.
gyrate (to) Rotlti, IOTHCASAT>, m.
H
habit beAs, m., CAICI, m., snAs, m.;
dress or uniform erne, /.,
m. & /., AibiT), /.
40
HABITABLE
HAWSER
habitable ion con A ice.
habitual snAcAc,
hack (to) IGA-ORAX), CGASCA-O, JGARR-
AX).
haddock (fish) cA-oog, /.
haemorrhage bRucc polA, RIC p.
haft sApAc, /. , cos, f. , cRAnn, m.
hag CAiVlGAc, /.
haggard ioclA, /., g. -nn; adj.
SUA1CC.
hail (to) 5lAoc, m., l,iu, m.
hailstone cloicsnGAccA, m.
hair JRXIAIS,/., pole, m., rnocAll, m.;
horse h. Ron; h. shirt leme Rom.
hairy SRXIASAC, mocAVlAc.
hake (haak) coltnom, m.
hale slAn, potlAin, pomcit.
half IGAC, /. ; one-and-a-half ceAnn-
jo-lGic; to halve -6A ICAC A
halfpenny Icicpingin, /., g. -jne.
halibut (fish) AlAbARX), m.
hall IIAUA, m.
hallowed nAOpA, beAnnAice.
halt (to) SCAT>, scAT)Aim; n. SCAT), m.
halter AT>ASCAR, m., ceAnnRAc, /.
halyard hAileAR, m., lAinneAR, m.
ham tii AS, m., trrocihAs, leis, /.
hames AITIAI, -pi.
hammer CASUR, m.; to h. btiAlAT)
le c. (see 'sledge').
hammock Atnog, /.
hamper cliAb, m., ciseAn, wi.\ to
h. - COSC, C6ACA1 A TDeAtlAttl.
hamstring peicleos IOSCAI-OG, /.
hand lAtii , /. , SGAJ lAnne ; to hand
sin GAT) ctin.
handcuff "ooRtiAsc, m., cuibRCAc, m.
handful I An x)omn, mAtn, m.
handkerchief CIARSUR, m.
handle lAih, /., cos, /., IORS, m.,
m.', to h. lAithsiti,
handsome -ooiciuil (-OAcxnl),
handy AISGAC, Aisiuil; -man
hang (to) CROCAT), cROCAitn, CROCCA.
hangman CROCATDOIR, m.
hank tiRnA, /.
hankering after ponn cun, x>uit 1.
happen (to) CAR!O, ceAsmAil; -ed
- CARlA, CGAglVlAlj.
happy son A; -iness son AS, m.;
happily pe SOUAS.
harass (to) CIAPA-O, ceASA-6.
harbour cuAn, m., cAlApoRc, m.
hard, hardy CRUAI-O; difficult
OCACAIR; to harden CRUAX>, CRUAim.
hardly AR ei5eAn.
hardship cRUACAn, m., AnRO, m.
hare SIORRIA, m., tniotmAi, m.
hare -lip beARnA triit, /.
harm "oiobAit, /., *OOCAR, m., -QIC, /. ;
to h. D. A t>eAnAm; -ful
oiobAlAc; -less neAih--6.
harmony conicoRt)AX), m., binneAs;
-ious cothcoR-OAc, bmn; agree-
ment cotriAoncAS, m., siocutAcc,/.
harness (for horse) uitn, /., pi.
; 5leAS, m.; to h. s
harp ctAiRseAc,/.; (small h.), CRUIC,
harrow cliAc pumse, /., bRACA, m.;
tO h. - pUIRSGAX), ptIIRSItn.
harsh 5ARb, 5AR5, -OIAII.
hartstongue CReAin (nA muice PIA).
harvest poihAR, m.\ ing "oeAnAni
potriAiR.
hasp txib, /., ItibAn, m.
hassock suiscin, m.
haste -oeAbA-6, m., -oeicneAs, m.,
pocARAgA, m. ; to make h. bROscu ;
hasty bROscAice, x>eiceAnsAc.
hat IIACA, m.
hatch hAisce, m.
hatching AR $OR; h. (brooding) hen
CGARC 50 IR; to h. a brood At A
JOR.
hatchet CXIA, /.
hatred ptiAc, m.; I hate is p.
liom; cA p. AgAtn "oo; cA An JRAin
A5Am AR; -ful pxiApAR.
haughtiness moRcuis, /., COIRCGIS,
/., moR-is-pui; haughty rnoRctiis-
GAC.
haul (to) cARRAins, /. ; (in fishing)
COR, m.; made a h. 0^5 COR.
haunch CORA, COROS, /., CGACRU, /.,
g. -tin.
haunt (place) jnAcos, /., ion AX)
gnAic; to h. gnAcu, ^nAcAitn;
haunted house cij pucAt.
have (to) verb 'to be' with 'AS'.
haven cuAn, m.
havoc SCRIOS, m., milleA-6, m.,
emlGAC, m.
haw SCGAC01R, m.
hawk sGAbAc, m.
hawker mAnsAmo, m.
hawser CGA-O CIRG, /., c. AtiCAme.
41
HAWTHORN
HIERARCHY
hawthorn SCCAC, /., CRAtin sceice.
hay peAR, m., p. cmmi; h. making
bAmr (sAbAil) pern.
haze ceobRAn, m., smth-oeAn, m.;
hazy ceoc; heat h. ceo bRotAil.
hazel coll, m., h. nut cno coill, m.
he se, e; (emphatic) seiseAn,
eiseAn.
head ceAnn,w.; h. man peARCinn,
p. ceAnnAis.
headache cmneAS cinn, m.
headphones cluAsAm, pi.
heading (title) cmncei-oeAl, m.
headland ceAnn cme, m., Rinn, /.
headline cinnscRibinn, /.
headlong AH tirullAc A cinn, i TVOIAVO
A cinn, ceAnn AR AJ;AIT>.
headquarters cinnceAcmiin, m.
headstrong ceAnncReAn, ceAnnt)AnA.
headway -oul AH ASAVO, -o. cun cinn.
heal (to) cneAsti, leijeAs, m.
health slAmce, /.; -thy
pollAin .
heap CARn, m.; to h.
CRUACAT).
hear (to) clos, cloisinc, ctoisceAil.
hearing eisceAcc.
hearsay RAplA, m.
hearse CROCAR, m.
heart cnoi, m.; -ily cnoitnl, 6
CROI; -less 5An CROI.
hearth cmreAn, m., ceAllAc, m.
hearthstone ICAC CCAUAIS, /., t.
tmceAm .
heat CGAS, m.; -edly CGASAI; to
h. ceAm, ceim.
heath (plant) PAOC mm; (land)
mo 1 nee ATI, m.
heathen pAsAnAc, m.; -ism pAj-
AncAcc.
heave (to) (throw) cAiteAm; h. up
- Atroti, r AURA ing; h. anchor
AnCAIRG A TJAinC.
Heaven rieAm, /., g. tleiriie; nA
"plAicis; nly neime, neAtti5A.
heavy cRom, meAice.
heckle (to) cRAsnAil, /., CROS-
ceiscu).
hedge pAl, m., clAi, m.
hedgehog sRAmneoj, m.
heed AIRG, /., AIRTJ, /., sxnm, /. ;
ful A me AC; less neAtii-sxumiuil,
5An AtRT).
heel sAl, /.
he -goat pocAn, m.
heifer SGAVATO, /., beicioc, m.
height AR-O, m., AiR-oe, /., AR-oAn, m.
heighten (to) AR-OU, AR-DAI.
heir OI-ORC, m., -dom, legacy 01-6-
ReAcc, /.
heir-apparent cAnAisce, m.
hell ipReAnn, m.
helm hAlmoiu, m., cleic SCIURAC, /.
helmet closA-o, m., CAPARR, m.
help CAbAiR, /., g. cAbRAc, ctmAm,
m.; to help cAbRxi le.
helpful cAbARCAc, cuncAc.
helpless Amms, eixiReoRAc, IAS.
helpmate ciincom, m.
hem pAicim, /.
hemisphere leAc-cRumne, /.
hemlock imlmeAR, tn.
hemp cnAib, /.
hen CGARC, /.
hence AS so (AtnAc); (therefore)
T>A bRi sm, AR An AbAR stn.
henceforth pe ASCA .
her, ace. i, i pemj ise ; pos. adj.
A; A COS, A hAJAlt).
herb Unb, /., Uis, m.
herd CRGA-O, m.; -sman CRCA-OAI, m
here Anso; (in offering anything)
seo T>uic.
hereafter mA -OIATO so (sm); in
next world AR An SAol eile.
hereby leis seo.
hereditary T>O Rem -OUCAIS; is T>UAI
oo (T>I); -ity -otic AS, m.
heretic emiceAc, m.; -esy emic-
heretofore 50 -oci so, 5x15
heritage OI-ORGACC, /.
hermit -oitReAbAC, m.
hernia mAi-om seicne, /.
hero gAiscioc, m., IAOC,
5Aisciuil, IAOCOA, gAlAc;
bAn-5Aiscioc; -ism ;
IAOCAS, m., gAil, /.
heron -coiiii, /. , CORR1ASC, /.
herring SCAT* An, m.
hesitation SCA-O, neAtriponn,
coiiiAmle.
hew (to) 56ARRAT), ceASCAT).
hiatus beARnA, /., eAsnAm, m.
hiccough pAil, /.
hidden 1 bpolAc, polAice; to hide
pOlACAT), CUR 1 bpolAC.
hide (skin) CRAiceAnn, m.; animal
h. seice, /.
hideous 5RAnnA, UAPAR.
hierarchy AR-o-clem, /.,
CAS, m.
.; -ic
heroine
m.,
t>A
42
HIGH
HOSTESS
high Aux), CROCCA.
highminded
Highness His H. A Soillse, A
highway bocAR, m., beAlAC IDOR, m.,
sli, /. , wot), m.
high-water. lAn HIARA, m., bARR-
cAOi-oe, m.
highwayman biciunAC (bocAm), m.
highway robbery biciuncAs, m.,
emi sli, m.
hilarious sulcrhAR, scleipeAc.
hill cnoc, m.; -top mutlAc cnoic;
-side cAob (leACAOib) cnoic.
hillock cnocAn, m., mullog, _/.
hilt -ooRncAR, m., -ooRnclA, /.
him 6, eiseAn; -self e pem.
hind, h-most -oemro; cos t)., not -o.
hinder (to), hindrance cose, m.,
bAC, m., commeAsc, m.
hinge cuisle, m., bAcAn, m.
hint not), m., liT>e, /.
hip cRomAn, m., CORROS,/., mAs, m.
hire pA, m., CUARASCAI, m.; to hire
poscu .
his A (A ceArm, A uAn).
hissing SIOSARHAC, /., AS s nAij;.
history SCAIR, /. ; -ical scAmiuil;
-ian SCARAB m.
hit (to) buAlA"6, Aimsiu.
hither An All, 1 leic.
hitherto 50 -oci so, jus CRASCA.
hive coRcos, /. (cRuiceos).
hoar IIAC; h-frost sioc IIAC.
hoard cisce, m., cnosAc, m.
hoarse ciAcAnAc; -ness CIAC, m.,
ciAcAn, piocAn, m., cARsAn, m.
hoax cleAs, m., bob.
hobble xmcAll, m.
hod 5UAlAiRe, m., ATDAC, m.
hoe gRApAn, m.
hog niuc, /., CORC, m.
hoiSt (to) - ART)U, CROCAT) 111 A1RTe.
hold jReini, m., g. -eAmA; h. on
(wait) pAn 50 poill; h. on to
coinmb TDO 5Reim, connoA-o; h. your
tongue eisc x>o beAl; h. of ship
m.,
hole poll, m., coll, /., g. coille;
to hole (bore) pollA-6, collAt).
holiday sAome, IA sAome.
hollow lAgAn, m., clAis, /., CVIAS,
m., adj. CUASAC, polAtn.
holly cuileAnn, m.
holding (property)
holocaust ibmr, /.
holy nAopA, beAnnAice; -iness
nAO^ACc,/. ; H. Orders ORT>
Aice; h. water uisce coisReA
H. Ghost An SpioRA-o tlAOtri.
homage tiRRAim, /., g. -AmA.
home bAile; come h. CAR Ab
homely snnpli, nAxtuRCA.
homespun bRei-oin, m.,
m.
homestead CGAC, m., (Aic, /., ARAS)
conAice; bAile c., m.
homicide -ounmARxi, m.,
homogeneous AonjneiceAC, coini5.
hone doc pAobAm, /., c. liopA, /.
honest IOHRAIC, mAcAncA; -ty
lonRAiceAs, m., niAcAncACc, /.
honey mil,/., g. meAlA; h. comb
C1OR TTieAlA, /.
honeymoon mi nA meAlA.
honeysuckle cAiceileAn, m., mil
JJAbAIR, /.
honour onom, /. ; -able onoRAc;
-orary (RunAi, ceim) 011115.
hood cocAll, m., hiiT>A, m.
hoodwink (to) meAllA-6, -OAllA-
mvillos A CUR AR.
hoof cRub, /.
hook (fishing h.) -onAn, m.; reaping
h. coRRAn, m.', pot h. T>Rol, m.
hoop ponsA, m., lubAn, m.
hop lemi, /., bocleim, /., geic, /.;
to hop pReAbAX).
hops Vus leAnnA, m.
hope -OOCAS, m., svnl, /. ; I hope
cA -o. (s.) AgAm; -ful -QOCASAC;
-leSS - CA-OOCASAC, CAR pO1R.
horizon bun (imeAll) speme.
horizontal comcocRotn (An AC) ,
COm-ART> .
horn A-OARC, /.
hornpipe coRtipiopA, m.
horror tiApAs, m.\ ible UAJ?AR,
horse CApAll, m., GAC, m., g. eic;
back mum CApAill; man mAR-
CAC, m.; -shoe CRU c., m.
hospitable piAl; -ality peile, /.
OSCAIOCC, /.
hospital ospi-oeAl, m., ocARlAnn, _/.
Host (Sacred H.) AblAnn tlAO^A.
host (of people) sluA, m., plot),
m,
host osc6iR, m., POAR ci.
hostess bAnoscom, OSCRAS.
43
HOSTAGE
IDIOT
hostage seAll, m.,
51 All, m.
hostile tiAnroAC, eAscAiRT)iviil; ity
nAtivoAs, m., GAscAm-oeAs, m.
hosting slosA-o .
hot ce, COASAI; -house ceo-ceAC,
m., bRxi-ceAC.
hotel CCAC OSCA, m., oscAn, m.
hot-tempered COASAI .
hough spem, /.
hound cu, /., g. con; $&&&*
hour UAIR, /., xiAiR A' 61015.
house CCAC, m., g. ci; ARAS, m.
household I ionci , m . ; adj . h . goods
- 6ARRAi CIS.
housekeeper, h.-wife beAn ci, /.
householder ^CAR ci, m., seAlbAi
ci, m.
housemaid cAitin ci, m.
housewife thread 5AbsnAc, m.
hovel bocAn, m., bnACA, m.
how con AS ? h. many, much ? cA
meiT> ? ; h. long ? CA pAi-o ? h. fine
the weather is nAc bneA.
however, conj. pe sceAl e, An Aon
ctimA, Am; (howsoever, good, bad,
poor, etc.) -DA peAbAs, -oA olcAs,
oA bocce, etc.
howl slAm, m., tilpAiRc, /. ; howling
hub mot, m.
hubbub cL&mpAH, m., cineib, /.,
c All An, m.
huckster mAngAine, m,
hue -OAC, m., scAil, /.
hug bARKOg, /. ; -ging bweic bAnnos
AU.
huge ollrhon, AbAltiiou.
hulk, hull CAbAil (cneAc) lomge.
hum -oou-o, m., -oon-OAn, m., nuAll,
/., CRonAn, m.
human -oAonnA; -ity -OAonnAcc, /.
humble uiiiAl, imnseAl; to h.
tinitxi, comceis (eiRi-in-AmTe) A
bAinc -oe; humility wriAile, tn'i-
IAIOCC.
humid CAIS, vnnpliuc; -ity CAISG,
/., Vlitc, /
humiliation ceAnn pe, CAHCAisne,/.,
CAIRO, /.
humour gRGAnn, in., sulc, m.',
-orous jReAnnthAR, svilctiiAn; h.
story sceAt 5Rmn; sense of h.
humour (disposition) nieon, m.,
Aisne, /.; to h.
hump -oRonn, /., CRXIIC, /.
hundred COA-O; looth An CCA-OX'I.
hunger OCRAS; -gry OCRAC, CA
OCRAS AR . . .; great h. AIRC, /.
hunkers (on his) AR A c
hunt, -ing -piAc, m., soils, /.; -ter
P1A5A1, m., soAlgAme, m.
hurdle cliAc, /., g. cleice; (in
sport) leim, /,
hurley- cAmAn, m. ; -ing lomAnAiocc,
/. ; h. game cltnce lotnAnA, /.
hurry -oeAbA-6, m., -ooipm, /., -oeic-
neAs, m.; to h. bROscti; h. up
bROSCAIj ORC!
hurt SORCU, 5ORCAice; -ful
A1COAC, -OlObAlAC.
hurts (pi.) (berries)
husband peARceile,
hush (to) cn'mti; be silent eisc!
bi TO cose!
husk pAijneos, /., CROCAI, m.,
m 05 All, m.
husky (voice) jARb, ciAcAnAC, pioc-
AnAc.
hussy coice, /., siobscAiRe, m.
hut boc, /., bocAn, m.
hyacinth bu, m., coinnle CORRA, pi.
hydraulic nisei; h. engine xiisc-
inneAll, m., etc.
hydro tisc-, VTORO-.
hydrogen ti-oRAin, /.
hydrophobia (in dog) con AC, m.,
50111 , m .
hymn ioniAn, m.; -oAn -OIASA.
hypocrite pirnineAc; -risy prmn-
OACC, /.
hypothesis posuioiii, m.
hysteria scemnliosACc, /.
I me, mise; myself me pem.
ice O156AR, /., leAC oij;Re; icy
O15CARCA, R6O1C6.
iceberg me All oi5Re, m.
idea smAomeAiii, m.
ideal bARR-SAtilAll, /. , pOR-SAmAll.
identical ionAnn, mAR An 5ceAnnA;
-ity (sameness) lonAnnAs, m.
identify (to recognise) Aicmc, -nim;
fication parade pARAix) AicmuiiA.
idiom cAtium, /., COR CAince, m.
idiot tmeAllAn, AniA-oAn; -ic bAoc,
44
IDLE
IMPULSIVE
idle -oioniAOin ; -ness -oioniAOinteAs,
m.
idol iol, m., iol A-OAKCA; -atry
if TTIA; if not, TTIARA; T>A (with subjn.),
X)A "OrASAT).
ignition A-OAITIC, /., tAom, m.
ignoble (mean) SXIARAC.
ignominy cAncAisne, /., rtiAslA-6,
m.', --ious CAHCAISTIGAC, mAs'lAit-
GAC.
ignorance AmeotAs, m., Ainbios, m.',
-ant AineolAC, AinbiosAC, -oAtl.
ignore imp. cAbAm neArh-Am-o AR,
SCAOlt tAKAC, tlA bAC lG.
ill (sick) tmecnce, cirm; -ness
bRGOicGACc, /., cinneAS, m.; (bad)
otc, -OOTIA, -OROC-; n. olc, m.,
OOtlACC, /.
illegal nGArii-x>leAtAC, mi--6tiscineAC.
illegible -oo-leice.
illegitimate neAm-T>leACAc; i. child
leAtib COJAHCA.
ill-health mi-stAince, /. , IGICGACC, f.
illicit tiGATTi-cGA'OAicG, neATri-T)tiscin-
GAC.
illiterate gAn poijlAim, $An scot-
AIOCC; T>i-lGArmcA; -acy -oi-leAnn-
CACC, /.
ill-luck mi-Ax), m.
ill-mannered m i-imi mce.
ill -shaped Tni-cumuA.
ill-timed mi-tKAcuit, ATICRACAC.
ill-treatment -cmoc-xisAiT>, /., -onoc-
i-oe, /.
illumination soilsiti .
illusion bReA5-sATVitu , sAobAn ceilte,
m.
illustration temiu , SAtritAoi-o , /. ,
SATnplA, m.; (drawing)_picnum, m.
illustrious omeAnc, rnon-cVu; n.
omeAncAS, m.
ill-will T>noc-Ai5ne, f., ^AlA, /.
image lomAig, /., -oeAlb, /.
imagination sAmlAiocc, /., UAI-O-
seAtri, m.; to imagine SAriitx'i,
ceApA-6; I think silnn, -OAK tiom;
CAibsionn *oom.
imbecile n. AmAT)An, m., bRGAltAn,
m.; (a woman) oinseAc, /., Aimi-o,
/., bneAtlog,/. ; adj. bAoc, -oiceiVli,
imitate (to) AICRIS (A
AH ; tion AicRi
immaculate 5 ATI smAl,
immature neAtii-Aibi-6, neAih-pompe.
immediately lAitneAc, SATI moill,
um A luAite, 50 pttAp.
immemorial CAU ctt urine, teis HA
immense oUriion,
immerse (to) CUTDA-O, THAOSA-O.
imminent A5 ceAcc, Ag CUAU.
immodest mi-riioT>Ait, mi-jeAtimnAi.
immoral mi-moRAlcA, compeAc.
immortal -oo-niAR{.v\, siou-niAmceAn-
TIAC; n. oo-rnAn^Acc, /.
imp TTIAC mioscAise, bionAnAC, m.,
oiulAc, m.
impatience n eAtii-po i-on e , m i-po i-on o ,
impassable -oo-s nUcA ,
impediment bAC, m., cose, m., col,
m., commeASC, m.
impenetrable -oo-poUcA, -oo-collcA.
impenitent tieA
CACXJ.
imperative mood mo-6
imperfect IOCCAC, mACAileAc, GAS-
n Aiii AC; tion tocc, m., GAsnArii, m.
imperishable mAmcGAnnAc, buAti.
impertuient -oKOctmnncG; -ence
OKOcrTnjiTieAT), m.
impetus pei-om 5lt)Aisce, /., pon-
jtUAISGACC, /.
implement n. timtis, /., 5leAs, m.;
to i. perotnrfij cxin 1 bp6ni)m, conii-
liotiA-6.
implore (to) itnpi, ACAITII.
imply (to) ciAttti; is loncuigce 6.
impolite mi-bGASAC, mi-irixiincG.
important cAbAccAc, n. rAbAcc, /.
impossible oo-'OGAncA, TIAC
1TTOGAT1CA.
impostor bnGAgAme, m., clA-oAmc,
m., cltJAinmG, m.
impotent GAgum ASAC .
impression RIAII, m., coiiiAncA, m.\
to impress (people) -out i bperom
ATI.
imprison (to) ctm 1 bpniosun ; -ment
puiosv'mcAcc, /.
improbable An--oocA ; GI-OGAIUAICGAC.
improper ITII-CGATIC, TIGATTI-C.
improve (to) pGAbsti, -out (cxm)
bpGAbAs; -ment peAbAs, m.
imprudent neArii-cuioriA, -oiceilli.
impudent "OROc-TrivJince, tni-ni.;
-ence -onoc-Thxi meAT) .
impulse ceise, m., spA-oAn, m.
impulsive iviAicmcmneAC, CAO*OAC.
45
IMPURE
INFIDELITY
impure noAih-sU&n, SAIAC; ity
fiAlcAR, m., tmeAncAs, m.
impute (to) CUR 1 leic.
in i; m (before vowel).
inaccessible -OO-SRO 1 see .
inaccurate neAiii-ceARc, mi-c.
inaction neAiiibeARCAs, m., 6151110111-
ACC, /. , neAiiibeocc, /.
inanimate neAtiibeo, 5An AnAtn.
inattentive neAth-Am-oiuit, neAtii-
neAiri-AmeAC.
incapable neAtn-eipeACCAC,
incandescent light 5ltiAR-solAs, m.
incarnation ioncoln<i, m. ; -nate
loncolnAice.
incense cvhs, /.
incense (to) PCARS (olc) A cxm A*.
incessant gAti SCAOHA-O, JAU sos,
SIOR-.
inch onlAC, m., longA, /.
incident ceAjmAs, m., GACCRA, /.,
cARlo, m.
incite (to) SAIJ-OCA-O, gniosA-o.
inclement (weather) -onoc-Aimsm
/., -ORoc-sion, /.
incline (to) CIAOTIAT), pAnA-6, /. ;
-ed clAoncA; personal inclination
clAonA-6 cun, ponn cun, CUSCA -oo.
include (to) longA^Ail, CUR SAH
incognito AH neAiii-Aicne.
incombustible ^DO-T>O ice .
income pAlcAs, m., ioncAtn, m.,
CCACC 1SCGAC.
incompetent neAtii-imheAC,
incomplete
inconvenience ceACAi, /., TTII-CAOI,
conscAic, /.; -ent
incorrect neAtii-ceAwc, tni-c.
increase bneis, /., biseAc, m., bisu'i.
incredible oo-cne i^oce .
incriminate (to) loncomiu; adj.
-mceAc.
incumbent IDAU 6At5As.
incur (debt, cost) -out pe piACA, (cos-
CAS, etc.); (milloAn) A cAtmAiti5 AU.
incurable -oo-leiseAscA.
incursion lonjjAbAil, /., IOTIRA-O, m.
indebted to pc pi AC A (comAom) A5.
indecent mi-jjeAtiASAc, mi-tiio-oAii;
-ncy mi-jeAtiAS, m., mi-tiioT>Aile,/.
indeed 50 -oeitinn, -OAR 11-0615, 50
indefatigable noAtii-ru IRSOAC.
indefinite neArii-cmnce,
indelible -OO-SCRIOSCA.
indent ^XJIIISGAT), boAnnAX).
indemnity cuiceAiii, m., emic, /.
indenture -oincium, /.
independent neAtii-spieAc; ence
neArh-spleAcAS, m., -ACC, /.
indescribable -oo-in see .
indestructible -oo-tii 1 lice .
indicate (to) cAispeAinc, leiRivi;
-ive CASCAC; -ator TDCAR eolAis.
indictment inniocAil, /.
indifference neArii-sunn, /., beA5-
A1RX), /.
indigestion COAS, m.,ei-oileA5A-6, m.
indignant i bpems, olc AR; -ation
peAR5, /., olc, m.
indignity mi-omos, m., mAslA, m.
indispensable RI ACCAH AC , SACARAC .
indistinct T>oilem.
indistinguishable -oo-AiceAncA.
individual -otnne, m., neAc, PCARSA,
/., einne AiiiAin, m.; -ity sAin-
peARSAtlCACC, /.
indivisible Do-Romnce, -oo--6ei5ilce.
induce (to) cAbAmc AR (-oviine),
meAltA-6; (electr.) muscAilc, /.
indulge (to i. a desire) 5eilleA-6
oo (miAti, -ouil-); i. in drink, etc.
oul te hot, etc.
indulgence (sacramental) U>5A, m.
indulgent bAi5iuit, seilliuil.
industrious -oiceAllAc, SAOCRAC,
ClOnSCAlAC.
industry cionscAt, m., SAOCAR, m.
ineffective n e Aiii -e i pe ACC AC ,
miiieAc.
ineligible neAiii-ioncopA.
inert ctAc, CAITIAC.
inexact neAth-cRu inn .
inexperience neAiii-cAici,
cleACCAT).
infallible n eAiii -e ARRAI-O e AC .
infamous rni-clutl,
-my mi-clti, -OROc-CAit.
infant nAionAn, m., bunoc, /.
infectious COJAIAC, SAIAR c.
inferior neAtii-poncA, beA5-niAic(eAs-
AC); (material) -oRoc-cineAlAc; i.
status IOCCARAC, ceirn-iseAl; IQCC-
ARAn, losAicme.
infernal ipReAn-oA, -oiAbAit; (^65-
Ame -o.).
infidel Ain-cReix)eAiiiAC, vn., oi-c.
infidelity mi--6ilse, /.
46
INFINITE
INSTITUTE
infinite GA5oirnscAc,
nGAiri-comisicG, 5An CCORA.
infinitive (in grammar) inx?im-o, /.
infirm pAnn, tAg-bRioc, eistmnGAC,
; -ity eislmn,
infirmary ocARlAnn, /., -inne.
inflammable so-AT>Aince, iontAscA.
inflammation Ain-ceAs, m., IASA-O,
AC, m.
inflate (to) SGI-OGA-O, UonA-6, ceAnn-
AT).
inflect (to) mpiUeA-6, inpiUce.
inflexible oo-lxibcA, -oo-piUce.
inflict (to) miiRc, ASAIRC; (bAs,
pionos, "oiolcAs) "o'lnimc AR.
influence cioncxiR, m., cxiriiAcc, /.,
influenza pliu, m.
inform (to) pios, m., pAisneis, /.,
sceAl,, m., eolAS A cAbAiRC, m.
informal ncAni-pommitiil.
informant pAisneisi, m.
informer (betrayer) bRACA-oom, m.,
ingenious 5110, sliceAc,
ingenuous sAoncA, simpti.
ingratitude in i-bxi IOCAS .
ingredient AIJAR, m., colics, m.,
COItl-AbAIR, pi.
inhabit (to) AICIXI, lotinij; -ant
A1C1C6O1R, tn.
inhale (to) AnAlti (sxi) ISCGAC.
inherent lotrouAl, injeince, 6
f)l4 CAS.
inheritance OI-ORGACC, /; to inherit
A pAit rriAR o.; or oi"6Re, m.
inhospitable -OOICCAUAC, neAth-
inhuman TieATh-(mi-)T)AonnA.
iniquity cumpeAcc, /., olc, m.,
eigeARc, m.
initial cmn-, ceAT>-, TOSAIJ.
initiate (to) cionscnAth, cosnxi.
inject (to) insceAUA-6.
injury loc, m., -oiobAil, /., -OOCAR,
m.', to injure loc; TJOCAR (-oiobAil)
A T)eAnArii.
uijustice eAsoiR, /., g. -ORAC,
eigeARc, m.
ink TDUC, m.
inland adj. in CIRC.
inlet 5oilin, m., inbeAR, m., CAol, m.
inmate lormAiceom, m., Aiciceom.
inn OSCA, m., cAbAinne, m.\ inn-
keeper OSCOIR, m.
innocence neAtii-cioncAcc, /. ; -ent
neATii-cioncAC, ionRAic.
innumerable CAR AiRGArh, -oo-
inoculate (to)
inoffensive neAtri-tiRc6i-oeAC.
inopportune AncRAtuit, ATICRACAC,
inorganic
inquest ioncoisne, m.; coroner's i.
iticoisne coRoineARA, m.
inquire (to) PIA^RAI, CXJR CXIAIRISCG.
inquisition ioncoisne, /.
inquisitive pA^RAiceA
insanity jeAlcAcc, /.,
m.', insane inA jeitc, AS A
A1R.
inscribe (to) itiscRiobA-6.
inscription mscRibmn, /.
insect miol, m.; midges miolA
CRionA, pi., miolcogA, /.
insecticide cxnlnnh, /.
insensible 5An mocu, i bpAnncAis.
insert (to) CXJR isceAc 1.
inside isci^, tAistij;, cAob i.
insignificant SXIARAC; n. SXJARACAS,
m., SXJARAIOCC, /., neAih-ni.
insipid leAni, neAih-btAsc&.
insist pxiRAil/ (T> 'pxiRAil/), x>iAn-
cACAnc, m.
uisolence rni-beAs, m., cARCAisne,
OROc-nnjmeAT), m. ; -ent mi-beASAc.
cARCAisneAC, -OROc-nruince.
insoluble neAni-cxiAstAicceAc, T>O-
leACCA.
insomnia -oic sxiAin, /.
inspector SCRVTOOIR, m., cigme, m.;
to inspect SCRXITHJ, bRGAcnxi.
inspiration cmeA-6 (cionpA-6), m.,
lonspARAix), /. , pe AnAit, /.
instalment RAnn-ctn-o, /.; (of pay-
ment) R&nn-ioc, m.
instance (for i.) cxim 1 gcAs, THAR
SAmptA, mAR ACA.
instantly lAitReAc bonn, AR AH
OC01RC.
instead in ionAT>, mAR ITIAIAIRC.
instep -oRom coise, m.
instigate (to) SRIOSU, SAIS-OGA-O,
5R105A-6.
instil (to) -omseA-o (ISCGAC).
instinct -OUCAS, m., emim (clAonA-6)
OUCA1S, RUS, m.
institute, -tion PORAS, m., msci-
C1X11T), /.
institute (to) bximi, CUR AR bxin.
47
INSTRUCT
IRRESPONSIBLE
instruct (to), -tion CGASASC, m.,
mum GAT), g. -nte; OI-OGAS A cAbAmc.
instrument umlis, /., sleAs, m.,
oiRnis, /., FGARAS, m.
insubordination eAsvmilAi'oct, /.,
ccAnriAiRC, /.
insular ITISGAC, oiteAtroA.
insulate (to) pAt,u, spneAc-cosc, m.;
-tor pAlAi, m.
insulin nislm, /.
insult mAslA, m., CARCAISTIG, /. ; to
i. ittAsl,u, cARCAismu.
insuperable -oo-cloice, -oo-sARAicc.
insurance ARACAS, w.; (warranty)
URRUS, m.
insurrection emi-AmAc, m., ceAnn-
AIRC, /. ; -rgent ceAtinAmceAc, m.
integrity rrtAcAricAcc,/., ioriRAiceAS,
intellect, intelligence incteAcc, /.,
rneAbAiR cinn, GiRim Aigne, /. ;
-igent inclGAccxiil, meAbtiAC Dmi-
tri itht.
intelligible so-cu isce .
intemperate neArneASARCA; n.-cAcc,
/., CAO-OAC.
intense TMATI, SCAR, cGAtin; n. -oeine,
/..geme,/.; -sify (electr.) Aibliu.
intention incinn,/., bGARcu, ccAp-
A-O, Avom, /. ; I intend cAirn AS b.
(AS c.), cAbcARCAice (ceApcA) ASAID.
inter (to bury) cxm, A-QIACA-O.
intercession eA-oAnju rae , /.
interception cose, m., gAbAil, /.,
C6ACC KO1th.
intercourse CAi-oneAm, m., cui-o-
interest speis, inspeis,/., stum,/.;
benefit cAinbe, /., mAiteAs, m.;
(on investments) us, w.,bnAbAc, m.
interesting mspeiseAC, -siuil.
interference CUR ISCGAC AR, bAinc
le, CUR bAC AR.
interior, -nal cAob
oe, (geogr.) incme.
intermediary GA-OARSAIAI, m.
intermediate iT)iRrheAn AC .
interminable gAn cRiocnu, 5. -oem-
eA-6; (speech) ICA-GRAIIAC.
intermission sos, m., scAonAti), m.
internal inmeAiiAc, IAISCIS.
interpret (to), -ation mimu (ITHR-
liiinn'j), temiu; (of languages) AIS-
cRiu, TomceAngu ; or peAR ceAn-
5An; translator AISCRICGOIR.
interrogative ceisceAc, ceisce;
-tion ceisnucAn, m,
interrupt cose, CGACC ROITTI.
interval ACAR, m., eA-OARCAtnAtl, m.,
1"O1R ATI T)A tint).
intervention eA-oARAin, /., GA-OAR-
sAa, /.
interview ASAllArh, m.
intestines inni, pi., IOTIACAR, m.
intimacy cAi-oRGAm, m.
intimidate (to) imGAslu, scAnRu.
into ISCGAC i; i. the SA, sAn, snA.
intolerable -oo-pulAnst A .
intolerance -ooitios, m., -OOICGAU,
intoxication meisce, /.
intractable -OO-RIARCA, 5An STDACC.
intransitive verb bRiACAR
CR6AC.
intricate Aitrmei"6, AC
intrigue coirhceilg, /., uisce-pe-
t AlArh .
introduction (to bring in) cAbAmc
isceAc; (of people to each other)
CUR in Aicne; (of book) ReAriiRA, m.,
bRoUlAc, m., ReArhpocAl, m.
introspection mceiscne, /.;
intrude (to) bRu (sAiceA-6) ISCGAC.
invalid n. -oume bRGOice, OCAR, m.
invalid adj. nGArii--6l6ACAC, Gix>l ,
invaluable CAR IUAC, m.
invasion 5AbAtcAs, m., IOTIRA-O, m.
invention AIRGAS, /.; to invent
A1R5GAT), CGApAT).
investigate (to) piosRu, bRGAcnu,
CUR CUA1R1SCG.
invincible -oo-clo ice .
invisible oo-peicsc.
invitation CUIRGAX>, m.; to invite
C. A CAbAIRC T)O.
invocation impi, /., ACAini, /.
involve (to) CUR (-out) in (sAn)
ACRAnn ; -ved ACI
inwards ISCGAC .
Ireland erne, g. rA
iris (of eye) IRI-O, /., mceAcAn,
Irish (-man) GmeAnnAc, m.; I.
lang. gAGilse (gAG-oils), /.
iron lARAnn, m.
irony ioRom, /.
irrational 61561111', AmsiAlVoA.
irregular ncArh-RiAlcA, AHTI-R.
irresistible -oo-T)ioii5bAlA, -oo-
SARAICG.
irresponsible
6A5AncA.
48
IRRITATE
KEEN
irritate (to) ciApAT>, CRA, CUR cun
peiuse; -able pRicm, PUASAOI-OGAC.
is cA (ACA); (copula) is; is not
nil, ni.
island oileAn, m., mis, /.
isolated AonARAc, AOTIAIR; (i. place)
cx'il le rnumcm.
issue (to) CGACC, -out, CUR AIHAC;
printed matter, etc. eisiuine.
isthmus cun5A, m., CAOI cine.
it se, si, e, i, GA.
Italy An lo-oAil, /.; n. & adj.,
1OT)AlAc; italic type do IOT>AIAC;
Italian lang. lo-OAilis, /.
itch n. & v. COCAS, m.
itinerant FGAR bocAm, siulom, m.,
p ATI A i , m.
itinerary CUR AS, m., CUAIRC, /.,
CURSA, m.
ivory GA^AR, m., g. RA.
ivy ei-oneAn, m.; ground i. ACARIUS,
m,
J
jab sonc, m.
jack (raising tool) CROccAn, m.
jackass scAil ASAII.
jackdaw CAS, m -
jacket ionAR, m., SICGA-O, m.
jack- snipe gAbAmin Reo, m., rmonn-
An Aem, m.
jaded CRAOCCA, cnAicc, CUSCA.
jagged GAgAC, beARnAC, rnAnncAC.
jail CARCAR, m., pRiosun, m.
Jakes CAmRA, /.
jam sub, m.
jam (to) (radio) rnucA-6, bAiceAt).
jamb URSA, /., g. -n.
jangle sliogAR, m.
January mi GAnAm.
jar PROCA, m.; to jar CROCA-O,
SUACA-6.
jaundice liAcbui, /., bui mon.
jaw coRRAn, m., 51 All, m.
jealousy GA-O, m., poRtnA-o, m.;
jealOUS - GA-OiriAR, pORniAT)AC.
jeering Ag sc^e, /. ; j. shout
5A1R SCIgG.
jelly glocAc, /.; j.-fish
Rom.
jerk culg, culc, m.
jest niA5A"6, ponoiD, /.
mAR ni.
Jesus IOSA.
jet - SCGAll, /., SCGA1111C,
/., SCART>, m., sconnA, m.; jet
engine sceAll- (SCAR-Q-J mneAll.
in j.
Jew fjiu-o^ioc, m., IU-OAC, IUT>AIOC.
jewel seoix), /.
jib seol cinn, m., s. COSAI.
jig PORC, m.
jingle 5li05ARnAil, /.
job obAm, /., 5n6, m., pose, m.\
-her CGAnnAi, m.
jockey THARCAC, m.
join (to) ceAnsAl, c. le, cActi.
joiner siumem, m.
joint (physical) Ale, m.; (woodwork)
siuncA, m.; (of meat) spoUx, m.
joist cRAsnAn, m., SAit, _/.
joke AbACC, /. , ^RGAnn, m., ponoit).
joking niA5AT), AilceoiRGAcc, /., Ag
- SUA1RC, mGrORGAC, AGRAC.
jolt - CUA1RC, /. , SUACAT), m.
journal mis, /., misleAbAR, m.,
CRGirhseAcAn, m.;-ist IRISGOIR, m.
journey CURAS, m., GACCRA, /. ; -ings
siulcA.
joy ACAS, m., lucAiR, /., tneroiR, /.;
-ful ACAS AC, lucAiRGAc.
jubilee iubAilG, /.
judge bRGicGAtri, m.
judgment bReic,/., bReiciunAs, m.\
tO judge -- bRG1C A CAbAIRC.
judicious RGASuncA, CRionnA, omiun-
AC, pGiliunAC.
jug CRUSCA, m.; -gler lAimcleASAi,
m., Ablom, wi.
juice su, m., sulAC, m.
July mi luil.
jumble in j. mumc-niAiRc, CRI-
C6llG, 1 "OCRAnglAm.
jump leim, /'., A-obos, /. ; -er
leimi, m.
junction com'icGAnsAl, m., IA-OAR,
lA-QRAn, m.
June An meiceAth, m., mi An
rflGicitn.
junior n. SOISGAR, m.; adj. -AC.
jurisdiction ux>ARAs, m., -olinse, _/.
jury coisce, m.; juror coisceom.m.
just COIR, cocRom; just so (like
that) -OIRGAC G, THAR sm x>.; j.
come -oiRGAC CASAICG.
justice com,/., g. CORAC, CGARC, m.;
a justice gunscis.
