Blair Collection > Archaeologia Britannica, giving some account additional to what has been hitherto publish'd, of the languages, histories and customs of the original inhabitants of Great Britain

AN IRISH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY.
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hradh : An deidhc, ro rannadh I Dcineafach, Fierce or cruel.
ros lei'^he. >. e. an da ni do Dcineafach, ^'ci, ^rimi/e, Ir'tsk.
rannadh ag ros leighe, &c. Two
a double proportion., &c.
Dcifir, Hafte.
Deifreadh, A difference. K.
Deifrighim, To haflen.
Deighiomchair , IFell iehav'd. PL
Deighionach, The lafJ, the hind-
moB: fna laethibh deighionacha,
In the lajl days.
Deighthiodhlaidhe, Goods.
Dcigniomhar, Good behaviour, me-
rit: Lem dcigniomhorthuibh fe-
in, By my own mirils. St.
Deil, A turner s lath.
fDeil, Slat, A rod, a twig, ^c.
t Dcilbh, Maifeach : ni deilbh Icis
/. e. ni maifeach leis, Fi?ic,fair,
brave; ftghtly.
Dcilbhealach, The meeting of two
•ways. Bivium. PI.
Deilbhin &: -bhog, A little image.
fDeilchead, olc no doilidh.
Deilcheannach , 'njac hath two
heads.
Deileadanach, Double-faced. PI.
Deileadoir, A turner.
Deileala, The jj>ace of two days.Vl.
t Dcilcang, Vide Deihimice.
fDeilcas, Doiciieall.
Dcileoidhchc , The ff>are of two
nights.
t Deilethorc, Tore da bhliadhan.
Deilf, A dolphin. PI.
Deilgionnadb, lyajl or kavock.
Deilgionnaim, To lay waji.
Dcilguc, Thorny: Dreas deilgne,
A pricking brier.
Deilinrij To turn with a lath.
Deilin, Dim. of Deil.
t Deillidhim ar, To lean ; alfo to
Jlick to., or adhere. Deillidh, Lu-
ighe no Icanmhain : Deillidh a
I meanma fair. i.e. Do luigh, no do
lean, crc.
t Deillidris, Deallaighid ris.
fDeilm, lomad no obann nocri-
oth, no .foghar no toran, &c.
annhail aca rannlb. Lasbhaidb
ciiolum, ar chloinn chuinn ; ag
iin an deilm dhiofhulaing , 6cc.
A found, a noije, a trembling.
Deilmim, To make a tioife. P. ex CI
t Deilmuicc , muc da bhliadhan^
A hog of two years old.
t Dcilrre,Dec Droidheachda, Dru-
id-idols.
Deimhas, A pair officers, &C PI.
t Deimhe , Dorchadas oidhche ,
Darknefs.
t Deimhe, Didean. Go ndeimhe-
adh. i. e. go ndidneadh.
Deirahin, True: Deimhin -fgeul,
The true hiflory. Go deimhin,
furely.
f Deimhnedo laoidh. i. e. Deimh-
nigh fo It laoidh
Deimhnighim, To affirm : neithe
dheimhnighid fiad , the things
they affirm.
Dcin : fa dhein, Even to.
f Dcin, Glan, clean.
\ Deine, Neatnefs, cleajdtnefs.
Deine, Q;_yefperum. PI. S. ex F.
Deineachdach , Rude, -vehement ,
earnefl, urgent.
Deineas, Violence, Fiercnefs.
Deineafaighe, Light?iing
Deinmeas, Vanity.
Dcinmheach, Void.
jDeinmhcach, Diomhaoin. Nir
bhobair dhuine dheinmheich.
7. e. dhuine dhiomhaoin. Vain or
frivolous.
Deinmheacha, Toies, trifling, S<c.
Deinmheaclioir, A pedlar thatf'l-
leth fmall inare.
Deinmhighim, To vavifli.
Deinmhin, Avain fellow, a trifer.
t Deinmnc , Luath no dcithbhi-
reach, Swift, quick, a&ive.
Deir, Teine Fiaidh, St. Anthony's
fire J thefhingles. PI.
Dcirbhcliamhuin, A fin in Law.
Deirbhghniomh, An axiom j apro-
po fit ion, a maxim.
Dcirbhliag, A tou'.h-fio7ie.
t Deirc, Ihe deep or abyjs. K.
Deirce, Alms : Ag iarraidh deirce.
Begging.
Deirdis a Deirim, Dico : A nuair
a deirdis, When they faid.
Dcircadh, The end: Fa dheircadh,
At lafi. Go deireadli, to the end.
An dcircadh. The rear. O deir-
eadh. Out of the flern.
Deireandhachj The lafl.
Dcirgchriot, Rtd ruddle.
Deirge & -cas , Rednefs : Gne
dhcirgc, reddijh. Vide Dearg.
