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.
OC C)L) Oi- OG Ul
Ocaid, y]7i occajion.
Ochd, Eight
All (.Ji-lid, To night, this night.
Ochd, Al. Uchd, Ahojom: Bean
ho^hda , TZ-c ir»/f o/" //•>■ hofom.
Lan a <x lioa, ^fr apfuU.
fOchra, i-'roga , 5ifcocx
fOchtmhodha & -dhad, Ceithre
fichid. E'ghty.
Ococll, A.I' (nrer. PI
OcraLh, Hungry: Oir ithion an to-
crach, a thoahnihir ii'ias ;/or f^f
hungry eateth up his harvejf. &C
Ocras, Hunger
Ocralan, Aglutton.
Ocrus, V . Ocras
OD
Od, From thy: Od fhordronuibh
From thy Loins.
Odh! Ofiravgel 5cc.
fO ih & oidh, ccol Mujick.
t Odh, K inn, (jrc The point of a
^ear ; The picked or Jharp tvd of
any thing.
Odhar, Fale, wax. PI.
OF
Oflrail, j4n offering.
OG
Og. roung i An taos 6g, the chil-
dren ; the youth : Ar naos 6g,
our little ones.
Ogi.hd, Touth.
Oganach A youth; a young man.
Ogbho, A heifer PI.
Oghdhamh, AhuUock Idem,
■f Ogh, lomlin, Oighreir, /. e rcir
iomlin. IVhole ,fuU Go hogh,
Entirely K
Ogh, V. Og, Amaid. a -virgin. Q.
Ogh & OghUha, Pure.fijuere
Oghdha^hd Virginity
Oglach, Afer'-^ant: Dod 6glach,
to thy fervant Properly a youth,
a young lad ; a flripling.
Ogiolgam, A tadpole.
Ogmhart, A heifer, a young heef.
Ol
f Oi ai no aoi, Caora, O nabarthar,
oilc , i e oi fhcifg , fcil. caora
(heil'ce Ajheep
t Oibne, obainnc no luas. ^Uiicknefs.
fOiLhe, Uilge: O nabanhairCoirc
oiciie. Water
Oihnghim, To worki to caufe or
effeB.
Oibnghche, Wrought
Oibrightheoir, A teork-man.
Oibnughauh, An operation.
Okhcnihi, O&oher
fOidan, Gradh no uaiflcj Love,
tendernefs, generoflty.
Oide, .^ fojier-father K. Alfo a
profejfor or teacher PI
Oideaah, Slaughter, majfacre.
Oidhch & C Jiuht he, A night.
Oideas. Counfel. Q_ Confiiium PI
Oidh. hnihcirlecch, A night thief.
Ouihc, A trai-eUer (^ Fhofguil
m fi mo dhuirle do noiohe ; I
opened my doors to the Traveller
Job. 51 r-
Gidheaah, V Oideadh.
Old neas • Cioch oidhcas, Freeflone
KQ_
Oidhre [ & Leacoidhre 1 lie.
Oiiihreachd, An inber'stance.
Oifige, An office.
Oifigeach, An officer.
01
f Oig, Gail'geadhaigh.
C)igbhcan,.<4OT<i/^j a young-woman .
Oigc, Xouth : An a hoigc. In her
yonth; alfo younger.
Oigf hear, W lad, a youth.
Uigh, Amaid, a virgin : mar oigh
f hiorghloin, m a chafle virgin.
t Oiglie, lomlaine . Fulneft, Inttre-
nefs
O'ghc [al. Ith] chomala. A file.
Oigluann, A pan, a cauldron.
0:ghcar Ice
Oigliearanihail, Vrofiy.
Oighidll, A Jbjourner . V. Oidhc
Oigliim, To behold or look upon.
Oighre, An heir.
Oighreaciid, Inheritance.
Oighrcir, Q. Ka na oighreir no fa
na ImachJ : Under his command
or corredion. K.
t Oighreir, Rcir iomlan.
Oighreata, Frozen.
Oighreog, Frojl.
Oighrim, To freeze.
Oigchighcarna, An heir apparent to
a lordjhip, &c Aondath an ea-
dach an nihoghuidh ; da dhath
an cadach an athaig, tri an ca-
dach an amhais no an oigthighe
arna, &c. K. In Tigheamamhas
mac FoUamliuin.
Oil from Ailim, To nourijh or nurfe :
No gur oil fi e , until that Jhe
had nurfed him : Do oil lolcph a
athair ; Jofeph nourijhed hn Fa-
thef Do hoileadh e, he was edu-
cated K.
Oil, V. olam : Chum oil, To drink.
Oil, A rock. K
Oilbheim,0/«iff. Mat. 15. 77. A
fumbling block I C'or. 1.23.