K
kalendar peilme, m.,
keel cile, cile, /.
keen SGAR, pAobRAc ; (of mind) 56 AR-
cuiseAC.
49
KEEP
LANGUID
keep (to) conneAt), comneAil; to
feed cocu .
keeper comieA-oAi, m.
keepsake seoi-o cu iiiine, /., ctnnV
neAcAn, m.
kelp ceilp, /.
kennel CRO (cij) con.
kerb cAmb, /.
kerchief CIARSUK, m.
kernel eicnc, /.
kettle ciocAl, m., culAn, m.
key cocAiR, /. ; k.-hole poll COCRAC .
kick spcAc, /., pRGAb CO1SC, /.,
Ru-005, /.
kid rmonnAn, m.
kidnap (to), -ping JMIA-OAC; -per
kidney -ouAn, m., ARA, /., g. ARATITI.
kill (to) TTIARU, niARAirn; killed
mARb, ITlAnpA, tttARAICe.
kiln AC,/.; lime-k. AC (cine) Aoil.
kilowatt cioluAc, m.
kin, kindred gAolcA, cine, /., inum-
CIR, /.
kind (sort) SASAS, m., cmeAl, w.,
SORC, m.
kind adj. cmeAlcA, niumceARCA;
-ness cineAlcAS, rnumceARCAS.
kindle (to) A"ou, At)Ainc.
kine eAllAc, m., CRGA-O, m.
king HI, m.', -ly RIOSA, Riuil;
-dom RIOCC, /.
kink con, m., RUAIRCITI, m.
kiss pog; to k. pogA-o, p6g A
kit JTGAKAS, m., 51,6 ASRA, m.
kitchen ciscm, /.
kitten cAicin, piscin, m.
knapsack mGAlbos, /., CIAC, m.
knave (in cards) cumeACA, m.; a
rOgU e - clAT) A1RG .
knead (to) pumneAX), pummm.
knee slum, /.; k.cap plAicin
gluine.
kneeling AR (A) glume; kneel down
- CG15 AR T)0 5.
knell cReroil, /.; ring the k.
bUAll All C.
knife sciAn, /.
knight Ri-oiRe, m.
knitting cmocAil, /.; k. needle
blORAn CT11OCA1.A.
knob cnAp, cnApAn, m., cnApog, /.
knock (to) (on door) btiAUx>, cnAgA-o;
(k. down) IGA5A-6; (a noise, rap)
, m,
knocker (door k.) bAscRAtin, m.,
knot sTu\ix)m, /. , g. snA"6mA.
know (I k.) CA A pos A^ATTI, is eol
T)om, is eolAC -oom; I recognise
Aicnim, CA Aicne AgAm AR; I don't
know nit A pios AgArn, ni PGATDAR.
knowledge pios,w.,GolAs,m.;-able
eolASAc, eolAScuil.
knuckle Rtiicin, m., Ale, m.
laboratory sAocARlAnn , /.
labour obAm, /., SAOCAR, m.; -er
oibRi, m.; skilled 1. o. oilce;
unskilled neAiri-oilcG; manual 1.
IAITI-SAOCAR, lAtii-obAm.
laburnum (tree) lAbnAn, m.
lace IASA, m.; (of shoe) iAll, /.
lacerate (to) SCRACA-O, RGAbA-6.
lack UIRGASA, m., eAsnAiri, m.
lad gARsun, m., JASUR, m., bAllAc, m.
ladder -oReimmG, m,
lading (cargo) luce, m., lA-OAil, /.
ladle IA-OAR, m.
lady beAn UASAI, bAmciARnA.
Lady Day LA '16 ITlume SAn GARRAC
SA bporriAR.
lady-fern RAicneAc Illume, /., n.
niATDRA.
laggard leAT)RAnAi, m., liAiRne, m.
laity CUAC, /. ; laic CUACA.
lake loc, m.
lamb uAn, m.
lame bACAc; -ness bACAi, /., cois-
ceim bACAi.
lament cAoine, m.; to 1. CAomeA-6,
gOl 1 n'OIAIT).
lamentable bRonAc, T>ubAc.
lamina lAnn, /.; -ted UnnAC.
lamp lAmpA, m., locRAiin, m.
lampoon AOR, m.
lance lAnn, /., sleA, /., g. sleije.
land cAlAiri, /., g. cAlun, pGARAnn,
m.; to land CGACC (x>ul) i -ocm;
(from air) cumlms.
landing place pone, m.
landlady beAn OSCA, bAnosc6m.
landlord ciARnA CAlun, m., oscois,
fGAR OSCA.
landrail, corncrake cRAonA, m.
landscape ciR-xmeAc, /.
lane boitRin, I An A, m.
languid j?Ann, pAonlAg; -uor
AnbAinne, /., lAise, J. t cumse, /.,
memcne, /.
50
LANGUAGE
LEGITIMATE
language ccAngA,/., g. n;cAm'nn,/\
languish (to) lA5u,-oul AS, cRGi5GAn,
CGlllURAT).
lanky ^A-OA, CAol.
lantern locRAnn, m., lAncAGm, w.
lap ucc, m.; a fold pilleA-6; to
lap li, Vim.
lap-dog mAX)RA bAisG, bAS-cu, /.
lapse (to) cicim, /.
lapwing (bird) pilbin, m.
larceny 501-0, /., SA-OAIOCC, /.,
bRA-OAIOCC, /.
larch (tree) IGAROS, /.
lard bloriAS, /., sem, /.
larder biAlAnn, /.
large (bulk) TTIOR; (extensive) FAIR-
S1t1 5-
lark puisGOg, /. ; (joke) cleAS, m.
larynx IARAITI, /.
lash IASC, /. ; to 1. IASCA-O, SRGAT)-
AT>, tGASAT).
lass cAilin, m., oi^beAn, /.
last adj. -OC1R1-6, -oemeAnnAc, AR
last (shoe 1.) ceAp, m.
last (to) rnAiRiuinc, mAinim; -ing
buAn, mAiRCGAnnAC.
latch IAISCG, m.
late T)eATiAc, oeineAtiriAC.
lathe -ceil, /.
lather sobAl, m.; to 1. s. A CUR
pe (AW).
Latin tAimn, /. ; -ist tAi-oneom, m.
latitude IGACFA-O, /., ceim CRGASA,
m.
laudable iomiiolcA ; -atory molcAc .
laugh 5A1R6, m.', to 1. 5. Ax>6AnAth;
-ing Ag SAIRI; -able, laughing
stock ctiis SRinn, ceAp mA5Aix>.
launch CUR AW mum.
laundry lAiroAntAnn, /., 15 niocAm.
laurel lAbRAs, COR lAbRAis; won the
1. RU5 An cRAob teis.
lavatory CAHIRA, m.
lavender lus IIAC, m.
lavish (to) cAiceAiii 50
adj. pAiRsm5, piAl
/aw -oli, /. ; lawyer peAR -oli,
otioT)6m; lawsuit ctiis T>li; 1.-
breaking SARU (bRiseA-6) -oli.
lawlessness Airmli; lawless
Ain-oleACAC, neAtri-T)liscineAC.
lawn pAice, /., plAsos, /.
lax ^AilliteAc, neAni-cxiRAmAC.
lay (poetry) IAOI, /., TDUAITI, /.
lay (non-cleric) CUAC, CXIACAC.
ed
lay (to) (hold of) bReic AR, bemim
AR; 1. down tui sios; 1. down
money AmgeA-o A CUR sios; 1. an
egg xib A bweit ; 1. a bet seAtl
A CUR.
layer SRGAC, m.
lazy leisciuil; laziness teisce, /.
lea (unploughed land) bAn, m.
lead (metal) IUAVOG, /.
lead (to) cReoRu, CRCORAIITI; -er
CRGORAi, m., cinnme, m.
leading adj . pRionV, CGA-O-, ceAnn-.
leaf DU itle (05) , /. ; leaves of trees
ouiVUuR, m.
league (society) cum Ann, m., cohV
nAi-om, /.; (distance) 1615, /.
leak poll; tol. liseAn UAI-O (CRVO).
lean cAnAi, iom; (meat)
/., g. -eoU.
lean (to) clAonA-6, iui in
leap leim,/.; tol. leimeAx>; -ing
X), teimni5; to spring over
CAR.
leap year bliAin bisis, /.
learn (to) , -ing poslAi
er po5lutn6iR, niAcLemn
adj . pO5tumcA, teAnncA.
lease ICAS, m.
leash IAU, /., nAsc, m.
least is Ixi, bA Ui.
leather IGACAR, m.
leatheruig IGA-ORAII, /. , SRGA-OA-O, tn.
leave (to) pAsAil, pASAim; to go
imGACC, 5lUA1SGACC.
leave (permission) CGAT>, m., CGA-O-
unAs, m.
leavings puioltAc, m., lARniAR, m.
lecture IGACC, /.; -er IGACCAI, m.
ledge poRA-6, m.
lee- side cAob nA pocAnA; under our
lee pe n-AR leic.
left (side) do; l.-hand ciocos, /.
leg cos, /.; 4-legged CGACAR-COSAC.
legacy OI-ORGACC, /.
legal -oleACAc, x)liscin6Ac; 1.
opinion cuAiRim -oli; 1. profes-
sion 5Amm nA "oVi, tucc T)ti.
legate IGASAI-O, /., COSCAIRG, m.
legend scAn-scGAl, pmn-sceAt, m.
leggings coisbGARCA, m., pi.
legible solcicc ; -bility soteicGACC.
legion lGi5iun, m.
legislation ACCI'I (RGACCU) -oti.
legislature -oAit, /., pAwlAimmc, /.
legitimate -oliscmeAC, x>leACAc;
(right) COIR.
51
LEINSTER
LIQUOR
Leinster Cuise tAiseAn; L. people
to
leisure suAimncAs, m., cAoculAcc, /.
lemon liomoi-o, /. ; -ade su liom-
OTOG, m.
lend (to) cAbAmc An IASACC; on
loan AH IASACC.
length pAiT), /. ; thy PAT>A;
lengthen pAi"o A CUR IG;
lenient cAombRGACAc, n6Am-x>iAn.
lenition sGimiu, m.
lens lionsA, m.
Lent CARJ;AS, m.
leper lob AH, m.; -rosy lAbRA, /.
leprechaun liopRAcAn, m., IUCAR-
A5 An , ClU RAC ATI .
less nios lu, is lu.
lessen (to) IA^OU, SIORRU.
lesson CCACC, m.
lest ATI GAslA; SARA; -o'ponn nA.
let (to) lisGAn, ligim; let go
scAoii UAIC, 115 -oo (leis).
let (for rent) CUR AR cios.
lethal mARpAc, mARAiceAC.
letter licm, /., g. -e, -GAC; capital
1. cinnlicm.
lettuce IGICI'S, /.
level cocRom, RGI-O, libcAlcA; -ling
- COCROmU, llbGAlAT).
lever IUASCAR, m., luArh, m.
leveret pACACAn, m.
levy (to) cobAc; leviable loncobAij;.
liable (1 . for) PRGAJARCAC Ann ; 1 . to
fall bAol -06 cicirn; 1. to come
b'pGITMR T>6 CGACC.
liar PCAR 61C15, bRGA^A-ooiR.
libel clxU-nnlleA-6, rni-CAil.
liberal ptAiciuit, piAl; -ity plAic-
iulAcc, /., peile, /.
liberty sAomse, /. ; 1. to CCA-O cun ;
to liberate puAscAitc, /. ; -ator
library leAbARtAnn, /. ; -ian
"LeAbARlAnnAt, m.
licence ceAX)tmAs, m.
lichen cAonAc, m.
lick (to) li, lime.
lid (door 1.) coriilA, /., g. -nn;
(of pot, can, etc.) cUVo, clut)AC,
m.
lie bRGAg, /., eiceAC, m.; to lie
msinc bReAs; you lie r
lie (to lie down) Itii, sin GAT).
lieutenant liuicmmc,
life An Am, m., beACA, /., sAol, wi.\
alive 'nA beACAit), beo; -less
5An An Am, tnARb.
lifebelt CRIOS CARRCAIA, m.
lifeboat bAT> CARRCAIA, m.
lifetime SAOI, m.
lift (to) AR-OU, co5Ail; (a ride)
niARCAIOCC, /.
ligature pcitnAsc, m.
light solAs, m., pi. -soilse
light (to) IASAT), lASAim; to 1. a
fire cmG -O'A-OU (-o'A-OAinc).
light adj. GA-ORom; to lighten
GA^ORomu ; lights 6A"ORoniAin .
light-headed cGAnn-GAtmom ; 1.
hearted cRoi-GA-ORom; l.-some
5GAl, SOlASmAR, SOllSGAC.
like COSUll, OGAlRAICGAC l6, mAR A
CGilc, AR nos; I like is mAic (Ail;
liom ; -ness rteAlRAm .
likelihood cosulAcc, /., -oeAlRAm,
m.
liking (for) (desire) -ouil i, CAIC-
nionn le, ponn cun.
lilac -oRGAsAn, m.
lily lil, /.
limb 5GA5, /., bAll, m.
limber adj. so-lubcA, ionlubcA.
lime Aol, m.; -stone cloc Aoil;
-water Aol-t>isce; quick-1. A.
beo; slaked 1 A. SCGICG.
limekiln AC Aoil, /., cmAoil, /.
limit CGORA; to 1. CCORA A CUR le;
-ed ceoRAncA; -less $An CCORA.
limp n. coiscGim bACAi; -ing
b AC AT) All.
limpet bAmncAc, m.
line line, m.; string sRGAns, /. ;
fishing 1. -OORU, /.
linen lineA-OAC, m., AnAmc, /.
ling (fish) lAnsA, m . ; (plant) ^RAOC , m .
linger (to) moillui, -OGAnArh moille,
iGA-ORAn, m.
liniment pobAmc, /.
lining lincAil, /.
link lub, /. ; to 1. ccAnsAl, m.
linnet 5GAlbAn I in, m.
linseed ROS lin, m.;\. oil olA ROIS,
/. ; 1. meal mm ROIS, /.
lint I in -ol Ann .
lintel PAR-DORAS, m.
lion leon, m.; -ess bAinleon.
lip beol, m., pus, m.
liquid IACC, m.\ liquify IACCU.
liquor IACC, m.; -ococ meisce, /.;
OGOC; g. -T>I, /.
52
LISP
LUCID
lisp bRiocAt), m., sliscin, m.\ -ing
bRiocAiReAcc, /.
list (of things) Uosc, m.: (in ship,
etc.) clAonAt), lui seoil, ICAC-
ceAtm .
listen (to) eisceAcc,/., eisc, eiscitn;
-ing in ciAn-eisceAcc; -er eisc-
iteom, m., -\ pi. Uicc eiscite.
litany lioT>An, m.; L. Illume, L. HA
ttAOril.
literal pocAl AW pocAl, licmiuil.
literature licniocc, /.
litigation -oli, /., -out cun -oli, cuis
oli; -gious CUSCA -con -oli.
litmus CROtAl, m.
litter (and animal bedding) CASAIR,
/., g. CASRAC; stretcher eileACRom,
m., sinteAn, m.
litter (of animals) Al, m.
little beAg, beAg-; -in; n. be AS ATI,
cui-obeAgj-ness IAJA-O, w.,b 150, /.
live (to) mAiRivhnc, mAmim; beic
beo, 111 A beACAro; to 1. in conAi i;
living, live (adj.) beo, bnioriiAn;
long-lived PA-OSAOIAC, bxiAncsAol-
AC.
livelihood sli beACA, /., sli riiAm-
e AC CAT) A.
liver AC, /.
livery ei-oe, m., tibme, m
livid -oij-5ORm .
lizard AHC IUACHA, m.
load UAIAC, m., emne, /.
loaf buttos, /. , bAiRin, m.
loafer scnome, m., scuAeme, m.
loam cneApos, /., cue ICCAHAC.
loan 1ASACC, /.
loathing ptiAc; I 1. is PUAC tiom;
some puApAn, x>eiscineAC.
lobe me All An, m.
lobster 5110 AC, m.
local Aicnnl, losAncA.
locality logAn, m., coimmsAnAcc, /.
lock (ol door) slAS, m.; (of hair)
canal 1.
(of hay)
, m., coiiilA.
locker IOCAU, m.
lockjaw 5lAs seill, m.
locomotive meAll
lode (vein of metal) peic, /.
lodging loiscin, AH loiscin; to lie
down (as corn) lt>i; lodger
loiscem.
loft IOCCA, m.
lofty - AK-O, CROCCA.
log (of wood) sAil, /.
loggerheads (at) in AXJARCA A ceile,
in ACRAnn, m.
logic loic, /.
loin bleAn, /.
loitering leA-ORAn, moilliu; loiterer
lone AonAm; alone m A
loneliness tiAisneAs; -ly
neAC.
long pAT>A ; 1 . ago pA-oo ;
longing -ouil, /., miAn, /.; I 1. for
cA T>uil AgAm i.
longevity PAIT> SAOII.
look peACAinc, /., g. -An A; (appear-
ance) ATTIARC, m., -oeAlRArii, m.;
look at peAC AR, AIIIARC AR.
looking glass scAcAn, m.
loom (weaving) seol, m.
loon, loom (seabird, diver) 16mA, m.
loop lub, /.; to 1. lubA-6; -hole
poll eAlAice.
loose scAoileAT), ItjeAn; scAOilim
(te), ligim (le); loosed f
lOOt CR6AC, /., SIO1T), /.
lOp (to) C6ASCAT), 5eARRA"6.
loquacious cAmceAC, IIOSCA.
lord ciARnA, m.
lore oix>eAs; folk-1. be
seAn-o., seAncAS.
lose CAilliumc, /., g. -tinA; CAillim,
CAillce.
losset IOSAI-O, /.
lot ctn-o, /. ; a 1
lot (fate) cmniuinc, /., g. -tinA;
fate -oAn, m., CRAnn, m.
lottery cRAnnctm, m.
loud AR-O-JIORAC; aloud 6s ART).
loudspeaker CAUAIRB, m.
lounge soslAnn, /.
louse miol, m., sneA, m.; lousy
miolAC, sneAc; nA miol.
f^love JRA, cion, m., seAn, m.; loving
5RAC, ceAnvnl; lovable 5eAmhl,
5RAmAR; lover, loved one leAnnAn.
lovely 5leoice, Aoibmn.
low adj. iseAl, IOCCARAC; -er, -est
nios (is) isle.
low semi, /. ; lowing seimneAC, /.
lowly iseAl, tiiRiseAl, uriiAl.
loyal cAmiseAC, -oilis; -ty cAiRise,
/., t)ilse, /.
lubricate olti, smeARA-6.
lucid soileiR, slAn; 1. interval
eAtjRAm c6ille.
S3
LUCK
MANSLAUGHTER
luck AT>, m., RAC, m.; lucky A
RAtti 1 1 ; -1 ess m i-Atii ARAC .
lucrative so c ARAC, cAmbeAC.
ludicrous AipeiseAC.
luggage bAgAisce, m.
lukewarm bos, AllAbos-
lull sos, m., SATIAS, m.
lullaby SUATICRAI, m.
lumber A-OTTIA-O, sAil-A-omA-o, m.',
(junk) CRicmisi, pi.
luminous soilseAC, Urn RAC.
lump ctiAp, m., cnApAn, m., Aitp, /.
lunacy seAlcAcc, /. ; -atic geAtc, /.
lunar g. seAlAi.
lunch Ion, m., loinseAti, m.
lung scAiiios, /.
lunge sonc, m., AtAT>, m., sAiceAT),
m., g. SA1CG.
lurch in the 1. SA bpAOpAc, SAn
Ainnise; -ing stiAilleAil, SUACAT>.
lustre Ion RAT), m., RUIOIG, /.
luxury so, m., sAile, /. ; -iant,
-ious souil, sAilGAc; plant-growth
DORb, SAlblR.
lymph lionn, m., pmti-tionn.
lyric URIC, /.
M
machine inneAlt, m., sleAs, m.,
SAS, m.; -ery mneAttRA, m.,
glGASRA, m.
mackerel RontiAc, m., TTIAICRGAI,, m.
mad AR sGAlcAs, 'IIA jeilc, AR TIA
-man 59 Ale, /. ; -ness
, /. ; -house ^15 50Atc;
mad dog TDA-ORA 5oim,m. THICAIS.
magazine (arms) ARmlAnn,/.; (liter-
ary) iRisleAbAR, m.
maggot cnum, m.
magic -oRAiocc, /. ; -al -ORAioccthl;
-ian -ORAOI; m. lantern IOCRATITI
ORAIOCCA, m.
magistrate githscis, m.
magnet A-omAinc, /. ; -ic
6AC.
magnificent s/tt AlAirm,
magnify (to) poumeA-ou ; -ing lens,
glass, etc. poRTTieA-oAiteoiR, m.
magnitude meAT), /., come, /. ,
CCA5AR, m.
magpie snAg bRGAC, m.
maid cAilin; house m. cAilin ci.
maiden tnAig^oeAn, /. ; ly mAij;-
maim (to) DASCA-O, leotiA-6.
main adj. pRiom-, inott-.
mainland moRtm, /.
mainsail seol TTIOR, m.
mainstay CACA TTIOR, m.
maintain (to), -ance cocu,
/., biAUA-o, coinneAil.
maize 5RAinne (oRbAR) bxii; m. meal
mm bui, f.
majestic TTIORSA; -ty moRgAcr, /.
major adj. pRiom-; (title) mAOR,
m.; -ity tmmoR, m., cRomlAc, m.
make (to) oeAnAtii, cum AT), cRurti ;
maker T>eAnc6iR, cumAT)6m; (to
compel) CVJR T>'iACAib AR.
make-believe IISGATI AR, TTIAR -oeA.
mal -- mi-
male pmeAtmAC, wi.\ adj. pmeAnn.
malediction mAltAcc, eAscAine, /.,
malefactor cuiRipeAc, m.
malice mAilis, /., 5An5AiT>, /. ;
-cious m AiliseAc .
malignant (mind) mi-RwroA, -OROC-
AiseAncA; (ailment) URCOI-OGAC,
nimneAC, -oiobAlAC.
maligning ASAIRC m i-Rxi m , TOO T>ROC-
malingerer (^GAR) cinnis
mallard bARTuxl, m., IACA piAm, /.
mallet cviAiRsin, m., smisce, m.,
smAccin, m.
malpractice mi-nos, m.
malt bRAic, /., g. bRACA
man ^GAR; young m.
ogAriAc; old man seAtroume;
everyman CAC; manly
-hood - AO1S (ct6) flR.
manacle geibeAnn, m.,
m., slAS, m., tiAsc, m.
manage (to) RIAR, m., RIARU; -er -
R1ARA1C601R, Wl., bAmiSCGOIR, m.'
-ment RIAR, RIARACAVI, m., bAims-
mail pose, m.; (armour) tumeAC, /.
mane mons, moms, /.
mange clAim, /.; -gy
manger mAinseAR, m.
mangle toe, bRu, smiocA-6; (a
clothes m.) pAisceom, m.
mania seAlcAcc, /.
manipulate IAUTISIU .
manner nos, m., CAOI, /., -ooit, /.
manners beASA, munieA-o; -ly
beASAC, mumce.
mansion cij moR, ARAS, m.
manslaughter -outioRSAin, /.,
g. -AHA;
54
MANTLE
MEASLES
mantle pAllAins, /., bRAc, m.,
cocAlt, m.
manual (labour) lAm-obAiR, lAm-
SAOCAH; m. training lAtii-oiliuinc;
(book ) IAI rii -leAb AH .
manufacture -oeAncoineAcc, /.,
oeAncus, m.; -rer -oeAncom.
manure AoileAc, m.; to m.
ICASU .
manuscript tAimscRibtnn, /.
many mo, iotnAi, it-; too many
ATI lOmAT), lOmARCA.
map leARscAil, /.
maple cuArm mAilp, m.
mar (to) loc, miUeA-6.
marble mAumAn, m.; playing m.
mmlin, /.
March An m AHCA, m . & f. ; m i m .
march coismeAcc, /., mAiRseAil, /.,
slo5A-6, m.
mare I AIR, /., g. IARAC.
margarine buioc, m., mAR5AiHin, /.
margin imeAll, m., CIUTTIAIS, /.
marine, maritime adj. irmmi.
mariner niAmneAlAc, m., mARAi, m.
mark com ARC A, m., niAn, m.; to
m. m ARC Ail, com AHCA A CUR.
market, mart mAR5Ax>, m.
marl mARlA, m.
marriage posA-6, m.
marrow smioR, m., g. smeARA.
marsh RIASC, m., COHHAC, m., CORC-
AC,/.
marshal THARASCAI, m.
marshmallow (herb) leAtriAc bui
(riiAi), /.
martial m il GACA .
martyr mAincm, /., g. -GAC; -dom
mAIRCIReACC, /.
marten CAC cRAinn, m.
marvel ionA-6, m., ioncAs, m.;
-lous ioncAc; I m. CA i. ORtn,
is 1. liom.
masculine pmeAnn, pmmscneAC.
mash bRucAm, m., bRuicin, /.
mask ASAI-O^I-OII, /., ceAlcAR, m.
mason SAOR ctoice, m.; -ry
sAomseAcc, /.
Mass AipRGAnn, m.
mass (size) ceAgAR, m., meiT>, /.,
come, /. ; m. of people sltiA, m.
massacre AH, m., COSCAIRU, /.
mast (ship m.) cRAnn seoil; (fruit)
me AS, m.
master mAiscm, m.; to m.
CR1OCC, /. ; -ful ttlAISCRIUll.
masterpiece sAR-eAlAi, f., SAR-
SAOCAR, m.
mastiff mAiscin, m.
mat sRAi-oeoj;, /.
match (lighting m.) tASAn, m.;
marriage arrangement cleAtfmAs,
m.
mate PAIRCI' m., ceile, m., cuAttAi,
m.; (of ship) mACA.
material AbAR, m., -oAriinA, eAHHA-6,
m.; -ism -OArimACAS, m.
maternal mAitRiuit, n. -ulAcc, /.
maternity mAicneACAs, m.; m.
hosptl. ocARlAnn seoit.
matrimony posA-6, m.
matron beAn cis, /., mAiscneAS, /.
matrix munlA, m., mAtAiR-clo, m.
matter (thing) ntro, ni, m.; (mate-
rial) AbAR, m., -OATtinA, m.; fact of
the m. bni An sceil; what is the
matter ? CA-O CA i gceisc ? what
is the matter with you ? CAT> CA
ORC ? it does not matter is cumA
e; m. (from sore) OCHAS, m.,
bRAon, m.
mattress cocc, m.
mature Aibi-6, tAn-pAscA, pompe;
-ity Aibiocc, /., pompeACC, /.
maw CHAOS, m., meA-oAl, m.
May An "beAlcAine, /.; tA b.;
Oice t>.
may I m. CA CGA-O A5Am; may I ?
An mis-oe -oom ? I may go (per-
haps) b'peit)iH 50 HA5Ainn; may
you succeed 50 n-emi leAc; maybe
b'pei-om.
mayor ^mAOH, m., AHT>-triAOH.
meadow momeAR, m., leAnA, m.
meadow-sweet (herb) AingeA-o
ttlACHA.
meagre 5Ann, CGARC; -ness ^5Ainne,
/., cemce, /.
meal (ground corn) mm, /.; (of
food) beile, m.
mean spnionlAice, SUAHAC, SORCAC;
-ness spnionlAiceAcc, /. , SUAH-
AIOCC; by means of le CAbAm, -oe
bARR, -oe bicm, CHI (through), -oe
CO RAT).
meaning bni, /., ciAll, /., v. mimu;
means (wealth)mAom,/.,5VJScAl,m.;
methods mox>A, pi.
meantime IXMR -DA tmn, 50 x>ci
SAn.
measles bmiicineAc, /.
55
MEASURE
MILLION
measure (to) COTTIAS, m.; -ment
coise, /.
meat peoil, /.
mechanic mneAllAi, m. ; -al
inneAllAC, meicnitiil; -ism inneAll-
RA, m., meictnc, /.
medal bonn, m.
meddle (with) bAC le, bAinc le, ctm
isceAc ATI; -someness AbAilli, /.
mediaeval meAn-AoiseAc; -ism
m. AO1S6ACAS, m.
medicine leigeAs, m.; mdcl. doc-
tor -OOCCUIR 101515; m. prescrip-
tion CO5AS I.; -inal herbs Unb-
eAnriA I., m.
meditation, meditating mAcnAm, m.,
smAOineAtri, m., niARnAt), m.
medium n. me An, m.
meek cneASCA, ceAnnsA, trniAl; -ness
ceATinsAcc, /.
meet (to) ceAsmAil te, buAlA-6 le;
meeting (of people) cionol, m.,
CRtiinniij, bAiliti.
megrim mevoReAn, m.
melancholy -oubAC, -OVIATRC; -olia
5AlAR mibAC.
melody ceol, ponn; -dious ceol-
TTIAR, binn.
melt (to) leAJ;A-6; (snow) COSCAIRC,
/., teAJAim; -ed ICACCA.
member bAll, m., comAlcA, m.
membrane scAnnAn, meAmwAm, m.
memorable bviAn-cltiil, btiAii-
cvurrme, /.
memorise (to) meAbRu, (CUR) -oe
5! ATI -IT) 6 Ab A 1 R .
memory cuiTtme, /.
menace (danger) bAot, m.', (threat)
bAgAmc, /. ; (adj.) bAgAncAC.
mend (to) Deisivi, "06181111.
mendacity bneASAiocc, -utAcc, /.;
-acious bneASAC, cti5CA -o'eireAC.
mendicant peAu (beAn) -oemce.
menial po-sembiseAc, m., 5iollA, m.
mental meAbnAc; m. diseas
incirme, meAbAK-sAtAK.
mention IUA, cA5Amc "oo.
menu card me, m., IOTI-CAHCA, m.
mercantile (5116)
merchandise eAnRAi
merchant ceAtinAi, m.; -ndise
CAHTlAi, pi.
mercy cKocAme, /. ; -iful CKOCAITI-
6AC.
mercury AIKSCA-O beo, m.
mere AC, with neg. v.=Tiil Ami AC
leAnb pos; merely (only) AC AmAin.
merit T^UJTICACC, /., niAiceAs, m.,
poncAcc, /.
mermaid rmmuc, /. , g. Ann, TTIAIJ;-
X)GAn T11AHA, /.
merriment me ram, /., sneAnn, m.,
sulc, m.; merry menimeAC.
mesh (of net) mo5AVl, m.
mess piiAisGAc, /. ; in a mess mA
message ceAccAmoAcc, /.,
messenger ceAccAme, m.
metal miocAl, m.; metallic mioc-
All.
metaphor meApoR, m.
metaphysics lAiRbisic, /.
meteor CAOR cine, /.
method m6x>, m., sli, /., CAOI, /.,
bCAlAC, Wl.
mythel meicil, /.
metre meA-OAR, m.
metropolis pRiomcACAm, /.
mettle miocAl, m. (adj.)
microbe biccog, /., pRroin, m.
microphone in i CRO pon , m .
microscope mionARcAn, m.
midday meAntae, m.
middle (centre) IAR, m., IAR
m. age meAn-Aois, /. ; m.-man
eAT>AR-"6viine, eAT)AR-cRAccAi, m.
middling meASARCA, CUIOSAC.
midge coRRmiol, w., miolcog, /.
midnight meAnoice, m.
midst, amidst 1 1AR, i meAsc, i meAn.
midwife beAn cAbARCA, /.
might CUTTIACC, /., neARc, ctmiAs, m.
mighty &ACCAC, ollmoR, oll-cum-
ACCAC, tJile-c.
migration immce, /., AISCRIU, m.
mild ceAnnsA, clAc, seim; (weather)
bo 5 .
mildew snAs IIAC, m.,comcleAC,m.;
CAOnAC llAC.
mile mile, m., mile sli.
militant CRO-OAC, mileACA.
military n. ARm, SAijtJiuiRi;
adj. mileACA.
milk bAinne, m.; new m.- leAm-
nAcc; sour m. bAinne SOAR; to
milk cRti; m. -maid CAilin
bAinne; m. man JTCAR b.
mill muileAnn, m.; miller mvnll-
eom, m.
million millnin, m.; -aire
56
MILLSTONE
MONARCHY
millstone bno muillinn, /., g.
tmon.
mimic (to) AICRIS, /., AOIASC, m.,
mince (to) mion-5eARRAT>, m., mion-
rheitc, /.
mind Aisne, /. , meAbAiR, /. , mcinn , /.
mind (to) (care) AIRC A
ful - AineAC, CURAtTIAC.
mine miAnAc, m.', miner m
6m, m.
mineral n. and adj. tniAtiRAi.
mingle (to) rneASCA-6, m. le.
minister (church m.) mirnsuem, m. ;
-try mmistemeAcc, /. ; state m.
A me scAic, m. ; -try AIRGACC, /.
minor adj. mion, beA5, neAmtAbAC-
CAC; n. rmonuR, m.\ m. order
OUT) m,
minority mionumeAcc, m.
mint (herb) tneAncA, miontAs, m.
minute neomAc, m.
minute adj. beAg, broeAc, mion.
miracle mioRuilc, /. ; -culous
mire l,AiceAc, /., plu-oA, m., lAib, /.
mirror scAcAn, m.
mirth merom, /., sRCAnn, m., sulr,
m.; -ful meroReAc, sutctiiAR.
mis -- mi-.
misadventure mi-cApA, m.
misbehaviour mi-iompAR, m.
miscellaneous iljneiceAc, iolsA5As,
meAscRA.
mischance mi-A-6, m., mi-seAns, m.
mischief (harm) -OOCAR, m., -oiobAil,
/. ; (evil intent) mioscAis, /. ;
(adj.) mioscAiseAc.
misconduct mi-iompA, m.
misdeed m 1-51110111, m., mi-be ARC, m.
misdemeanour oilbeAnc, /., oil-
jniom, m.
misdirect mi-seotA-6, cun Amu.
miser spmonlom, m.; -ly spnion-
misery -OOTIAS, Amnise, /. ; -able
OOtIA, A1TIT11S, SUATIAC.
misfortune mi-A-6, m., mi-nAc, m.,
mi-pomcnin, m.
mishap cionoisc, /., cubAisc, /.,
cimpisc, /.
mislead (to) mi-cneomi, ctin Amu.
mismanage (to ) , -m ent m i-n 1 AH ,
m., "onoc-THAR, mi-bAinisci, /.
mispruit -oeAnmA-o clo, m.
misrule mi-RiAil; n. Aitroli, /.
Miss mion, /. ; Miss Murphy
1nion Ui ttlutiCA-OA.
miss (to) I missed ceip onm; I m.
bus, train -o'lnnj An bus
Aim ; I missed my p
UAim mo spAtiAn; I m. my aim
nion Aimsios.
Missal teAbAtt xXipninn, m.
missile UHCAR, m.
missioner, -ary misinem, -CAHA, m.
mist ceo, m., ceobnAn; misty
ceoc, ceobnAnAC.
mistake -oeARmA-o, m.; I mistook
nmneAs -oeAumA-o; you are mistaken
(wrong) CA T)eARmAT) one; I mis-
took you for John ceApAs suub e
SeAn A bi A5Am.
mistress mAiscneAs, /. ; Mrs.
Murphy t)eAn Ui rhuRCAT)A.
mistrust mi-ioncAoib, /., mi-
mum in, /.
mitigate (to) IASU, IAJJ-OU, mAolu.
mitre mionn, m.; m. CASPAR.
mix (to) meAscAt), SUACATD.
mixture meAscAn, m., cumAsc, m.
mizzen-mast cRAnn -oemit), m.\ m.
sail seol -o., m.
moan nuAll, /., osnA, m.
moat mocA, m.
mob TDAORSCAH, m., 5TlAmA1SC, J.
mobile weACAc, so-sluAisce.
mock (to), -ery mA5At) pe, ponoit)
pe, AS -oeAtiAm mA5Ait).
mode nos, m., mo-6, m., CAOI, /.
model SAtriAil, /., eisiomplAm. /.
moderate adj. cuiosAc, meASAncA;
-tion (n.) meASARCACc,/., cuios, m.
moderate (to) mAolu, IASXI, clAcu.
modern nuA-AimseAntA, nuA-
AimseARAc, pReActiAmc.
modest mo-ouil, bAnuil; -ty
mox>ulAcc, /., bAnulAcc, /.
modulate (to) mo-onu.
moist CATS, UR; -ure cAise, ume;
to moisten CAISIU.
molar cuilpiACAt, /.
molasses molAs, m.
mole (mark on skin) bAll, comARCA
cille; (an animal) cAocAn; (break-
water) pOCAIS,/., CA1S6AI, m. & f.
molest (to) CUR isceAC AR.
mollify (to) ce^nnsu, mAolu.
moment neomAc, m.
momentum momentum .
monarchy Riocc, /., Ri-plAiceAs;
-ical Rioccuil.
57
MONASTERY
MULLET
monastery mAinisciR, /., g. -CHGAC.
monastic rriAn ACU il ; -ism m An AC-
AS, m.
Monday An LuAn, m., TJe LuAin.
money AinseA-o, m.
monk mAnAC, m., buACAin, m., g.
bRACAR.
monkey ApA, m., moncAi, m.
monopoly uAic-seilb, /., UAC-TMOI,
UAC-CCAnnAC, UAC-CRACCAll.
monosyllable AoncsiolUb, m.
monoxide AOHOCSAOI-O, /.
monster ARHACCAI, m., AllAic, /.
monstrous AinspiAncA, ARRACCAC.
month mi, /., g. tniosA; month's
mind cuirimiu miosA.
monument ICACC cuirime, m.
mood (mental), in merry m. pe
mei-om; in sad (gloomy) m. pe
5RUAim; (in grammar) mot), m.
moody SRU Am A .
moon Re, /., 56 At AC, /.
moor moinceAn, m., RIASC, m.,
sliAb, m.
moor (to) (a boat) CUR AR AUCAIRC
(ACARSAIJ;); poscA"6, ceAngAl.
moral (of story) CGASASC, m., mvhn-
eAt), m.
moral adj. moRAlcA; -ity moRAl-
CACC, /.
morass bosAC, m., PORCAC, m., conn-
AR-bo5At), SCRAIC riiom5e.
more bReis, /., cuilleAt), m.; nios
mo, is mo; m. numerous nios IIA,
is LIA; m. weighty nios cRoime,
is CR.; some m. cuilleA-6 eile pos;
once more UAIR eile pos; yet one
more ceAnn eile pos.
moreover CAIRIS sin, t>e bReis AIR
sm, inA ceAnncA sin.
morning niAi-oeAn, /. ; this m. AR
niAiT>in mmu.
morphia mompin, /.
morrow to-m. AITIARAC; on the m.
- 1 A ARnA mARAC.
morsel RUAmne, /. , CAicne, m.,
blume, m., smuc, m.
mortal n. -oume, m., -oAonnAi;
adj. (human) -oAonnA; (fatal)
tTIARpAC, bA1S.
mortality bAsu, CAS, m.
mortar momceAl, m.;
bowl) momceiR, m.
mortgage moRSAisce, m.
mortify (to) (rot) TIIOR^A-O; (to vex)
CRA; humiliate
(pounding
mortise momcis, /.
moss CAonAC, m.
most is + sup. adj. (is mo, is
PCARR); n. uRmoR, m.; m. reverend
RO-ommi-oneAc; mostly AR pAt>
mote (in eye) t>uRAT>An, m.
moth le Arii An, m.
mother niACAm, /. ; -ly TTIAIC
m.-land mACAiR-ciR, /.
motion 5luAiseAcc, /. , CORRAI, m.
(m. at meeting) cAmgsinc, /.
motive CUCAI-O, /., pAc, m.
motor sluAisneoiR, m.,
inneAll, m.; motor car j
mottled bReAC, n. bReicneAC, /.
mould munlA.w.; -er munlom, m.
mould (from damp) snAS IIAC, m.,
comcleAC, m.
mound, mount culAC, /., cnocAn,
m., meAll, m.
mount (to) r>ul in AiR-oe AR, x>ul AR
mum, -oul AJ; mARCAiocc AR.
mountain cnoc, m., sliAb, m.
mountain-ash cAORCAnn, CAR , m.
mourn (to) CAOineAT), CAOimm; -er
beAn CAOince; -ful bRonAC,
T)ubAC .
mouse luc, /., lucos, /.; m. ear
(herb) cluAS IIAC, /.
moustache cRomieAl, m.
mouth beAl, m.;-fu\ (food) beAlos;
(liquid) bolmAC, m.; -piece
beAlbAC, m.', open-mouthed beAl-
ICACA.
move (to) CORRAI, m., -ORui-oim, /.;
-d CORRAI ce, -oRui-oce; -ment
CORRAI'I, /., 5luAiseAcc, /. ; -able
so-AiscRice, so-jluAisce; ion -A.,
ion-5.
move (in game) beARc, /., AISCRIU.
mowing buAinc; (with scythe)
speAlA-ooiRCAcc; m. machine
inneAll buAince (bAince).
much moRAn; how much? CA
meiT> ? An moR ? I haven't much
to say nil pumn le RA AgAm; too
much An IOTTIA-O (iomARCA); as
much more A OIRCA-O eile.
mud plu-oA, m.; IAICCAC, /. ; m.-
guard SCIAC lAici, /.
muffler cARAbAc, m.
mug (drinking vessel) tnu5A, m.,
pi5in, m.
mule miuil, /., g. rmulAC.
mullet (fish) imill6A-o, m.