Dcirghe , Avoiding or Jhunning.
t Deirghe , Dcrach no nochtadh.
t Deirghe, Fagbhail Deirghe ei-
reann. id eiJ Fagbhail, &:c. To
whin 0,' obtain.
f Dcirgheine, Do righne, He made.
t Dcirginaleadh, Inncaii dearg.
t Deirgli,Ceannach, A reward.
Ceirgliaigh, Achirurgeon. PI.
f Deind, Diamhair no lecreid, A
fecret.
Dciridh, The lafl, the hiudmop.
Deirim, To /peak, fay or tell.
t Deirim, dialgadh, To dijmifs.
Deirionnach, The latter.
Deirli, A reward, a prefent.
f Deirmide, Diairmide. ;. e. mio-
fonoir, Difbonour.
Deirrid, A fecret, e myjiery.
Deirrideach, L. Cripticus. PI. Se-
cret, hid, private, clofi,
Deis, After.
Deis, Right : An lamh dheis, the
right hand.
Deiiceart, The South.
Deifciobal, A difciple.
Dcifcreide, Dtfcretion.
Deife & -acht, Elegance, veatnefs.
Deileach, no go deifeal. Towards
the right ; Southward-
Deifcachd, Adrefs, an ornament.
t Deifidh, Do (liuidh : Deilidh ma
fharradh. ;. e. Do ihuidh ma fo-
chair. He fat.
Deifidhim, To flay or remain. F.
t Deifidhocca, do cinneadh leo.
Deifmighim, To drefs or adorne.
Deifmireach, Curious. PI.
Deifmis, Idem.
Deiftean, Abhorrence, difdain.
Deifteanaim, To hate or detefl.
Dciftion [C.Brit. Dincod dannedh]
Numnefs. A duadar na haithre
DE DI
caora fearbha, agus do cuireadh
dciftion air fhiacluibh na cloji-
ne, The fathers have eaten fower
grapes, and the children! tetth
are fet 071 edge.
t Deithbhir, Dlightheach, Legal.
Deithbhrcaghadh, HaBe, Sjcz.
Deithbhrighim , To haflen or di-
Ifatch.
Deithide, Separation.
t Deithide, Friochnamh , no cu-
ram, Care, diligence.
Deithneamhar, Ten.
Dcithneas, HaBe.
Deithniofach, Hafly.
Deneafaighim, To make hafl.
Dennadh, Variation. PJ.
Deobhronnta, Conjecrated.
Deoch, Drink.
Deochair, Eidirdheiluigheadh, A
Difference or diJli?i£iion.
t Deodham , do dheoin De , God
willing.
Deodhand, A deodand.
fDeoghbhaire, Giolla copain, A
Cup- hearer, a butler.
go Deoig, Always, continually.
Deoigh, Therefore.
Deoigh : Fa Dheoigh, At lengthy
at lafl, finally.
t Deoigh, Deigh&Daigh. i.e. ar
fon, no do bhrigh, For the fake
of, becaufe.
Deoirfeach, A flave.
fDeolaidh, Grafa, Aid, help, fuc-
cour. Sec. Al/ii a portion or dowry.
fDcolcha, Diolcha. i.e. adhbhal
61 no 61 mor.
t Deolchair Tiodhlacadh, A pre-
fent.
Deonachd, Tudendum. PI.
Deonagh:dh, Affent, an agreement.
Deonaighim, To approve, to like, to
allow or grant : Go ndeonuigh
Dia, God gra7it. Deonuidh tro-
caire dho, Grant him mercy.
Deontach, Voluntary.
Deontas, WiUingnefs.
Deor, A drop, a tear. Gutta. PI.
fDeoraidh, Trcn no laidir, flrojig.
tDeoraidh, Eafurra.
Deoraidhc, A banifl^ed 7nan.
Deoraidheachd, Banifhrnent.
Deoraighim, Tobanifh or expell.
Deoranta, Expell'd, ca(l:eerd.
Deoniighe, An out- law, a vaga-
bond.
Dern, A buffet, a box.
t Des, Fcarann, Land.
t Des , Druim.neach. /. e. amhail
Druimne des.
t Defe,Buidhnej A tap orfpotit.Q^
t Dat, Tomhaltas no Biadh, Food.
Deugaidhe : Go deugaidhe Dia, /
■a>ijh, I would to God.
Deunam, Let us make.
Dcus,Deufa & Diala,£«rj of come.
Dl
Di, Unto her, unto it : dhi, fro7n
her.
Dia, God.
Dii, A day: Dia Saithirin,/<»/«r»-
day. Dia domhnaigh, Sunday.
t Diabail, di aoibhil. >. e. Gan cenc,
•without fire.
Diabhal, The Devil
Diablilaidhe vtl Diabhluidhe, De-
vihjli.
fDiab-