Oilbheimim, Toflumble: Oilbheim-
tid moran, many Jhall flumhle
ir.8. IT-
Oiibhrco, A funeral fire V\. Rogus
Oilcheas , A doubt.
Oilc ar oille & aroille ; Another.
Oileamhanach, Nourifhing.
Oileamhn.im, To educate., &c.
Oileamhuin, Nurture, food.
Oilean, An Ijland: Oilcan airda
neimheadhg, the old name ofBzr-
ry, or the Great Ijland K Ar an
Oileannuibh ; 0« the Ifles.
Oilcjr Sc -arach, A pilgrim.
Oilcaraim, To go on pilgrimage.
Uilearcha, Anurfery
Oilcachair, A fojler-Father.
Oilirthe, V. Oilithrc
Oilirthcach, V uilichreach.
Oilithrc, Pilgrimage
Oilithrcach, A Pilgrim.
Oille no uiUe, Greater. PI S.
Oillmheadh, Ballaaces.
Oillthead, A cable. PI.
t Oin & on , lafachc ; A loan or
thing lent ; Credicum. P. e.\ CI
Oineach, Mercy Q_ Na biodh ann
duine do fliintcadh oineach chu-
igc, let there be tone to extend
mercy unto him. Pf. 109. II.
Oinicc, Liberal. Pracf. N. T.
f Onmc Maillc: Oinme righ moir,
i.e maillc ris an righ mor With.
Oinfeach, A whore, a harlot, S£,c.
PI.
Oir, For ; becaufe.
Oir, Golden, of gold, V. Or.
01 O I. U ivj u N
Oir, The fftnile-tree i alfo the Let-
ter U t'l.
t Oirc, cu beag no mcafchu, A lap-
dog
Oirceart, A hurt, a -mound, Szd.
PI S F
Oirctalachd, Need, necel/Pty.
Oirthcard, A gold-Jmith.
Oirchcalachd, A mefs.
Oirchill, ^if^ainfl: Oo bhcitli am
01 re hill, to lie in Trait for me.
tOiixhiil, Carriage.
Oirthillini, To bear or carry. PI.
Oirchion)ha^h, Auricon:us, Tel-
lo-w-hair'd.
Oirdhcarca, chief, principal.
OirdhearLam To floarif.^ Dan 44.
Oirdhcarchus, Brightnefs , excellency
Oirdhcirc, E^.ceUent, lUufrious, gal-
lant ; Famous, noble, fiately.
Oireachdus, An affimbly Nu. 14 T-
Oireagha, Chief, excellent i Chr.
IT. 18.
Oireamhail , Meet , proper, conve-
nie?it,Scc. Idoncus. PI
Oireamhanjch, Idem. 2 Tim. 2.21
Oireamhuin. C^ Oireamhna mill
fe ; Sroeet influences. Job. 58^1
Oireamhnaim, To adaptor make-fit
t Oirear , Pleafarit : Oirearghlan
»■ e. Aoibhinghlan. GlolT vet
Oirfid & -deadh, Melody, harmony
Oirfideach, Amufidan K.
Oirghreas, An ornament.
Oiridh, 2r j> wcffi Convenic PI.
Oiread, ^ /■tfA/: Seachd noirid ,
feven-fold: A quantity: Oiread
is feadfuid do bhrcich leo, as
much at they can carry -with them
Oirim, Toferve: Oiiid'h dhOjyCT-:;*
ye him; Go noirfidj that they
may ferve.
Ol ric, Apiece or ^agment PI.
Oirlim, roi-«roj5',&c. Idem.
Oirmhid, Credit, SiCC.
Oirnealta, Neat, elegant, ornamen-
tal.
Oirneimhim, To fl.ine like gold
Oirncis, Goods, chattels , tackling.
AGc 27. 19.
fOirp, Eoraipj Europe.
Oirthir, The eafl: (J noirthcar ,
from the eafl. 11' 45 5-
Oisbhreag, An Hyperbole PI. S.
Oisbheas, An epicycle Idem.
Oifchrcideamh, Superflitwn.
Oifionair, A taberd; a habit for-
merly-worn over a govn. PI.
Oillgribheann, A fuperfcription
Oiflinim, To lay -mith the face vp-
ward. Supino. PI.
OL
01a,oy.- ^\}\get\3,6[i;fofterthan
Oyl Duileog chroinn ola, An
olive leaf
Ola, y. Olam: Teagh nok, ^/
tipling houfe.
Olam, To drink.
Ohn, Wool! , Do\\iiajOfv>eoS,vi>ol-
len.
Olart, A hone.
Olartar, An ungrateful! fmcU. PI.
Olc, Evil bad, naught
Olcas, Naugbtmefs, badnefs : A lei-
theid nach bhtata mc riiroh ar
olcas ; fuch as I never Jaw for
badnefs.
Olchlabaireach, Blober-lip'd.
fOlcho-