58
MULTIPLICATION
NEPHEW
multiplication m e AX> ti , 1 o m A-O u ;
multiply by 4 meA-OAij; pe 4; (to
increase in number) -oul m loniA-ou-
VACC, 1 liomriAiRe.
multitude stuA, monslviA, m.
mumbling munAbAR, ciARsAn .
mummer geAniAiRe, m.
mumps plucAniAS, m.
munch (to) momsilc, /., cosAinc, /.
municipal CAARCAC, CACHAC.
munitions (war m.) Ion COSAVO.
Munster An rhtmiA, /., g. nA mvnriAn ;
man ITltmrmeAC.
murder -ounriiARvi, m., rnoRc, m.\
er ouniriARAiceoiR, m.\ ous
otmrh AR^AC .
murky mo-oARCA, -ooilem.
murmur cRon An , tmmAbAR, nuAll, /. ;
(complaint) CASAOITD, /., CAnnAn,
ClATTIsAn, m.
muscle inAcAn, m.
muse (to) smAoineAth, rnAcnAiri.
museum irmsAeum, m.
mushroom pAs-Aon-oice.
music ceol, m., siAns, m.\ -al
ceoVtiiAn; ian ceotcom, peAR c.',
pi. luce ceoil.
muslin mtiislin, /.
mussel lAscAn, m.
must I m. cAicim, ni polAm -oom,
ni rnoR -com, is eigeAn -oom.
mustard muscAn-o, m., AITIAHAS, /.
musty (it smells m.) cA
mute bAlb; a m. balbAn, m.
mutilate (to) loc, cionwbA-6.
mutiny ceAtinAinc, /.
muttering munAbAR, m.
mutton CAOI-"OII, /., g. -olA.
muzzle sobAn, m.; to m. 5. A <hm
AR.
my ^mo; it is mine is liom e.
myrtle (bog m.) RO 1-0005, /
mystery RvhvoiAtiiAiR, /.
mystic -OIAITIAIR, -al -oiAtrmviil,
1O5A1R.
mythology -oe-sceAlAiocc, /.
N
nail cAmne, /.
naked nocc, lomnocrAite.
name Ainm , /. ; nick-n. teAS-Amm ;
a man named peAR -oARb Ainm.
namely .1. (iot>on), mAR AC A.
nap (sleep) neAll, /.; (in cloth)
bntic, m.
nape (of neck) bAic niuinil, /.
napkin nAipcin, m.
narcotic -OR^A co-otACA, /.
narrow cuns, CAoV; -ness cuinje,
/., CAOile, /.
nasal sRonAc; -isation sRonAil, /.
nasty gRAnnA, rni-'oeAS.
nation nAisiun ; national nAisixincA;
-ity nAisiuncAcc.
native X)IJCAIS, oticASAc; a native
ouine OUCASAC, GmeAnnAC 6 TDUCAS.
nature nA-oum, /., -OUCAS, m.; -ral
nature (elemental) -oulRA, m.
naughty -oAnA, mi-beASAc.
nausea "oeisceAn, m.', adj. T)eiscin-
CAC; ponn umlici, SAITIIIAS, m.
nautical loin5seomeAcc(A), /.
navel imleAcAn, m.
navigable incseolcA.
navigation lomsseomeACt:, /.,
A10CC.
navy cAblAC COSAI-O, m.
neap tide mAtlArimm, /.
near te hAis, in Aice, CAob le, 1
oo.
nearly beAsnAC, geAll le.
neat x>eAs, neACA; -ness -oeise,
oeiseAcc, neACACc.
necessity gA, m., RiAccAnAs, m.,
eiseAn, m., CAll (with neg. v.);
-ary sAcARAC, RiAccAnAC.
neck nnnneAl, g. -nil.
need sA, m.; (poor) -oeAlus, m.,
bocce, /. ; needy -oeAlArii, bocc;
CAll (with neg. v.).
needle snAcA-o, /.
negative -oiutcAc; -tion wulcA-6,
seAnA-6; (of photo) bun--oeAlb, /.,
pRini--6eAlb, /.
neglect, negligence pAiVli; -ful
FAiVliceAc; I neglected CUSAS
(RinneAs) p. Ann.
negotiation eA-OARj;An, m., CA-OAR-
jno, m., mARgAiocc, /.
negro AipRiceAC, ^GAR soRtn; neg-
ress A. mnA.
neigh seicReAc; -ing AS seicRi^-
neighbour COITIARSA, /., g. -n; -ly
coriiARSAnuil; -hood coniARSAn-
ACC.
neither ne. of them came ni cAims
CCACCAR ACU.
neon neon, neonAC, neon-solAS.
nephew HIAC xeARcAR (x>eiRpeAR,)
, m.
NERVE
NOW
nerve neARog, /., 1105, m.
nervous eA5lAC, nembiseAC.
nest neA-o, /., v. neA-ou; -ling
jeARRCAC, m.
net lion, m., GAIISAC, /. ; -work
lionRA, m.
net (in accounting) glAn.
nettle neAncog, /.
neurosis IIOS-JAIAR, m.
neutral ti GO-ORAC ; -ise n eoTmxi .
never with past tense v. RIAITI;
other tenses coi'ce.go -oeo^obRAc.
nevertheless TDAH sin pem, T>A
Ainneoin sin, mA -OIAI-O sm is xnle.
new nviA, -un; nuA-
news nuAcc, /., SCGAIA.
newspaper pAipGAR nuAccA, m.
new year miA-bliAin ; N. Y's Day
CGA-O tA 'ttliAin TluA, LA CoiUe.
next (n. to^ le hAis, cAob le, i
SComgAR, is SIORRA -60, is neASA -60;
n. day IA ARnA riiARAc; n. year
An bliAin so ctiSAinn ; the next per-
son An CBA-O -otiine eile.
nibble (to) CReimeAT), cReimim.
nice -OCAS; nicety, niceness -oeise,
/., -O61S6ACC, /.
nickel niciV, /.
nickname leASAinm, /.
niece in ion T>GARCAR ("oeiRpcAR), /.
niggard spRionlom, m.; -liness
nigh see ' near '.
night oice, /. ; at n. iscoice; mid-
n. meAnoice; last n. ARCIR;
to-n. Anocc.
nightfall pAoiteAth, m.,
/. ; peAscAR, m.
nightmare cRomlui, m.
night-work AIRIIGAII, m.
nimble UI^AR, UIAC; -ness IU
GACC, Uic, m.
nine nAoi; ninth An nAOu; n. per-
nineteen nAoi T>eA5; igth An
oeAg; (persons) nAoi mjuine
nitrate niocRAi-o, /.
nitric acid seARb niocRAC.
nitrogen niocRoin, /.
no, not (with v.) ni, nioR; neg. of
CA nil, neg. of is eA ni heA.
It is no use ni hAon riiAic (cAmbe)
e.
Noah riAoi.
noble iiASAl; -man, gentleman
otiine UASAI, m.
nobody einne (with neg. v.); an.
ouine 5An AIR-O.
nod no-o, m., smei-oe, m.
noise potRom, m., sloR, m.', noisy
SlORAC.
nominate (to) Ainmnnj; -tive
AinmneAC.
none (no person) einne (with neg.
v.); (no material thing) emni, Aon
ceAnn, A. Rtj-o. (with neg. v.).
non-effective neAni-eipeAccAc.
nonsense -oic ceiUe, /.; -sical
oiceiUli, 5An ciAll.
nook cuil, /., cuinne, m., clui-o, /.
noon m eAntAe , m .
noose tub (snAnbm) RGACA, /.
nor nA.
normal snAcAC, 5nAcr>AtAc.
north ctiAi-6; to n. 6 CUAI-O; from
n. A"oxiAix); in the n. tAScxiAix>;
n.-east som 6 ttiAi-6; n.-west
SIAR 6 ctiAi-6.
nose sRon, /., soc, m.
nostril pollAme, m., poll SRonA.
not ni, CA, nAC (nA).
notable (person) (-otiine) moRclti,
notch GAS, /.
note nocA, m.; also see 'notable';
n. book leAbAR nocAi.
note (to notice) I n., tu^Aim pA
OGARA; to notify CUR m iul.
nothing OAT>A, emni, neAmni, RXIX>
AR bic (all with neg.).
notice (notification) ^OSRA, m., g.
notion cuAiRim, /., smAomeAtri, m.
notorious mi-clthl, nocAlcA.
notwithstanding ce 50 (SUR), AR A
son-SAn, mAR sin pein, "oA Ainneom
sm.
nought nA-OA, CA-OA.
noun Amm,/., AinmpocAl, m.; com-
mon coicionn; proper -oilis; ab-
stract ceibi; collective cnuAS-
Ainm.
nourish (to) cotu, beAcii; -ing
adj. SOCARAC; -ment SOCAR,
(as in milk) scAriiAR-o, m.
novel umsceAl, m.', ist umsceAlAi.
novel adj. ntiA, AISCGAC, neAm-
coiciAncA; ty ntiACAS.
November (An c)SAniAin, /. ; nil
nA SAirmA; Oice SAiimA; IA S.
novice noibiseAC, m.
now Anois, pA lA
60
NOWHERE
OCULIST
nowhere Aon AIC, o,on bAll (both
with neg.)-
nozzle soc, m., ct&ibin, m.
nucleus eicne, /.
nude nocc, lotrmoct, noccAice; -ity
Uiimne, /., noccAiceACC, /.
nudge sonc, m., cusAim sotic -00.
nuisance CRA, m., cths CRAICG;
(unclean) tmeAncAS, m.
null gAn peit)m, AS (5An) eipeAcc,
AR neAmbRi; nullity niAlAs, m.
numbness mAmbici,/.; (from cold)
bARR-liobAR, m., puAiRneArh, /.; adj.
mARb, 5An Itit.
number, numeral tumm, /. ; to n.
tiiriiRiti, AmeAm; -less, innumer-
able gATi (CAR) AiReAm.
numerous lionniAR, ioniA-ouil; n.
UonmAme, /., IIACC, /.
nun beAnRiAlcA; -nery doc AH, m.
nuncio CBACCAIRG An pApA, m.
nurse bAnAlcRA, /., g. -n; to n.
bAnAlcRAcc A T>eAnAm; child nur-
sery ARAS AlcRomA, m.
nut cno; hazel n. cno coilt; chest-
n. cno CApAill; acorn cno -OARA,
OARc&n, /. ; nutshell FAijjneos, /.,
plAosc cno, m.
nutriment cocu, beAcu, SOCAR, m.,
SCATTIAR-O, m.
nutritious biAriiAR, COCAICGAC.
oak -OAIR, f.,g. "OARA, -OAIRG; oaken
T) ARA1 .
oar mAiT>e RAHIA, m., ceAslA, /.
oarsman RAUIAI, m., CGASIAC, m.
oath moi-o, /., leAbAR, m., bemim
mo nioit), mo leAbAR.
oats comce, m.; o. meal mm
comce, /., ARAn c.
obedience urhlAiocc, /., xnriloi-o, /. ;
-nt tniiAl.
obey I o. -oeAnAim RXTO AR .
object RU-O, m., ni, m., pi. nice.
object (purpose) AbAR, m., btm, m.,
cuspom, m., mcmn, /.; -ive adj.
cuspoRAc.
objection CUR m ASAVO (1 gcoinne),
AgoiT),/.; able mi-SASijil,
iuil; I object cumim in
oblige (to compel) CUR -o'
(o'oibliosAi-o) AR; (to do a favour)
CUR x>e comAom AR, -oeAnAm Aise
TDO.
obligation THIAISAS, m., oibli05Ai-o,
/., C6AH5AI, m.\ under an o. pe
comAOin, /. ; -tory
oblique piAR-sceo,
obliterate (to) SCRIOS.
oblivion ART>eARmAT>, 5 An ctiimne AR.
obscene mi-lAbARCA,-oRAoscA; -nity
- tni-tAbARCACC, /., X)RAOSCACC, /.
obscure -ooilem, -oo-ctjiste; -ity
ooiteme, /.
observance comoRA-6, m.
observant geAR-
eAc; -vation coimeAt), m.,
(AC An ) .
observe I o. cim, cugAim pA
(to say) RA, m., -oeiRim.
obsolete seAn-cAice, AS pei-om.
obstacle bAc, m., cose, m., con-
SCAIC, /.
obstinate ceAnncReAn, ceAnn-OAnA,
(slow) Ri5in.
obstreperous TDO-RIARCA, CAll6i-o-
GAC.
obstruction bAc, m., cose, m.,
commeAsc, m.; to obstruct bAc A
CtJR AR, COSC A CtIR le, 6 T>O CO1R-
meAsc.
obtain (to) fAil; lo. ^geibimj-ned
PACCA; provide, find SO^ACAR,
obtrude (to) bR (sAiteA-6)
obtuse -OAVl-incimieAC, mAOt-
AigeAncAj o. angle mAol-uiVe, /.
obvious tern, soileiR, pollAS.
occasion OCAI-O, /.; -ally CORR-
tA1R, tJAIRGAnCA, AnO1S IS AR1S ;
occasions of sin OCAI-O i peACAro.
occult Rum)A, polAice.
occupation gno, m., 5Amm (sli)
beACA, /.
occupied (at work, busy) snocAC,
CURAm AR.
occupy (to) (property) -out i seilb,
conAi 1.
occur (to) CARIU, cicim Am AC;
(to think) Rit (im) Aigne, CAib-
R1OT) -OO.
occurrence CAR16, (-lu) m., COAS-
mAS, m.
ocean AiseAn, m. & /., m6R-mtiiR, /.
ochre bRGASAl, m., 6 CAR, m.
octagon occsleASAC, -slisneAC, m
octave occti, m.
October mi "OemeA-6 pDmAm.
oculist tiA suL, m. t suil-liA.
61
ODD
ORDNANCE
odd (queer) AIC, AISCOAC, jneAnn-
rriAn; odd number, etc. conn-
uirnm, c.-T>ume, C.-VIAIU, etc.; odds
and ends cm tin is i, pi.
odious puApAn, neAnroeAS.
odour bolA-6, m.
of -oe, T>'; of course -OAH n-ooij; of
late le -oeAtiAi. Usually repre-
sented by gen. of noun, cf. of wood,
of silver tiAlAC A-OTTIAI-O, conn AIK-
51-0.
off T>e, (the table) -oen bon-o; ran
off mt se leis; off and on Anois
is Anis; well off 50 tnAit AS,
ACtriAinneAC.
offend (to) rnAslti, peAng (olc) A cun
An.
offence (sin) cion, m.; (insult)
rriAslA, m., tAncAisne, /. ; took
offence glAC 'nA niAslA e, jlAC
peAng le; -sive rnAslAiteAc; at-
tack IOHSAI, m.
offender ciontom, m., CIOHCAIOC.
offer (ing) v. cAingsmc, /., CAIR-
5itn; n. opnAil, /., -oeoncAs, m.,
sincivis, m.; sacred o. ibinc
office 01^15, /.; officer oipiseAc,
offspring siolnA, m., sliocc, m.,
often mime; ni hAnnAtri.
ogham 05 Am cnAob, m. & f.
oil olA, /., ile, /.; to oil oU (ile)
A cun pe.
ointment tingA-o, m., olA, w.
old AOSCA, seAn-OA, seAn-; two year
old child leAnb "OA
olive (tree) cnAnn olA
omen cuAn, m.; ominous
omission -oeAnmA-o, m., eAsnAifi, m.;
I omit -oeAnniAX)Aim, ni bACAim le,
pA5Aim AS, p. in eAsnAm.
omnipotent uilectiniAccAc, *OIA An
UilectitiiACC.
on An. [N.B. 'cAinig
'tAini5 se An An t.']
once Aon Am AniAin, tiAin;
lAitneAc (bonn). An An
o. more Anis, Anis eile.
one Aon, A ViAon ; o. person "oume,
Aon -ouine (emne) AmAin ; one-eyed
An leAtsxnl; one-legged An leAt-
cois; lopsided (i.e., to one s.)
at o.
-ocomc;
onion oimun, m.
only AiriAin, ni hAn'iAin, nil Ann AC.
onset ionsAi, m.
onus -oxiAl5AS, m., UAIAC, m.
onward An AJATO, cun cinn.
ooze (to) puscA-6; (damp) ceAcc p6.
opaque cemini, nio"OAntA.
open (to) oscAilc, osclAnn; o. door
oonAS oscAilce, -o. An leAtAx>;
an opening oscAilc; -ly 50
hoscAilce.
opera ceoVonAmA, m.
operate (to) oibmu, oibnim; -ation
obAin; surgical o. scm-jjeAnnA-o,
m., scmbeAnc, /., obnAix), /. ; (law)
ctin i bpei-om.
operator oibmteom, m.
opinion oiAinim, /., bAnuil, m.
opium co-olAi-oin, /.
opportune cnAtxhl, CAOitiuil.
opportunity CAOI, /., CAoititilAcc, /.
oppose (to) cun in A^AI-O, c. 1
gcoinne.
opposite (different) concnAntAcc, /.,
A niAlAinc (sm).
opposite 6s coniAm, 6s coinne, An
(A) AJATO AmAC.
opposition ctin in AJ;Ar6 (1 gcoinne),
pneASnA, m., pneASAicme, /.
oppression -oAonbnoi-o, /., Anbnoi-o,
/., eigmu; to oppress cun pe
OAonbnoi-o.
opprobrious nAineAC, mAslAC.
optician speAcUyoom, m.
or no, no neAccAn ACXJ.
oracle AiteAscAl, m.
oral lAbAntA, cni CAinc; (o. exam.,
scnxrmi (cniAil) CAince.
orange onAisce; (o. colour) ot>An-
bui.
oration onAi-o, /. ; orator onAi-oi, m.
oratory (for prayer) AnsAl, /.
orb cnuinne(o5), /.
orchard ullonc, m.
orchestra ceolpimeAnn, /.
ordain (to) om-oniu.
ordeal cnuACAn, m., CAllsAot, m.,
scnib, /.
order (to) v. on-ou; Relg. Order
On-o UiAlcA, m.; alphabetical o.
o. Aibicne; (arrangement) on-o,
eAgAn, m.; in order that -o'ponn
50, i -ocneo 50; orderly x>eA-
onT)Aite, "oeA-niAntA.
ordinary gnAtAC, snAt-, coiceAnn.
ordnance omxmAS, m.
62
ORE
PAGE
ore mi An AC, m.
organ (i) (part of body) bAll, m.;
-ic ORSATIAC; (2) musical instr.
OR5An, W.
organization CASAR, m., GASRAIOCC,
/. ; to organize eA5Ru.
origin btitiA-6, m., buntis, m.; -ally
- AR CUS, AR COSAC, ATI COAT) lAJ
to originate cionscnArh.
ornament oRnAi-o, /., THAISG, /.;
to o. mAisiu.
orphan T>ileAcc(Ai), m.
orthography IICRIU .
oscillate (to) IUASCA-O; -tor IUAS-
CATIAC, m.
osier slAC SAili, /., meAcAn, m.,
CAOlAC .
ostentation comceis, /.
ostritch SCRUCAC, /.
other eile; each other A ceile;
o. than (mAlAiRc) SGACAS.
otter -oobARcu, /., IDA-ORA uisce, m.
ought he o. to bA com (CGARC) -06.
ounce unsA, m.
our AR (AR ne), seo A5Ainne; it
is ours is lirme e; ourselves
Sinn peiti; our own AR scui-o
pem.
out (wards) Am AC; out (side) Amu 15.
outbreak bRiseA-6 (emi) ATTIAC.
outcast -oibeARCAc, m.
outcry liumeAc,/. ; g.-mi, CAllAn,w.
outfit sleASRA, m., ^GARAS, m.
outlaw memleAC, m.; (fugitive)
ceipeAC, m.
outline line mull, /.; to o. lemiu,
t/imu.
outlive (to) mAiRiuinc i ntJiATO.
outlook -oeARCA-6, m., cuAmim, /.
outrage mi-beARc, /.,
outright CRUCATICA, cRiocnAice.
outside lAsmui5, eAccRAc.
ovation pAilciu, m., A-OTIO-O, m.,
comoRAX) , vn .
oval ub-cRucAC .
ovary ubRA, m., siotlAnn, /.
oven oijeAn, m.
over (above) 6s ctonn; (more than)
bReis ASUS; to cross o. -out CAR;
over in cAll in ; go over ceme
Anonn; come over CAR An All;
over (i.e., finished) CRiocnAice,
oemcA-6 le.
overall ^AllAins oibRe, /.
overboard CAR boR-o.
overcast -OORCA; pe scAtnAll; be-
coming o. AS -OORCXJ.
overcoat COCA moR, m.
overcome (to) SARXJ, cloi, buACAinc
AR.
overdue (late) CAR Am.
overflow (to) sceiceA-6, -OORCA-O.
overhead 6s cionn, IASCUAS.
overland CAR cm, x>e cm.
overlook -oeARmAX) (-oi-cuimne) A
6 e An Am AR.
oversea CAR IGAR, CAR mum.
overseer peiceom, m., SAOISCC, m.
oversight -oeARtnA-o, m.
overtake (to) CCACC SUAS le.
overthrow (to) cloi, SARU; I o.
cloim, SARAim.
overturn (to) tompo (bun 6s cionn,
beAl pe, cAob CUACAII in AiR-oe).
overwhehn (to) mucA-6, bAiceA-6,
cloi.
owe i bpiACAj I o. you money CA
plACA (A1R5eAT)) A5AC ORm J CAim
1 bplACA AgAC.
owing to that ITIAR seAll AIR sin,
QA x>eASCAib sin, T)A bicin sin.
owl ulcAbcAn, 'm., ceAnncAic, m.
own his own A cui-o pein; who
owns? celeis? to admit
owner unAGR, m.; An ce SUR leis e.
ox -QAm, m.
oxide ocsoro, /.; to oxidise
OCSOVO1U.
oxygen ocsoin, /.
oyster oisRe, m.
oyster -catcher (bird) RoilleAc, m.
ozone osom, /.
pace coisceim, m.,
(speed) IUAS, vn.
pacify (to) ceAnnsu, ciunu, CUR cun
sxiAniinis.
pack CIAC, /., PACA, m.; (of hounds)
con A me, /.
pack (to) pACAil, m., SACA-O.
packet beARcAn, m., buRlA, m.
paddle (to) RAtiiAiocc, /.,
paddle CGASIA, /. , bASRAm, m.
paddock CUAR, m.
padlock glAs, m., slAs cip.
pagan PASATIAC, m., n.
page leACAnAC, m.; (servant)
63
PAIL
PATENT
pail cAllAn, m.; milk p. c. cntiice.
pain piAn, /., cmneAs, m.
painful piAntiil, cmn, c inn GAS AC.
paint -OGAnn, m., -OAC, m.; -er
oeAmiAiRG, -OACAT^IR, pemcem.w.
pair (people) be me, /., T>is, /.;
peme, vn.
palace pAilis, /., pAlAs, m.
palatable blAscA, -oeAblAscA.
palate CARbAll, m.
pale, pallor bAn, tni-li, /., bAm-
SneiceAcc, /.
palm pAilm, /. ; won the palm
Rt>5 An cRAob te; p. of hand bAs,
/.; P. Sunday "OomnAC nA pAilme.
palpable so-peicse, 50 so-bRAice,
soilem.
palpitation of heart buAlA-6 (IUAS,
CRIC) CRO1.
palsy pAiRilis, /.
paltry su ARAC .
pampering pocbiACAo, m., PGACAIR-
GACC, /.
pan tin p. beisce scAin, m.; frying
p. oijjeAn j?RioccA (bRtiice), m.
pane pAnA, m.
panegyric A-omolA-o, m.
pang T>oi5, /.
panic AnAice, m., scAnRA-6, m.
panting gioRRAnAil, /., SAOCAR AnAlA.
pap (breast) cioc, /. ; cow pap
sine bo, /.
paper pAipcAR, m.
parable pAicscGAl, m., pARAbAl, /.
parade rnoR-sivil, m., cAispeAnA-o
(g. -ncA), PARAI-O, /.
Paradise PARACAS, m.
paraffin pARAipin, m., olA sol-Ais, /.
paragraph Ale, m.
paralysis pAiRilis, /.
paramount pRionV, bARR-, UACCARAC.
parapet slAc -OROICI-O, /.
parasol SCAC 5Reme, m.
parcel ^beARcAn, m.
parched spAtlcA, cioRmAice. CA
SpAilAT) (ioCA) CARCA ORm .
parchment meAinRAm, m., PAR, w.
pardon mAiciunAs, m., niAiceACAs,
m., pAR-oxin, m.; pardon me
gAbAim pAR-otin ASAC.
pare (to) lomA-6, scti, snoi.
parent ctiisriiiceoiR, m.
parish PAROISCC, m.\ -ioner
pARdlSCGAnAC, m.
paKk PAIRC, /., leAnA, m.
parliament x>Ail, /., pARtAimmr;, /.
parlour seomRA suice.m.,
parody mA5-AicRis, /.
parrot PIORROTO, /.
parse (to) mm--oGAlu.
parson mimscGm, m.
part v. scARAim le; n. euro, /.,
Romn, /.
partial (prejudiced) leitleAC,
clAoncA; (semi-) teAt-, bRe^c-.
participle RAngAbAit, /.
particle blxime, m., bios, m -
particular (certain) AIRICG, cmnce;
(hard to please) DGACAIR A SASATTI.
partition ^OCRA, m.; (of country)
partner PAIRCI, m.; p. -ship pAm-
ciocc, /.
partridge (bird) PIOCRAISC, /.
party JASRA, m., -ORGATn, m., com-
IUA-OAR, m.\ tea p. CXM-OGACCA ce;
dance p. con'icionol Rince, m.
ceili, m.; political p. Aicme, /.
Pasch cAisc, /.; Paschal nA CASCA.
pass (way) sli, bocAR, ceim, conAm,
/.; permission CGA-O, m\ came to
p. cARlA, cAmi5 i gcRic.
pass (to) gAbAil (CAR); pass on
gAib (5lt>Ais) IGAC.
passage beAlAc, m., PAS At see, m.;
(pipe) peAt)An, m.
passenger pAismseAR, m., CAIS-
CGAlAI, m.
passion cocc, m., RACC, m., pAisiun,
m.; adj. COCCAC, RAcemAR.
Passion, The An pAis, /.; P. Sun-
day "OomnAC nA pAise.
passport pAS cAiseil, m.
past going p. CAR, AS gAbAil (tml)
CAR (bRAit)), Ag -otil CARC; the past
year An bliAin seo CAICC; p. tense
An AimsiR CAice.
paste 516 cAn, m.; to p. on
5ReAmu le 5.
pastime CAiceArii Aimsme, m., siAm-
SA, m., AbAcc, /.
pastor AO1RG, m.
pasture CAIATTI PGARAIJ, c. ^OSAIOCCA
pat (of butter) goblAc ime.
pat (to) bAsbtiAlA-6, sliobA-6.
patch (on garment) pAisce, m.,
pRGAbAn, m.; (on shoe) cAOibin, nt.
patch (to) (mend) -oeisim,
pAisce (pRGAbAn) Ann.
pate bAiceAS, m., plAic(in), m.
patent pAiceAn, m., adj.
(clear)
64
PATERNAL
PERFECTION
paternal AitRitiil, ACARCA; p. rela-
tion - 5AOl A CAR.
paternity ACARACC, /.
path cosAn, m. t cotiAiti, /., g. con-
ARAC.
pathetic cRUAitrieileAc, mAoicneAC.
pathology sAlAmeoVAiocc, /.
pathos cRtJAimeil, /., tnAOicneACAs,
m.
patience poi^ne, poijiT),/., adj. -AC.
patient OCAR, m,, -ouine tmeoice.
patrimony ovoReAcc, /., ACARCACC.
patriot ciR-JRAiceom, m.
patriotism CIR-J;RA, m.', -tic CIR-
5RAC.
patron eARlArii, m., pACRvin, m.',
-age eARlAniAs, m.
paunch rneA-oAl, m., CARR, bots, m.
pauper boccAn, m., peAR x>emce.
pause SCA-O, m., scAonAt).
pavement CAbsA, m., cosAn, m,
paw IAPA, m.
pawn (in) AR 56AU,; (in chess)
pay: p. to iocle; p. for ioc (-oiol)
AS; (wages) pA, /. ; -ment
iocAiocc, /.
pea pis(eAn), (/. <*.).
peace siocAin, /. ; sioc, /. ; hold
your peace eisc T>O beAl; -able
siocAncA.
peacemaker ^GA
peach peicseos, /.
peacock peAcog, /.
peak beAnn, /., gGARAn, m.
peal (of bells) elms clog, /.; (of
laughter) SCAIKC sAme, SAIUG mon.
pear PIORUA, m., pmin, m.
pearl peARlA, m.
peasant cuAcAnAc, m., peA CWAICG.
peat rnoiti, /.
pebble punos, p. cloice, /.
peck pic, /.
peck (to) piocA-6.
peculiar sAinx>itis, AR leit; queer
- A1C, A1SC6AC.
pedestal bonn, m., cos, f.
pedestrian coisi, m.
pedigree 5ineAlAc, m.
pedlar mAH5Ame, m.
peel (skin) CRAiceArm, m.; (bark)
CO1RC, /.
peel (to) scu, torn AT>, scuim, lomAitn.
peep (to) sliucA-o, sliucAil, /.
peevish CATICRAC; (person)
peg TmVlA, m., pionnA, m.
pell-mell AR pibin, AR puiRse
bAC, SHA peitimmci.
pelt CRAiceArm, m., VGACAR, m.
pelting RtiscA-6,
pelvis CUAS nA
pen peAnn, m.; sheep pen Ioc, m.,
CRO, m., 5AbAnn, m.
penalty pionos, m., emic, /.
penance pionos, m.; (for sin) p.
A1CR1.
pencil (lead) peAnnltiA, m.
pending (until) 50 -oci, no 50, 50
x>ci 50, AC 50.
pendulum UiASCA-oAn , m.,
penetrate (to) potlA-6, bRti
penitent AICRIOC, m.; see 'penance'.
penny p 1115111, /.
pension pmsiun, m.
Pentecost Cincis, /., OomtiAc Cin-
cise.
perception mocu, bRAicscinc, f.
percolate (to) siotlu.
perfect cRiiinn-ceARc, pompe; -tion
pompeAcc, /., CRtimn-ceARCAs, m.
perfidy ceAlg, /., CAIAOIS, /.; adj.
CGAtgAC, CAl-AOISeAC.
perforate (to) polloo, coltA-6.
perforce -o'eiseAn, -o'fomeiseAn, -oe
CORP nmc.
perform no^AitAihj cdinitionAX), CUR i
5CR1C.
perfume bolA-6, m., bole An AS, m.,
CtiniRACC, /.
perhaps b'perom.
peril bAol, m., con cu IRC, /.; adj.
bAOlAC, COnCURCAC.
period (time) seAt, m., cReinise, /.
perish (to) GAJ, eA5Aim; (from cold)
leACA-6; -ed IBACA, mARb.
perjury leAbAR eicij;, m., moi-o e.,/.
permanent buAn, mAiRceAnAC.
permission ceAt>, m., ceAX)unAS, m.
permit (I) ceA-OAim, bemim ceA-o,
ligim.
perpetual SIOR, SIORAI.
perplex (to) meARti, CUR AR meARbAll.
people -OAome, pobAl, m.
pepper piobAR, m.
perch (land measure) pemse, /.
perch (to) on ctimtms AR.
perdition -OAORA-O, -OAmAinc, /.
perennial sioRbuAn, sioR-beo.
perfect lAn-ceARc, PIOR-C., RI-CGARC.
perfect (to) lAn-ceARcu, pombiu.
perfection VAnpoiRpeAcc, /.
65
PERNICIOUS
PITCHER
pernicious URCOI-DGAC, -OOCARAC.
perquisite ^AlcAs, m.
persecution semleAnumc, /.; to
persecute 5. A oeATiAtii.
perseverance SGASAIVIACC, buAincs-.
persevere (to) leAnuinc -oe.
person -ouine, m., PGARSA, /. ; -al
/. ; -ality PGARSATICACC, /., -nul-
ACC.
perspiration AUAS, m., FVIAR-A.
persuade (to), persuasion CUR 'HA
lui.
perturb (to) buAmeAiii, m., buAiRc
A CUR AH.
perverse CORR, CAncRAc.
pervert cReigceom, m.; to p.
iomp6, cReiseAn.
perusal leArh, leim.
pest, pestilence AICIT>, /., plAis, /.
pestle cuAiR5in, m.
pet peACA, m.; petting peACAm-
GACC, /.
petition ACAini, /.
petrel (bird) SUAR-OAI, m.
petrify (to) cloc A -oeAtiAin -oe;
fied, I was p. T>ein scAlcATi) "oioni.
petrol ARCOIA, /.
petticoat COCA, m.
petty SUARAC, beA5.
pewter PBACAR, m.
phantom cAibse, /., PUCA, m.,
AllAIC, /.
pharmacy consusAiocc, /. ; (store)
phase sne,/., CRUC, m., ceirn, m. &/.
pheasant peAsun, m.
phenomenon 1 on CAS, m.
phial buroeilin, m.
philology ceAns-eolAiocc, /., pleol-
A1OCC.
philosophy peAllsunAcc, /. ; -pher
peAVlsATTi, m.
phlegm ReAtn, /.
phonograph ponosRAp, m.
phosphate pospRAi-o, /.
phosphorous cine seAlAin; (in sea)
bemneAil, /.
photograph 5RiAn5ttAp, m.; -phy
5tti AnjjRAFA-o ; -pher -- A-OOIR, m.
phrase RA, m., AbAmc, /.
phthisis eicinn, /., snoi, m.
physic -oeo6 1,61513, /., posoix>, /.
physical CORPORCA; ph. force
lArhlAi-oiR, pomeigeAn, m.
physician -OOCCVMR 101515, IIA, m.
physics pisic, /
pick (to) PIOCA-Q; (choice)
ROSA, m.
pickaxe piocoi-o, /.
pickle picil, /., g.
pickpocket 5A-o At pocA, m..
SlAt)A1, m.
picture piccium; -esque
mAisiuil; (speech) blApAR.
pie p 165, /.
piece cxii-o, /., blxhRe, m., blo-6, m.,
piosA, m.
piece (to) CACU, CUR le ceile.
pier (of gate) pimuiR, /. ; quay
ce, m.
pierce (to) pollA-6, cotlA-6.
pig nine,/; slip, young p. ceis,/. ;
piglet bAnb.
pigeon coluR, m., colum, m.
pigmy AbAC, m., piocAl, picilin, m.
pigsty pAil, /., cno muc, m.
pike pice, m., p. -6 A beAnn, CRI mb,
ceicRe mb; (fish) gAilliAsc, m.
pile cARn, m., pole SCAIC,/. polA.
pilfering sciobA-6, SA-OAIOCC, /.,
SlAT), /.
pilgrim oilicReAc, Ail .... m.;
-age oilicRGAcc, /.
pillage (to) - CR6ACAT), pUA-OAC, m.
pill pi oil A me, m.
pillar colun, m., pirntnR, /.
pillow A-OAIRC, /.
pilot pioloc, m.
pimple gomin, m.
pin bioRAti, m., pionnA, m.
pinch (to) pRiocAT), nnoco5 A
AS; of snuff, etc. pins, /. ;
pinching bR05 A5 lui AR.
puie (tree) siuis, /.
pine (to) snoi, mil AS.
pineapple An Ann, m.
pinnacle beAnn,/., buAic,/., SCUAIC.
pint piunc, m., pioncA.
pioneer cuisbeARCAi, m., pon-oiim, m.
pious cRAipeAC ; piety cRAipeAcc.
pip siol, m.; (hen disease) -oiuc.m.
pipe piopA, m., pip, /. ; musical p.
piob, /. ; water p. pcA-oAn, m.
piper piob A me, m.
pirate po^lAi IDARA, m.
piston lomice, /.
pit poll, m.; of stomach beAl A
sceicin.
pitch pic, /.
pitch (to) CAiceAin,
pitcher CRUSCA, m.
shoe
66
PITCHFORK
POLITICS
pitchfork pice, m., p. -OA be Ann.
pith I A ion, m.
pity CRUA, /., cRUAimeil, /.; object
Of p. TMOl CRUA.
pivot mAis-oeos, /., comnceAnn, m.
placard POSRA, m.
place AIC, /., lOTiAT), m., IACAIH, /.,
bAll, m.; took place CARIA.
place (to) CUR, ICASA-O, buAlAT> AnuAS
AR; p. it there cum (leA5, buAil
AnuAs) Ansm e.
placid socmA, Revo.
plague pUis, /.
plaice (fish) IGACOS, /.
plaid bneAcAn, m.
plain mA5, /., mACAme, m. t nero, /.
plain adj. (i) coicionn, SJIAIC; (2)
(clear) lem, soilem, polt&s; (of
person) comoncA, neAm-AlAinn.
plaintiff 5eARAiiAi, m., eiliceom, m.
plait x>uAl, m.; -ed 'TIA -ouAlAib.
plan beARCAs, m., -oReAcc, m.; to
p. beARcu.
plane (tool) to CAR, m.; aeroplane
eicleAn, m.
planet plAineA-o, m.
plank clAR, m.
plant plAnt>A, w.; ing plAn^ou,
CUR (cRAnn, etc.).
plantation (of trees) os-coill, /.,
plAn-ou, m.
plaster x>6ib, /. ; (medical) cemi,
m., plAscRA, m.
plate pi AC A, m.
platform seAscAn, m., AR-oAn, m.,
scAicse, m.
platinum plAicne, /.
play (game) cluice, m., SUSRA-O, m.,
CleASAIOCC, /.
play (to) (games) mime; (music)
seinnim.
play (drama) -oRAniA, m.; playactors
AisceoiRi; playing, acting
AisceomeAcc, /.
playboy btiACAiU bAme.
playful cle ASAC .
plaything bRCA5An, m.
plead (to) pie, /., ACAIRC, /.
plea ACAinc (ACAIRC), /. , ACAini, /.
pleasant (person) SUAIRC, meix)ReAc;
(music, weather, etc.) CAicneAthAC,
AOibinn .
please (It you p.) le-o coil; I am
pleased is TTIAIC (Ail) lioin, CAIC-
n 101111 lioni.
pleasing adj
pleasure AoibneAs, m. t so, m.
plebiscite lol^ncu, m.
pledge geAll; -ed (in pawn) i
nseAll, m.
pliable so-U'ibcA.
plenty pluiRse, /., RA-OAISG, /.
plentiful plumseAC, pAiRsmg, RAID-
A1S1U1I.
plight cvimA, /., CAS, m., SCAIT>, /.,
roe, /.
plot conVceils, /. ; (of land) ceAp,
ceApAC, /. ; (of story) -oeilb, /.,
snAic, m.
plough ceACCA, m.; to plough
CRGAbAX); ed CRGAPA.
ploughman cReAbA-oom, m.
plover (golden p.) peA-ooj, /., p.
sleibe; pee-wit pilbin, m.
plUCk (to) - SCACAT), SCACAim.
pluck misneAC, m.
plug (electric) soc, m,
plum plum A, m.
plume cleice, m.
plump RGAtiiAR, beACAice.
plunder CRGAC, /., sloi-o, /. ; -er
CReACA-QOIR, m.
plunge (to) (a knife) SAICCA-O, Rop-
A-O; (in water) cutnA-6, leimeA-6.
plunger (in machine) loinnice, /.
plural iolRAi-6 .
pneumonia AinceAS SCAITIOS, m.,
mumoin, /.
pocket pocA, m.
poem -oAn, m., IAOI, /.
poet pile, m.; -ical piliuil; poetry
piliocc, /.
point (projection) Rinn, /., gob, m.,
poince, m.; v. (I point out)
cumitn in iut; (to indicate) -omiu
meme AR.
pointless mAol, gAn Rinn, 5An bRi,
poison nitri, /. ; ous nnrie, mrii-
neAc; to p. mm A cAbAmc.
poker bioR cme, m.
pole cuAille, m.; North Pole An
tnol (ComceAnn) CUAI-O.
policeman SAR-OA SIOCATIA, m.,
poilin, m.
policy -oungAois, /., beARCAs, m.
polish (to) snASA-6, CUR snASA AR,
snASCA; -ouine liopA.
polite be AS AC, mumce; -ness *oeA-
beAs(ACc), oeA-rinnneAT), m.
politics polAiciocc, /. ; -cal polAi-
ciciuil.
67
POLL
PREMATURE
poll cut, m.\ voting bocAiocc, /.
pollute (to) SAil,iu, smeARAO, eilniu.
pomp poimp, /., tAiVl, /., 'eiHi-in-
AiR-oe'; adj. poimpiuil, uAllAC.
pond IOCATI, m., buAltAisce, /.
ponder (to) mAcnAtrt, mARnAX).
pontiff pApA, m., AR-O-SA5ARC, m.
pony CApAillin, m.
pool locAn, m., lmn, /.
poor bocc, -oeAtAtti; the poor TIA
botcc.
pop up (to) v. pRGAbA-6 Anios, p.
pope pApA, m.
poplar cRAnn CRGACA, m.
populace pobAt, m., sluA, m.
popular pe JRA-OATTI, (bAvo, cion) An
pobAil.
population lion pobAil, m., I.
