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Tit. X. AN IRISH DICTIONARY.
UR
Urlamh, Efgaidh no ullamh, Rea-
dy. &iC.
Urlamhus, Idem. q. Urlaimh. K.
w S. Patric.
Urlar, ^/aor: Urlar thighe,r^
floor of a Houfe ., Urlir bhuaiJte,
A threfh'mg floor.
t UrUtaidh, Umhaloid •• Affhity
of body, Tumhlmg. &C.
Urluachair, Green rvjkts.
Unnagh, Armoy.
Ur-Mumhoin, Ormond.
TUrnaidhiraCeangal Q. A'fo the
Vm-fir Jack,tkatfaJ}ens the wires
of a karp.
Urniighe, A Prayer : Do rinne fe
urnaighe. He fray'd
Urra, Reus PI. The defendant in
a Procefs i alfo Surety
jUrrae, Umhhchd no Urraimi
obedience.
Urraim, Eefid, Reverence, Obe-
dience ,- Honour, Deference .^ &c.
Diighe airm, Urraim ; The
STDord requires Obsdienfe.
Utrain, Aftayerfupport.
Urramachd, Homage-, Suhmilfion.
Urran: Urran na lefi [& ubhal
na leii ] The kip or huckle-bone.
Urrlugaim, To 'jomit.
Urrlugan, VomitiHg.
Unughas, Snretifktp^ Securitj, &C
UR US
Don donas an turrughas ; Sure-
tifkip attends the Unfortunate
UffUdhatach, Bold, Confident, Vn-\
daunted.
Urfa, The fide pofl of a door : Ar
dha, urloinn, On the two fide
pofts ; Ag urfmnaibh mo dhoirli,
Atthepofts ofmydoor.Vtoy%.l^
Urfan, A bear H.
t Urfcar, Urfcartadh. Qd ?
Urlbg, Ajhe-bear. PI.
Urthaidhe, Mionna ; An Oath :
Urchaidhe uainn, i. e. mionna
uamn.
\Jix\i\ii<i'n, k\x.o\t\ An Altar.
Urul'a i Eafy , feafihle ,pra£licable :
Urula liom leigion c6 i I can
eafily give it over. Ni hutuia
i liom, / can hardly ^ &c.
US
f Us, Slonnsdn no aifneis. Tid-
ings ofiiihais loft
fUs, lomthus no Sgela; A Nar-
rative, a ftory, &:c. Us Dii^n
Cuailgne Diacbir, i. e. Sgela no
^ Imtheachca.
Ula, Eafier : Cia is ufa a rddh ?
I lyketker is it eafier to fay ? Ni
hufa liom fo, na fin ; This is not
eafier to me than that.
t Uia, Coir ; Juft, Righteous, True :
Ba hufa, 1. 1. Ba coir.
US z
\Jfich(, Power or faculty: Isufjchd
dhuibhfi, Tou may -, it iies in\
your po-uier.
Ufaidc, Eafier : Is ufaide dhuir an
ni fin do dheunamh ^ Thou maifl
the eafier do it.
Ufarb, Bis ; Death.
hUfga Pi'. 66. 1 5'. Mendofe pro
tliufga J Incenfe : lodhbirtha
loifge meitheaJluigh toirbheo-
rad dhui: re hulga r eirheauh ; /
wUl offer unto thee burnt Sacri-
fices with the hicenfe of rams.
Ulgjram, To rid or clear.
Uiuinn, Play or (port; as injufi-
l:ng, wre/l/ing, &c.
UlUinricacii, Chearful, brisk, mer-
ry ; Alfo nimble, a£live, &c.
Ulliinncachd, Chearfumefs , brisk-
ntfs, ASi'jity.
Uipairncachci Wreftling, firugling,
&c. Strife, contention.
Ufuire, An ufurer.
UlUTcachd, Vfury.
! Vulpej, A fox. Parth. Nan. Vid
j Vulpes p. 179.
ZTraif, A black thorn or floe-
tree : Alfo the Utter Z. Plih.
e:: Codice Lecano.
APPENDIX.
H«v'i% jmce the Printing this Irifh Didionary, fent Copies to Ireland aW Scotland,
in order to have it irnprovd; the following Supplement confijls chiefly of fome Notes
return d thence by two Gentlemen, roeU kpovon to be able Scholars and Majlers of that
Language.