OAOine.
populous -OAOineAC.
porch pomse, m.
porcupine sRAmneos, /.
pore in skin, piocAn, m., cioc, /.
porous SCASAC .
pork muiceoit, /.
porpoise muc ITIARA, /.
porridge leice, /.
port cuAn, m., CAlAponc, m.
porter JIOHA-OORAIS, m., 5. iompAin.
porter (a drink) lionn T>ub, m. & f.
portion cui-o,/., cion, m., blume, m.
portrait poRcnAi-o, /.
position ionAT>, m., suiorii, m. t AIC,
/., IACAIR, /.
positive -oeAn^A, cmnce, -oeitrmiceAC.
possession seAlucAS, m.; I possess
is tiom, CA AjAm,
posset posoi-o, /.
possible is pei-oin, -oob
(o'peA-OpAl), IS SO-TDGAnCA.
post (wooden) SCAIC, /. ; door p.
UKSA, /. ; the Post An pose, m.
posterity sliocc, m.
postpone (to) CUR AR Ac-16 (AR
pot coRcAn, m., pocA, m.
potato PRACA, PACA, m.
potent(ial) CUITIACCAC, IAI-OIR; -ial
(electr.) n. ctiAlAins, /., mme, /.
poultice ceiRi, /.
poultry eAnlAite ci, pi.
pounce (to) pReAbA-6, ImgeAt).
pound punc, m., puncA.
pound (cattle pen) ponA, m., loc, tn.
pound (to) bRu,
(to) - t)ORCAT>,
pouting AS pus Ail.
poverty boccAine, /., -oeAlus, m.
powder PXJ-OAR, m.
power CUTTIACC,/., neARc, m., cum AS,
m. ; -ful curiiAccAc, cumASAC,
; -less $An cumAcc, etc.,
m.;
pox ^bolsAC, /.
practicable int) eAn CA .
practical pRAiciciuil.
practice CAICI,/., n6s, w.,5n
to p. cleAccA-6.
praise (to) molA-6.
praise w orthy i onm olc A .
prance (to) PAIIAIRGACC, /.,
SAll, /.
prank cleAs, m.
prattle AHAJAR, m., CAbAmeAcc, /.
pray (to) sume; pAroiReomeAcc, /.,
ACAini.
prayer p AVOIR, /., uRnAi, /., 5ui-6e,
/., ACA1RC, /.
prayerbook leAbAR uRnAice.
preach (to) seAnmoRu, -onu, cAbAmc
seAnmoRA; -er seAmnonAi, seAn-
moRAi, m.
precaution ReArii-AiRe, /., ReAm-
CURATT), m.
precede (to) -out ROIHI; -ence
COSAC AR.
precept Aicne, /.
precious UIACTTIAR; p. person A
(mo) cAisce.
precipice AiU, pAitl, /.; -itous
ARX>, CROCCA.
precis cuimRe, /., jiORRucAn, m
predicate Aisneis, /.
predict (to) prophesy ReAm-msinc,
predominant pRiom- , (numerous)
is tionmAme.
preface ReAmRA, m., ReAthpocAl,
m.
prefer is PGARR le, is RO^A le;
-able (is) peARR nA . . . .
preference RO^A, /.
prefix (to) CUR Roim; n. ReimiR, /.
pregnant AJ; iompAR (Imb), CORHIAC.
prejudice clAon-Aigne, /., -ooiceAU,
mAice te.
prelate eAspAg, m.
preliminary RoimRe, COSAIJ;
prelude bRollAC, m., ReimiR, /.
premature RoiriiR6.
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PREMIER
PRODIGY
premier pniorii-Ame, m., cus-, ceAt>-,
pRiorh-.
premises CGAC, /., AicneAtii, m.\
(of argument) bunus, m., bonn,
m.
premium -OUAIS, /., IOCAIOCC, /. ;
insurance p. CRAC-IOC URRUIS, m.
prentice pnmciseAC, m.
prepare (to) tilltmi, ullriiAirn; -ation
u VLniu c An , m .
preposterous bReAVl&c, bAor, mi-
preposition ReAtfipocAl, m.
prerogative Reirii-ceARc, m., pRib-
ilevo, /.
presage (sign) CUAR, m., ReArn-
cotriARtA, m.
Presbyterian pneisbicemeAC, m.
presbytery CGAC SA^ARC .
prescription (medical) oroeAS T>OC-
CURA, m., icion, /.
presence piAnAise, /., IACAIR, /. ;
present lAicReAC ; -ntly IAICRGAC ,
5An riioiVl.
present bnonncAs, m., cAbARCAS, m. ;
v. bRonnAT), bRonnAirn.
preserve (to) IGASU; -ed (peoil,
IASC, CORCAI) leASAice; to keep
safely coimeA-o, CAoriinA-o.
president UACCARATI, m.
presiding 1 sceAnnAS, m.
press (to) pAscA'o, ceAtinAT), bnu;
to urge SKIOSA-O, buoscij, CACAnc;
pressure (weight, strength) meAC-
, /., ceATiTiAS, m.', (of work)
, /. ; p.-gauge bnu-trieA, /.
Press, The TIA ntJAccAiti ; An p Re AS,
m.
prestige gRA-OArn, m., ctimAcc, /.
presume (I) ceApAim, -OAR liom, is
0615 liom.
presumption (ill-mannered) ciARnu-
tAcc,/., cogAile; /., bAot--66cAS, m.;
adj. ClARnuit, COJJAll, bAOt-T)OCASAC.
pretend (to) liseAn AR; by the way
THAR "OGA.
pretty -DBAS, sleoice.
prevail (to) (to win) SARVJ, btiACAinc
(AR); p. on CA^AIRC (CUR) AR.
prevalent co ici AncA .
prevent (to) cose AR, bACA-6 AR;
-tion cose, bAC, m.
previous (ly) ceAnA, Roime, Romie
sm.
prey CRGAC, /. ; to p. CRGACA-O.
price piACA, pL' t value IUAC, m.
prick (to) pRiocA-6, pollA-6; -ly
oeilgneAc, cotsAC, 5Rio^AX)AC.
pride UA^AR, m., moRCAs, m., moRAil,
/., oiomAs, m., socAl, m,, bRO-o, m.
priest SA5 ARC, m.\ -hood SASARC-
61RGACC, /.
primary C&A-O-, bn-, pRiom-.
primate pRioniAi-6, m.
prime (of life) blAc A SAOil; adj.
Aibvo, pompe, pRiorii-.
primer cei-oleAbAR, m., pRimeAR, m.
primitive (race) pRiom-cine, m.,
btin-Aicme, /.; uncivilised neArii-
SlblAlCA.
primrose sAiriAmcin, m.
prince plAic, m., pRionsA, m.; -ly
princess bAnplAit, /., bAinpRionsA.
principal pRiorh-, ceAnn-.
principally 50 moRmoR, 50 pRins-
principle pRionsAbAl, m.,
/., bun-reoiRic, /., b
print clo, m., pRionc, m.; -er
cloooiR; to p. clobuAlA-6, CUR i
5 clo.
priority cos AC, m.
prism pRiosmA, m.
prison CARCAIR, /., pRiosun, m n
-er pRiosunAC, m., cime, m.
private adj. pRiobAi-oeAc, pe -ois-
CReix>; p. soldier SAIJJ-OIUIR sinsil,
m.
privation timeASA, /., -oeAlus, m.,
5A, m., CRtiACAn, m., CAll.
privilege pRibiteiT), /.
privy CAmRA, m.
prize ^DUAIS, /.
probably (is) cosuil, b'perom, (is)
0615 (-OOCA).
probe bioR bRAice, m.
proceed (to) 5luAiseAcc, /., imeAcc;
-ings imeAccA.
probation AR cRiAil, AR pRotiiA-6.
probity rnAcAncAcc, /., lonRAice, /
problem ceisc, /. pA-ob, /.
process PROISGAS, m.
procession moR-siul, m.
proclamation JMDROSRA, m., SAIRHI-
scoite, /.
procreate (to) gmiuin, /., 5imm.
procure (to) SOIACAR, pAit, Aimsiu.
prodigal adj. AimleAscA, RAbAmneAC,
ORobtASAc; -ity RAbAmne(Acc), /.
prodigious ollmoR, CACCAC.
prodigy OACC, m.
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PRODUCE
PSYCHOLOGY
produce (to) CAiR5eA-6; product
coRAX), m., SOCAR, m., cAmseAX), m.',
tive coRcuit, SOCARAC, cAinsiuil.
profane (words) mi-rhox>uil, X>RAOSCA;
(worldly) SAOICA.
profession (occupation) 5Ainm
beACA; p. of loyalty posAmc
(A-orriAil) TDilse; -ssed (ordained)
om-onice, PAOI ORT>.
professor ollAn'i, m.
proffer (to) cAmssm
proficient oilte, clisce.
profit SOCAR, m., bRAbus, m.,
/. ; -able cAmbeAC, SOCARAC.
profound ooimin, bunusAc.
profusion plumse, /., RA-OAISG, /. ;
adj. plumseAC, RA-OAISIUII.
progeny sliocc, m.
prognosis ReAtti-tuAmini, /.
progress "out AR AgAix), *o. cun cmn.
prohibit (to) bAC, m., cose, m.,
comtneAsc, m.
project beARcti, Run-corrtAmte, /.
projection Rirm, /., beAnn, /.
prolific - CORCUll, RApAR.
prologue ReATTipAisneis, /., RCAnV
CAinc, /.
prolong (to) pAiT)iu, pAiT> A CUR le,
S in GAT) .
prominent (person) loniRAiceAC,
AR-o-ceimeAC, cAbACCAc; (in view)
so-peicse.
promiscuous CRI ceile,
mAiRC, coiciorm.
promise seAUumc, /.; v.
promontory ceAnn (Rirm) cme, ROS,
m.
promotion AR-OU ceime, meA-ou ; to
promote a cause cths A CUR AR
AJAIT) .
prone to CUSCA -oo, ctAon cun.
prompt (ly) IUAC, lAicReAc, AR ATI
OCO1RC.
prompt (to) 5R10SU, sAiseA-OA-o.lei-o
A cAbAmc; p. a speaker CUR ATI
prong beAnn, /., bioR, m., g. beARA.
pronoun poRAmm, m. & f.
pronounce RA, sonnAX), puAnnmu;
-ciation sonnA-6, jloR (^OSAR) An
proof
prop CACA, m., ceAmicA, m.
propagate (to) siolRu.
proper CGARC, com, cui; -ly 50
CGARC, etc.
property ionus, m., seAlucAS, m.,
RACTTIAS, m., niAOm, /.
prophecy cAmnsReAcc, /.,
prophet pAix), m., peAR
proportion corrmem, /.
proposal, -ition cAiRssi
proprietor seAlbAi, m., UHABR, m.
prorogue CUR AR pionRAi, AR Aclo.
prose PROS, m., CAinc SCURCA.
prosecute (to) CUR -oli AR, lomcuis-
eArii, m.; -tion cuisiu -oil; (to
persist) leAnuinc AR.
prosody meA-oRAcc, /., PROSOITD, /.
prospect (view) RA-OARC (sceirh),
cine, /.; (hope) -OOCAS, m., suit te.
prosperity bAil, /., RAcunAs, m.,
biseAcc, /., cotiAC, m., speilp, /.;
-ous RA^AR, speitpiuil.
prostrate (to) lui, sineA-6, CRGAS-
CAIRC; adj. since, AR IAR, CRGAS-
CARCA.
prostration IAJACAR, m., memcine,
/., pAonlAise, /.
protect (to) cosAinc, CAomnA-6; g.
cosAncA, CAomnAice.
protest (to) CUR 1 gcomne., c. m
AJAi-6, cumim 1 sc.
Protestant pRocAscunAc, m.
protuberance cnApAn, m., meAlt, m.
proud uAibReAC, oiomASAc; p. flesh
Aineoil, /.
prove (to) pRomA-6, PROTTIA-O.
proverb seAnpocAl, m.
provide (to) SOIACAR, CUR AR pAil;
-er solACRAi, m.', provided that
AC, AC 50, AR coiniotl 50.
provident cnoisciuncA, coimeAX)Ac.
providential(ly)^AtriARAc (50 h), AR
AniARAi An T)oiTiAin ; b'e Coil
Oe e.
province cuise, /.; -cial cuigioc
(n. & adj.), m.
provision(s) Ion, m., AbAR bro, m.;
to make p. com, /., g. c6RAc;
SOlACAR ROini R6.
provoke (to) SRIOSA-O, SRIOSU; -ed
5R105CA, 5R10SCA.
prow COSAC, m., soc, m.
prowess 5Aisce, m., CAtrnACc, j
prowling A$ gAnncAil, /.
prudent cRionnA; n. CRionnAcr
prune (to) beARRA-6, CCASCA-Q.
psalm SAilm, /.
psalter SAICAIR, /.
psychology AisneolAiocc, j.
70
PUBLIC
QUICK
public (the) ATI pobAl, m.; adj.
poibli.
publican JTGAR cAbAmne.
publish (to) po5Amc,
pudding puces, /.
puff puc, m., sc 1-0605, /
pugnacious CRO-OAC,
puke (to) uiRleACAn; a vomit
umlic, /. (ponn) umlici.
pull (to) CAURAT15, SCACAT).
pulley ulos, /., puillin, m.
pulmonary SCAITIOSAC .
pulp lAion, m.
pulpit CRAnnos, /.
pulse cuisle, /., buAUvo cu isle An.
pulverise (to) tneilc, n-non-bRu;
oeAnArh PVTOAIR (bttoscAin) T>G.
pump CAi-OGAl, m.; force-p. ceAtin-
AIRG, m.; to pump out CAOSCAXK
CAorn A-O .
punctual poncuil; -ality poncul-
ACC, /., CRAC-RIAlCACC.
punctuation puncAiocc, /. ; puncu.
puncture poll; top. poll A-O; -ed
pollcA.
pungent 56 AR.
punish (to) piATiA-6, pionos A CUR AR;
-ment pionos, m.
puny bi-oGAc, SUARAC.
pup coilGAn, m.
pupil mAcleinn, m., -OAlcA, m.; (of
the eye) mACimReASAti, m.
purchase (to) ccAntiAc, m.; buyer
CGAnnAiceom, m.
pure 5An ceirheAl, m., 5lAti, pioR-;
-ify gl ATI A-O.
Purgatory An puR5<yo6iR, /., -GACC.
purge (to) jlAnAT) AmAC, -oibiRC.
puritan (ical) pxmAtAn AC .
purity slAine, /., geAnmnAiocc, /.,
neA-tRUAilliocc, /.
purling (water) A$ 5UAiRneAn, A5
CRon An .
purple CORCORA .
purport ciAll, /., bRi, /. ; CAT* is
ciAll le (bRi -60) ?
purpose cvispA, m., Run-mcmn, /. ;
for what purpose ? CAT> 611159 ?
purpose (I) cAim AR Aisne.
purring A5 CRonAn, m.
purse spARAn, m.
pursue (to) piAc, CORAIOCC, -oul SA
com AR; piACAnn, leAnAim.
pus bRAon, m., OCRAS, m.
put (to place, lay) CUR,
putrefy (to) lobA-6, -ORGO; putrid
lO^A, -ORGOICe, bRGAIl.
putty cAc--ooib, /.
puzzle cRUA-cetsc, /., ^A-ob, /. ; to
puzzle CUR AR mCARACAl, CUR AtHU .
pygmy AbAC, m., picilin, m.
pyorrhea bRAcsile -OOAT), m.
pyramid IGACC, m., CARII, m.
quadrangle ceACAmsleASAn, m., adj.
-AC.
quadrant ceACRAiiiAn, m.
quadratic ceARnAc; q. equation
cu-oRomoi-o c.
quadruped (Aimiii) ceACARcosAC.
quagmire peic bAice, /., conn-AR-
bo5A"6, SCRAC n'iom5e, m.
quail (to) scAonAT) nouii, cubAX).
quail (corncrake) cRAonA, m.,5GARRA-
5omc, m.
quake (to) CRIC, CRGACA-O, pi. CRGACAI.
qualification cAiliocc, /. ; qualified
cAilite; fully q. lAn-CAilice.
qualify (to), to limit CGORA A CUT?
le; (to fit) CAiliu.
quality cmeAl, m., cAiliocc, /.
qualm DOIJ;, /., tnuisiAin, m.
quandary in a q. i bponc, i
quantity meAt), /., CAIITOIOCC, /. ;
what q.? co (CA) niei-o ? An moR ?
quarantine coRAmcin, /.
quarrel eASAoncAs, m., ACRAnn, m.;
some ACRAnn AC .
quarry (stone) comeAl, m.
quarter CGACRU (cuix>); (of year)
RAite, /. ; quarters ceACRunA; head
q. ceAnn ccACRiin; q. -master
mAisciR c.; no quarter 5
eAin, 5 An CRUA.
quartz 5RiAn-cloc, /., doc
quash x)ipei-6miu, CUR AR -oinibRi.
quay ce, /., CAlApoRc, m.
queen bAinRion, /. , Rion, /.
queer 5ReAnnriiAR, AIC, AISCGAC.
quell CUR FA cois; cloi.
quench (to) mucA-o, CUR in GAJ.
quern bRo, /., g. bRon.
query ceisc, /. ; PIA^RAI, m.
quest CUAR-OAC, m.
queue scuAin, /.
question (to) ceisciu, PIA^RAI.
quick cApAi-6, meAR, IUAC; quicken
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QUICK
RAZOR-BILL
quick (nerve) An beo, /.
quicklime Aol beo, m.
quicksand sAmeArii svitRic, m.
quicksilver AIRSBA-O beo, m.
quiet cneASCA, SOCAIU, ceAnnsA; to
quieten ceAnnsu, ciunu.
quill cleice, m.
quilt ctnlc, /., co ilce, cole A TO, /.,
ploit), /.
quinine cm in, /.
quire (of paper) cion, /.
quit pAsAil, cneigeAn, imeAcc.
quite (with adj.) triAit 50 Icon, olc
50 I.
quits cocRom.
quiver (tremble) CRIC, m., pi. CRCAC-
AI; cRicim.
quorum lion snotA, I. perome.
quote (to) ACHA, AOIASC; -tation
AcpRiocAl, m.
quotient lion, m.
quiz ceisciu; -zing pon6ix>, /.,
, m.
R
rabbit com in, m.
rabble -OAORSCAR, m., gRAmAisc, /.
race (people) cme, m.; (compete
in running) HAS, Ricpvo me ICAC.
rack RACA, m.
rack (to) (pain) ciApA-6, piAnA-6.
raddle bneASAl, m.
radiant soilseAc, lonRAC,
radiate (to) (light) soilsiti,
cAitneAm; (heat) ceo-JAtu, CCAS-
leACA-6.
radical btmAi-6, btmusAc.
radio RAI-OIO, m.\ -active RAIT>-
radium uAi-oe, m.
rafter PRAIS (pi. PRACACA), /., RACCA,
m.
rag cemc, /.
rage buile, /., RACC pemge, ^RAOC,
m., ctitAc, m.
ragweed btiACAllAn bui, m.
rail RAil, /., botAR lARAinn (m.);
by r. AR cRAen.
rail (to), railing CAinseoiReAcc,
spi-oiu.
railway bo CAR lARAinn, iARn-Rox), m.
rain bAisceAc, /., peARCAinn, /. ;
raining AS bAiscis, AS peARCAmn,
Ag CtJR.
rainbow bo^A sine, /., b. COACA.
raise (to) AR-OU,
raisin Risin, m.
rake RACA, m.; to r. RACAII.
rake (person) RASARnAlAi, m.
ram Reice, m.; to ram -o
ROpAt).
rambling AS scRoiReAcc, Ag
spAis-
rambler pAnAi, m., scRoiRe, m.
rancour TmocAisne, /. , OROctriem,
/., spi-o, /.
random pAm, lomRoil.
range, rank, row RAns, m., line, /.,
SRAIC, /. ; high rank AR-o-ceim.
rank adj. (growth) RAnsARCAc, boRb;
(smell) moRgAite, -oReoice.
rampart RAmpAR, m., -ounbAllA, m.
ransom emic (^UASCAICA), /.
rant bAoc-cAinc, /., bReilleis, /.
rap (to) cnA5A-6,
rapacity ptiA-oAc, m.,
/., sU-o, /.
rape (plant) RAib, /.
rape (to) eismti, m. t
rapid CAPAI-O, meAR, IUAC; -ity
mme, /., IDAS, m.
rapine cReACA-6, posAil, /.
rapture AoibneAs, m.
rare COARC; -ness cemce, /. ; -ly
Ann Am.
rascal clAxbAme, m., AI^RAICS, RASC-
Ail, m.
rash (on skin) gRios, m.
rash adj. CAO-OAC, sAob.
rasher slisne muiceolA, m.
rat pRAncAc, m., luc IIIOR, /., luc pR.
rate RACA, m., RCIR; at that r. DA
ReiR sin; at any r. 50 ViAmice, AR
CUTTIA AR bic.
rath RAC, /.
rather I had r. b'peARR liom.
rational ReAsuncA.
rations Ion, m., I. bro.
rattle cnASARnAc; death r. slotAR,
vn.\ to r. criASARnAil, /.
ravage (to) CRCACA-O; adj. CRCACCA.
raven piAcmib, m.', -ous CRAOSAC.
raving AJ RAmAilli.
raw Am, PAR; r. material btm-
AbAR, m., bv>n--OAmnA, m.
ray (light) SA, m., Ruicne, /.
ray (ray-fish) RUCA, m.
raze (to) ICASA-O 50 cAlAm.
razor RASUR, m., Ale An, m.
razor-bill (bird) cRosAn, m.; r. fish
pi. eceAnA mARA.
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REACH
REFLECT
reach (to) RIOCCAITI, Rim; sROicinc,
SROicim; to r. out sinGAT) ATDAC,
SlfllTTl.
react (to) pnic-j;niotriu, m.; -tion
FRic-jjTiiorh, m., FRIC-CRGORU.
read (to) iGArii, leim; reader leic-
eom, m.
ready ullArri, RGTO, ulttriAim; -iness
ullAni; in r. ullmACc; prepa-
ration ullnixicAn , w.
real FIOR, FIR-CGARC, nicitnl.
realise (to) cuisine, cvnsirn; to
sell -oiol.
really 50 -oeAnpA, 50 cmnce.
realm RIOCC, /., -OUCAIJ;, /-, SCAC,
m.
reap (to) buAtnc, /. ; reaper btJAin-
ccoiR, m., buAtiAi.
reaping hook CORRAII, m.
rear (end) t>emv6.
rear (to bring up) cojAil; r. on hind
legs emi AR COSA oemro.
rearrange (to) ACCORU, ACGASRU.
reason ciAll,/., RCASUTI, m.; (cause)
FAC, m. t cuts, /. ; -able RGAS-
tincA.
rebel n. tnemleAc, m. t CGAnriAiRceAc,
m.
rebellion GIRI-AITIAC, CGAtiriAiRc, /.,
GASUrhlAIOCC, /.
rebellious cGAtitiAiRCGAc, CAstiriiAl.
rebuke iomcAineA-6, milleAn.
recall ACS A mm, 5tAOT> AR AIS; to
remember ctinhneArh AR.
recede (to) x>ul AR sctil, CRA.
receipt A-OTTIAII, /.
receive (to) pAil, slACA'o.
receiver ^gtACA-ooiR, m.; (wireless)
emroneom, m. ; -ception eiRfone,
recent -oeAtiAc; -ly le -oeAnAi.
receptacle CAisceA"OAn, m., coitteAn.
reception (social) pAilciti, m.
recess ctui-o, /., CA^A, m., clos,
ClUAIS, /.
recite (to) AICRIS, AicRisim.
reckless meAR5AncA, AR miRe, RA15-
itiil,.
reckon AmeAni; -ing CUTICAS, m.
reclining AR steAs-Un, AR leAtltif.
recluse -oicReAbAc, m.
recognise (to) Aitinc, Aictiim; -able
Aicnroitht.
recollect (to) cuittineAtri AR; is
cuniiin Viom; -tion cwirrme, /.
recommend (to) molA-6,
-ation molA-6, ceisc ITIAIC, x>eA-
ceisc.
recompense cuiceAm le, m., -oiol-
p1AC, m., ItlAC SAOCA1R.
reconcile (to) CA&AIRC cun R^ICI^,
T>eAnAtii R. I-OIR, jAbAil le ceile.
reconstruct AroeAnArh, AcogAil.
record (to) CUR 1 scRi'birm, /., cut?
AR RollA, m. ; musical r. cAipeA-OAn .
m., ceiRtiin; wire recording
recourse (to have r. to) bAinc le
USA1T) A b. AS.
recover pAil AR AIS, jeibim AR A.
jeibim ARIS.
recreation cAiteAm Aimsme, SUSRA-O,
m.
recruit GARCAC, m.
rectangular rmonnti illeogAc .
rectify (to) CBARCU; -fication
rectitude mACAncAcc, /.,
m.
recurring Ac-pilleA-6,
red DGARg; redden (to blush)
oeARgAX), oeAR5Aitn; red-haired
RUA.
redeem (to) SAORA-O, puASCAilc,
slAnii .
redshank (bird) RoilleAC, m.
reduce (to) IAJDU, IA^OAITTI.
redundant SA bReis, bReise, IOTTIARC-
AC.
redwing (bird) siocAn, m.
reed giolcAc, /. ; in bagpipe
reef (in sail) bARRog, /., COR, m.,
CRApA-6; (of rocks) scAmb, /.,
scot, /.
reel spol, m., CRAtin COCRAIS, m..
reel (dance) COR, m.
reeling (in head) meroReAti, m., ne
ROicleAgAn, m.
refectory pRomticeAC, m.
refer to r. to CGACC CAR,
oo, cim AS CASAIRC T)O.
referendum ReipReArm, m.
referee ^GAR CIRC, eA-oRAnAi, m.,
molcoiR, m.
reference with r. to AS CAJAIRC -oo.
refine (to) mimti, min-c6iRiu.
refinement min-oilitiinc, /., min-
TriAisiu, tnin-c6iRiu.
reflect (to) (thought) TTIACIIATTI,
73
REFLECT
REND
reflect (to) (reproach) cAirum, CAS-
Aim le.
reflect (to) (light, etc.) pnit-soit-
S1U, pR1t-CA1ceArh.
reflex piicing, /.
reform IGASVI , AiroeAti Am .
refraction AruAorm , FIARAT> .
refractory rni-RiARAC, -OO-RIARCA.
refrain to r. from scAonAt> 6,
OIXJlCAT) "OO.
refrain (of song) CUR^A, lo inn 605, /.
refresh (to) pionnuARA-6, uRAil.
refreshment tmAil bit), vi. T>I; beile,
blA, "OeOC.
refrigerator o ISRGA-O ATI , m .
refuge -oion, m., SCAC, m., -pocAin,/.,
ceARtnon, m.
refugee reipeAc, w.
refund (to) AISIOC, m.
refusal eiceAc, m., eiceACAs, m.,
; to refuse eiceAc,
refuse (rubbish) -ORArriAiol, /.,
5ReAiiiAR, m.
refute (to) bneAsrm, SARU.
regain (to) (to find) pAil AR AIS;
(to reach) sROicim AR AIS (ARIS).
regal, royal RIOSA.
regard (esteem) rneAs, m., JRATDATTI,
m.; with r. to -OAlA, THAR le.
regard (behold) peACAinc; peAC e.
regardless gAti beAnn AR.
regime n. Reim, /., CORAS, m.,
ORT>, m.
region -OUCAIJ;, /., 1itnisreiR, m.,
Reigiun, m.
register CIAR; -ing clARu; -ed
ctARAtce.
regret CAOJ, AipeAtA, m., is CRUA
liorn.
regular RIA^CA; real CRUCAIICA,
CRIOCTIAICe.
regulate (to) niAtii, RIARA-O; -tion
- RIAlt, /., ORT), m.
rehearse (to) cleAccA-6; -sal
CleACCAT) .
reign ReitneAs, m.; to reign
5AbAll R10CCA, /.
rein SRIATI, m.; (to rein in) sRiAti-
A-6, cose, coiscnn.
reinforce (to) ACRGISHJ.
reject (to) -oiulcA-6.
rejoicing IUCAIR, /. , SAIR-OGACAS, m.
relapse (sickness) ACAOTTI, m., AC-
iompo, m.
relate AICRIS, insmc, /.
related 5AotriiAR le, 5Aol (AJATD, -]c.)
le.
relation (relative) 5Aol, m.; (asso-
ciation) bAinc,/., eAX>ARbAinc, COIT>-
m.
relax (untie) scAoil; (go easy)
mAOlu, suAniiniu, pAnuinc SOCAIR.
relaxation sos, m., CAireAm AITTI-
sme.
relay (to) (wireless) ACCRAOIA-O.
release (to) puAscAilc, m., SCAOII-
GAT).
relent (to) tnAOiciu, bo5At>, CRUA A
SlACAT) X)O.
relentless neAtii-c
reliable
reh'ability i
relic cAise, /.
relief pomcm, /., pAOiseAm, m.
religion cRei-oeAni, m., mis, /.
religious CRAI^GAC, -01 AS A.
relinquish SCAR le, 1^5.
relish (to) blAS, m. (cAicneAm, m.),
o'pAil, geibim b. AR, jeibim c. AS.
reluctance neArh-ponn; is ICASC le.
rely (to) bRAt AR, mumin AS.
remain (to) p Arm me, COTIAI.
remainder puiollAc, m., IARTTIAR, m.
remains CAISI, pi.', (dead body)
coRp, m.
remand CXIR AR Atlo, AR
remark (to notice)
able lomRAiceAC, neATii-
ioncAC.
remark (to) RA, m., IA, m., CAS-
A1RC T)O,' (to See) - CAbAIRC fA
OCARA.
remarkable SUTTOASAC,
remedy leijeAs, m.; -dial 161515.
remember (to) cxntimeArh AR, CUITTI-
nim; -brance cvuriine, /.
remind (to) CVIR i gcuniine.
remission IAJ-OU, m., mAiceAtri, m.
remnant IARITIAR, m., ptiiolAC, m.
remorse AitReACAs, m., AICRI, /.
remorseless neAtii-scRiipAlAC, neArri-
CRAX)SCAlAC.
remote IARS^ICA, i scein, ctil le
remove (to) AISCRUI, AISCRITTI.
remuneration cihteAiri, m., CXJARAS-
CAl, m., pA, /.
renaissance AtbeocAinc, /., Acemi,
m.
rend (to) SERACA-O, RCAbA-o, sciAllA-6.
74
RENDEZVOUS
RESOURCE
rendezvous comne,/. , iotiAT> coirme.
renege (to) seAnA-6; (in card game)
ceiluiRAX) 6.
renegade cnei5ceom, m.
renew (to) AcnuACAinc, ACoeAnAm.
rennet bmro, /.
renounce (to) -oiulcA-6, seAtiA-6,
renown cAil, /., clu, m.,
m.; -ed cAilmAn, clumAil, IOTTI-
nAlC6AC.
rent cios, m.; rented An cios.
rent v. adj. neAbcA, scnoicce.
renounce (to) eini AS, -oiulcA-o -60.
repair (to) -oeisiu, AcleAsxi.
repast beile, m.
repay (to) AISIOC.
repeal AcsAinm, /. ; (law) -oi-
repeat (to), repetition AcnA, AcluA.
repeatedly 50 mime, 50 mion m.
repel (to) -oior^bAil, /., sAnu, m.,
cun AH scul.
repentance Aicni, /., -oeAnAim A;
-ant A 1 en foe.
replete lAn, pomlioncA, sAcAC.
repletion t ion AT), point, ion CACC, /.
reply pneAsnA, m.
report cuAnAscAil, /., sceAl, nAplA,
m., iomnA, m.
reporter cuAinisceom, m.
repose suAn, m., sxiAimneAS, m., An
sos, m., co-olAT), m,
represent (to) ctm in uiriAil, itismc,
A cun 1 gceitt; ciAltxi.
representation cosulAcc, /.,
lOITlAlj, /.
representative IOTIA-OAI, ceAccA, m.
repress (to) sniAnA-6, ctin pA stnAcc,
-pA cois.
reprieve pionnAi, p. bAsAice; moil-
tlt'l, AgA pAOISim.
reprisal -oiolcAs, m., AgAinc, /.
reproach AICIS, /., ASACAH, m.;
Aitisim, CAitim ASAcAn te.
reprobate coinoAc (comipeAc), m.;
adj. comitnl.
reproduce (to) ACAinseA-o, Accnutii.
reptile piAsc, /.
republic poblAcc, /. ; -anism
poblAccAs, m.
repudiate (to) -oiulrti -60.
repugnance puAc, m.,
oo; -nant pxiA^An, in
repulse see ' repel '.
repulsive
reputation clxi, m., CAil, /.,
m., cnei-oiuinc, /.
request ACAITII, /., lAnnACAS, m.;
ACAmim, lAnnAim.
requiem eAnsnAinc, /.
require (to) (need) ceAscAit, CA
xi Aim, teASCuionn xiAim.
requirement niAccAtiAS, m., SA,
adj. niACCAriAC, gACAnAC.
requisition eileAm, m., IARUACAS, m
rere -oeini-6, cxiit.
rescind (to) cxin AS percm.
rescue (to) sAonAt), SAonAim.
research cAij;-oeA-6, ciAn^Ail, /.
resemblance cosxilAcc, /.,
nAm, m.
resemble (to) is cosuitle, CA
nAm (Aige, -jc.) l-e; ce leis is
oeAlnACAC e ?
resent (to) cun in
etc.)
resentment mi-sAsAm,
cm, m.
reserve (to) coimeA-o, c. An jcut,
comneAil,; -ved coimeA-ocA, com*
nice, An coimeAt); (seat) in Amice.
reserved (person) COSCAC, beA5-
CAmceAC.
reservoir (water) buAlcAisce, /..
cAisceAT>An, m.
reside (to) comnAi, comnAim.
residence CBAC (AnAs) conAice.
resident con A ice AC, n. & adj.
residue lAnmAn, m., puioll(Ac), m.
resign (to), -ation emi AS; emim
AS.
resignation (to bear with) povo-
neAm te.
resilient vni c-le imn BAC .
resin neisin, m.
resist (to), -ance cun (cnoi-o) in
AJAix), i scoinne, /.
resolute T)AlbA, TDeAnpA, T)Ain5eAn.
resolution nun-mcmn, /., n. com-
Ainte, /. , beAncu, m.
resolve (to) beAncu, cun no mi.
resonant AcpuAimneAc.
resort lAcAin, IOHAT), j^nAcoj;, /.;
holiday r. tAcAin (ionAT>) SAOine.
resort (to) (place) cm All An; r. to
violence, etc. t>ul le pomeigeAn,
etc.
resounding puAimiu, slonAil; adj.
resource cxil-cACA, J;USCAI, m.', -ful
beAncAC, beAncu ii.
15
RESPECT
RIDDLE
respect meAS AR, m., URRAHH -oo, /.,
6mos -oo, m.
respect (regarding) with r. to
, 1 -otAob; in that r. AH An
sm; SA CAS SAn.
respectable gAlAticA, CRevoiwiAC.
respectful uRRAtnAc, 6mosAc.
respiration AnAlu, m.; artificial r.
respite sos, m., A$A,
m.
resplendent soilseAc,
response ^RGASRA, m.
responsibility pneAgARCACc, /., CUR-
Am, m.', sible pReAjARCAC.
rest sos, m., suAimneAs, m,\ r.
yourself -oeAn sos, slAC -oo suAim-
neAS.
rest the r. ATI euro eile.
restaurant CCAC bro.
restitution AISIOC, m., AISGAS, /.
restless mi-suAimneASAC, neAth-
SOCA1R, CORRA-COnAC.
restore (to) CUR AR AIS; -ation
AcoeAnAth, Acbunu, AcnuACAinc.
restrain (to) A cose, CUR cose
(sRiAn) le.
restrict CUR CCORA le; -ed teoR-
AHCA.
result CORA-O, m., suim, /., IAR-
1T1A1RC, /.
resurrection Aisemi, m.
resuscitate AtbeotA-6 .
retail mm--oiol (mion--o.), m.
retain (to) coimeA'o, comneAit,.
retaliation AJAIRC AR, /., -oiol
(SASAtTl) A bAinC AS.
retard (to) moiUiu.
retching URIACATITI polAtii.
retention coimeA-o, m., comneAit,
/., cuitrme, /. ; adj. coimeA-OAC.
reticence ceilc, /., -oiscRei-o, /.
retire (to) emi AS, -out AR scut.
retired (place) ctilRAi'o(eAc), AR
gctil, cut-le-mumciR.
retirement (in solitude) AR UAIS-
neAs, m.; from office emice AS,
AR SCOR.
retort (speech) ^RGASRA SRO-O.
retreat culu , -out AR scul ; (of army)
CUl-jlUAISGACC.
retreat (shelter) AIC -oin.
retribution x)iolcAs, m.
retrieve (to) pAil (gAbAil) AR AIS.
retrograde adj. pRicsltiAisce; ctilu;
-ession Dui AR
return (to) pilteA-6; (to give back)
CAbAmc AR AIS; r. for trial CUR
ctin cRiAtAc; (profit) CORA-Q, bRAb-
AC, m.
return journey ACURAS, m.; T>ul-
is-ceACc; r. ticket CICGA-O ACURAIS.
reunion AcceAngAl, ACACU.
reveal (to), revelation tAispeAnAT>,
noccAt).
revelry SUCAS, m., scleip, /.
revenge -oiolcAs, m.; to take r. on
1>. A bAinc x>e.
revenue pAtcAs, m., SOCAR, m.;
state r. cAnAiocc, /., c. SCAIC;
r. officer oipigeAC cAnAC.
reverent uRRAtnAC, 6mosAc; The
Reverend An cOmmi-oneAC, An
CURRAtnAC, An CACA1R URR.
reverse (the r. of it) A ITIAIAIRC;
(r. side) cAob cAll; (calamity)
CAiltiumc, /., cubAisc, /.
reverse (to) culu, ^Ric-sluAiseAcc.
revert (to) CASA-O (-out, cicim) CAR
n-A1S AR.
review AcbReAcnu; (criticism)
lemmeAs, m., leiRTheASAim.
revile (to) mAslu, cARCAisniu.
revise (to) leAsu, ceARcu.
revive (to) AtbeocAinc, /., Acbeoim.
revoke (to) AcgAiRm, A. A -oeAnAm.
revolt, -lution ReAbloro, /., eiRi-
AmAC, CGAnnAIRC, /.
revolting adj. 5RAnnA, UA|?AR.
revolution (of wheel) iomcASA-6.
revolve CASAT>, IOUICASAT), lomRoctu.
reward ^DUAIS, /., IUAC SAOCAIR; to
r. ctnceATh (le).
rheum Re Am, m.
rheumatism ^DOICCACA, pi., scoiVc-
6ACA, Pi.
rhubarb biAbos, /.
rhyme compuAim,/.,rhythm-Ritim ,/.
rib eAsnA, /.
ribald -ORAOSCA, gRAisciuil.
ribbon Rib in, m.
rice RIS, /.
rich sAibm, SUSCAVAC; riches SAib-
R6AS, m., mAom, /., guscAt, m.
rick CRUAC, /.
rickety JUASAC, eA-OAmgeAn.
rid (to) RUAgAX), SCR1OS AS, -oibiRc ;
to be rid of Revo le.
riddle CRIACAR, m., RoicleAn, m.; to
r. CRIACAIRC, /.
riddle (puzzle) COTTIAS, m.; CRUA-
ceisc, /.
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RIDE
ROUGH
ride (to), riding niARCAiocc, /.,
rnARCAirn.
rider mARCAC, m.
ridge ioniAme, m.; r.-pole niAi-oe
bUAIC, Wl.
ridicule (to) sciseA-o (pAoi), niA5AT)
(rAoi).
ridiculous AipeiseAC, AIC.
rifle (to) slA-o, CRCACAT>.
rifle (gun) nipt.
rift sco ilc, /., 5A5, /.
rig (to) 5leASAT>, CORXK
rigging (of ship) CCA-ORAC, m.,
5leASRA loinge.
right n. & adj. CGARC, m., com, /.
right (hand, etc.) DBAS, -OGASOS; r.
hand turn iompo T>eisil.
righteous adj. COIR, tnACAncA,
pmeAncA; ness pmeAncAcc, /.
rigid T>OCC, -OAinseAn, T)o-bo5CA; -ity
T>occe,/.,T>Ain5ne,/., ceAmiACC,/.
rigour oeine, /., CRXIAS, m., CRxiAil, f.
rigor mortis ceAnn Ail bAis.
rim pom, / itneAll, m., pAobAR, m.
rind come, /., CROI ceAnn, m.
ring pAinne, m., CIORCAI, m.
ringing (of bell) clni5(eA-6), bxiAlAT>
(bAinc) clois-
ringleader c inn me, CRGORAI, m.
ringlet -0x1 Al, m., CXIAC, f.
ringworm cine -OIA, /., boRRApeisc,
f-
rinse (to) sRxiclu, ni.
riot cmeib, /., clAtnpAR, m. adj.
cmeibeAC, clAtnpARAC.
rip (to) scAOileA-6, RCAbA-6.
ripe Aibni), AbAix>; to ripen Aibni.
ripple (on water) cxiilicini,
rise (to) emi, emhn.
rise (beginning) ct'is, m., COSAC.
risk bAot, m., concximc, /.,
m.; risky bAol,AC,
rite -oeAssnAc, m.; church ritual
rival IOTTIAI ceo m, m.,ceileiomAioccA,
m.
rivalry iomAiocc, /., COTTI-SCRI, /.,
river AbA, /., g. -nn.
rivet seAtnA, m.
rivulet seilceAn, m., SRUCATI, m.
road bocAR, m., beAlAC m6R, m.,
ROT), m.
roadstead (anchorage) ROT>, m.
roam (to) sixil, m., CAISCCAI, m.,
, /.
roan (animal colour) -oonn.
roar bxim, /., 56 im, /. ; -ring
bximcij;, sennnij.
roast ROSCAT), ROSCAIITI.
rob (to) RobAiV, f. ; RobAlAim.
robber bicixitiAc, JA-OAI; -ry bic-
luncAiocc, /., 5AT)Aiocc, /. ; to rob
- 501T), Sl AT).
robe bRAc, m., pAtAin^, /.
robin spi-oeog, f., bROinn-TeAR5, /.
robust CXITTIASAC, cReAn, pomcil-.
rOCk - CARRA15, /., leAC, /., CRGAg, /.
rock-salt cloc-sAlAnn, m.
rock (to) (swing) IXJASCAT), SXIACAT>,
rocky CARRA^AC, CRBAJAC.
rod slAC, /., tneACAn, m., bonnsAC, /.
roe (deer) eit,ic, /. ; fish roe eoc-
A1R, /.
rogue RogAme, m., AI^RAICS, m.;
-ery RogAmeAcc, /.
roll (of names) RotlA, m., clAR, m.;
(of cloth, rope, etc.) CORD, m.
roll (to) Roclxi, iomcASAT>; roller
Roclom, m.
Roman UomAnAc; Rome An Honii/.
romance pinnsceAt, m.', RomAS-
AIOCC, /.
romantic (tale) pinnsceAlcAc, Rom-
ASAC, ASXIlt.
rompuig AS; RAncAs, m., RAmsAc, /.
rood (land) CGACRU, /.
roof -oion, m., ceAnn ci.
rook pReAcAn, m.
room (a r.) seomRA, m.; (space)
sli, /., pAms'nse, /. ; roomy
roost PARA, m., cliAc, /.
root pReAiii, m.; to take r.
pRGAimi ; to r. up ReAbAT) Anios,
bAinc.
rope ceAT), /. ; to r. gAbAil le cei-o ;
roped AR ceiT>, JA^A AR c.
Rosary An CoRom Tilxime; (beads
An pAiTmin, m.; a bead doc, /.
rose ROS, m.
rosy Ros-oeARg, IxiisneAC.
rot (to) lobA-6, -ORGO; rotten lopA,
oReoice.
rotation xiAnAiocc (AR A ceite), seAl-
AIOCC; 1 nT>iAiT> A ceite, ceAnn AR
ceAnn, T)uino AR T>xime.
rotatory ROCIAC .
rote (by r.) -oe ^tAn-nieAbAm.
rough gARb, 5ARb-, SARS; r. person
-oxnne CUCAC, T>. CUAISCCARCAC.
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ROUND
SALVE
round (about) timpeAU; all-r.
rnoRcirnpeAlt.
round (adj.) crunrm, CIORCAIAC.
round (journey, visit) CURAS, m.,
1OrnCUA1RT>, /.
rouse (to) muscAilc; to urge on
SRiosxi ; rousing speech ORAI-O
jniosAice.
rout (to) RtiA5AiRc, RUAISITTI; ntiAig
A CUR AH.
route bocAR, m., sli, /., beAlAC, m.
rover PATIAI; stroller 'piAme peA*.
row SRAIC, /., nAns, m.
row (to) (a boat) RAIIIAIOCC, RAITIAITD;
lOTDRATri, lOmRAirn.
row (quarrel, fight) ACRAtin, m.,
CRO1-O, /., 5RASCAR, m.
rowan tree CAORtAtm, m.; r. berry
- CAOR CAORCAintl.
rower WATTIAI, m., lomnom, m.
royal RI'OSA; -ty RIOSRA, m.
rub (to) cimilc, sliobA-6; rubber
cimitceom, m.; India r. cuicsiuc.
rubbish -oRAriiAiot, /.
ruby ptATincloc, /.
rudder SCIUIR, /.
rude mi-beASAC,
rudiments btirms, m.,
pi.
rue CACU; (you will r.) bei-6 A CACU
one; -fully 50 CACAC.
ruffian comipeAC, m., nopAme, m.,
RtiipineAc, m.
ruffle (to) SUACAT), buAmeAm, in.,
m., CR ceile, CUR AK
-ness
ruin (to) loc, miUeA-6; (to rob)
SCR1OSAT), CRCACAT).
ruin (old building) ^OCKAC, m.
rule niAit; to rule niAlu.
ruler uiAlAiceom, m.
rumble (-ing) 50011 Ait, /.,
m.
rUg - SRA1-O6O5, /.
rugged
ruminate (to) cogAinc nA cmeAc,
ACCO5A1T1C, /.
rummage CARCA-D, coc.
rumour RA^IA, m.
rump seA-oAn, m., ciARpA, m.
run nit, m., coisioct, /. ; runner
coisi, m., RCACAI, m.; -ning adj.
HGACAC; (water) sitceAC.
rupture mA-om, tnA-omA-o, m.; hernia
seicne.
rush (to) SCIUR-OA-O, scemnc; scem-
mm; rushed at 115 RIOCAS PAOI.
rushes ItjACAin, /.; (single shoot)
bttOb ItlACRA.
rust triers, /. ; (in corn) bnuc
rustic peAR cxiAice,
rUStle S10SART1AC, /.
rut 56ARRA-6, CISeAC, /,
rye SCASAV, m.
S
Sabbath ATI "OotrmAc, m., *OIA "Oom-
T1A15-
saccharine sivncRin, /.
sack SAC, m., mAlA, m.
sackcloth gARb-eA-OAC, m.
sacrament SACRAiminc, /.
sacred TIAO^A, beAnnAice.
sacrifice ibmc, /., ibRim.
sacrilege -oiAriiAslA, m., nAo
/., SACRAlleiX), /.
saddle -oiAtlAi-o, IAUAIC, /.
sadness bRon, m., cxitiiA, /.;
bROTlAC, CtJTTIAC.
safe stAn, 6 bAol; safety
CACC, /.
safe (lock-up s.) cAisceA-OAn, m.',
cotiiRA, /. (CO^RA).
safeguard COSAITIC, /., x>ion, m.
saffron CROC .
sagacity ciAtt, /. geARcxhs, /. ; -ious
ciAllrriAR.
sage (learned one) SAOI, m.\ adj
sAoiciuil; (a plant) sAisce, /.
sail sect, m.; to s. seoUvo.
sailor rnAmneAlAc, m., TTIARAI, m.
saint tiAorh, m.; -tly TIAOFA, pm-
adj.
sake son, AR s., AR tiiAite le.
salary CUARASCAI, m.
sale TDiot, m., Reic, /.
saliva seile, /.
sallow mi-liceAC, bui.
sally tree SAileAC, /.
salmon bRA-oAn, m.
salt sAlAnn, m. ; salty, saline
SOIRC; -iness ^oiRceAtnAS, m.; s.
water sAile,/. ; s. fish I
Salt (to) - SAllllU, CUR AR
salute (to) beAnrm -60.
salvation slAnu, si.
salve umnimiTic, /.
78
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SCOOP
same ceAnnA; they are the s. is
ion Ann IAT>; ness lonAnnAS, w.
sample SAniplA, m.
sanatorium oispi-oeAl, >.,poRmAOil,
/., o. eicmne.
sanctify (to) nAOirm, beAnnu; -ity
nAOpACc, /. , beAnnAiceACC, /.
sanction (to) CGA-OU, Aoncti.
sanctuary ceARmAn, m.
sand gAineAtri, /. adj. 5AintrieAC.
sandal AS, m., cuARAn, m.
sandbank -outriAC, /., g. -otnriice
sand-eel scA-oAn sAimriie, m.
sandpiper (bird) sobA-oAn, m
sandwich ccApAme, m.
sane CIAUTTIAR, meAbRAC, AH (A) ceill.
sanitation slAmceACAS, m.; -tary
slAmceAC.
sap su, m., sulAC, m., 5x15, m.
sap (to) cocAilc (bAinc) pe.
sarcasm 5eAR-rriA5A-6, seARbAS, m.
sardine sem-oin, w.
satchel rneAlboj, /. ; CIAC, w.
sated sAiteAC.
satin sRoll, m.
satire AOR; to satirise AORA-O
satisfaction sAsAm, m., leoR-gnioth,
m., cuiceAtii, m.; -tory sAsxiil.
satisfy (to) sAsArh, s AS Aim.
saturate (to) ctiAslAjA-o,
Saturday An SACARn , m. , T)
saturnine SRUATTIA, "OUR.
sauce Annt&nn, m.
saucepan s Asp An, m.
saucer po-copAn, m.
saunter spAisceomeAcc, mAmeAil.
sausage tnspin, m.
savage pi Am, eiseAnnsA.
save (to) SAORA-6, sAbAil.
saviour stAnAireom, m.
saving (to collect) coi^ilc,/.. cnois-
ciun, m.\ (adj.) coigilceAC, cnois-
savoury T>eA-btAscA; -ies
lAisi, /. pi.
saw (tool) romeAsc, m.\ to saw
56ARRA-6 le C.
Saxon SASAnAc, m., SACSAnAC.
say (to) RA, "oeiRini, T)UIRC.
scab seARb, /. ; (disease in sheep)
CARRAC, m.
scabbard cRUAitl, /.
scabies (itch) COCAS, /., SAIAR SCRUC-
AC.
scad (fish, horse mackerel) 5AbAR, m.
scaffold CROC, /. ; -ing cleACRAc, m.
scald (to) scolA-6; -ed scolcA.
scaldcrow CORROS li AC, /. , pionnos, /.
scale scAlA, m. (for weighing) meA,
/. ; (of fish) 5Ainne, m.
scale (to) (climb) -ORGAPA-O; (to peel)
scutriAX); ed scxnriice.
scalp bACAs, m., bAiceAS, cRAiceAr.
bACAis; plAicin, m.
scamp (to) tnilleA-6, loc, obAm SAII
SlACC.
scamp AlpRAics, m., RASCAGIR, m.
scan (to) pGACAinc, SCRUX>U; (verses)
SCAttAT).
scandal scAnnAil,/. ; adj . scAnnAlAc.
scapula slinneAn, m.
scant, (-y) 5Ann, CGARC; -iness
5Ainne, /., cemce, /.
scapular scAbAl, m.
scar CRGACC, /., SGARRA-O, m.
scarce 5Ann, CGARC; -city 5Ainne,
/., cemce, /. ; -ly AR ei56An.
scare scAnRA-6, m., xiApAs, m.\ to s.
SCAnRXJ.
scarecrow PGAR bRGi5G, 5ioblAcAn,
m.
scarlatina An piAbRAS -OGARS, m.
scarlet cRo--6eAR5, SCARIOI-O(GAC).
scathing AIPGARRAC, mAcAileAC.
scatter (to) scAipeA-6, ICACA-O.
scavenguig slAncomcAcc, /.
scene, scenery RA-OARC, /., ATTIARC,
m.; make a s. cosAil clAmpAm.
scent bolA-6, m.', (to scent) bolAcu.
sceptic adj. ATTIRASAC, n. ei5ReiT>-
GATT1AC, Wl .
sceptre si AC RI'OSA, /.
scheme beARCAS, m., sceim, /.
schemer_ceAl5Ame,m., cluAnAme, m.
schism siostriA, m.
scholar scolAme, m., peARlemn, m;.
-Ship SCOlAlRGACC.
school scoil, /. ; -ing scolAiocc, /. ;
-house CGAC scoile.
schoolmaster mAiscm (oi-oe) scoile.
schoolmistress mAiscReAs scoile.
sciatica "0015 (ionA) lAmse, /.
science colAiocc, /.; -tific eolAi-
OCCA, g.
scissors siosuR, m.
scoffer SC151RG, m.\ -ing scigiR-
6ACC, pOCrilA1"O6AC.
scold (a s.) bAmsGAC, /., bAiRseom,
m.; to s. roe beil A cAbAmc.
scone comcin, m.
scoop (to) scAobAt), scAobAitn; n.
(scoop-full) scAob, m.
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SCOOTER
SEEK
scooter SCUCAIRC, m.
scope sli, /., FAiRsmgG, /.
scorch (to) RUA-TDO, bARR-T>6.
score pice, /., scon, m.
score (mark, notch) SCOR, iw.,
SCOR; 6A5, /. ; (account) JMACA.
scorn -oRoc-irieAs, m., CARCAISHG, /.,
scoun, m.; -ful cARCAtsnGAc.
Scotland AlbA, /., g.-n& hxUbAn;
Scotsman -AlbAnAC.
scoundrel uopAme, m., comipeAc m,.
scour (to) (to clean) SCIOTDRA-O,
SC1URAX).
scour (in cattle) buinne (AC) -6eAR5,/.
scourge sciumse, /., IASC, /.
SCOUt - 5AS05, IOR5A1RC, m.
scowl puic, /. , gRAinnc, /.
scraggy (land) SCRASATI, m,. SCRG All-
Ac, /. ; s. animal lorn, cnAniAc.
scramble (to) SCRGACAIIC.
scrap (little piece) bluiRG, m.,
5iob, m.
scrape (to) scRiobA-6; n. scRiob, /.
scratch (a cut from sharp edge)
scRAbA"6, m.', (to itch) COCAS, m.
scrawl scRiobAil, /.
scream SCRGAC, /., SCRGA-O, /., beic,
/. ; -ing - SCRGACA15, SCRCA-OAll,
beicij;.
screen poscA-oAti, m -> poRscAc, m.,
ceileACRorn, m.; to s. (hide) CUR
pe scAc, pe ceilc; (to separate as
by sieve) CRIACRA-O, -oeigilc.
screw scRAbog, /., SCRIU, m.
scribe scRiobAi, m.
scribble scRiobAil, /.
scrimmage CUARSAIII, /. , CTIACAX),
scrip ciAC, m., spuRsAn, m.
script scRibinn, /.
scripture scRiopcxiiR, /. ; Holy S.
x\n ScRibinn T)1A5A.
scrofula eASpA bRA-o, m.
scrotum mASAiRle, m.
scroll RollA, m.
scrub (to) scRiosA-6, SCIURA-O;
s. animal -oRoc-poR.
scruff (hair) CBAS, m.
scruple scRopAll, m., CRA-OSCAI, m}.
-ulOUS - CRATDSCAlAC, SCROpAllAC.
scrutiny SCRU-OXJ, m., innicA-6, m.
scuffle (fight) bRuion,/., SRASCAR, m.
scullery scvnlem, m.
sculpture snoiAX>6meACc, /.,
O1RGACC, /.
SCUm - SCRCAVJ1, /., bARHAbRUC,
scurrilous i
scurvy, scurf clAuiic,/., SAilcms,/.,
5Rios, m.
SCUtCh (to) SCOCAX), SCOcbUAlAT).
scuttle polUvo, longpollA-o; coal s.
clo^A-o, m.
scythe speAl, /.
sea pARRAi^G, /. , mum, /.
seagull pAoilcAn, m., pAoilGAnn, m.
sea holly cuilGAnn CRA, m.
seal (sea animal) Ron, m.
seal (to) CUR pAoi SGAIA, m.
seam (in sewing) pAicim, /., tuvim,
/.; in woodwork siomA, m., sn'mcA,
m. ; in mine SRAIC, siomA, SCRIOC, /.
seaman mAmnGAlAc, m., inARAi,
m.
seamstress bGAn puAlA.
seaport bAilc cuAin, m.
search (to) CXIART>AC, m., cuAR'OAini,
season SGASUR, m.; -able T>O RGIR
SGASUIR.
seat suiocAn, m.; be seated suij;;
seating com (sli) suice.
sea-urchin cARbAn CARRAi5e, m.
seaworthy muR-AcrriAineAc.
secede (to) cRei^eAn.
second (of time) secorvo; (in place)
AH -OARA, CAnAISCGAC.
secret Run; adj. & adv. RUTTOA;
secrecy Run-OACc, /., seiCRetT), /
secretary RunAi, m.
sect Aicme, /., -ORGA, m.
section cuix>, /., blo-6, m., Ale, m.,
RAtinos, /. ; cross-s. CRASSGARRA-O ,
m.
secular s AOICA .
secure 6 bAol, m., -OAinsnice, peis-
cite.
secure (to) (make safe) CUR 6 bAol,
m., "OAingniu, peisciu ; (to get, find)
pAil, solAcAR, 5AbAil.
security Uegal) URRA-O, m., URRUS m,.
sedate SOCAIR, scuAinA
sedge seise, /.
sediment -ORIO-OAR, m., TDGASCA, t>l.
sedition SAISGATDA-O (cun) mi-f)ilsG
(ceAnnAmce), etc,
seductive meAllcAc, n. mGAllcoiR-
GACZ:, /.
see (to) fcicsmc, peiccAil; (to look)
see (ecclesiastical) ^AIRCG, -OGOise, f
seed siol, m.; -ing siol-cu.
seek (I)
SEEM
seem (to) seems to me is "0615
tiom, -OAR liorn, SAiiiluionn -00111.
seer pAro, m., peAR leinn.
see -saw bACA (m&roe) CORRAC, m.
seething Ag bemiu, AS SAIL
seize (to) 5AbAil, bReic AIR; (impr.)
5Aib, bem AR.
seizure 5AbAil, gReAinu, bReic AR;
(illness) cAom, m., 0015, jRenn, m,
seldom 50 hATinAm, neAm-mmic.
select (to) COJJA-O, cosAiin; -ed
copA.
self pein (with n. or pron,).
selfish leicleAc ; -ness leicteASAC.
sell (to) -oiol, RGIC; seller -oiolcoiR,
m.; sale -oiolAcAn, m.
selvage CIUITIAIS, /., imeAll, m.
semblance costilAcc, /., -oeAlRAiri,
m.
semi -- leAc-.
seminary scoil, /., colAisce, m.
senate seAnA-o, m. & /. ; senator
seAtiA-ooiR, m.
send (to) CUR, seolATK
senile SGAITOA, AOSCA, CRIOII.
senior seAnom, m., An sinseAR, m.
sensation (to feel) mocu, bRAc.
sense CIAU, /., but, /.; senses
ceAT>pAi (pi.)', rnocxi, m.
senseless SAH ciAll; (fell uncon-
scious) cic 5An irieATn; JAII Aicne,
5 At! URlAbRA.
sensible ciAltrhAR, cRionnA.
sensitive mocAlAC, so-j;oRCAice,
sensual colnAi, AimhiAnAc; ity
AimrtiAncACx, J.
sentence AbAmc, /., RA, m.; (of
court) bReic, /., piAn-bReit.
sentiment tnAoice, /. , mAoicneACAs,
m.; -al mAOitneAc.
sentinel peAR ^AIRC, AIRIOC, m.
separate (to) -oeisitT:, scARuinc,
scARA-6 6 ceile; s. (adj.) AR leic,
AO1 t.
sepsis 1110R5A-6; -tic tnoR5Aice
sept cR6Ab, /.
September meAn "poriiAm; meiceAiri
An p.
sepulchre UAIS, /., CUAIHA, m.
sequel CORA-O, m., -oeAscA, pi., IAR-
111A1RC, /. , T)eiReAT) All SCClL
sequence seiccAm, m.
serene SOCTIIA, SOCAIR, SATTI,. Rei-6;
-ity socmACc, /. , RAIIIIO, f., ne-
CX11S1, /.
SHAKE
series SRGAC, /.
serious (in earnest) -oAiRme; (impor-
tant) cAbAccAc; (in mind)
sermon seAnmom, -om, /.
serpent IIACAIR nime, /.
serrated piAclAc, BASAC.
serum meA-os (potA), /.
servant sembiseAc, m., 5iollA, m.,
CUlilAt, /.
serve (to), service sembis
(at table, etc.) pReAscAl,
in service in AIIIISIR, i sembis, AR
poscA-6, 1 bpei-oineAnnAS.
serviceable eipeAccAc, peromtuit.
servile work obAm sclAbAioccA, /. ;
-ity sclAbAiocc, sctAibinteAcc.
servitude ^DAOIRSG, /.
session seisixin, m., sxii, m.
set (people) -ORBA, m., Aictne, /.,
pomeAnn, /.; (of tools, chessmen,
etc.) pomeAnn, /., peARAS, m.
set (to) sunset Ixii gReme, m.; (s.
in order) CUR in ORX> (BASAR) ; set
-to ionsAi, m.; (to become stiff)
- CAlCU, C6ACCA-6, SCtlAntl .
settle (to), -ment SOCRU, m.,
6AC, m.
seven SCACC; (persons)
yth An seAccu.
seventeen seAcc-oeAs; (persons)
SGACC n-oume -oeAg; ijth An seAccti
06A5.
seventy SGACCO, g. -OT>; yoth AH
sever (to part) SCARAT>, -oeisilc; (to
CUt) - gGARRAT) .
several, many- iomAi, IOIHA-O, A lAn.
severe THAU, geAR, AnRoc; -ity
oeine, /., seme, /.; s. winter
5eiriiReAT> CRUATO.
sew (to) ptiAit, puAtAini.
sewer Imcem, m.
sex inscne, /., gein-gne, /.
shabby SUARAC; (of clothes) -OROC-
shackle lAincis, /., cuibRGAc, m.
shade scAt, m.; (of colour) 5116
! shadow scAc, m., scAit, /.; adj.
SCApAR.
shaft sApAc, m.; (of cart) leAclAi,
m.
shaggy mocAtlAC .
shake (to) CROCA-O, CRACAX>; (tremble)
CRIC ; (sway) stJAfA-6 .
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SHROUD
shallow eA-ooiriim; s. water insce
CAT1A1.
sham (to) liseAn AH, 1151171 omn;
a s. tmeAg-, bneijRiocc.
shame nAme, /. ; ashamed nAme
AR; -ful nAmeAc; -less neAtn-
nAmeAC, 5An n.
shamrock seArrmos, /.
shank IORSA, /. ; (handle) cos,
shape (to) cuniA-6; n. CRUC, m.;
oeAnAth, m., CUITIA, /. ; -ly T>eA-
cumcA, -oeA--6eAncA; -less, mis-
shapen m i-cum c A .
share nointi, /., cion, m., cuix), /. ;
to s. no inn c.
shark miol -oRAi-oe, m.; (basking s.)
tioiiiAn, m., t. 5Reme.
sharp SCAR, pAobRAc; to sharpen
56ARU, pAObAR A CUR.
shatter (to) ReAbA-6, bRiseA-6; smi-o-
Rini A -oeAnAni -oe.
shave (to) beARRAt).
shaving (of wood) slisne, sliseog,/.
shawl bRAc, m.
she si, i; sise, ise.
sheaf (of corn) pun Ann, /.; of papers
x>ORnAn, m., slAC, /.
shear (to) beARRAt>, a shears
oeinieAS, m.
sheath CRUAIU, /.
shed boc, m., bocAn, seAncAn, m.
shed (to) sileAT), -OORCA-O.
shebeen sib in, m.
sheen lonRA-6, m., 516 me, /.
sheep CAORA, /., pi. CAOIRIJ;; s.-fold
loc, m., CRO, m.
sheet bRAiclin, m., bAiRRlin.
shelf clAR, m., FORAX>, m., seilp,
shell (sea s.) sliosAn, m.; (egg s.)
plAOsc uib, m.; (nut or corn s.)
pAisneos, /.
shelter pocAiti, /., poscA-6, m.,
scAt, m.
shelve (to) CUR 1 teAccAoib.
shepherd AOIRG, m.', cattleherd
CR6AT)Ai, m., bUACAlll b6.
sheriff SIRIAITI, vn.
shield SCIAC, /. ; to sh. nionA-o,
T)ion A CAbAIRC.
shift I6me, /. ; (to move) AISCRIU;
(day/night s.) cRAc IAG, c. oice;
(expedient) seipc, /., beARt, m.
shilling sc aims, /.
shin IOR5A, /., g. -n.
shine snAs, m.; to s. snAs A cun
AR; sun-s. CAICIIGAITI nA 5Reme;
shining (adj.) STIASCA, lonRAC, soil-
S6AC.
shingles -oem, /.
ship 10115, /. , ARCAC, m.
shipwreck lon5bAiceAt>, t.-t)RiseA-o
shirk (to) seAcnA-6, IOCA-O, -oiiilcA-6
shirt leine, /. ; hair s. I. Rom.
shiver (to) CRIC, CRBACAX), pi. CRGACAI
shoal (of fish) scot (RAc) eisc, m.;
adj. s. water uisce CAnAi.
shock cuRRAins, /.; (start) seic, J.
s. of hair mo c All, m.
shocking UA^AR, uApAsAC, -06-
beARCAC.
shoddy sRAimin, in.
shoe bRos, /.
shoemaker 5ReASAi, m.
shoot (of plant) bumneAn, m.,
peAcAn, m., meAtAn, m.
shooting A5lAiiiAC,lAniACAim; I fired
a shot scAoileAS pileAR.
shop si op A, m.
shore CRA, /., cUvoAc, m.
Short 56ARR, 5O1R1T), 5ROT); tO
shorten 5iORRu, CUR i n5ioRRACc.
shortage eAsnAm, m., UIRGASA, m
shortcoming locc, m., eAsnAm, m
shorthand luAic-scRibmn, /.
shortsighted CAOC, SIORRA-RA-OAIRC
AR.
shot (a s.) pleAR, m., URCAR, m.; I
shot lArhACAS .
shoulder 5UAlA, /., stmneAn, m.
shout liu, m., sAm, /., beic, /. ; Is.
liu nri, beicnn.
ShOVe (to) SA1C6A-6, bRU.
shovel sluASA-o, /.
show (to) cAispeAnA-6; a show
cAispeAncAS, m., seo, m.
shower cioc, m., PRAS, m., scRAbA-6
m . ; -ry CGACAC .
showy cAibseAC, suAicmseAC.
shriek IIAC, m., SCRGAC, /.
shred lui-o,/.,5iobAl, m., cnAmoj;,
shrew bAi RSBAC, /.
shrewd seAR-cuiseAC, seAnA-
CRionnA.
Shrill 56AR, ART).
shrimp Ribe Roibeis, pis ROibe.
shrine scRin, /.
shrhik (to) 5iORnu, cxin^u.
shrink I sh. culAim 6, cubAim
shrivel (to) SGARSA-O; adj. semsci
shroud AiseAT)Ac, m., Aisleine, /.
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SKEWER
shrouded ^AOI scAmAll.,
Shrovetide An lm-o, /.
shrub COR, m., -DOS., m.; -bery
rmnne, /., SCAIRCCAC, /.
Shrug SGARRAX), S. StIAlAnn.
shudder (to) CRIC, CRGACA-O; AR
bAilticRic; pi. CRGACAI.
shuffle (to) (cards) SUACA-O; -oeAti
1AT) A SX1ACA-6.
shun (to) seACAinc, seAcnAim.
shut (to) -ounA-6, -ontii-oim, IATTI; -oxm
(ORtH-O, 1A1T)) An T)ORAS.
shutter comlA, /.
shuttle spot, m.
sJiy(ness) cut^ileACC, /., cArnAilc-
(GACC), /.
>ick bReoicG, cmn; -ness bReoic-
GACC, /.
side eAob, /., cliACAn, m.\ aside
ARVeACAOib; lop- (one) sided, side-
ways iGAc-cliACAnAc; to side with
cAobti le .
siege poslon5poRC, m,, lomsui, m.
sieve CRIACAR, m.; to sift CRIACRU.
sigh osnA, m.
sight RA-OARC, m., AtriARC, m.; to s.
RA-OARC T)'pAlt AR.
sign corhARCA, m.; (track) IORJ, m.,
RiAn, m.; (omen) CUAR, m.; to
beckon -bAgAmc AR; I sign my
name cumim m'Ainm le; S. of the
Cross COITIARCA nA CROISG.
signal comARCA; (to s.) -oGAnATh c.
signature siniu, Ainm scRiopA.
significance b*i, /., CIAU, /.; to
signify ciAllu ; it signifies nothing
ni pit) CRACC Am.
signpost TTIGAR (cleic, niAi-oe) eolAis.
silence cose, m., ciumGAS, m.; be
silent bi ix> cose, eisc -oo beAt.
silent 'nA cose, nioR L&bAiR.
silk SIO-OA, m.', silken siot>uil.
silly -oiceilli, eAgAncA-
silver AiRgeA-o, m.; of silver
AiRgi-oi.
silversmith 5^bA 56AV.
silverweed bRiosclAn , m .
similar cosxnt le ceile; -ly TOAR
An gceAnnA; -ity cosxilACc, /.
simile sAmlAOiT>, /., cosiUoi-o, /.
sunmer (to) cnAcAmc, mAll-bemiu.
simple (person) sAoncA, bAOc, sim-
pli; ceisc simpli.
simpleton bRGAll, m., pie 1-6 ce, m.,
simpleom, m.
simplify (in arithmetic) RCICIS
simultaneous AR com- Aim SIR, ten A
tmn sm.
sin PGACAT), m., cioncA, m. pi.', to
s. peAcu ; sinner peACAc; ful
peActiil.
suice (s. yesterday) 6 mne; s. (be-
cause) it happens to be 6 CARIA
ITIAR sin e, -oe bRi 50 bpuil; (as)--om.
sincere ^DAIRIRG (-Rib),
ity -OAIRIROACC, f.
sinew peicteoj;, /., ttheeAc, /.
sing (to) CAnA-6; AthRAn A
-ing AJ; AniRAn , AJ ceol, AS CAncAm ;
er Am RAn A i , m.
singe (to) bARR-x>6, poRloscA-6.
single Aon, AonAm; (unmarried)
5An posA-6, singit; singly ceAnn
AR ceAnn, -otime AR Twine.
singular UACA-O, neAtiicoiciAncA,Aic,
AR leic; s. number (in gram.) UITTHR
tJACAlt).
sinister (face) nii-jne; (sign) -OROC-
CUAR, m., CWAR tiilc; (s. intent)
T)ROC-ptJAT)AR.
sink (to) bAiceAT), -otit pe, out 50
coin poilt, -out pe cois.
sink n. -ooRcAn, m., slusAme, m.
sip (to) blAiseA-6; -ping AS blAs-
ACCA15, btAiscinceAcc, /.
siphon cAomAiRe, m.
sire ACAIR; (horse) scAil, /.
sister -oempnjR (g. -^GAR); a nun
SIVJR, /.
sit (to) stii, suim; sit down 5*115,
btiAil puc; sitting in A sui.
site, situation ionA-o, m., IACAIR, /,;
ed suice.
sitting room sconiRA stiico, m.
situation sttiom, m.', (post) pose,
m., beARc, m. & f.
six se; (persons) SGISGAR, m,; 6th
An SGii .
sixpenny piece RGA!, m.
sixteen SG-OGAS; persons SG-otnne
OGAJ; i6th An seu -OGAS.
sixty SGASCA, g. -r>, CRI ptci-o; 6oth
An SGASCA-OU.
size me AT), /., come, /., CGAJAR, m.
skate (to) slGAmmj, SCIORRA-O.
skate (fish) RUCA, m.
skein snAicin, m., ioRnA snAcA, m.
skeleton cnAiriARlAc, m., scicleAc, m.
sketch (written) -ORGACC SAIRIX*. m
SGARR-cuncAs; (drawing)
/., RGtiniu, m.
skewer bRioiin, m.
83
SKID
SMART
skid (to) SCIORRAX).
skiff cleiceog, /., coice, /.
skill oilceAcc, /., cliscoAcc, /.;
-ful oilce, clisce.
skillet sciUeA-o, m.
skim (to) take top off sciomA-6,
beARRA-6; fly lightly over ImgeA-o
CAW.
skimpy sciocAice.
skin CRAiceAnn, m., CTIGAS, m.; (of
animal) seice, /. ; to s. (flay)
peAntiA-6; skinner peAnncom, m.
skip (to) leimeA-6, lingeA-o, pneAbA-6
CAR.
skirmish CROIT>, /., inmeAS, m.,
scitimis, /.
skirt SCIORCA, m., IOCCAR, m.
skit (laugh) sciciRil, /., AS s.; skit-
tish SUAgAC, 6A5AT1CA, neAltl-SOCAIR.
skull pilose, bL&osc, m., ctoigeAnn.
sky speiR, /. ; s.-line ion (JM'OR) TIA
speme.
skylark pu iseo^, /
slab leAc, /.
slack (loose) AR bosAo, scAoilce; to
slacken scAoiteA"6, bo5A"6, niAol/ii.
slack (of coal) gneAtriAH guAil, m.
slag cRAriios, /.
slam (to) plAbA-6; plAb, beim, /.
slander clu-rinlleA-6, iciornRA, m;
(to s.) mi-ctvi A CUR.
slang beARlAgAR, m., ctiAlcAinc, /.
slant piAR, m.; (s.-wise) piAH-sceo.
slap gReA-oog, /., btnle bAise, leic-
6AT)AU, m.
slash (to) sueA-OAT), seAnnA-o; knife
s. scon seine.
slate slinn, /.; slated roof ceAtin
stintie; slater slinneA-oom, m.,
eiticeom, m.
slattern liobAH, m.; adj. tiobAn-
nAc.
slaughter An, m., COSCAIWC, /.,
sleAcc, /.
slave -OAOK, m. t sclAbAi, m.
slavery -oAomse, /., sclAbAiocc, /.
slay (to) mAKxi, coscAmc; slain
mAKb, bASAite, COSCAKCA.
sledge on-o, m.; -ing tinlAiocc, /.
sleek sleATTiAin, stioctA.
sleep (to) COT/IA-D, co-oAilc; asleep
'riA co-olA-6; sleepy COT>IACAC;
-er co-ot-ACATiAc, m.; railway si.
cuAsnAn; -ing draught -oeoc stiAin.
sleet plicsneActA, m -
sleeve muincille, /.
sleigh sleAthtiAn, m., slAO-o, m.
sleight (of hand) cleAs lAniie, IUAS I.
slender cAol.
slice slisne, /.
slide (to) sleAtrmu.
slight adj. beAg, SUARAC; s. pain
lAnttAcc beAg cinnis.
slight (to) neAiri-Am-o (neAm-Aitinc
neAni-sunn) A cAbAmc AR (AHII).
slim s e Ati5 , c Aol ; -n ess c AO i le , /. ;
-ming seAngAT) .
slime (on still water, etc.) SCRGAOI,
/., cAl leAtmosAC, m.
sling (weapon) cRArm tAbAil, /. ;
(arm sling) gtiAilneAti, m., CROC-
CAH, m.
sling (to) (throw) ceitgeAn, CAiceAm.
slink (to) eAlu, JATICAII.
slip (to) steAirmu, SCIORRATD; -pery
sleATtiAin; boat s. steAtrmAn, m.
slipper (shoe) CXIARATI, slipem, m.
slipshod l,iobAiR, neArii-slAcctriAR.
slit (to) scotcA-6; a s. scoilc, /.
slob IAICGAC, /., pvnceAc, m.
sloe Amne, /. ; s. tree DRAiseAti
oub, m.
sloke sleAbcAn, m.
slope f AnA-6, (down the s.) le
SlOpS -OR10-OAR, tUSCe SAlAC.
sloth leisce, /.; -ful
tlOTARCA.
slouch sleAbAC, m.
slough bogAC, m., PORCAC, m.
slovenly (person) SCRAOII, /.; adj.
scRAOiteAC, liobARnAC, teibi"oeAc.
slow tnAll, Risin, teA-ORAtiAC.
slug seilmi-oe, m., -ORuccin, m.
sluggard liAmne, m.,
scRAisce, m.; -ish mAll,
teAT)RAnAC.
sluice comtA (uisce).
slumber co-olA-6, m., SXIATI, m.
slur mAstA, m., ASACATI, m.
slur (to) sleAirmvi CAR, SCIORRA-Q CAR.
slush tAiceAc, /., plux)A, m.
sly stic; (person) stioinAT>6iR, m.,
cneAriiAiRe, m.
smack (taste) blAs; (a blow) ^Ailp,
/., sReA-oos, /.; (a kiss) plAspos, /.
small beA5, SUARAC, bi-oeAC, SGARR-,
-in, -65.
smallpox bolgAc, /.
small of back cAot -oRornA, m.
smart clisce, JBAR, geARcuiseAC.
smart (of pain) -0015, /., sReitn, m.;
0015 cinnis; ing piAnniAR, cmn.
84
SMASH
SOOTHE
smash (to) bRiseAX), neAbAX>; smiT>-
iRini (bRuscAR) A oeAnAm.
smattering (of knowledge) bneAc-
eolAs.
smear (to) smeARAx>; ed smeARCA.
smell bolAT>, m., bolAicim, j;eibim
boUyo; -ing (as dog) bolAicil, /.
smelt (to) leAJjA-o, leAJAim;
smile seAn gAme, mion-gAme, /. ,
smix>-5AiRe, /.; -ing 5eAl-5AineAc,
-GACAC .
smith 5AbA, m., 5. -oub; silver s.
smithy CGARCA, /.
smoke -OGACAC, m., smuR, m.; of
pipe 5Al, m.; smoky chimney
simne "oeACAij;, m.
smoking (tobacco) cAiceAm (61)
CObAC, Al CObAC.
smooth sleAiiiAin, tnin, SOCAIR.
smother (to) rmicAT), CACCAX).
smoulder smol--o6, cRAin--oo.
smuggler smusleARAi; to smuggle
smut SAICAR, m., smuR, m.\ (in corn)
51ORCA, m.
snack gneim (RGACA), beAlos, /.
snail seilmiT>e, m.
snake ACAIR (tiACAm) mme, /.
snap (to) sciobAT), snApA-6.
snare suilRibe,/. , "oot, m.,
snarl (to) OTtArmA-o.'ORAncA
snatch (to) sciobA-6, ^UA-OAC, m.
sneak snAtriAiRe, m.; ing eAcc, /.
sneering Ftuc-rhASA-o, m., -ORA-Q-
sneeze SHAOC, m., A
sniff botAt, m.; -ing bolAicil.
snip siob, m., QA^, f.
snipe tiAoscAc, m.; jack-s. tmonn-
An AGIR, 5AbAmin neoix).
snobbishness moK-is-piij, emi-in-
AiTroe, sorAt, m.
snore snArm, m,, sRAnnAT).
snort ^neAc, m., snAnn, m.
snot smvi5A, m.
snout soc, m., srnuc, m.
snow sneAccA, m.; s. flake Uibos,
snowdrop (flower) plvimin sneACCA.
snub nose geAnc, /. ; adj. -AC.
snuff SHA01S, /.
snuffle (to) stilus A it, /.
snug adj. clupAK, ceolAi.
so com moR (beAg, hAR-o) sAn; so
that lonrms 50; a year or so
bliAin no THAR sin, "O'PAS se TTIAR siti e.
soak (to) svc, in water CUR AR
TT1AOS.
SOb (to) - OSTIAll 50ll, WClATI, m.
sober AR ceiU.
social soisiAlcA, conroAOtiAc; s. wel-
fare IGAS AII pobAil.
sociable IAC, cvn-oeAccAinnjit, coi-o-
neAtriAC.
society cum Ann, m., cuAlAcc, /. ;
' society ' uAisle.
sock SCOCA, m.
socket (of eye) 105 All, m.; (of
tool) CRO.
sod po-o, m.
soda so IT), /.
sodality CUAIACC, /., complAcc, /.
sodden CAIS.
sofa IOTTIA, m., colg, m.
soft bog; (cloth) min; (person)
cneAscA, clAc, mocAolAC.
SOil - CR6, /., 1C1R, /., g. 1C6ARAC.
soil (to) sAiliu ; adj . sAlAc, SAilice.
solace so IAS, m.
solar 5Reme, 5RiAn-oA.
solder goRA-o, miocAl IGACCA.
soldier SAIJTMUIR, m.
sole bonn, m. ; (fish) leA-obog, IGACOS
oub, /., sol.
sole (only) AmAin, An c-Aon ....
solemn solvmcA.
solicitor AcuRnAe, m.
solid CAlA-6, m., CAlAice, -OAinseAn,
ceAnn .
soliloquy UAclAbRA, m.
solitary AonAm, uAigneAC.
solstice gRiAnscAT), m.
soluble cuAslAiteAc; -ution
solve (to), -ution (problem) ReiceAc,
m., JMlASCAllc, /.
solvent (finance) AcrhAinneAC.
some n. (part) cui-o, Rome, AbAR;
adj. eigin; RU-O (lA, UAIR, -oume)
ei5in.
somnambulism suAmcsiul, m. ;
-ist suAincsiulAi, m.
son-in-law cliAmAin, m.
song AtiiRAn , m .
SOOn - SARA pAT)A, gO lUAC, 50 5ROT> ;
um A luAice, ni ^At)A 50.
soot SUJ^A, m.
soothe, (to) ceAnnsu, suAimniu.