Ir. dtfiinguifres tke Words fint fi-om Ireland ; Sc thtfe fiom Scotland, and this mark -.fome Words that are
already PrtJfttd, but fuch as have been either erreneoufly interpreted, or elfe have another fignification be
fides that ajjigndin the DiHumary: whereif the fame mark be alfo added, by fuch as hai-e frequent occa-
fion to perufe Irifh MSS &c. 'r-j;i? he a DireHion that fuch Words are further or better explain d in the
Appendix.
ABhach [or Amhach'.-] A Terrier; A fort of]
Currs ufed for baiting of poxes in their holes
and forcing them out. Sc Aca ■.• With them. Ir.
Sc. Achmhuj-an, A check or reproof Ir. As •.• A
orani when joyn'd with the fecond Per fan. Sc Asaj;
spbbap •.■ 1. Adag arbha. Ir f Abbach ■.• He died
Ir. A&hinl Adhiin. Ir Aohajicap.-. ^<^'-fa». Sc.
Athplaich'.' ^;«/? L^rd or Sovereign Ir. Atjh-
maa •. Timber, ir. Sc. f AshuBh, Gird/e fire, vi7..
Fire at hand. Ir. Q_ Albhij-each,r<!rr/^/e, great, huge,
enormous. Sz- Alce, A lobfler hole, a crab hole. Jr
Aice ■.• With her. Ir Sc. Aishne, An Advocate. Ir.
Sc. Ajahoior, Pleadtrg. Ir. Sc. Aij^e ..By him, to
him Ir. Sc Aljhean, A brewing pan ; a furnace. Ir
t All.' Adifgrace or blot in one's Scutcheon Ir. Al-
leoj;, r^ hickup. Sc. AilsiO)', Pride. Sc. Appetite -,
alfo a falfe indination to floot. Ir. Aill, A cliff. Ir.
l\i\\-[t,A fairy. ^. ^^\\]■l■.■ Delay h. Aimbpti&be.-
Intricacy .h .' Ainbhchealach ■.• Alfo the name of a
Scocifh King. An 718. Flah. p. 4.-9. Ainjeal, F>rf .
Sc. AingiDheachs •. Sin. wickednefs, Sc. Malice. Ir.
1 Ainmhian, Concupifience . Ir. Amniom, A natural
\ff>ot or mark.lr. Ai]\c-.- A difficulty, a flr ait Sc. Di-
l^efi.li. fAipchif, Eccoine .■ Cemptamt, Expoflu-
^ latum AipGinnceadi"." 1 Airdinntinncach. Aipghc,
A place for Summer grazing in the Mountains. Sc
Inftruments, utenfils. Ir. Aipne [The plural of Apa]
The kidneys. A\p~ne2il, Wearinefs, fatigue. Sc. f Aif-
j^eip •.' A long contmued ridge Ir vjhence Aij-^ejp
Riata, Tie bounds of North and South Ireland, i'lah.
p.^I^. .\\'!\,Death. {a)X\z,Pur-zor gors.h. Aicheich,
A Giant. Ir. Sc. Aichj^hioppa, The fhorter v:ay
t AUabhiiji, mac alia •.• Muc alia, Ax eccho. Ir All-
maipach ■.• 1. Alimhairach. Jr. Alluijh-.- Damh
alluish, A Stag Ir. Allum'.- 1. Allui?;h. Ir. Aluin
1. Aiuinn. \m,Time. Roimheham, before her time.
Amhancholl •. The Diphthongs of 2l : As x, ai, ao. Ir.
Arr.ufadh. To level at, to aim. Amhaon, Plurality i
It's ufed alfo for twms. Ir. t Ana •.■ A cornu copite or
Inexhaufttble Treafure Ir. alfo a continuance of calm
weather. Ir. Anall ". Prom beyotid hither. Ir. Anaoi-
tihin 1. Araoibhin. 7r. &■. Anbhodh, Ttforfl/e Ir. afo
hardofdigeftion. Anf hoplann ■." T)ra»OT. Ir. fAngh-
\onr\,Opprelfion.\r. At)gn?r.2, RfJ^t. delay Ir Anuaj-
.z'^uy phy. Up and down. Anu^yil^ Metin, ba/e. A-
I nuaijie, Bafencfs ; more bafe. Sc. Ir. Anunn, Hence
ever. Ir. Anpo, Mifery, abufe. Acjbhm 1. Aoibhinn,
I Anileach ".• del. .1^ gazing flock. Aoinim, To Faft ;
I -i'toff tlhaoma, Friday -, becaufe anciently aFafl-day;
I and fince the Reformation it has been fo far obfervd
(a) Aij-leni, A Shroud or winding fi.'eet.
that