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SORCERER
SPLUTTERING
sorcerer GASARIAI, m., uptAme, w.
sore cinn, pnicm.
sorrel sAiiiA-6, m.
sorrow bnon , m . , -oobRon , -o6lAs , m . ,
ctniiA, /.; -ful AC; (regret)
tvi, m., AicReACAS, m.\ -ful
, -OOIASAC, CACAlieAC, A1CR1OC.
sot SOCAC, m.
soul ATI Am , m .
sound gloR, m., puAirn,/., FOJJAR, m.,
pocRoni, m.; -ing pxiAimniti, etc.
sound (strait) CAol, m., CAOIAS, m.,
sun-OA, m.
sound (to) (depth) ui5eA-6,
-er tnseAC, m., AiseAC.
SOUp AtlRAIC, Wl.
sour SCAR, seARb.
source pomse, /., cobAR, m.
souse (to) ttmiAX).
south in s. CGAS, SA -
southerly, from s. ineAs; s.-wards,
to s. 6 -DBAS.
souvenir seo-o cunhne, /., cuinV
tieAcAn, m.
sovereign ni, m.; -ty RIOCC, /.,
RIOCAS, m., plAiceAS, m.
sow (to plant) CUR.
SOW CRAItl, /., g. -T1AC.
sow thistle bliocc-peocA-oAn, m.
space spAs, m., A$A, /. ; (time)
CRemise, /., seAl, m.; -ious
PAIRS 1115.
spade RAtriAn, /., tAi^e, /.
span CRASTIA, cRAsnAn, m.
spancel buARAC, /.
spaniel spAinem, m.
spar cleic seoil, SPARRA.
spare (to) coisilc, /., spARAit; (life)
ATlACAt, m., COItDRI, /.
spark spRGAC, /., Aibleos, /., smol,
m., Aicmne, /.
sparkling -ORicleArmAC, nuicneAC.
sparrow geAlbAti, m.
sparrow-hawk seAbAc RWA, m.
spasm pReAnsA, /., "0015, /.; -modic
PR6AT15AC, SpAflgAC.
spawning Ag sceic; fish spawn
eocAiR eisc; frog s. glocAC ^05.
speak (to) lAbAiRc.
spear sleA, /., SAC, m.
special speisiAlcA, Amite.
species cin^At, m., SAJAS, m.
specimen SAtnplA, m., eisiomplAm, /.
speck ceitrieAt, m., oiJRA'OAn, m.
speckled bRe AC .
spectacle RA-OARC,/., c&ispeAtiAt), m.
spectacles speAclAi, pi., 510111111.
spectators luce peACAnA.
speech CAHIC, /., tjRlAbnA, /.; (ora-
tion) - ORA1T), /.
speed UIAS, m., miRe, /., 5ltiAis-
6ACC, /.
speedometer luAisiiieA, /.
spell (to) litRiti, m.
spell (charm) bRiocc, m., -ORAIOCC, /.
spell (time) CAtnAll, m., cReitiise,/.,
AJA, m.
spend (to) cAiceAtri.
spendthrift -otune CAircAc.
sphere CRumne, /., CRtiirmeos, /.,
eAn , m .
spice spiosRA, m.
spick and span piocAite, beARRCA.
spider DArhAti AllA, m.
spike SPARRA, m., spice, m., speARA,
m.
Spill (to) - -OORCAT).
spiller (fishing line) spillem, m.
spin (to) (thread) sniorh; -ner
snioniA'oom, m., bAnAbAmseAC, /. ;
-ning wheel ctimne, m., CURTI; to
spin around CASAX> cimpeAlt, c.
spindle PGARSA-O, /.
spine en ATTI OROTTIA, m.
spinster seAn-TViAi^roeAn, /.
spiral ctjAR-ouAl, m
spire sctiAic, /. , spice, m.
spirit spioRA-o, /.; (apparition)
ATllAllc, Atl-AIC, SATTIAltr:, /. . pXICA, m.
spirits spioRAi-oi, pi.; (alcoholic)
spit bioR, m., g. beARA.
spite xmoc-Aigne, /., spi-o, /., -ooic-
eAll, m., mi-Tiiein, /. ; in spite of
o'Ainneoin, in A.; -ful rni-meineAC
ooiceAltAC, spi-oiuil.
spittle seile, /.
splash sceAnncAn, m., sceAll, J.,
sceAllAim; splashboard -oion
(SCIAC) IAICI.
splay (footed) bASAC.
spleen (gland) liAcAn, m.; (illwill)
5 An 5 A1 " / tni-riiem, /.
splendid AlAinn, bReA.
splice (to) CACU, cArAim.
splint ctiAc, /. , cleicin, m.
splinter scolb, m., sdolpog J-<
bon e c A ol en Am , m .
split scoilr, /., scoiLnm.
spluttering bRiocbAilbe, J., bRioc-
A1R6ACC, /., '
86
SPOIL
spoil (to) loc, loitim.
spoil, spoils CRGAC, /., sloi-o, /.
spoiler (robber) CRGACA-OOIR, SIA-OAI,
m.; (one who damages) rmllccoiR,
m., toicimcARAi, m.
spoke (of wheel) liAcAn, m.
spokesman peAn lAbARCA, p.
sponge rnAcouAl, m., puscAn, m.
sponge cake niAocciscG, m.
sponsor (in Baptism) CAIR-OGAS
CRIOSC.
spontaneous -oA -oeoin pein, XIAI-O
pem.
spool spot, m., picGAn, m.
spoon spiunos, /., spAiiog.
spore poR, m.
sport susRA-6, m., spoRC, m.', -oeAn-
Ath spomc; (children playing)
nans As (iGAnb).
spot bAll, m., IACAIR, /.; -less
spouse cGilG, m.
spout sctinnA, m., scAR-oAn, m.,
pGA-oAn, m.; to spout sceAllA-6.
sprain (to) leotiA-6, CUR AS Ale.
sprat SPROC, m., sAillGAn, m.
spray CAICGAC, m.; (foam) CU&AR
bAn; (s. of liquid) CISRGA-O, eis-
RGim; (branch) slApAR, m.
spread (to) IGACA-O, SCARAT>,
SRGAOIti .
spree RACC oil, m., RA^Amne, m.,
sprig beAnj;An, m., CRAOibin, m.,
slApAR, m.
sprightly (walk) seolcA, GASCATO;
(mind) bio^Ac, beotiiAR.
spring (season) An COARRAC, m.; (a
well) cobAR, m.', (jump) leim, /.,
, /.; (steel s.) ImgeAti, m.,
ctiAiltn, /.; (to grow) CBACC, t
An siol.
spring -tide RAbARCA, m.
sprinkle (to) CROCA-O, leACA-6,
IA-O.
sprite peAR (beAn) si, leipRCAcAn, m.
pi. t)AOine mAice, T>. beA5A.
sprout (to) peACu, CUR Am AC; n.
peAcAn, m.
spruce (tree) giuis, cRAnn giuise.
spruce adj. snASCA, -oeA-comice,
SlACCHIAR.
spume FARRA156 CAice, /.
spunk sponc, m.; courage rmsneAC,
m., pReAb, /.
STAKE
spur (to) 5ReAT)Ax> spoR, spoRAt>;
spur of the moment IAICRGAC, I.
bonn.
spurious bReise, CACAIR.
spurt (water) sceAll,/., SCGAHC, m.;
(of speed) sic, SCIUIRX) RGACA, /.
spy bRACA-ooiR, m., spiAme, m.
squabble ACRouin, m., clAmpAR, m.,
eASAonrAS, m.
squad SCACA, m., plot), m.
squalid SAIAC, SVJARAC, bROAn;
squalor SAICAR, bRGAncAS, m.
squall (wind) coc, m., SICSAOICG,/.,
ctJAipeAc, m.
squalling (crying) AS SCRGACAIJ, AS
squander bAot-CAiteAth, m., RAb-
Amne, /.
square ceARnos; adj. -AC; sq.
(just) deal cocRom, m., CGARC, m.
squash (to) bRti, m., g. bRuice.
squat (to) stii AR coRRAgiob, recte
squat adj. iseAl, C
squeak 5105, /.; -ing AS
nAij, Ag CUR 5105 AS.
squeal SCRGAC, /. ; -ing
squeamish -oeisceAnAc, -nuil.
squeeze (to) PASCA-O, pAiscim.
squint piARsuil, /., CAmsxnl.
squirrel IORA RUA, m., CAC CRAinn.
squirt (to) sceAllA-6, scAR-oA-6; s.
of water sceAll uisce, scAoms u.,
/., scAR-o, m.
stab (to) sAiteAX), RopA-6.
stable scAblA, m., SAbAl, m.
stable adj. seAsmAc, buAn; -ility
SGASrilACC, /., btlAinG, /.
stack CRUAC, /., SCACA, m.; -ing
CRUACA-6.
staff mAi-oe, m., bACA, m., bACAll, /. ;
(of office) pomcAnn, /.
stag cAiRRiA, m.
stage AR-O An, m., scAicse, m.
staggering (walk) cmsliu, SCRGAC-
Ailc.
staggers (in sheep, etc.) meroReAn,
m., SAIAR CAm, m.
stagnant (water) uisce poill, u.
staid sctiArnA, SCAIT)GARCA.
stain smAl, m., RUAnn, /.; -ing
RUAimniu. SAiliu ; (on character)
cAim, /., 6islmn, /.
stair SCAIJRG, m.
stake cuAille, m., SCAIC, /.
87
STAKE
STILL
stake soAll; to bet CXJR
stale (taste) seAn-blAs, m ; (smell)
pUAR-bolAT), SCAlAlCe.
stalemate AR cose, i sAinn.
stalk AS, m., cos, /.
stalking eAlo AR.
stall SCAUA, m.\ (for animal) CRO,
m., pi. CROice; s, feeding cno-
blACAT).
Stall (to) (tO StOp) SCAlCAT), SCAlCAll,
T)Ul AK SCAllC.
stallion scAil, /.
stalwart CXIITIASAC, CAlmA.
stammer bRiocbAilbe, /. ; -er
bmocbAlbAn ; adj. -AC.
stamp scAinpA, m.
stanchion ceAp, m., scomseAn, m.
stand (to) seASAm, SOASAIUI; I am
standing cAim im seASAm; (to bear
with) pulAng.
standard (flag) bRACAc, m.. memse,
/. ; (of form) CAi^-oeAn, m,
stanza RAtin, m., ce-ACRxi, /.
staple Ix'ib,/., SCAPAI, m.; (chief)
pRiom-, bun-, bxiriAi-6.
star Re Ale, /., Reilcin, /.
starch scAlc, m., SCAIRS, J\
stare (to) CXJR tiA sul cni, gRinneA-o
AR, ScAnAT) AR.
stark ceAim, scAlcAice.
starling -ORUI-O, /., Tmu 1-0605, /.
start, startle geic,/., pRBAb,/., bk>5.
start (to) cosnu, cosu; to s. work
C. (CROTTIAT)) AR obA1R.
startling 5eiciuil, ioncAiseAC.
starvation JORCA, /., OCRAS; to
starve -oul T>e JORCA.
state cum A, /. , sli, /., rneo, /.,
SCA1T), /.
State (The) An SCAC, m.; -sman
peAR SCAIC.
state (to) A RA, -oeiKitn; stated
IUAICO, Amice.
stately scAi-oixnt, TTIAORSA, moRgA.
statement RAICGAS, m., CUAIRISC,
/
station scAisnm, m., ion AT), m.,
IACAIR, /. ; -ary 'nA SCAT).
stationary CORACA SCRIO^A.
statistics scATOReAiri , m., SCAICIS-
riocc, /.
statue ioniAi5, /., -oeAlb, /.
stature AIR-DO, /., SGASAHI, m.
status SCA1T), /., ceim, m. & f.
statute -oti,/., RGACC, m., SCAICIUI-O,
Stave (of barrel) CLAR, m.; (of music)
SCAp, Wl.
staunch seASAiiiAc, scomsice.
stay (prop) CACA, m., ceAnncA, m.
Stay (to) pAnxnnc, pAnAcc, conAi,
moiU.iu.
steadfast buAn, seASAiriAc, buAn-
oilis.
steady T)Ain5eAn, SOCAIR; (person)
steak see 15, /.
steal (to) 501-0, sUvo; -ing JAT)
AIOCC, /.
stealth (by s.) 5An A pios, PA ceitc,
eAlo le.
steam gAl, /.; s. ship Ions gAile;
s. engine inneAll 5.; s. roller
KOtlXMR 5.
steed GAC, m., CAP All, m.
steel CRUAC, /., g. CRUAI.
steep adj. ART), SCAR, CROCCA.
steep (to) cumAT>; (to soak) tnAocu,
CUR AR niAOCAS.
steeple binn (ceAmpAilL), spice, /.
steer (to) scixmu, Ainliu.
stem (of plant) JAS, m., cAriiAn,
(of pipe) cos, /.
stem (to stop) A cose.
stem (of boat) scuimne, m.
stench bolA-6 bRGAn, m.
stenography luAicscRiob, m.; -pher
- lUAICSCRIObAI, m.
step (foot-s.) coisceim, /., cRuslos,
/. ; (of stair) ceim.
step- . . . leAS- (leAs-mACAiR, etc.)
sterile AimRi-o, SOASC; -ility Aim-
RiT>e; to sterilise AiniRi-oixi.
sterling (genuine) -oilis, pminneAC.
stern adj. -01 An, CRUATO; s. of ship-
T>ciReAT>,- go astern 1 nTtiAiT)
oemiT), culu.
stew bRxicos, /., PRACAS, m., SCROISIII.
stethoscope cliAbRAiceAn, m.
steward mAOR, m., RCAcrAme, m.
stick mAi-oe, m., bACA, m.
stick (to) (stab) sAiceA-o, RopA-6;
(to adhere to) ceAn5Al -oe, leAn T)e.
sticking plaster $Reimlin, m.
stiff ceAtm, -oo-bosrA, -OAinseAii; (to
stiffen) ceAnnAT).
Stifle (to) - mUCAT), plx'lCAT), CACCAT).
stigma coniARrA, m.; smAl, m.,
A1C1S, /.
Stile ceim, /., SCRAP A, m.
still SOCAIR, 5An CORRAI.
still pos, j;o poill,
STILL
STROKE
Still scit, /. ; -ing scitemeACC.
still-born mARb-5ein, /., mARb-
teAtib, m.
stimulate (to) SRIOSXI, spneA5AT>.
sting coAl^, /. ; to s. ceAt5AT>.
stink botAT> bReAn, m.
stipend CUAHASCAI. m.
stipulation comniot, m., Ago, m.
stir (to) CORRAI, bo5AT>.
stirabout leire, /., g. -AH.
stitch sueim, m.; to s. sneim A cun.
stoat eAS, m., eAsos, /.
stock scoc, m.
stock (race, class) -oneATn, m., cm-
eAt, m., cneAb, /., btinAT), m.
stock (cattle, goods, etc.) sroc, m.\
(of tree) ceAp, in.', in s. An scoc.
stocking -SCOCA, m.
StOCk-Still 'tlA SCAtCA, 'tlA SCA1C.
stolid T>un, -OAinseAn.
stomach bolg, m., soile, m.
stone ctoc, /.; to s. clocA A CAIC-
eAtii te.
stone-chat (bird) CAiscin (pe ctoic),
m.
stook (of corn) 510565, /. ; (of turf)
scuAtAmn, /. , sctJAtAine, m.
stool scot, m.
stoop (to) cnoniAT), cnomAim.
stop, to s. SCAT>; (to prevent) cose,
coiscim.
stoppage cose, m., commeAsc, w.
stopper p toco 1-0, /. , -ootAn, m.
storage battery CA-ontuvo scorn, m.
store rAisce, /. scon, m., ceAc
scorn; to s. cun i T>C.; in s. for
1 tTOAII T)O.
stork, heron conn, /., conniAsc.
storey teibeAn, m., untAn, m.
storm AtipAT), m., An A ice, m.,
scoinm, /. ; stormy AtiAicnnt,
scommiijit.
story sceAt, m., eAccRA, /.
storyteller sceAtAi, m., seAncAi, m.
stout neAtriAR, ceA5ARCA; (brave)
CAtlllA.
stove sonn, m.
stow (to) cun i -ocneo, scobAit.
straddle snACAn, /. ; to s. sui An
SCAUAT) 5AbAlt.
straggling scne ACAit , scnACAitc ,
scniocAit.
straight -oineAc; -ness --omi, f. ; to
straighten -oinivi.
straightforward -oineAc, CGARC,
straightway cnuinn -oineAc,
ne-Ac, t. bonn.
strain CAnnAin5, /., "OUA, m., x)eine,
/., SCRUS, m.
strain (to) (to filter) SCASA-O, sioctu;
er sioctAn, m.
strain (of music) siottA ceoit, m.
strait CAot, m., CAotAS, m., cAot-
SAite, soitin, m.
strand CRA, (cnAi5) ,/. ; -ed btiAitce
An c.; s. of rope -oviAt, m.
strange (foreign) coicnioc, IASACCA,
oeonACA; (queer) AISCGAC, AIC,
5neAnntriAn.
stranger (foreigner) COICRIOCAC,
ouine IASACCA, scnAinseAR, m
strangle (to) CACCA-O.
strangury cose puAit, m.
strap mis, /., scnopA, m.
stratagem cteAs, m., beAnc, m. & f.
straw cui, /. ; a s. bnob, m.
strawberry su c At tin, m.
stray (to) wit An seAcnAn ; (astray)
AR pAn ; a er pAnAi, m.
streak 5105, /. , SCRIOC, /.
stream sntic, snucAii, seitccAn, m.
streamer bnACAC, m., mem5e, m.
street snAi-o, /.
strength neAnc, m., cneise, /. ; tc
strengthen neAncu .
strenuous sAocnAc, -01 ATI-, bnioniAn.
stress ei5OAn, m.; (in speech) beim,
m. & f.; (of work) 5neiceAt, pnAmn ;
(of weather) scRib, /. , AnAice.
stretch (to) sineA-6; er sinceAn,
m., ctiAc iompAm.
strew (to) teACA-6, SRCACTIU.
strict -OIATI; (account) cuncAS beAcc,
c. cnumn.
strife cnoiT), /. , bntiion, /. , ctAmpAR,
m., imneAS, m.
strike (to) btiAtA-6, Aimsni.
strike (of workers) scAitc, /.
striking (remarkable) stiAiceAncAs-
AC, sAn- adj.
string sneAns, /. ; s. of things
scnitin, m., sctiAine, /.
strip sciAtt, /., scnioc, /.
strip (to) bAinc x>e, torn AT), noccAT);
a s. sciAtt, m. & /.
stripe SCRIOC, /.
stripling osAnAC, m.
stripper (cow) ^AIIITIAC, /.
strive (to) IARRACC A CA^AIRC; -ving
A5 1ARRA1T).
stroke bvntte, m., be mi, m. & f.
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STROKE
SUFFICIENT
stroke (to) (to fondle) sliobA-6,
cimilc.
stroll siuloiT), /., spAisceoiRCACc, /.
strong IAI-OIR, cRGAn, pomcil.
strop scnopA, m.
structure (building) pomgneAiri, m.
stronghold T>un, m., -oAin^eAn, m.
struggle SCRI, m., scniocAil, /.,
coimlmc, /.; fighting CKOVO, /.,
5KASCAR, m.
strut (in building) CACA, m.
strychnine SCRI en in, m.
stubble comlGAc, m., conlAc.
stubborn CGAnn-cneAn, ceAnn-x>AnA,
oo-comAiRlcAC .
student mAclemn, m.
stud (of horses) 511015, /.
stud (button) SCU-OA, m., ctiAipe, m.
study SCAIT>GAR, w.; -ious SCAI-O-
GARAC, CU5CA T)On SCA1T>GAR.
stuff AbAtt, m., miAnAC, m., setup, /. ;
bad s. "ORGC-miAnAC, m.
stuffing pomlionA-6; stuffed pOR-
lioncA.
stumble cuislGA-6, cuisliu; I stum-
bled bAineA-6 c. AS Am.
stump (of tree) ceAp, m., bun, m.,
CAmAn, m.
stun (to) meAWACAl, mGAscAn TDGARAI
A CUR AR; I was stunned bi m.
ORTTI, -oGin SCAICA -oiotn.
stunted (person) picilin, AbAc,
m.
stupefaction m CARACAL, m., 5 An
splAnc mGAbRAc; to stupefy CUR
m. AU, bAinc tiA meAbRAc t)e.
stupendous oll-moR, GACCAC.
stupid AmcolAc, Airhctisue; s. per-
son T> AltAC An , m . , bRe All An , m . ;
s. woman bROAllos, /. ; -ity
bReAllsuncACc, /.
stupor rneARso, meARu.
sturdy cAlriiAi, ceAnn.
sturgeon bRAT)An peARnA, m.
stutter ^bmocbAilbe, /., rocAil, /.,
bR1OCA1R6ACC, /.
sty CRO, m., pAil trmc, /.; (in the
eye) CRAobpAbAR, m.
style rno-6, m., stil, /., nos, m.;
pAiseAn, m.
sub- po-.
sub-divide (to) At-R0innc, /.
subdue (to) cloi, CUR p6 cois, CUR
sios.
subject (of discussion) AbAR CAince;
(of sentence) Ainmni, m.
-ity
war vessel
cumA-6,
-OA
(wind)
subject (to) CUR VA smAcc; (p
pionos, pA RIAR, etc.).
subjection smAcc, m., -OAomse, /.
subjunctive po-su ICGAC .
sublime OIRGARC,
O1RGARCAS, in.
submarine po-cotnn
bA-o po-comn.
submerge (to) -out pAoi,
bAicGA-6, po toinn.
submission, to submit
umlu.
subscribe (to) sincius A
to sign CUR AinniG le.
subsequent (ly) 'nA -OIAIT:) sin,
eis.
subservient uiriAl, RIARAC.
subside (to) (tide) CRA;
ciunu, IAJU, islixi.
subsidy cunAm AIRSI-O, -oeoncAS, m.
subsist (to) niAiRHiinc,
subsistence cotu, beAtu, sli
A-O, m.
substance AbAR, m., miAnAC, m.,
SUbsCAinC, /., CGAgAR, m,
substantial subscAi n ce AC
substantiate PIORAX), PROTTIAT).
substitute mAlAiRc, /. ; to s.
mAlAKcu, cnm in
subterranean pe
SUbtle - sllCGAC, CAOl,
subtract (to) bAmc AS (-OG, 6).
suburb bRUAcbAite, w., nnlcAc, m.
subvert IGASAT) .
succeed (to) emi le, CGACC IG; I
succeeded -O'GIR 15 liom, tut liom;
to come after CGACC 1 n-oiAi-6.
successor An ce 'nAX>iAi-6, cAnAisce,
m.
succour cAbAiR, /., pomtmc, /.
succulent sum AR .
SUCh - A leiCGIT) (SCO) T>6, A SAthAll.
suck (to) (-ing) SXIRAC, m., -oeol, m.,
siolpA-o; (pipe) ctiApAmc.
suckle (to) -oeol, cAl AR, bAinne cioc
A cAbAmc; (to wean) CUR 6 -oGol.
suckling -oGol; (calf) 5AmAin -ocoil.
sudden obAnn, cob Ann ; -ly 50
hobAnn, -oe pReib.
suds sobAl, m.
sue (to) (law) -oul cun -oli, 6ileAm, m.
suet 56 m, /., blonAj;, /.
suffer (to) pulAns, pulAnjAim; (to
permit) CGATDU .
sufficient IGOR, 50 IGOR, oocAin;
-ncy txicAin, m. &/., SAIC, /.
SUFFOCATE
SURPLUS
suffocate (to) mucA-6, CACCA-O.
suffrage SUCAIOCC, /., bocAil, /.
sugar SIUCRA, m.
suggest (to) RA, m.; -tion corii-
AiRlG, /., molAT), m., HA, m., CAS-
A1RC, /.
suicide pem-roiu, pem-riiARu; com-
mitted s. -o'rois (G) pein.
suit (clothes) ctilAic, /. ; (at law)
eilGAtn "oil.
suit (to) oiRixiinc, pcilixiinc; it suits
ponAnn, omeAnn, pGileAnn; -able
oiRiunAC, peiliunAC.
suite (of rooms) SRGAC seomRAi; (of
furniture) poiRGAnn cRoscAn.
suitor (at law) eiliceom, IARRACAC;
(in courtship) IcAnnAn.
sulk scAilc, /.; sulky scAaciuit,
SCAtCAC.
SUllen "OUR, 5RUATTIA.
sully (to) tRUAiUiu.
sulphur Ruib, /.
sultry weather bRocAll, m.', (close)
membe; adj. bnocAllAc, rncmb.
sum (an amount) stjim, /.; (total)
suim, lonYLAn; (a sum in arithm.)
C61SC A1R1TTI.
summary ctntnRe(ACc), /., SGARR-
msmc, /.
summer SAITIRA-O, m.
summit tnullAC, m., bAKR, pioR,
m.
summon (to) glAO, m., CUR pios AR;
s. to court slAO (sAiRtn) cumce.
sun gRiAn, /. ; s.-rise emi ^Renie;
s.-burn -06 (loscA-6) 5.; s.-beam
SAC 5.; s. -burst neAtl (SCAI) 5.;
s. -bathe SORA-O 5.; s. -stroke 50111
5., /. ; s.-set lui 5.; s.-shade
SCAC 5.; s. -shine CAicneAtri 5.;
sunny 5RiAtiAc, ITIAR.
Sunday An T)OTrmAC, "DiA "OotrmAij;.
sunder (to) SCARA-O, SCARUIHC; "0615-
ilc; fall asunder cicim AS A ceite.
sundry pA Leit, eAssuil.
sup blogAm, m., tAn beit.
super SAR-.
superb SAR-ITIAIC, SAR-GACCAC.
superciliousness moR-is-pui, m.,
eiRi-in-AiR'oe, m.
superfluous bweise, 5An (TIAC) gA,
m., 5Atl R1ACCAT1AS, tW.
superintendent pei-omeAntiAC, m.,
mAOR, m., sAOisce, m.
superior (chief person) UACCARAH,
m., ceATitiASAi, m., peAR cmn.
superior (comp. adj.) PGARR; SAR-.
bARR-.
superlative sAR-ceim(eAc), AR-O-
ceim(eAc).
supernatural neAm-SAolcA, mioRu il-
CGAC.
superphosphate poRpospRAi-o, /.
superstition pis(R)eos, /.; adj
-AC.
supervisor TTIAOR, m., SAOISCG, m.,
peAR cmn.
supine gAn bRi, /., gAn pR6Ab, /..
since.
supper suipeAR, m.
supple lupAR, Aicli, so-lubcA.
supplement (to) CUR leis, meA-ou;
an added thing cuilleA-6, A5tnsin.
suppliant IARRACOIR, m.,
m.
supplicate (to) ACAini,
supply (to) solAtAR, m.,
m.
supply Ion bi-6, I. CARRAI, I. cogAro
support (food), cocu;(prop) ceAnncA,
m., CACA, m.
suppose ceApATD, meAs; I s. ceAp-
Aim, meASAim, is "ooi^l-i
suppose that cum i SCAS 50,
50-
suppositious mAR TDGA, bRGAs-,
Al-CA.
suppress (to) CUR PAOI cois, curt
sios, ctoi.
supremacy AR-o-ceAnnAS, m,, UAC-
CARAnACC, /.
sure -oenrmireAC, cinnce, -OGARPA.
surety, security URRAX>, m., URRUS.
m., URRA1OCC, /.
surf CAiceAc, m., conn bRisce, /.
surface UACCAR, m., -ORomptA, m.
surfeit CGAS, m., -oeisceAn, /., sou,
m.
surge rule A, /., conn, /.
surgeon mAmViA, lAimliA, m.; sur-
gery mAmliACC, niAinliACclAnn, /.
surly -OUR, -OORRSA, 5RUAmA, -oomb,
OOlCGAtl-AC.
surmise cuAmim, /. ; to s. ctiAiRim
A CAbAIRC, t)AR te.
surname stomneAX), m.
surpass (to) -ing SARU, bReic bARt<
6, buACAinc AR.
surpassing adj. SAR-, GACCAC.
surplice le me s AS A IRC, /.
surplus puiol, ptjiotAC, tn,. bReise, /
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SURPRISE
TAILOR
surprise IOTIA-O, m., IODCAS, m.\ -ing
1OnCAC; tO S. CUR lOtKMX) (lOtlCAIs)
AU.
surrender geiUoAT), m., joitlim.
surround (to) cmipeAllu, CGACC tim-
peAll AW.
survey sumbe, m., coniAS, m.; -or
suiRbem, m., COITISAI, vn.\ ing
Cc, /. ; (to view) peAC-
, /.
survive (to) rnAiun'nnc/., mAmeAcc-
Ail, /. , rnAiRim.
suspend (to) CROCAX>; -ed AR
CROCAX), CROCCA; s. work AH pion-
RA1.
suspender (of pants) guAilleAn, m.;
(of basket) mis, /., muicmis, /.
suspense ciApA-6 Aisne, tni-porone, /.
suspicion ArhnAs, m.; suspect pr
ArhRAS, cA AiiiRAS An; -cious
AmRASAC, AiiiRAScuil.
sustain (to) -enance cocu, cotAim;
(to carry) iompAn.
suture conAclAtin, /., gneimctm.
swab leAT>b, /.
swallow (bird) pAinteog, /.
swallow (to) slogA-o.
swamp pete, /., bo5Ac, m.; (to s.)
bAiteAT) (-out) pe uisce.
swan eAlA, /.
swap mAlARcii .
sward SCRAIC, /., po-o glAS, m.
swarm (bees) SAICG, /.
swarming (bees) AS emi.
swarthy -oub, cnon, btji--6ub.
swathe bitroeAl, m.; (of corn after
scythe) SHGAC, /.
sway bxiA, /., bAnn, mAiscniocc, /. ;
won (the sway) nxi5 buA, n^5 bARR.
sway (to) UiASCAX), SVJACAT), IUAIS-
cim, SUAICITTI.
swear (to) -oeARbvi, mionnu,
leAbAm, -oeARbAim, CU
sweat AltAs, m.; to s. CUR
sweep (to) sctiAbA-6, siAbA-6; chim-
ney s. sct>AbAT)6m simne.
sweet (taste) milis; (smell) ctiniRA;
(music) binn; -ness milscAcc, /. ;
sweets rnitseAin, m.; -ness rnil-
seAcc, /.
sweetbread bmseAn milis, m.
sweeten (to) mitsiu, mils 1111.
sweetheart leAnnAn, m., JRA, m,
swelling AC, boRRA-6.
swelter bnxic bnotAil, bempeAn, m.
swerve PIARAX>, CASAX),
swift adj . ItiAc, mcAR, OASCATO.
sw^ig bolmAc, m., blosAni.
swim (to) snAtri, snAiiiAini; -mer
STIAlilAI.
swine muc, /., rrmclAc, m.; s. herd
minci, m.
swing (to) IUASCAT), SXIACAX*.
swing n. UIASCATI, m.
switch slAc, /. ; (electric s.) scuc-
Ame, m.; (to s. on) ionsctiCA-6;
(S. Off) ASCUCAX).
(St.) Swithin's Day tA SAH Stncin.
swoon pAnncAis, /., cAirmeAll, m.
swoop pogA, m.
sword clAiom, m.
sycamore CRATIH bAn, m.
sycophant plAm ASAI , m .
syllable siolUb. m,
sylvan CRAobAc, CRATITIAC.
symbol sAriiAlcAS, m., solAon), /.
symmetry DeA-ctimA, oeA-cxmicAcc,
/. ; -trical -oeAcumtA, /., CORAC.
sympathy comb A, /., com-ctiiscinc,
/., com-bRon, m.
symphony comccol, btmieAs, m.
symptom COTTIARCA, m., AIRI, /.
synge (to) bARRA--66.
synod SGATIA-O, m. &/.
synopsis Actnmne, /.
syntax coimRem, /.
synthetic cAR^lAmAc, coiiralu ICG.
syphon cAoniAme, m.
syringe scART>Ame, m. t
m.
syrup sioRoip, /.
system com, /., CORAS, m.
Tabernacle CAbAnnACAl, wi .
table boR-o, m., clAn, m.
table-book leAbAR cAibli.
tablecloth GA-OAC clAiR, m., SCORATO,
/., bRAc boiR-o, m.
tablet cAibleA-o, /.
taciturn COSCAC, SOCCAC, beA5~cAin-
CGAC.
tack mion-CAmno, /.
tack (to sew) CACAI A ctm 1.
tacking (in sailing) boR-oAil, cuRnAil.
tackle CGA-ORACA, pi., cAclA, m.;
tackling J^IOASRA .
tackle (to) (to harness)
^IcASAT) ; (to attack) ionsAi.
tail emeAbAll, m.
tailor cAilnnR, m.
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TAINT
TENACIOUS
taint (to) cRtiAilliti; -ed cRUAilice.
take (to) 5lACAx>, gAbAil, cosAil; t.
away bneic cun siuil.
taking (contagious) c6sAlAC.
tale sceAl, m., GACCRA, /.
talent cAllAnn, /., emim, /.; -ed
CAllAnnAC, emimiuil.
talk cAinc,/., corimA, m., lAbAmc,/. ;
-er CAinceom; -ative CAinccAc.
tall ART).
tallon longA, /., g.-n, pi.
tallow sem, /., bloriAs, /.
tamed ceAnnsAice, m in ice; (to tame;
miniu, ceAnnsu.
tamper (to interfere with) cxm
isceAC AR, bAinc le.
tan (to) svi-OAt), IGASU, CORCA-O; tan
(colour) cRon, OT>AR; tanner
su-OAme, m.
tangle ACRAnn, m.\ -led in A., in
A i rime roe.
tanist CAnAisce, m.; adj. eAnAisc-
CAC.
tank (water, etc., t.) urn AH, m.
tansy bRiosclAn, m., lus nA bpiAncAC.
tantalise (to) CRA, ciApA-6.
tap (to) (liquid) -oisciu, polriiu;
(water t.) btiACAme, m.; (a light
blow) cnA5, m.
tape incil, /.; t.-worm miol joile,
m.
taper pAiT>eo5, /., comeAl, /. ; (rush-
light) geACAme, m.
taper (to) cAolu,
tapestry cAipeis, /.
tar CARRA, m.
tardy mAli, Ri5in,
target spRioc, /., ceAp CRTJSCAIS, /.,
cuspA, m.
tart (taste) SOAR, seARb.
tart (a t.) come in, m.
tartan bReACAn, m.
tartar (cream of) CARCAR 56Al.
tariff cuscAm, m., CAin, /.
tarnish ceiriieAl, m., sAilixi, smolA-6;
ed sAitice, ceiriitice.
tarry (to) pumeAc, nioitliii.
task gno, m., obAm, /., CCASC.
taskmaster TTIAISCIR, m. t SAOISCG,
m., TTIAOR, tn.
tassel sco cos, / cnocA, m., bob-
Ailin, m.
taste btAs, m.; to t. bt,AiseAx>;
-ty blASTTA.
tatter 5iobAl, m., cemc, /.
tattler cAbAme, m., SIOSCAIRB, m.
taunt (to) A CASAt) le,
AS AC An le, m.
tautology AcnASC, m., AcpoclAcc, /.
tavern cAbAmne, m., ceAC 6il, m.;
(host) peAR CAbAmne.
taw mmlin, m., pumin, m.
tawny ciAR-bui, iiAc-bui, O-OAR.
tax CAin , /. ; (to tax) CAin A SBARRA-O ;
-ation CAnAiocc, /. ; t. collector
bAiliceom cAnAc.
tea ce, c&e, m. & f. ; t. pot pocA
An ce.
tea-cosy ceolAi, m.
teach (to) mumeA-6, CBASASC, m.;
-er oi-oe, mumceom, ceASAscom.
teal (bird) CRAnn-lACA, /.
team (of horses) SCISROAC, /.; (oJ
men) pomeAnn, /., meiceAl, /.
tear -oeoR, /., bRAon, m.\ -ful
oeoRAC.
tear (to) SCRACA-O, scollA-6; SCRAC-
A1CC, SCOllCA.
tease (to) CRA, CIAPA-O.
teat sine, /., cioc, /.
technique ceicne, /. ; -ical ceic-
tediOUS - pA-OAlAC, ICA-ORAnAC, llOSCA
teeming (rain) SCGAUA-O; (with fish;
pluccA le IHASC.
teens nA -oeASA; teen-ager AOIS.
oeAgAC, in.
teetotally 50 hiomlAn, AR pA-o.
tell (to) insmc, inseACc, RA.
telegram sReAns-sceAl, m.; -graph
telephone celepon, m.,
telescope ciAnT>ARCAn, m.
television ciAn-AriiARc (AIOCC) , /.
temper meon, m., mem, /.; ill-t.
mi-riiein; in a t. i bpems, CCASAI;
(in metal) ^A-OAIRC, /.
temperance meASARCAcc, /. ; -ate
temperature CCAS, m., ceocc, /.
tempest AnAice, m., scomm, /. ;
-uous AnAcuil, scommeAC.
temple ceAmpAll, m. ; (of the head)
xiise, tiisin, /.
temporal AimseARCA, SAOICA.
temporary SGAIA-OAC .
tempt (to) CACU A CUR; -ation
CACU, bReAgAt), meAllAt).
ten xeic; (people) -oeicniuR, m.;
loth An -oeiciu, -oeAcu.
tenacious Rijpn, jRCAmAiceAC, T>O-
93
TENANT
THIRST
tenant cmeoncAi, m.; tenancy
cmeoncACC, /.
tending rAbAmc AIRG t>o; i mbun,
i bpeisil; (cattle) AomeAcc, /. ;
(wait on) pueAscAl, m., pniceAlAm,
m.
tendency ponn cun, x>viil 1, clAonA-6
cun.
tender n. cAmssmc, /.
tender adj. bog, UR, 65; brittle
mAoc-bRiosc ; (sore) cmn, leocAitl-
GAC; affectionate SRAC, ccAnuil.
tendon peicleog, /.
tenement osrAn, m., ARAS, m.
tense (in grammar) Aimsm, /.
tension reAtitiAs, m., 'HA SCA!,CA, m.,
oeme, /. ; adj. ceAnn, T>IATI.
tent pubAll, /., beAlscAc, m.
tenter-hooks AR bis, AK bion.
tenth AT> -oeicni; a t. -OGACU, /.
tenure seiVb, /., seAlbACAs, m.,
AlrAS, m.
tepid (water) AllA-bo^, mAllA-b.
term cnenrise,/., teARmA, m., s
m.', terms ceARmAi, comniolA.
terminal tos, m.
termination CRIOC, /., -oeiweA-6, m.,
pORceAnn, m.; to terminate
CRiocnu, -oeiReA-6 A CUR Ic.
terminus ponceAtin, m., ceAnn CUR-
SA, c. ROTO.
terrace IcAc-AR-cAn, m.
terrestrial -OOTTIATTOA.
terrible, terrific UAFASAC, GA^IAC,
Aibeil.
terrier bRocAiRe, m.
terrify (to) SCATIRU, CUR UA^AIS AR.
territory -OUCAIS, /., CIR, /. ; -rial
CIRIUlt.
terror SCATIRAT), m., AtiAice, m.,
CRICGA^tA, /.
teSt CRIAll, /., pROITIA-6, m.
testament ciomn A.m.; (will)uACc,w.
testicle triAgAiRto, m.
testify (to) pAtsneis A c^bAiRc,
OGARbu .
testimonial ceisntneiReAcc, /.,
ceisc, /.
testimony PIATIAISG, /.
tether (to) TIASCA-O; n. riAsc, m.
text ceAcs, m.
texture miATiAc, m., AbAR, m.
than TIA.
thanks btnocAS, m.; I thank you
CAirn buioc -oioc; 50 RAib
thankful bu ioc .
thanksgiving (prayer)
that (dem. prn.) An ... sm (SAII);
(rel. prn.) who A; all that A +
dpn. v. A bpuil AgAtn; conj. 50,
SUR; that he will be 50 mbero.
thatch cui, /., -oion, m.\ -er
O1OtlAT)6lR, m.
tbaw (to) teAJA-o, COSCAIRC.
the An, An c-, g. (fern.) nA; pi. nA.
theatre ArriARclAinn,/.,cAib-6eARc,n.
theft 501-0, m. & /., slAT>, m. & f.
theme AbAR, m., ceAmA, m.
then Ansin, AnsAn; now and then
Anois ) ARIS; conj. T>A bRi sin,
mAR sin.
thence, t-forth AS sin (sAn) Am AC.
theology -OIACC, /. ; -gian -OIAIRG,
m.
theory ceom, ceomic, /.
there Ansin (AnsAn); it is there
is Ann -oo, CA se Ann; Is there
frost ? An bpuil sioc Ann ? Here
and there cAll is Abus.
thereabouts cuAiRim sin, c. nA
hAice sin.
thereafter 'nA -OIAVO sin.
thereat he became angry t. cAims
peAR5 AIR leis sin; laughed t.
5AiR se pAoi sin, uime sm.
thereby -OA bARR (coisc, -oRoim) sin.
therefore X>A bRi sin, uime sm, AR
An AbAR sm.
thereupon leis sm.
therm ceARm , m .
thermometer ceorheAT)AR, m.
they - S1AT), 1AT>, S1ATD-SA11, 1AT)-SAn .
thick ReAiriAR, reA5ARCA; close to-
gether ciub; -ness ReiriiRe, /.,
, m., CIU-OAS, m.', to thicken
thicket mume, /., SCAIRCBAC, m.,
5ARRAn, m.
thief 5At)Ai, m., biciunAc, m.
thigh ceACRu, /. , leis, /.
thimble meARAcAn, m.
thin cAnA, cAnAi; -ly scAmce; to
make thin cAnu, CAolu.
thing RU-O, m., ni, m., GARRA-O, m.
think (to) smAomeAth (smAomim),
mAcnArh (niAcnAim); I think
si'lim, -OAR liom, is -0615; liom,
third An CRIU, An CRGAS; 3rd part
CR1An, An CR1U CU1T).
thirst CARC, m., IOCA, /. ; -ty
CARCtTIAR, lOCtTIAR.
THIRTEEN
TINGLING
thirteen CRI -OCAS; (people) tni
oxi me x>eA5; I3tb An CRIXJ . . .
OCAS-
thirty CRIOCA, /., -oeic piceAt), -oeic
is pice; 3oth An CRIOCA-OXI.
this so, 6 (i) seo.
thistle peocA-oAn, w.; sow-th.
blCACC-p.
thither Anotm; hither and th.
Anonn is An All.
tholepin -oolA, m., cnxi5A, m.
thong iAll, /.
thorn -oeAls, /.; thorny -oeilsneAC,
t. tree -oRAion seAl, -o. -oxib, m.
thorough cRxicAncA, cniocnAice,
t. -going peile-, CRiocnAice.
thoroughbred -ocA-pom, polAioccA.
thoroughfare botAR, m., beAlAC moR
m., SRA1T), /.
those SIAT>- (IAT>-) sAn.
though ce 50, biox> 50.
thought smAomeArh, m., mAcnAtrt,
m.', meditative smAomteAC, TTIAC-
tiAriiAc; -ful cmeAlcA, cuRAmAC.
thousand mile, m.} loooth An
milixi.
thraldom -OAOIRSC, /., -OAORbRoi-o,
/., CRAllllOCC, /.
thrash (to) gneA-OA-o, IIURA-O, pie An -
CAT).
thread snAc, m.; t.-bare lomA-
threaten (to)
-ing; adj.
three CRI; (people) cnum, m.; see
'third'.
thresh (to) (corn) bxiAlA-6.
threshold CAIRSGAC, /., XIRSA, /.
thrift- -cnoisciun, m., bAimsci, /. ;
-ty cnoisciuncA, bAileAC.
thriftless (person) pxiAnce, m.
thrill cniceAiri, m.', pi. CRICI; CORR-
Ail, /.
thrive (to) -oxil AR ASAI^, peAbsu,
bORRAT) .
throat sconnAc, /.
throb bxiAlA-6, bi05A-6, pRCAbAt)
throne CACAOIR RIOSA, /.
throng slxiA, m., mAcslxiA.
throng (to) pxilcA-6, plucA6; -ed
pluccA.
throttle (to) CACCA-O,
A bneic AR.
through cui
(of time or space) AR
(cause) x>e
throw (to) CAICCATTI, ceil5GAn,
thrush smolAc,/.; (ailment) CRAOS-
5AlAR, m.
thrUSt (to) - SA1C6A6, ROpAX).
thud CX1A1RC, /., pleisc, /.
thumb OR-OOS, /.
thump pleAnc, coRAnn, m., pleisc,
/., plimp, /.
thunder comneAc, /.
Thursday An *O ART> AO i n , "0 1 AR-OAO m ,
thus TTIAR so (sin), AR An sli so;
(therefore) -OA bRi sin.
thwart (to) coiRmeAsc, SARXI, cose.
thyme cim, /., Ixis An RI.
Tibb's Eve tA -pilib A' cleice.
tick (bed t.) cocc, m.; (insect)
sciORCAn, m.
ticket ciceA-o, m.
tickle (to) 5 i 5 ilr, /., 51511.
tide cAoix>e, /. ; spring t. RAbARCA,
m.; low t. IASCRA, IOCCAR CRA;
full t. lAn mARA; highwater mark
bARR cAOit>e; return tide CAOITDC
tidings sceAlA, CXJAIRISC, /., CASC, m.
tidy pAiscire, pximce.
tie (to) ceAn5Al, nASCA-6, snAromeAo;
tie n. nASC, m., ceAnsAl, m.;
neck t. CARAbAc, m.
tiger ciogAR, m.
tight pAiscice, cxins; pAiscim, cxins-
Aim, ceAnnAim.
tile leACAn, m., licin, m.
till, until conj. 50, 50 t>ci.
till (for money) cille, cAisceAT)An, m.
till (to) SAOCRU, bRiseA-6; tillage
bRAnAR, m., CXJR, m. t cxiiReAX)6iR-
6ACC, /.
tiller (of soil) cximeA-oom, m.; t. of
boat mAroe SCIURAC.
timber A-omAT), m.
time AimsiR, /., Am, m., CRAC, m.;
a while seAl, m., rAmAll, m.; it
is t. is mitiT>; first t. ATI ceA-o
xi AIR; ' good t.' SAOI bReA; t. (in
music) COITIAS, m., beim, /.
timely cRAtuil.
timid, timorous SCALAR,
PA1C6AC.
tin scAn, /. ; t. opener
(scAn) m.
tinge -OAC, m., -OACXJ.
tincture cxi ASIASA-O .
tingling clm56A6, 5liO5ARnAC, /. ;
(sensation) SRIOPADAC, /.
TINKER
TRADE
tinker cincem, m.\ to t. with
meiRinceAcc le, cmceiRCACc le.
tinkle (to) clmseA-o, n. cling, /.
tint sceo, m. & /., SCAII, /.; (of
liquid) bRAon, m.
tiny b roe AC, beAg, SUARAC.
tip bxiAic, /., bARR, m., binn, /.
tip (gratuity) sincius, m., -oticRAcc,
tipple (to), -ing blAiscinceAcc.
tipsy AR bo5-meisce, ' mAic-so-leoR'.
tiptoe AR bAiRRicini, pi.
tire (to) cu IRS iu, COR; -ing adj.
cumsixiil; tired CUIRSCAC, CUIR-
sice, CORCA; n. cumse, /.
tire bonn ROCA, m.
tiresome CUIRSICCAC, teA-ORAnAc.
tithe -oeAcxi, /.
titlark RiAbos, /.
title ceineAl, m.
titter scicmeAcc, /., srniocA SAIRC,
m., SC15-5-, /.
tittle 5105, /., 'siocs HA miocs',
siollA, m.
to (prep.) 50, 50 x>ci, cxm, t>o.
toad loscAnn, m., en AT) An, m.
toadstool pxicA peilL, m., bolsAn
beic, m., pxicAn, m.
toasted CIORCA, ^RIOSCA, RtiA--66ice;
toast ARAn c.
toast (to drink a t.) slAmce -o'ol.
tobacco cob AC, cobACA, m.; -onist
cobACA"o6m, m.
to-day mniti.
toe meAR coise, m6AR CROI, /. ; t.
cap bAiRRicin, m.
together le ceile, in eineAcc, 1
bpocAiR, i "OceAnncA.
toil SAOCAR, m., obAiR, /. ; -some
SAOCRAC; toiler oibRi, m., SAOC-
RAI, m.
toilet CO1R1U, SeOTDRA (bORT)) CO1H1U-
CAin; privy, urinal CAHIRA, /.
token comARtA, m.; (omen) CHAR,
m.
tolerable (to be borne) so-pulAnscA;
(middling) CUIOSAC.
toleration pulATis le, CUR SUAS le;
-ant pulAinsteAC.
toll CAiile, /., cuscAtn, m.
toll (to) (bell) btiAlA-6 clois, bAinc
cloig; tolling of bell elms 61015.
tomb cuAmA,.m., UAIJ, /.
tombstone leAc, /., doc cirm
to-morrow ATHARAC.
ton conn A, m.
tone sloR, tn., puAim, /., con, coin,
m. & f.
tongs clti, /., xmsAl, m.
tongue ceAii5A, /., g. -n.
to-night Anocc.
tonsure beARRA~6 bAicis, cAil5eAn, m.
too RO; (also) leis, pReism, pos, 'nA
ceAnncA sin.
tool umlis, /., sleAs, m.
tOOth plACAl, /., TDGAT), /.
toothache cinneAS PIACAI (piACAil),
oei-oeAc, m.
top bARR, m., mullAC, m.
toper ^meisceoiR, m., sumAme oil, m.
top-knot scRicin, m.
topic AbAR CAince, m.
topple (to) cicirn, leA5A-6.
topsy-turvy CRI n-A ceile, 'nA cm
CUACAll.
torch locRAnn, m., Aicinne, /.,
comse, /.
torment CCASAT), CIAPAT).
torpid tn ARb An CA ; torpor m A i Rb 1 c i ,
torrent cuile, /., -oile, /., g. -eAnn,
SRXJC, m.
torrid spAllcA, 5RiAnloiscice.
torture COASA-O .
toss (to) CAiceAin, m., ceilseAn, m.,
RAT) AT) .
total lomlAn, m., stum, /.
touch (to) ceA5iriAil le, bAinc le;
-ing (pathetic) niAOicneAc, cRUAirii-
eileAC.
touchy lu AIC -peARSAc .
tough Ri5in.
tour CUR AS, m., CUAIRC, /.
tow (of flax) bARRAC, m., bonn AC,
m.
tow (to) (drag) cARRAins.
towards i -OCRCO, ?A -oein, -o'lonsAi,
1OnSA1R.
towel cuAille, m.
tower cx'm, m. ; round t. cloisceAc, /.
town bAile, b. moR, m., suAix)-bAile.
townland bAile peARAinn .
toy bRCASAn, m., AilleA5An, m.
trace WIAH, m. t IORJ, m.; (tracking)
IORSAIRCACC,/.; (drawing) RiAnAO.
track ^IORS, m. t RiAn m.
tract CRACCAS, m. ; (of land) lems, /.
tractable cneASCA, mm, so-coiiiAiR-
ICAC.
traction cARRAins, /., CUACC, vn.\
-tor CRACC01R, m., cARnscom.
trade CRACCAII, /., ceAnnAiocc, /.
96
TRADE
TRICKLE
trade (calling) CGAR-O, /. ; -sman
CeART>Ai, m.
tradition (oral t.) beAloix>eAs, m.;
seAn-oix>eAS, cRAix>isiun, m.', al
CRAITMSIunCA.
traduce (to) Aicisiu,mi-clu A CAbAiRc
An.
traffic CRACC, w., CRACC bocAiR.
tragedy CRASOI-O, /., cmniuinc, /. ;
-gic CRAj;6i-oeAC, cinniunAC.
trail loR^, m., RiAn, m.; -er
IOR5A1R6, m.
train (railway t.) cRAen, m.\ a row
of scuAine, /., srRilin, m.
train (to) oiliuinc; -ed oilce.
trait cneic, /., CAiliocc. /.
traitor peAllAme, m., CRGACUIR, m.
traitorous CRBACURCA (-CAC),
CAlAOISGAC.
tramp (to) siul, m., x>ul -oe cois,
CO1S10CC, /.
tramp (vagrant) peAR. b6cAiu,
scRome, m., peAR siuil.
trample (to) SACAIIC AR, pASAil, /.,
5AbAil T>e COSA Ann.
tranquil suAirrmeAC, sAm; -ity
suAirhneAS, m., SAinie, /.
transcribe (to) AicscRiobA-6, m.
transfer (to) AISCRIU.
transform (to) clAOclo, m.; -er
ClAOClOIR, m.
transfusion (of blood) cAmtrmeic
(poU).
transgression COIR, /., cion, m.,
peACA-6, m., bRiseA-6 -oli; -or
coiRceAC, m., cioncAC, m., coiRp-
6AC, m.
transient neAmbuAn, -oiombuAn, -otic-
Ain.
transition ACRXI, m., clAocl6, m,
transitive verb bRiACAR AISCRGAC.
translate (to) AISCRIVJ, eA-OARceAnsu ;
-tion AiscmucAn, m.', -or AIS-
cRiteom, m.
translucent CAR-SOIISOAC,
SOllSGAC.
transmit (to) cioinARtiA-6;
ciomARnoiR, m.
transparent cRetii--6eARCAc .
transplant (to) ACCUR, Atp
transport (to) iompAR, m.; t. orga-
nization (facilities) CORAS iomp-
A1R.
transportation (penal) -oibmc, /.
trap 5Aisce, /., -ool, m., sAinn, /. ;
to t. 5AbAit 1 njAisce, SAinmu.
-ter
trappings S
pGARAISCI, pi.
trash "ORAniAioL, /.
travail (in childbirth) cinneAS
clAinne, m.
travel (to) CAISCBAI, m., siul, m.;
-ler cAisceAlAi, m., -oume sivVlcAc.
tray cuAi-ome, m., siceAl, m.
treachery peAll, /., CAIAOIS, /. ;
-rous peAllcAC, cAlAoiseAC.
treacle sioplAs, m.
thread snAc, m.
tread (to) SACAIIC, /. , SACAIAITTI AR;
(to walk) siul.
treadle cRomAn, m., cRoicin, m.,
SACAllC, /.
treason CRGAS, m.; -able CRGASAC
(-uil).
treasure cisce, m., CAISCB, /. ; to
t. CA1SC1U, CUR i -ocAisce; -er
cisceom.
treat cumm, /., A-ono, m., peAscA,
m., cAtRiscinc -oi; -ing of A$
CA5A1RC T)O, CRACC AR.
treatise CRACCAS, m.
treatment COIR, /., g. CORAC; to
treat well c. TTIAIC A CUR AR;
medical t. COIR leijps, /.
treaty conRA-6, m.
treble CRG As-p i lice .
tree cRAnn, m., bile, m.
tremble (to) CRIC, m., bAillicRit,
CRitim; -ling AR CRIC.
tremendous ollrhoR, AbAltii6R,
ATobseAc.
tremor cniceAn, m.; tremulous
CRCACAC
trench clAis, /., -0105, /.
trepidation eAglA, /., CRiceA5lA
trespass cAR5AbAil, j., -oul (CUR,
5AbAil) isceAC AR; cattle tr.
, / ; our trespasses AR
tress -olAOi, /,, -ouAl, m., CUAC, /
trial cRiAil, /., cAscAil, /.
triangle cRiAncAn, m. ; -gular
tribe cRGAb, /., Aicme, m.
tribulation buAiRCAm, m.. cniob
16 IT), /.
tribunal CUIRC, J.
tribute cAin, /., -oiRe, /., -oucios, nt
trick cleAS, m., cluAin, /., clAon
beARc; -ery cleASAiocc, /.; -stei
cleASAi, m., cluAinme, m.
trickle sileAt> .
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TRIDENT
TWEEZERS
trident cneise, /.
trifle beAsAn, m., neAm-ni, m., ni
5An Amt>; pudding milseos, /.
trifler memneAlAi, m., proine, m.
trilateral cnisleASAc .
trim cniopAlAC, cornice, beAnncA;
to t. comiti, slAccti.
Trinity An Cnionoro, /.
trinket AilleAsAn, m.
trip cunAs, m.; tripper ctmAseom.
tripe pu cos, /
tripe (half-wit) bneAll,/., bneillice,
m.', foolish talk bneilleis, /.
triple cneAs-pillce(Ac), CHI-.
tripod cni-cosAc, m.
trisyllable cni-siollAbAc .
triumph buA, /., cAtcneim, /. ; -ant
buAc; to t. over bttA An,
sAnti .
trivial SHAKAC, beAg, $An Ain-o.
trollop scnAoil, /., libeis, /.
troop buion, /., -oionmA, m.; -er
SA15"O1um CApAlll, ITIAnCAC.
trophy cnAob, /., ATI c., mm sAisce.
trot sot) An, m. ; -ing An (AS) sox>An.
trotter (of pig) cnthbin, m.
trouble buAinc, /., -oeACAin, /.,
cmobloi-o, /. ; -some cmobl6i-o-
GAC, "OBAcnAc; in t. PAOI buAinc, /. ,
1 -ocniobloi-o.
trough trniAn, m,, beisce, m.
trousers emus, m., bnisce, m.,
cneAbsAn, m.
trout bneAC, m.; a fish b. eisc,
m.
trowel liAin, /.
truant eAlAiceom; to play t. eAlo
6 (scoil).
truce sos comnAic, m.
truck cntjcAitl, /.
truculent cno-OAc, bnuioncAC, -oo-
C1OSAC.
trudge (to) x>l -oe siul cos, -oe
coisiocc.
true pion, pimnneAC, -oeAnpA; truth
pininne, /.
trump (in cards) ITIA, m., ATI IDA
mon (best t.).
trumpet cnumpA, m., buAbAtt, m.,
scoc, m.\ ter scocAine, w.,rnvim-
pA-ooin, m.
truncheon (baton) bACA m., bAicin.
trunk rnunc; (of body) CAbAil, /.,
colATin, /. ; (of tree) ceAp, m.
truss (to) pAscAt), ceAnjiAl, -OCASXI;
-ed pumce pAiscico,
trust muinin, m., ioncAoib, /. ; -ty
muinineAc, loncAopA, -oilis; -tee
ioncAobAi, m.
truth pininne, /.
try (to) (trial) cniAil; to attempt
CAbAinc pe, lAnnAcc A cAbAinc;
trying AS iAnRAix>, AS CASCAII, /.
trying adj. -oiAn, -oeAcn<sc.
tryst co inn e, m.
tub -onoriilAC, m., -OAbAc, /.
tube piobAn, m., peA-oAn, m.
tuber pnAcA, m., conm, m.
tubercle rmUlin (pnis) eicinne.
tuberculosis eicmn , /.
Tuesday An itlAmc, /., *OIA mAinc.
tuft (hair) scot All, m., 51 ib, /.,
CGAS cmn, m.
tu^ (to) cAnnAins, scAiceAT), scneAC-
Ailc, /.
tuition ceASAsc, m., minneA-6, m.,
g. -nee.
tumble (fall) cicnn; (knock down)
leASA-6, cneAscAinc, /.
tumour AC, m., OCRAS, m., lionAT>,m.
tumult clAmpAn, m., cineib, /.,
CAllOTO, /.
tun cvinnA, tn.
tune (air) ponn, m., cium, /. ; to t.
comisleASA-o; -ed An coirnl6As;
An coriiAn-OAT).
tunic lon.vn, m., CASOS ctnnp,/.
tunnel cocAilc, f.
turbulence cineib, /., clAmpAn, m.,
SnAscAn, m.
turbulent cineibeAc, clAmpAnAc.
turf (peat) mom, /.; (land surface)
po-o; (racing) nAsAiocc; t. bank
pone mon A; t. spade sleAn, m.
Turk CttncAc, CumceiseAc, m., T.
language CuncAis, /.
turkey ceAnc f?nAncAc; coileAc p.
turmoil bviAmc, /., connAil, /. ,
suACA-6, m.
turn (to) CASA-6, iompo; to t. on
ASAVO A CAbAinc An; a bout xmeAS,
/. ; do a good t. Ais A -oeAnAm.
turner -oeileA-oom, m.
turnip cunnAp, m.
turpentine sius-olA /. , ctj inpmcin , /.
tUSk SCAin-plACAl, /.
tussock concos, /> comos, /.
tutor oi-oo, m., mtnneeom, m.
twaddle RAimeis, /., bneilleis, J.
twang snonAil, /., com, /.
tweed bnei-o, /., CA-OAC ollA, w.
tweezers cluicm, m,
98
TWELVE
UNDOUBTEDLY
twelve -DO-OCAS; (persons)
I2th An T>6u'oeA5, AH T>ARA . . .
06A5.
twenty pice; 2oth An piciu.
twice PA x>6, "DA UAIR.
twig si AC, /., me AC An, m.
twilight AiriASCARnAC, m., CRoncRAC,
m., clAp-solAs, m.
twin leAc-cuplA, m. \ twins-cuplA, m.
twine sRCAns, /., COR-OA, m.; to tw.
CASAT) AR A CClle.
twinkle spReACARnAc; -ing AS
SpReACARTlAlj, A5 sllOSCARnAlj.
twirl CASA-6, snioth, lvibA-6.
tWiSt (to) CASAX), ltibA-6, CATTKVO.
twitch pRCAb, bio5A-6, btiAlA-6.
twittering 5io5ARnAc, Ait, /. , AJ
ceiliuR.
twixt 1T>1R, CA-OAR-.
two -06, An -DA; (persons) be IRC;
prefix -OA-COSAC, -oo-lAniAC, x>e-
pogAR; 2nd An -oou, An -OARA.
twinge pROAnsA, /., "0015, /.
twitch pReAb, /., seic, /.
type clo, m.; type-setting clo-
ceAp A-O ; typist clo-scRiobAi , m . ;
(class) cineAl, m., SA$&S, m.,
Aicme, /.
typical SATTIAl-CRUCAC SATTIAlCASAC,
'nA CRVJC AOnAIR.
tyranny -oAORbRoi-o, /., cioRAncAcc,
/., -CAS, m.
tyrant cioRAnAc, m.
tyre bonn, m., bAn"OA, m.
tying ceAngAl, m., nAscA-6, m.
U
udder uc, m.
ugly 5RAtinA; -iness $RAinneAcc, /.
ulcer OCRAS, m., neAscoi-o, /.
Ulster cuige UtA-6, ulAi-6; U.-man
ulcAC, m.
ultimate x>eAnAC, -oemi-6, AR -oem-
CAT).
umbrella SCAC peARCAnnA, m., s.
5Reme.
umpire molcom, m., peAR CIRC.
un ticAni-, "oi-, An-(Ain-), ATII-, T)O-,
eAg- (615-), 5&n, ni, nAc.
unable ni peix>m le, ni peAT)Ann, ni
cig Le, eA5timASAC.
unaccustomed neAtii-cteAccAice;
n. neAiri-CAici, /.
unanimous -o'Aonsuc, AR Aon pocAl.
unapproachable -ooiceAllAC -oo-
C1OSAC.
unattainable x>o-p AlA .
unauthorized gAn UTJARAS, m.
unavoidable Tx>-seACAncA.
unawares 5 An pios.
unbearable -oo-pulAnscA .
unbelief -oi-cRei-oeAtri, m.
unbreakable x>o-bRisce .
uncanny io5AiR, neA
unceasing 5Ati sos, m., 5 An
uncertain neAm-cinnce, ei5innce,
eiTeimniceAc, neAnV-6.
uncharitable neAni-cARCAnAC.
unchecked gAn cose, m.
uncivil OROc-tiiuince, mi-mumceARCA.
uncivilized n e Ath -s i b i Ale A .
unclaimed gAn eileATh, m., neAm-
eilice.
uncle tmcAl, m.
uncomfortable neArii-compoR-o AC .
unconcern neAtri-AiR-o, f., neAm-
cuRAm, m.
unconditional jAn coinniol.
unconscious $An mocu, gAn Aicne.
uncontested jAn lomAiocc, 5An pie,
UnCOUth CUCAC, CUAISCeARCAC.
uncover (to) noccA-6.
unction olA, /., unsAX>; Extreme U
An OlA \')eAnAC.
uncultivated (person) neAmumce,
5An beAS-mumeAT); (land) 5An SAOC
RU, 5AiRpeAn, m.
undelivered gAn seACAx>A-6.
under (prep.) pe, PAOI; adj. IOCCAR-
AC, ioCCAIR.
underclothes po-eA-oAC, m., CA-OAC
cms.
underdone (in cooking) cAic-bemice.
CAC-ROSCAICe.
undergo (to) -oul pe, pulAins le.
underhand pe ceilc, 5An pios.
undermine (to) bAinc pe.
underneath pe, pe bun.
understand (to) ctnscmc, /., g.
cvnsceAnA.
undertake, I u. 5AbAim ORm, glAC-
Aim le.
undertaker A-olAiceom, m.
undervalue (to) -oi-UiAcu.
undesirable nAc ionriiolcA, nAc Ail
le.
undeveloped neAnVpompe.
undisputed 5An ceisc, SATI pie.
undisturbed gAn cuR-isceAC, gAn
CORRAI'.
undoubtedly 5An AH'IRAS, is
99
UNDRESS
UNSKILLED
undress (to) bAmc -oe, cAiceArii x>e.
undue RO-TTIOR, CAR CGARC, tni-
CU1OSAC.
unearned ne Am -cut lice, nAR cuill-
GA-O.
unearthly neAtn-sAolcA .
uneasy neArh-socAiR, mi-suAitrm GAS-
AC.
uneconomical cAiceAC, scAipiceAc ;
neAnVeAcnomuil.
unemployed 5Ati obAm, -oiomAom,
AR scon.
unequal (uneven) eAsocRom, neAtn-
cocROm neAth-ionAnn.
unerring n eAm-eARRAi-oeAC , n eAtn-
SeACRAnAC.
uneven eAgocRom, neAm-cocRom,
CTlApAC.
unexpected gAti coinne.
unfair GASORAC, GISGARC; u. treat-
ment - leACCUTTlA, /.
unfaithful mi--6ilis, neAtn--6ilis.
unfavourable -oi-niolcAc,
unfeeling puAR-AigeAncA, JATI tnocu.
unfit neAtri-oiRiunAC, mi-o.; (person)
neAth-mmeAC.
unforgiving neAtnAiceAc .
unfortunate mi-AriiARAc, mi-
pO1RC1Ut1AC.
unfriendly tni-mtnnceARCA, GAS-
CAIR-OIUll.
unfurl (to) AR scAOileAT) (iriAnRA-6).
ungainly Ainnis; u. person Ainrns-
eom.
ungenerous neArh-piAl, spRionlAice.
ungracious -OUR, OOICGAUAC.
ungrateful n eArnbu ioc , m i-bu 106 .
unguarded gAti SAR-OA, $Ati cosAinc.
unhappy neAtii-sonA, mi-s., -DUAIRC.
unharmed slAti, 5Ati TTIACAII.
unhealthy mi-slAinciuil, neArh-poll-
Ain, -OROc-slAinceAC.
uniform erne, m., culAic (AiRtn, etc.).
uniform adj. corh-ioriArm; (alike)
O'AOTI pomm, mAR A ceile, AR AOTI
oul.
unimportant JATI cAbAcc, gAn AIRTJ.
uninjured JATI TTIACAII, jAn JORCXL
unintelligible -oo-cu isce .
uninteresting tieAiri-speisiuil, 5 An
sp6is.
union coiri-ceAngAl, m.
unison COTTI-SOCA
unit Aon, AonAX), m.
unite (to) Aoncu, ^.-ctnce,-ed-Aice.
unity cotii-AoncAs, m.
universe AH -ootriAn, m., An SAOI, m.,
An CRuinne, m.
universal coiciAncA, pomleACA.
university iolscoil, /.; u. education
lolscolAiocc.
unjust eAgoRAC, ^ASGARC.
unkempt slibeAC, SCOCAIAC.
unkind mi-cmeAlcA, SOIRSGAC, mi-
cneAscA.
unknown An Aicn ix> .
unlawful Ain-oleACAC, neAm--6liscm-
6AC.
unless munA, mARA.
unlike neAni-cosu il, neAm--6eAlRAic-
6AC.
unlimited 5An CGORA, 5An cuimse.
unload (to) Di-luccti, polrhu.
unlucky mi-RAcuil, mi-seAnsuil, mi-
AThARAC .
unmanageable "OO-RIARCA, x>o-
ceAnnsAice, AmsRiAncA.
unmannerly mi-beASAC, T>ROC-
riiumce.
unmarried 5An posA-6, sinsil.
unmerciful neArii-cRocAiRGAc, mi-c. ,
unnatural m i-n A-OURCA.
unnecessary neArii-
n.-R1ACCAnAC.
unoccupied -oioniAOin .
unopposed 5An PRGASURA,
'nA coinne.
unpleasant m i-cAicneATti AC .
unpremeditated 5 An
unprepared neAtri-ullATh .
unproductive n GAnVcoRcu 1 1 .
unprovoked attack ionsAi 5An cuis,
1. 5 An pAc.
unpunctual mi-poncuil, -oeAnAC, mi-
CRACAC.
unpunished 5 An pion6s, m., 5 An
A5A1RC.
unravel RBICGAC, scAoileA-6.
unreasonable rm-ReAsuncA.
unrecognizable 6 Aicne, CAR A.
unreliable mi-ioncAobAC, neAiii-i.
unruly eAsutiiAl, 5An smAcc, mi-
1OtnpARAC.
unsatisfactory neAth-sAsuil, mi-s.
unscrupulous gAn CRA-OSCAI, gAn
SCRUpAl.
unsettled neAtn-socAiR, SUAICB,
buARCA.
unshapely ITII-CRUCAC,
unskilled neAtn-oilce,
100
UNSTABLE
VAMP
unstable
, neAiii-socAiR,
unsightly j;RAnnA, UAJ?AR.
unsuitable neArh-omiunAC.
unsustained effort speAl
m., 5Al soip, RAij; Aon-uAme.
until 50, 50 t>ci, no 50, no $UR.
untimely An CRACAC , m i-cn ACU it .
untiring neAtn-cuiRseAC, neAm-
cumsiuil.
untrue neAm-pioR, bneASAC.
untruth bneAg, /., e ice AC, m.
unused to neAm-cAici AH.
unusual neAni-^nACAC, neAtii-coic-
lAnCA.
unwary neAm-AmeAC, neAm-Amx>eAl-
AC.
unwieldly Ainnis, mi-cocRomuil.
unwilling n eAm-ponnm AR ; -ness
neAm-ponn, m., leisce, f.
unworldly neAm-SAolcA .
unworthy neAm-puncAc.
unyielding neAni-geiUiu it.
unyoke (to) SCOR.
up (upwards) SUAS, in Aiiroe; (from
below) Anios; (above) CUAS, IAS-
CUAS; upstairs in Am-oe scAi^ne.
upbraid (to) cAmeAX), mroeARSAX).
uphold (to) seASAm le, CACAIOCC le.
upper UACCARAC, bARR-; (of boot)
UACCAR, m.; (in place names)
UACCAR = Southern, Upper.
upright (prop) CACA, SGAS.
upright adj. -oineAC, 'nA seASAtn;
(u. person) com, ionnAic.
uproar ciAtnpAn, m., gleo, m., glis-
iAm, m.
uproot weAbA-6, bAinc 6 pneith; to
pull up scAiceA-6.
upset iompo, cuu bun 6s cionn, cni
'ceile, AH meAnAi.
upshot couA-6, m., cttioc, /., IAH-
niAmc, /., -oeiReA-6 bi lets.
upside down bun 6s cionn.
upstanding (man) peAH -OCA-
seASAim.
upstart muscAn (ceAspAc) gAn -ouc-
AS, m.
uranium umne, /.
urban (mumrm, etc.) bAile rh6m.
urbane seirii, ceAnnsA.
urge (to) cAtAnc, gRiosvi, spneA5Ax>,
urgent pnAmneAC,
bROi-oiuil; -cy ^TjeAbA-6, m.,
/., CKUOS, /., bnoi-o, /.
urine puAl, m., mun, m.; to urinate
mun, m.
us sinn, sinne.
usage snAs, m., gnAcArii, m.
use peit)m, /., AIS, /., ponAiri, m.,
us AIT), /., CAmbe, /.
useful cAmbeAC, ACUAC.
useless gAn riiAic, SAH CAmbe.
usual snACAC, gnAr; usually -oe
usurer usAme, m., peAR jAimbin.
usurp 5AbAil AnplAite; -er
AnplAit, m.
utensil ARCAC, m., ARAS, m.; ARAISCI
(gReicRe) boiR-o, />/.
utilise (to) bAinc pei-ome AS, XISAI-O;
-ity AIS, /., perom, /. ; public u.
AIS poibli, COIR p.
utmost (most) is mo; is + suprl.
adj.
utter (to) (say) RA, -oemim.
utter adj. is + suprl. adj.; -ly
pioR-, 50 hiomtAn, AR FAT>, CAR
A me Am.
uvula sine siAin, /., ceAnsA beA5, /.
vacant polAm; -ncy poluncAs, m.,
see 'empty'.
vacate (to) -out AS,
vacation SAO me, /.
vaccinate (to)
vagabond SRACAIRO, m., SCROIRC, m.
vagrant scRome, m., pAnAi, m.
vague eisinnce, neAm-cRumn; -ness
vain adj. bAOc, momeiseAc,
v. person 5Ai5e, 'moR-is-piu' ;
vanity emi-m-Am-oe, m., socAt, tn.
vain (in) (gno) m AISCCAR, -oiomAOin
vainglory glom -oiomAOin.
vale sleAnn, m.
valet 5iollA coise, m.
valiant CAlmA, CROJA, gAisciuil.
valid x>l,iscineAC, -oleACAc.
valley sleAnn, m., com., m.
valour 5Aisce, m., CAlmAcc, /.
valuable IUACITIAR.
valuation meAS, m., IUAC, m., IUAC-
All, /.
valuator meAscom, m., IUACAIAI, m.
valve comlA, /.
vamp (of sock) bAimpeis, /.
vamp (to) ctuAS-cionlACAn (ceoil).
101
VAN
VICTORY
van peicicil (CARR)
van (front) COSAC (sloij), m.
vanish (to) -oul AS RA-OARC (AITIARC).
vanity see 'vain'.
vanquish SAIUJ, cloi, buACAinc AR.
vapour 5Al, /. ; -ising 5Alu.
variable ACRAiceAC, TTIAIARCAC.
variance (at v.) in GARRAI-O, OASAOTI-
CAS, mi-nruinceARCA.
varicose c AtnbonurA .
variegated bRGAC, bneAc-bAllAc.
variety eAssulAcc, /. ; various
varnish liorhnAn, m., lionmAim.
vary (to) ACRU.
vase CORD, m.
vaseline olvisc, w.
vast ollrhoR, AbAlmoK.
vat -oAbAc, /.
vault (to) leimeAT), lingeA-o.
vault UACAIS, /., seomRA pe
vaunt (to) niAiom AS.
veal lAoiseoil, /.
vegetable ^IASRA; pi. glASRAi..
vegetation pAsRA, pioRCAinn, /.
vehemence -oeme, /., -oeARpAcc, /. ;
-ment -01 ATI, -oionsbAlcA.
vehicle 5leAs iompAiR, m., peicicil, /.
veil (nun's) CAiUe, /., polAc, m.
veil (to) polAc, m., CUR j?A ceilc.
vehi peic, /.; (pulse) cuisle, /.
venerable o mm rone AC, tiRRAniAC.
venerate (to) imRAim A cAbAmc-oo .
vengeance DioltAS, m., ASAIRC (AR).
-vengeful -oiolcAiseAC, AJARCAC.
venial solocAc; v. sin peACA-6 s.
venison oiseoit, /., peoil piA.
venom som'i, /., olc, m., bmib, /.,
mrhnoACC, /. ; adj. 5011111141!,, nime,
vent poll, m., coll, m., scoilc, /.,
5 Aor, /.
vent (to) A5A1RC.
ventilate (to) JAOCRU, AGRU.
ventilator JAOCROIR, m.
venture piuncAR, m.; to v. -owl 1
veracity pmmne, /.; -ious pioR,
verb bRiAtAR, m.
verbal -oe bRiACRA beil, i jCAinc beil.
verbatim v CAl An pocAl.
verbosity leAT>RAn CAince, IIOSCACC,
-verdant
-verdict bRcic, /., bReiciutuvs, m.
verdigris tnom^ copAiR, m. UITIA.
verdure VASRA.W., SIASRA, m.
verge bRUAc, m., imoAll, in., piOR,
m., ^AobAR, m., pom, /.
verify (to) pioRA-6, PROTTIA-O; -ity
pminne, /., pine.
veritable PIOR; a v. rogue
vermin mioU, pl.\ sneA, pi.,
CA1"O1, pi.', -OUS - miolAC.
vernacular uRlAbRA-6 j^nAis, m.
vernal GARRAI^.
versatile iolbuAc, ilcRciceAc.
verse RAnn, m., beARSA, m., CGACRU,
/. ; (poetry) piliocc, /. ; to versify
p. A oeAnA.m.
version leAs^n, m., insmc, inseAcc,
vertebra Ale -OROHIA, m.
vertical mgeARAC .
very An-, RI-, RO-; the v person-
An -ouine ceAnnA.
vespers GASPAIRC, /., g. -ARCAn.
vessel ARCAC, m., ARAS, m., SOICGAC,
m.
vest (garment) besc, /.
vest (to) -oilsivi f>o (in).
vestige RiAn, m., SCRGACAI, m.,
vestment ei-oe, /., culAic, m.; Mass
v. eiT>e AipRinn.
vesture eA-oAC, m.. cxilACAmc, /.
vetch pise ATI, m.; col. n. pi so An AC.
veterinary surgeon SRC ix>li A, m.
veteran cRAnn-lAoc, m., seAn-
seA-OAme, m.
veto UR^AIRC, /., CCARC TmilcAvo, m.;
-ed URJ;ARCA.
VeX (to) - CRA, POAR5 A CUR AR.
vexation CRA , CRA im .
viaticum Ion, m.
vibrate (to) CRIC, conn-c-Ric, sxiArA-6.
vicar biocAme, m.
vice (evil) -ouAilcc, /.
vice (implement) bis, /.
vice -- IGAS-; v. chairman IGAS-CAC-
AomleAC.
viceroy ionAT)Ai RI, peAR ionAiT> RI.
vicinity coriigAR, m. COTIIURSATIACC,
vicious -ouAilceAC,
(animal) niAtlAicc.
victim- ibiRc, /., ibintcAC, m.
victimise (to) peAllA-6 AR,
oeAnAiii AR.
victory btiA, /.; -ious buAc, CAIC-
ReimeAC.
102
VICTUALS
WAGING
victuals Ion bi-6, AbAR bro; -ler
lonceAnnAi, m., biA-c.
vie (to) i bpORTttA-o le, m., in IOTTI-
AIOCC le, /.
view n. RAT>ARC, m., AttiAnc, m.\
(opinion) bARuil, /. ; in v. of i
bpiAnAise; with a v. to -o'ponn,
AH mcmn 50.
vigil pAmeAcAn, m.; -ant pAmeAC,
Ainioc; (night before) Oice cf.
Oice tlollAs; O. tAe 'le tnume.
vigour bni, m., pvimneAtri, m.', -ous
bRioniAR, pumneAiriAC, neARdiiAR.
vile olc, -oonA, cAillce.
village bAile, m., JRAIS, /.
villain comipeAc, m., RASCAII, m.
vilify (to) AICISIU, roebeil A CAbAmc,
vindicate (to) cosAinc, 5AbAilpAiRce.
vindictive oRoc-AigeAneAc , 5An5ATO-
GAC; -ness gAnsAro, /., -OROIC-
riiein, /.
vine pinivnti, /., cRAnn piniunA; v.-
yard pion-^onc, m.
vinegar pmeASAR, m.
violate (to) (destroy) millcAf), loc;
(ravish) eisniu; (law) bmseA-6,
violence poiReigeAn, m.,
-ent(ly) pomeigneAC.
violet sAlcuAC, /.
violin bei-olin, m.
virago bAinseAC, m. t AIHSCIATI mnA.
virgin niAis-oeAn, /., 65, /. ; -ity
, m., og&cr, /. ; al
virile p e AHU 1 1 , pe AHJ A .
virtue sxiAilce, /. ; -uous suAi
poncA, piuncAC, com,
virulent tmc6i"oeAc, nimneAc.
virus Aici*o, mm, /.
visage ^DKGAC, m. & /.,
visible sopeicse, soilem, pollAS.
vision nA-6 ARC, m., AITIARC, m.; a v.
Aisling, /., pis, /.
visit cuAiKc, /., PIOSRVI, ctiRAs, m . ;
-ation, to see -oul -OA pios, t)A
visitor cuAmceom, m.
vital ATI beo, bAll beACA; essential
THACCAtlAC.
vitamin beACAimin, /.
vitriol seARb RtiibeAC, /.
vituperation roe beil, /., T>ROC-
vivacitj beocc, /., AnAtnulACc, /.
vivid- beojA, soilem.
vixen SAIC sionnAts, /.
vocabulary poclom, m., SAnAS, m.
VOCal - 5OCAC, CAincCAC, 5lORAC.
vocation 5Amm, /.
vocative case ctnseAl sAmtneAC.
vogue snAS, m., snACAiii, m., pAis-
eAn, m.
voice guc, m., sloR, m.; with one
v. -o'Aon sue; (in grammar)
PA01, /.
void (to) poltiiu, -oul AS, cneiseAn,
seAcnAX); empty space polriiAS,
polus, m.
void null and void 5An bni, SAH
perom.
volcano bolcAn, m., sliAb cine, m.
volley RUISC, /., -ing RXISCA-O.
volt vole, m.; -age volcACAs, m.
voluble moRCAinceAc; -bility
eASCAIOCC lAbARCA, SRX1C CAmce.
volume leAbAR, m., imleAbAR.
volume (amount) meA-o, /., come,
/., C6A5AR, m.
voluntary -oeoncAc, coilcrjil.
volunteer (military) oslAC.
vomit (to) tmlACAn, m., also j.
'ponn tjmlici'.
voracity CIOCUAS, m., AIRC, /., CRAOS,
m.
vortex comeAn, m., come (cuiliee)
vote bocA, m., -ing bocAil, /. ;
bocAlAs; voters' list liosc bocomi.
vouch (to v.) -ocARbA-o, -oeimnnj.
voucher -oenrmeACAn, m.
vouchsafe (to) -oeonu .
vow moix), /. ; I vow bemim mo
TTioiT), moix)im.
vowel 511 CAI, m., SUCA, m.
voyage lomRAth, m., peAccAs PARR-
Aige, /.
vulgar UIARSA, coicionn, oicm; -ity
- ItlARgACC, /., OICRe(ACc), /.
vulnerable so-leomce, leocAileAC.
vulture bA-ob, /.
W
wadding ASCARC, m.
wade (to) IAPA-OAII (siul) SAH uisce.
wafer AblAnn, /.
wag (to) CROCAT), mAnRAT), mAnAR;
a w. peAR 5Rmn.
wage pA, /., ctnlleATii, m.
waging war cogAiocc, /., AS CUR
C05A1-6 .
103
WAGER
WEAL
wager seAlt, m.; -ing cxm
(g. PI- seAti).
wagon cRucAil, /., bAi5in, m.
wagtail (bird) sUsos, /.
wail uAill, /., cAoine, m.; wailing
AS CAomeA-6.
waist com, m., CAO!,, m.
waistcoat bAscocA, m.
wait (to) pAiiuinc, pAnAcc, peiceAni,
c; w. till morning pAn 50
waiter pRGAscAtAi, m., OAileAtri, m.
wake (to) (awaken) -OUISGACC, tmis-
CAllc.
wake (for the dead) toRRAth, m.
wake (of ship) CAISG, /., SRUC
SUIURAC, m., vnsce tnARb.
walk (to) siut, m.; a stroll siuloi-o,
/. ; pacing spAisceomeAcc, /.
walker coisi, m., siulAi, m.; walk-
ing stick rnAi-oe sithl, m.
wall pAll A, m., bAllA, m.
wallet CIAC, m.
wall fern sceAtii cloc, s.
wallow (to) iomlAsc, iomtAscAirn.
walnut 5All-cn6, m.
wan mi-liccAc, bAn.
wand slAc, /., pleAsc, /.
wander (to) -out AH pAn, AK seACRAn,
AH boiteA5AiR.
wanderer pAnAi, m., SCRAG me, m.
wane (to) -out sios, -out m GAS, -out
AS.
want jA, m., eAspA, m., UIRGASA, /.,
5AT1T1ACI11S, /.
want (to), -ing ceAscAil; I want
cGAscvjion tiAim, CA . . . UAITTI; CA
J;A A5ATD 1e.
wanton AinmiAtiAc.
war CO5A-6, m.; to go to w. -owl
cun cogAi-o; warlike CACAC,
warble (to) ceitixm, m., CAncAin, /.
ward (care) -pAme, /., Ame, /. ; (w.
in hosp.) AiR6As; A ^ m imscmg,/.
ward off COSAITIC, oionsbAit,
O1 On AT) .
ware (goods) eAURAi.
ware (table-w.) Amneis bomt>, AUCAI
(AtiAisri, 5Reictie) b.; china w.
AtttAi Sin-cRe.
warm ce, bROCAllAC, CCASAI; w.
affection COASSRA, m.
warm (to) CCATTI, ceim.
warmth ceAS, m., buocAll, m.
warning RAbA-6, m., pox; A me, /.,
warp (to) CRApA-6; warp (in weav-
ing) t)ltic, m.; a ship w. ceAt>
R01T).
warrant bARAncAs, m.
warren (rabbit w.) corni^eA*, tn.
warrior JAISCIOC, m., IAOC, m.
wart pAicne, m.
wary AIRCAC, AiR-oeAltAC.
wash (to) ni, /., niocAn, m., nim;
I bathe ionlAim; (in distilling)
wash AtiAtlAs, m.
washer seAlAn, m.
wasp beAC gAbAiR, /., puc, /.
waste (to) CUR (cAiceArh) ATTIU; c.
5An TTIAIC; fulness neAni-bAimsci, /.
wasting away snoi, CAiceAm.
waste adj. (w.-land) PASAC, m.', (w.
bread) ptiiol-ARAn, etc.
WatCh (to) - pAIRG, ptllRGACAS, m.\
-ful AmeAC, PAIRGAC.
watch (timekeeper) UAIROA-OOIR, m.
watchman peAR pAme, AIUIOC, m.;
-men Iticc pAiRe.
water tnsce, m., btiAl,/., -oobAR, m.;
-ery tnsciuit; w. hen CGARC tnsce,
/. ; w. lily buAillile, m.; w. cress
biotAtt, m.; w. fall GAS, GAS AC,
m.
watt (electr.) UAC, /.
wattle cleic, /.
wave conn,/., pAgA, /.,
wave-length connpAit), /.
wave (to) SUACAT>; (a flag) poltiAin;
hand w. bAgAmc lAitiic, smeiT>-
GAT).
wavering giiAgAc, eismncc, 1-om -DA
COniAIRlG.
wax COIR, /.
way sti, /., beAlAc, m., botAW, m.,
conAin, /.; give w. seilteA-o
(slf).
waylay emi-sti A oeAnAtn, ttjiocAn
A -6.
wayward AHVIIGASCA, 5An smAcc,
we smn, smne.
weak IAJ, uReic, pAnn, ctAt; -ness
^IA15G, /., IAJACAR, m., AnbAinne,
/. ; a faint lAise, pAnncAis, /.
weaken (to) IASU, -oi-neARcij.
weal VGAS, m., sGAn, m., KAC, m.',
(common-w.) IGAS An pobAit.
weal (welt) RIASC, m.
104
WEALTH
WHITEWASH
wealth sAibReAs, m., mAoin, /.,
5ustAl, m., RAcmAS, m.\ -thy
SAibm, 5uscAlAC.
wean (to) bAinc -oe -oeol (-oe cic).
weapon ARm, m.
wear (to) CAiceAm, CAICITD.
weary cumseAC, CORCA.
wearying CUIRSICGAC, cximsiuil.
CAim Am COR.
weasel (stoat) BAS, m., eAsog, /.
weather AITTISIR, /. , sion, /., uAin, /. ;
(good w.) so me Ann, /. ; (bad w.)
ooineAnn, /. ; -beaten sion-CAice.
weave (to) pi; -er pio-oom, m.
web (of cloth) AbRAs, m.\ (roll of
c.) coRn, m.; webbed foot cos
IATDAR-IACA.
wed (to) POSA-Q; w.-lock cuing
POSCA, /. ; -ding posAti), coism,/.,
g. -Re AC.
wedge "Ding, /. ; to w. -omseA-o.
Wednesday An CeAT>Aom, "OIA CCA-O-
AOtn, /.
weed piAile,/.; -ing bAinc felAn-
A-O) p.
week seAccAin, /.
weep (to) 501, m., CAOineA-6, m.
weigh (to) meA, meAim; w. anchor
rAncAiRe A bAinc.
weighing machine meA, /., SA mro.
weight me AC A in, /., cRonne, /.,
UAIAC, m.; weighty meAice, cRom.
welcome PA i tee, /. ; w. to you
pAilce RomAC.
weld (to) tAcu; -ed cAice.
welfare RAC, m., RAcunAs, seAn, m.
well cobAR, m., pomse, /.
well adj. & adv. 50 TTIAIC, AR po-
nAm, w., 50 poncA.
well! seAl; w. then! SGA, mA SCA;
SBA! CAT) e ? CAT) is eA ?
welt RIASC, m.
wench (derog.) coice, m.
west (to the w.) SIAR; (in the w.)
CIAR; (from the w.) AniAR; (w.
part) IARCAR, m.
wet pi i tic; to w. pliucAt).
wether mole, m., motcAcAn, m.
whale miot moR, m.
wharf CA^A, vn., PORC, m., ce, m.
what CAX> ? CAtT>e ? CGAR-O, CAT> is
GA ? what (all that) I have A
bptnt, AgAm; what else ? CAT) eile ?
whatever cibe, pe.
wheat CRtntneACc, /.; w.-meal
cAiscin, m.
wheedle (to) meAllA-6,
wheel ROC, m. ; to w. Rotlu, sAiceA-6,
cASAt); w.-barrow bARRA ROCA,
Roc-b., m.
wheeze seoR-oAn, m., CARS An, m.,
cAicleAc, /.
whelk pAocoj;, /. , miongAn, m.
whelp co ile An, m.
when (the hour) An UAIR, nuAm;
(when ?) CACAin ? cA huAiR ?
whence CAT> AS ? CGR b'As ?
(ARb) AS.
whenever pe UAIR, pe
where ? cA ? cA hAic ?
where I was TTIAR A
whereas -oe bRi 50, 6 CARIA 50.
wherefore CAT) pA ? cen cuis ?
cuige ?
wherever cibe Aic, pe Ait, pe bAll.
whether ciocu . . .no; (if) An, AR.
whet (to) pAobAR A CUR; w. (his)
appetite JOARU 50 ile.
whetstone cloc pAobAm, /.
whey mcA-os, m.
which (rel.) A; (interr.) w. ?
ciocu ? -ever PCACU.
whiff (wind) put, m., cupog, /. ;
(smell) bolA-6, m.
while seAl, m., cAniAll, m., scACAm,
m.; worth your w. piu -ouic; w.
you stay An pAiT> A pAnpAiR.
whim ceroe, m. (buAil ceroe e);
mi An, /., spAT)AR, m.
whin AiceAnn, m.
whine uAill, /. ; -ing AS CUR uAille
AS.
whuiny seicReAc; -ing AsseicRij.
whip IASC, /., puip, /.; to w.
IASCAT), 5ReAX>AX).
whirlpool cuilice suAmne, /., c.
cuACAil, come, m.
whirlwind JAOC juAiRne, /., SICOR,
/., mAisciR 5AOice, /., CAm-peocAn,
m.
whisker peAsos, /.
whiskey uisce beACA, m.
whisper COSAR, m.; to w. c. A
CAbAmc; -ing cogARnAts,/., -nAil,
/. ; CO5AR i leic cugAm.
whistle peA-o, /.; to w. peA-o A
ligeAn; -ing peAtu\il.
white bAn ; to whiten^bAnu ; he
turned pale bAnAij; so; w. of eye
56AlAn, m.
whiting (fish) pACitin, 5lAsAn, m.
whitewash (to) AolAt), pionn-AolAT).
105
WHITLOW
WITHE
whitlow COR pe
Whit Sunday "Don'mAc Cincise.
Whitsuntide An Cmcis.
who (rel.) A; all who are A bpxnl;
who ? ce ? ce he ?
whoever cibe, pe he, pe -oxnne.
whole lomlAn, AH PAT), uile.
wholly 50 hiomlAn, 50 hxnle, 50 slAn
CRxiinn.
wholesale (selling) moR-oiol, m.
wholesome pollAin .
whoop liu, m., 5A1R, /.
whooping cough CRIXIC, m., g.
CRCACA.
whopper (big lie) pAmAme eicis,
m.
whorl cRomAn, m.
whortleberry pRAOcAn, m.
whose (who owns) ce he 5x1 R leis,
AR leis; A, 50 An ce A (50) bpxnl
An ceAnn mib AIR.
why ? CAT) e 'n cxiis ? CAnACAob ?
CAT) 6x1156 ? cxi 156 ? why not ?
cum A (CAT) 6x1156, etc.) nAC ?
wick bxiAiceAs, m.
wicked compceAC, mAllAice; -ness
compceAcc, /., niAllAiceACC, /.
wickerwork cAolA-oomeAcc, /., pi
slAc, pi mcACAn; w. basket cliAb
(ciseAn, bARR-oos) slAc; basket-
maker - CAOtAT01R, m.
wicket comlA, /., coimlin, m.,
56Aicin, m.
wide teACAn, leiceA-oAc; w. open
AR leACAT); width leiceAT), m,
widespread poRleiceA-oxnl, coic-
widower bAincRCAC pm.
wield (to) (sword) beARcxi.
wife ceile, beAn, bAinceile, /.
wig pembic, /.
wild piAin; -ness piAine, /., piAn-
CAS, m.
wilderness PASAC, m., pi An CAS, m.,
oioRAinn, /.
wildfire (disease) cine -OIA.
wile mcAbAL, m., ccAts, /.
wilful coitcixht, ceAnncRCAn.
will coil, /. ; (testament) XIACC, /.,
ciomnA, m.; I leave by w.
le hxiAcc.
willing coilceAnAC, T)eoncAC.
willow s A ile AC, /., CRAnn
Will-o- the -wisp SeAinin-A'-TileAR-
willy-nilly COIR mAm, x>e T)eom no
o'Amneom.
wily cleASAc, meAbl-AC.
win (to) buACAinc, buACCAil; bxiAitn,
bemim bxiA.
wince (made me w.) bAin pReAnsA(i)
ASAtn.
wind 5Aoc, /.
wind (to) clock, rope, thread coc-
RA1S.
wind-bag botsAn beice, m.
windgall O^CAR, /.
winding adj. CASCA, IxibcA; to wind-
COCRAS, m.
windlass CRAnn COCAR-OCA, m.
windmill mxnteAnn 5AOice, wi.
window pxiinneos, /.
windpipe piobAn, m.,
windward cxjn (nAjgAOice,
wine pion, m.
whig sciACAn, m., eice, /.
wink bA5Amc (CAOCAT)) sul; w. of
sleep neAl co-OAlcA, m.
winkers ceAnnRAc, m.
winnow (to) CAiceA-6; -ed CAICC.
winter 5eiriiReAT>, wi.\ x)ulxiACAm,/. ;
-try geiriiRCACA, -cxiii.
wipe (to) cimilc, cmimiu.
wire sRCAng miocAil, Ronn, m.; s.
CRXJAI; barbed w. s. -DeilgneAc;
electr. w. s. Aibteise, s. leiccR-
CACA1S.
* wire ' (telegram) sRGAnssceAl, m.
wireless message sceAl CAT) ARXJ ABAC,
ACR-SCeAtA.
wise adj. CRionnA, eAsnAi; n.
CRionnAcc, /., CAsnA, /.
wise (way, manner) , this (that) w.
mAR seo (sin, sixi-o); AR An gcxiniA
so (sin, xro).
wish miAn, m. &/., 5x1 roe,/., coil,/.
wisp sop, m., bRob, m.
wit (speech) -oeisbeAlAi, /., CAJ;AR-
CACC; witty -oeisbeAlAc; to wit
THAR AC A; half-wit le AC- Am AT) An , m.
wits (senses) ceA-opAi, pi. ; meAbAm, /.
WitCh - bAnT)RAO1, /., bAn-CASARlAI, /. ,
CAilleAc pis(R)eo5, /., beAn PCASA.
witchcraft OASARIAIOCC, /.,
with le; along w. PARA, i -oceAnn-
CA, mAR Aon le.
withdraw (to) cxilAT), cARRAing AR
gcul, T)x>l AR gcul; w. (statement)
withe SAT), m,, SATJRAC, m., slAc, /.
106
WITHER
XENOMANIA
if it
le.
wither (to) peocA-6 adj.
cnion; -ed branches cRtonAC, m.
withhold coinneAil, couneA-o.
within isci5, lAiscig Coe); (w. a
mile) 1 nsoiRCACc mile -DO.
without SATI ; (outside) ATWJIS, IAS-
mtns (-oe).
withstand (to) SCASATTI in A5Aix>, cxm
m A.
witness pmne, m.; to bear w.
piATiAise A cAbAiRc; to w. (see)
o'peiscinc, -o'peiceAil.
wizard -ORAOI, m., GASARIAI, m.;
dry "ORAiocc, /. , eASARlAiocc, /.
woe bnon, m., leAti, m., mAiR5, /. ;
mo riiAiR5 ! mo leAn !
woeful leAnriiAR, cubAisceAC.
wolf pAolcu, /., mACcine, m.
woman beAn, /. ; young w. 615-
beAti, AinniR, /. ; -kind bAncRACc,
/.; -ly bAnuil.
womb bRu, /., g. bRomne.
wonder ionA-6, m., ion CAS, m.', (sur-
prise) is i. le, CA i. AR; I w
tli peAT>AR An ?
wonderful ioncAc .
woo (to) sumi le, -oeAnAiri ^R
wood coill, /.; -ed coillceAC, ^A
coillce.
wood A-omA-o, m.; wooden A-OITIATO;
w.-head ceAnn cipin.
woodbine cAiceileAnn, m,
woodcock (bird) CRCA^AR, m,, coil-
eAC peA, m.
wood -pigeon coltiR, m., colm, m.
woof mneAC, m.
wool olAnn, /.; woollen ollA.
word pocAl, m., bRiACAR, m.; wordy
- pOClAC, bRIACRAC.
work obAm, /.; (business) $r\6, m.,
SAOCAR, m.
worker oibRi, m., SAOCRAI, m.
world ^DomAti, m., SAOI, m., cRumne,
/. ; -ly SAOICA.
worm PIASC, /. ; (maggot) cmnm, /.
wormwood moRmonc, m.
worn CAice, seAn-CAice, lom-CAice.
worry (to) CRA, m., bviAmeAm, m.,
btlAIRC, /.
worse comp. adj. (nios) me ASA;
-worst is meASA, bA m.
worship A-ORA-O, AT)RAim. Your
Worship A CiARnA tDReicim.
worth UIAC, m.; what is it w.? CAT>
(CA meAt), An moR) is pni e ? is
piu punc e.
CA-OA (ni piu Aon
worthless nf
ni) e.
worthy jroncA, ^MuncAc; he is w. of
it is piu e e, CA SAn cmllce Aise,
18 mA1C An A1RTO AR.
would (wish) b'Ail (b'^onn, b'peARR)
le.
wound (hurt) gom, /., CRCACC, /.,
cneA, /. ; to w. gonA-o.
wrangle ACRAnn, m., conspoiT), /.
wrap (to) pilleAX) 1, pillim 1; wrap-
per clut)Ac, m.
wrath pioc, m., ^RAOC, m.; -ful
plOCrilAR, pRAOCOA.
wreak (to) AJAIRC (-oiolcAis, etc.).
wreath pleAsc, /., blAicpleAsc.
wreathe (to) comiu, mAisiu.
wreck (to) bRiseA-6, milleA-6; ship-
wreck longbRiseA-o .
wren -OReoilin, m., -oReolAn, m.
wrench (to) SCACA-O, CASA-O, CARR-
Amg; (tool) sRCAmAme, m., CASCUIR,
m.
wrest (to) bAinc -oe, SCRACAT* 6.
wrestling A5 IOTTIRASCAII, /. ; -ler
1OmRASCAlA1 m.
wretch cRUAn, m., AinmseoiR, m.;
(derog.) clA-OAme, m., AI^RAICS, /. ;
ed ^DonA, Ainnis.
wriggle (to) IxibARnAil, /.
wright SAOR, m., CGAR-OAI, m.; ship-
w. SAOR loinse; stone mason
s. cloice.
wring (to) (wet clothes) ^ASCA-O,
CASA-O; wringing wet AS sileA-6
tusce.
wringer pAisceAn, m.
wrinkle pAiRbRe, /., CAismnin, m. t
RiASC, m., pillcin, m.
wrist RI, /., CAOI lAime, m.
write (to), -ing scRiobA-6; -er
scRibneom, m., scRiobAi, m.; manu-
script (lAim)scRibinn, /.
writhe (to) lubA-6 (le pem), lub-
ARnAlj.
wrong n. CASOIR, /., eiseARc, m.;
adv. -fully 50 tieA50RAC, 50 neAm-
ceARc; pred. adj. ni COIR, ni
C6ARC, mi-CeARC.
wry PIAR, CAm, AR
xenomania 5Aill-rhiAn, ]., "ouil
1ASACC.
107
YACHT
ZOOLOGY
yacht luAm, m.
Yankee pone An, m.
yard (measure) SI.AC, /. ; (enclosure)
clos, m., btiAile, /., CUAR, m.
yard (ship spar) cleic, /., c.
seoit.
yarn snAc, m., AbRAs, w.; (tale)
e ACCRA, /.
yarrow (herb) ACAIR cAlun, m.
yawning AS meAnpAioc.
ye sib, sib-se.
year bliAin, /. ; new y. AH AIC-
btiAin, niiA-b.; -ly bliAnctiil, 6
btiAin 50 b.
yearn I y. cAim AS cntic te; -ing
AS en vie (An) .
yeast siosc, m., sAbAil, /.
yell SCRGAC, /., beic, /.; yelling
AS scKeACAis, AS beicij.
yellow bid.
yellow-hammer buiog, /., seAtbAn
bvn, m., oiAiRmin RIAC.
yelp Alp, m., sceAm, m.; -ing AS
SCGAniAlt, /.
yes use verb of question with suit-
able inflection: An bptntm?
An GA ? 1s GA. Au
T)'iceAinAn. An -ociocpAi-6
yesterday An IA inne; mAi-om
yet adv. pos, 50 poill.
yet conj. TTIATI sin pein, 'nA -OIAI-
sm (is tiile).
yew ixibAK, m.
yield (to) (surrender) seilleA-6,
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yield (crop, profit) CORA-O, m. It
yields a good crop cusAnn se COR-
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yoke Gums, /., AITIA, m.; under the
y. pen Am A; to y. sAbAil, sldAs-
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yolk (of egg) btiiocAn, m.
yonder cAll, xi-o (STJ-O) CAU,.
yore (of yore) AnAtlo-o; ciAncA 6
sin, pA-oo, SA rseAn-SAol.
you cu, CUSA, />/.-sib, sib-se.
young 65, oiseAncA, SOISOARAC.
young n. clAnn, /.; (of birds,
animals) &i.
your -oo, pl.-^bvn; T>O curo-se,
youth 6156, /., OSRA, m., osbAi-6, /.;
-ful 65, 6 150 An CA.
Yule (tide) tlolUis, /.
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zeal -oiosRAis, /., -OVICRACC, /. ; adj
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zenith ^ORAR, m., buAic speme, /,
zephyr leoicne, loitne, /- & m., I
5AO1C6.
zero nA-QA, nAi-o, /., niAlAS, m.
zig-zag FIAR, AR |MAR sceo; Anonit
zinc sionc, m.
zodiac Rinni, m., sRiAn-cRios,
(signs of) coiriARCAi An sRi
zone CRIOS, m.; torrid z. CGO-CRIOS;
temperate z. c. meASARCA; frigid
z. c. UARSA; (an area) tirmscem,
m.
zoology mileolAs, m.,tnileolAiocc,/.;
-gist miteotAi. ,
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Contractions
a., ace.
= accusative
hab.
=- habitual
adj.
adjective
impr(v.)
= imperative
adv.
= adverb
infin.
= infinitive
auton.
= autonomous
interr.
= interrogative
coll.
= collective
m. Mas.
= masculine
compar.
= comparative
mil.
= military
condtnl.
= conditional
n.
= noun
conj.
conjugation(al)
JV. & A.
= nominative and accusative
d., dat.
= dative
pi.
= plural
decl.
= declension
pred.
= predicate
dep.
= dependent
pron.
= pronoun
derog.
= derogatory
= singular
electr.
= electric (al)
subj.
= subjunctive
/., Fern.
= feminine
sup(rl.)
= superlative
g-, gen.
= genitive
syll.
= syllable
geogr.
geographical
v.
= verb
gram.
= grammar (-atical)
vc., voc.
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TABLES OF IRREGULAR VERBS
o be 13 SIC. Stems: tA , tniil ,
Present
Past
Hab. Pres.
cAnn
puitim*
bios UAbAS*
bim
cAm
ptnliR
bis RAbAis
bin, onn cx'i
cA se
p.iil se
bi se RAib s<
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cAimro
ftntmtro
biomAR nAbmAi
i bimro
cA sib
jmil sib
biobAin RAbAbA
m bionn sib
cAi-o
piilro
biOT)Att RAbT)AT
i bi-o
auton. : ex
VCAR, pnlceAR
auton.: biotAs,
RAbcAs auton.: biceAR
Ret: A bios
Hab. Past
Future
Conditional
Subj. Present Subj. Past
binn
beA-o, bei-6
me bemn
RAbA-o bemn
biteA
bem, bero
cxi beipeA
RAbAiR beiceA
bio-6 se
bei-6 se
beA-6 se
RAib se beA-6 se
bimis
beimiT), beAinf beimis
RAbAimiT) beimis
bio-6 sib
bero sib
beA-6 sib
RAib sib beA-6 sib
bi-ois
bei-o,- bero
SIAT) bei*ois
RAbAix) beiT)is
auton.: bici auton.: be
ipeAR auton.: be
ipi aid. : RAbcAs, beici
Imperative :
(birn), bi,
bio-6 se, bimis, big (bigi), bio-6 sib, bi-ois. auton.: biceAR.
Verbal N. and Infin. beic.
^Present and Past have jmiV- and RAb- forms after ni, An ? nAC, 50, A (all)
Present Tense negative is: tiilim, nilm, nil, etc.
To say HA. Stems: -oem , Abit.
Present: -oemim, -oemm, -oem(eAnn) se, sib, SIA-O, -oemmii-o, -oemro.
*Dep. : AbRAim, AbRAiR, AbRAionn cxi, se, etc., AbRAimi-o,
auton. : -oemceAR, AbRAiceAR.
Past: -OX1RAS, "OXIRAIS, TH11RC S6, si, T)X1RAmAR, "OURAbAIR,
auton.: TMJRCAS, -OXIRAT).
Hab. Past: -oemmn, -oemceA, -oemeA-6 se, sib, SIA-O, -oeiRimis, -oemiT)is.
Dep. : AbRAinn, AbRAiceA, AbRAio-6 se, sib, SIAT>, AbRAimis,
auton. : -oeiRci, AbRAici.
Future: -oeAR^A-o, -OOAR^AIR, -OCARPATO m6, cxi, se, etc.,
Dep. : Abno-o, Abnom, Ab6i-6 cxi, se, etc., Ab6miiT>,
auton. : oeAtrpAR, AbnopAn.
Condtnl. : -oeAnpAinn, -oeAUpA, -oeAn^A-6 se, sib, -oeAnpAimis,
Dep. : Abnoinn, AbwopA, Abno-6 se, etc., Abnoimis, Abnoi-ois.
auton. : -oeAn^Ai, Abuo^Ai.
Subj. Pres. : AbnAio-o, AbAin, AbnAi se, etc., AbnAimi-o,
auton. : AbnAiceAH.
Subj. Past: AbAinn, AbnAireA, AbnAio-6 se, etc., AbnAimis,
auton. :
*Dependent torms (where they exist) are used after the Particles nT, AM ?
MAC, MAC? 30, A ( all).
fAll verbs have such short forms in 1st. PI., Future slAnpAm, bAileotn,
, etc.
116
Imprtv. : (AbRAim) , AbAm, AbRAio-6 se, AbRAimis, AbRAis (-51), AbRArois.
auton. :
Verbal N. and Infin. RA. V. Adj. RAICG.
To take away, to catch tjtlGIC. Stems: bem , RUS .
Present: bemnn, bemiR, bemeAnn rxi, s6, etc., bemimiT), beitiro.
auton. : bemceAR.
Past: bemeAs, bemis, bem se, etc., bemeAmAR, bemeAbAm, bemeAT>AR.
Dep. : RtjgAS, RXI^AIS, RXIJ; cu, so, RUSATTIAR, Rti5AbAm, RUJA-OAR.
auton. : bemeAX), RUSA-O.
Hob. Past: bemmn, bemceA, bemeA-6 se, etc., bemimis, bemi-ois.
auton. : be IRC i.
Future: beAR^A-o, beAR^AiR, beARpAm cu, se, etc., beARpAitni-o,
auton. : beAR^AR.
Condtnl. : beAR^Ainn, beAR^A, beARjM-6 se, sib., beARpAimis,
auton. : beARpAi.
Subj. Pres. : bemeA-o, bemm, beme cu, se, etc., bemimi-o, bemit).
auton. : bemceAR.
Subj. Past: beminn, beiRceA, bemeA-6 se, etc., bemimis, bemi-ois.
auton. : bemci.
Imprtv.: (bemitn), bem, bemeAT) se, bemnnis, bemis (-51), bentfois.
auton. : bemceAR.
Verbal N. and Infin. bReic. V. Adj. bemte.
To give CAtDAIUC. Stems: bem , cug , CAbAR .
Present: bemim, bemm, bemeAnn c<i, se, etc., bemimi-o, bemiT).
Dep.: cxigAirn, ctigAm, cu5Ann cu, s6, etc.,
auton. : bemceAR, CXIJCAR.
Past: cti5AS, CXIJAIS, cug (with any pron.), ctigAmAR, cu5AbAm, cu
auton. : CXISA-O.
Hab. Past: beminn, bemceA, bemeAT) se, etc., bemimis, bemi'ois.
Dep. : ctigAmn, ttistA, CUJAT) se, etc., txigAimis, rtij;Ai-ois.
auton. : bemci, CI^CAI.
Future: beAR^A-o, beARpAm, beARpAro (with any pron.),
Dep. : cAbAR^AT), cAbAR^Am, cAbARj?AiT) (with any pron.),
auton. :
Condtnl. : beARpAinn, beARpA, beARpA-6 se, sib, beARpAimis,
Dep. : cAbARpAinn, cAbARpA, cAbARpAX) se, sib, cAbARpAnnis, cAbARpAi-ois.
auton. : beARpAi, cAbARpAi.
Subj. Pres. : CUJAT), CUJAIR, cugA (with any pron.), cxi5AimiT>,
auton. : cugcAR.
Subj. Past: cu5Amn, CXIJCA, cxigA-o se, etc., cxigAimis, CXIJAI-OI
Imprtv. : (rxi5Aim), cAbAm, cu5AX) se, cxijAtmis, CUJAIS (151),
auton. : CXISCAR.
Verbal N. and Infin. cAbAmc. V. Adj. cAbARCA,
117
To see pel SCI tlC. Stems: ci . peic .
Present: 6im, CIR, ciotin cti, se, etc., cimro, cvo.
Dep. : peicim, peicm, peiceAtin cti, se, etc., peicimiT>, peicro
auton. : CICCAR, peicceAR.
Past: conAiceAs, COTIAICIS, COTJAIC m6, cu, s6, etc., conAiceAtnAR,
conAiceAbAiR, conAiceAtJAR
Dep.: PACA(S), PACAIS, PACA cu, se, etc., PACATTIAR, pACAbam, PACA-OAR
auton. : COTIACCAS, PACACAS.
Hob. Past: citin, citeA, cio-6 se, sib, cimis, CTOIS.
Dep. : peicmn, peicceA, peiceA-6 se, sib, peicimis, peici-ois.
auton. : cici, peicci.
Future: cipeAT), cipm, cipro c, se, etc., cipimit), cipvo.
Dep. : peiCfeAt), peicpm, peicpit) cvi, s6, etc., peicpmn-o, peicpi-o.
auton.: cipeAR, peicyeAR.
Condtnl. : cipinn, cipeA, cipeA-6 se, etc., cipimis, cipit)fs.
Dep.: peicpinn, feicpeA, peicpeAX) se, sib, peicpimis, peicpi-ois.
auton. . cipi, peicpi.
Subj. Pres. : peiceAT), peicm, peice me, cu, se, etc., peicitni-o, peicit)
auton. : peicceAR.
Subj. Past: peicititi, peicceA, peiceA-6 se, sib, peicimis, peicit)is.
auton. : peicci.
Imprtv.: (peicim), peic, peiceAt> se, peicimis, peicis (-15^), peicvois
auton.\ peicceAR.
Verbal N. and Infin. feiscinc, peicsinc, peiceAit. V. Adj. peicice,
peicte.
To obtain (get) fAlt Stems: geib , ^AIJ .
Present: jeibirn, jeibm, seibeAnn cu, se, etc., seibimi-o, jeibi-o.
Dep. : ^Aijim, PAIJ;IR, pAiseAnn cu, se, etc., pAijimi'o,
auton.:
Past:
se, etc., jniAmeAmAR,
me, cu, etc., seobAimi-o,
m6, cti, etc., pAij;imi-o, pAij;i-o.
ftJAIRCCAS, ptIARCAS, pXJAIReA-
Hab. Past: jeibirm, jeibteA, geibeA-o se, sib,
Dep. : pAijinn, pAisceA, pAi^eAX) se, sib,
auton. : jeibci, pAici.
Future: jeobAX>, jeobAiR,
Dep. : pAijeA-
auton. : jeopAR,
Condtnl. : geobAinn,
Dep. : pAisirm
auton. :
Subj. Pres. : pAiseAT), PAIJIR, pAise me, cu, se, etc., pAiitniT>, pAij;i-o
auton. : PAIJCOAR.
Subj. Past: pAijinn, pAi^ceA, pAijeAt) se, sib,
auton. : PAIJ;CI.
Imprtv. : (pAijim), pAig, pAijeAX) s6, pAijimis, pAij;i5 (-151),
auton. : pAij;ceAR.
Verbal N. and Infin. pAa. V. Adj. PACCA,
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O se, sib,
To go ^tlV. Stems: c6 , CUA , -oeAC (r>eA&- -), RAJ , (RAC ).
Present: ceim, c6m, ceAnn cvi, s6, etc., c6imiT>, edit).
auton. : ceiceAR.
Past: CUAS, CUAIS, CUAI^ cu, se, etc., cuAmAR, ctiAbAiR, CUA-OAR.
Dep. : -OCACAS, -oeACAis, (or -oeAJjAS, -OGA^AIS, etc.), -oeACAij; se, sib,
OeACATTIAR, -OCACAbAI
auton. : CUACAS, -oeAgcAs.
Hob. Past: c6mti, teiteA, teA-6 se, sit>, t6imis, tei-ois.
auton. : ceici.
Future: ttAgA-o, TIAJAIR, WAgAi-o m6, cu, s6, etc., tiASAitnro,
(or UACA-O, RACAin, etc.).
auton. : RASPAR.
Condtnl. : RA^Ainn, RA^^A, RAJATD se, sib, RAJAimis,
(or RACAinn, RACCA, etc.)
auton. : RA^PAI.
Subj. Pres. : reA-o, cem, c6 me, cii, se, etc., c6imiT>, cei-o.
auton. :
Subj. Past: cemn, ceiceA, ceA-6 se, sib, ceinns, c6ix>is.
auton. : ceici.
Imprtv. : (ceim), ceiRij (ceis), CCA-O s6, ceimis, ceig (-151)' c6it)is.
auton. : ceiceAR.
Verbal N. and Infin. -otit. V. Adj. -
To come C6A6C, C1OCC. Stems: CAS , cig , CAtig , cioc , CAR
Present: CASAIHI, CAJAIR, cA5Atin c, s6, etc.,
(or ci5iTn, CISIR, etc.)
auton. : CASPAR, CICCAR.
Past: cAti5AS, cAti^Ais, CAinis me, cti, s6, etc., CAnjAmAR,
auton. :
Hob. Past: cASAirm, cAgtA, CASA-O se, sib, CAgAimis,
(or ti5inr>, cigteA, etc.).
auton. : CASCAI.
Future: ciocpAt), CIOC^AIR, CIOC^AI-O (with any pron.),
auton. : CIOC^AR.
Condtnl.: tioc^Aititi, tiocpA, CIOC^A-O s6, sib, cioc^Aimis, C
auton. :
Subj. Pres.: CASA-O, CASAIR, CAJA (with any pron.),
(or ciscAT), cige (ci), me, cw, etc.)
auton. :
Subj. Past: CASAITIII, CAJCA, CASATJ se, sib, CAgAimis,
(or ci5inn,
auton. :
Imprtv.: (cASAim), CAR*, CASA-O s6, CASAITTIIS, CAJAIJ (-151),
auton. : CASCAR, ciceAR.
*also ' c^AnAm '.
Verbal N. and Infin. CCACC, ci'occ. V. Adj.
119
To do, to make "OGAtlAttl. Stems: -oeAti (-oem ), mnn ,
oeAnn .
Present: oeAtiAnn, "oeAnAm, TDOAnAnn cti, se, etc., oeAiiAimiT), oeATiAVO.
auton. : -oe ATI CAW.
{mnneAS, Rinrns, mntie (with any pron.), ninneArnAH, mnneAbAin,
or: x)eineAs, -oeinis, -oem (with any pron.), etc.
Dep. : -oeAttriAs, -oeAntiAis, -oeAnriA (with any pron.),
auton. : ninneAT), oeineA'6, oeAKtiA'6.
Hub. Past: oeAtiAinn, "oeAticA ( CA), oeAHA'6 se, sit), oeAtiAiinis,
6eAtiAix)is.
auton. :
Future: -oeAnp-A-o,
auton. :
Condtnl. :
, -oeAnpAi-6 (with any pron.),
) se, sib, -oeAnpAimis, -o
auton.: -oeAnpAi.
Subj. Pres. : -oeAiiA-o, -oeAfiAm, -oeAtiA (with any pron.),
"oeAnAi^o. or: "oeineAT), T)einin, etc.
auton. : -oeAncAU.
Subj. Past: "oeAnAinn, "oeAncA ( CA), T)eAnAT) se, sib, oeAtiAirnis,
se,
auton. :
Imprtv. : (T)eAnAim), *oeAii,
(151),
(or r>ein, -oeineAX) se, -oeinnms, etc.).
auton. : -oeAticAn, -oemceAn.
Verbal N. and Infin. ^DeAnAiri. V. Adj.
To eat 1C6. Stems: ic , ios .
Present: itim, icm, iteAnn c, se, sib, SIA-O, icimiT>, it
auton. : iceAn.
Past: ireAS, icis, ic se, iceAiriAn,
auton. : iceA-6.
Hab. Past: icinn, iceA (iceA) , iceAt) se, sib, icirnis, tc
auton. : ici.
Future: IOS(F)AX>, IOS(P)AIK, IOS(P)AIT) (with any pron.), ios (p) Aim IT,
ios(p)AiT>.
auton. : IOSPAH.
Condtnl.: ios(p)Amn, iospA, IOS(P)AT) se, sib, ios(v)Aimis, ios(p)AiT)is.
auton. : iospAi.
Subj. Pres.: iteAT>, icm, ite (with any pron.), icimvo, ici-o.
auton. : ICCAR.
Subj. Past: icmn, iceA, iceA"6 se, sib, icimis, ICITJIS.
auton. : ici.
Imprtv. : (icnn), ic, ICCAX) se, icimis, 1^15 ( 151), ici"Qis.
auton. : ICCAH.
Verbal N. and Infin. ite. V. Adj. ice,
12Q
To hear CtOS, CtOtSltlC, ClOISCeAll.* Stems: clots., cuAl
Present: cloisim, cloisiR, cloiseAnn cu, se, etc., cloisimit), cloisi-o.
auton. : cloisreAR.
Past : cuAlAS, cuAlAis, ciiAlA cu, se, etc., CUAIAT>AR, cuAlAbAm, CUAUVOAR.
auton. : cxiAlACAS.
Hub. Past: cloismn, cloisceA, cloiseA-6 se, sib, cloisimis, cloisi-ois.
auton. : cloisci.
Future: cloispeA-o, cloispm, cloispi-6 cu, se, etc., cloispimi-o, cloispix).
auton. : cloispeAR.
Condtnl. : clotspmn, cloispeA, cloispeA-6 se, sib, cloispnnis, cloispi-ois.
auton. : cloispi.
Subj. Pres. : cloiseAt), cloism, cloise (with any pron.), cloisitni-o, cloisi-o.
auton. : cloisceAn.
Subj. Past: cloismn, cloisceA, closeAT> se, sit), cloisimis, cloisi-ois.
auton. : cloisci.
Imprto. : (cloisim), clois, cloiseA-6 se, cloisimis, cloisis (-151),
cloisi-ois.
auton. : cloisceAR.
Verbal N. and Infin. clos, cloismc, cloisceAil. V. Adj. cloisce.
*also * Cttlinscm ' Stem: clum often used instead of ' clos.'
THE COPULA IS
Pres. Tense: is; Past Tense: bA; Fut.: bus (seldom used); Condtnl.
and Subj.: bA(-o). Combined with particles: tii, nib , tiios, nib,
HAC, nAub, cAnb ? 50 mb., somAT), 5tm(A),
TABLE OF PREPOSITIONAL PRONOUNS
AgAm
A5AC
A1 5 e
A1C1
A5Ainn
A5Alb
ACtJ
ASAm
ASAC
AS
A1SC1
ASAintl
ASAlb
ASCU
cti5Am
CU5AC
cuige
CX11C1
cu5Ainn
c5Aib
cucu
oiom
oioc
oe
01
oinn
oib
oiob
oom
OtJIC
06
01
otimn
OAOib (x)ib)
ooib
pARAm
PARAC
PA1R1S
pAiReiti
pARAinn
pARAlb
PARO(CA)
piim (pAm
) puc
pe (PAOI)
puiti
puinn
puib
pucu
f iT>iR me
T01R CU
VOIR e
TO1R 1
eAT)RAinn
CATJRAlb
CArARCU
ionAm
ion AC
Ann
ItlCI
ionAinn
ionAib
toncu
liom
ICAC
leis
lei
Imn
lib
leo
ORm
ORC
AIR
U1RC1
ORAinn
ORAlb
ORCU
ROmAm
ROmAC
Ronrte
ROimpi
Ron'iAinn
ROrhAib
Rompu
CAR(A)m
CAR(A)C
CA1R1S
CA1RSC1
CAHAinn
CARAlb
CARSCU
CRiom
CRioc
URi-O
CRitl
CRinn
CRlb
CR10CU
UAim
UA1C
X1A1T)
UA1C1
UAinn
UAlb
UACU
urn Am
umAc
timie
uimpi
umAmn
umAib
timpu
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