A |
|
a (+ dat.) |
from |
a |
her (poss.) |
a (inf.)(len.) |
it |
a (len.) |
his |
a (len.) |
O! |
a (nas.) |
their |
ab (-n, f.) |
river |
accomol (-o, n.) |
union |
acht |
but |
acht |
except |
ad-aig (B I) |
moves |
ad-ágathar (A I) |
fears |
ad-cí (A III) |
sees |
ad-cobra (A I) |
wishes |
ad-ella (A I) |
approaches |
ad-fét (B I) |
tells |
ad-gnin (B V) |
recognizes |
ad-rími (A II) |
reckons |
ad-treba (A I) |
dwells |
adaig (-í, f.) |
night |
adbar (-o, n.) |
reason |
aicned (-o, n.) |
nature |
aidéitchide (-yo) |
horrible |
aig (-i, f.) |
ice |
aigid (B I) |
drives |
aile (-yo) |
other |
ailitherdae (-yo) |
foreign |
aimnigidir (A II) |
names |
aingel (-o, m.) |
angel |
aingid (B I) |
protects |
aingid (B I) |
spares |
ainim (f., gsg. ainme) |
blemish |
ainm (-n, n.) |
name |
air-cessi (A II) |
pities |
air-clich (B I) |
wards off |
air-gair (B II) |
forbids |
air-léci (A II) |
lends |
airde (-yo, n.) |
sign |
aire |
or |
aire (-g, m.) |
gentleman |
aire (-yo, m.) |
load |
airhirge (-yá, f.) |
repentance |
airid (B II) |
plows |
airiuclán (-o, m.) |
oratory |
airmitiu (-n, f.) |
reverence |
aite (-yo, m.) |
adoptive father |
aith-fen (B IV) |
requites |
aithech (-o, m.) |
churl |
aithesc (-o, n.) |
answer |
aíne (-yá, f.) |
fasting |
aís (-u, m. coll.) |
people |
alaile |
another |
alid (B I) |
rears |
allaid (-i) |
wild |
amal (len.) |
like |
amein |
so (adv.) |
amrae (-yo) |
wonderful |
anaid (A I) |
remains |
and |
there |
and |
then |
anéola |
unknowing |
anim (-n, f.) |
soul |
ansae (-yo) |
difficult |
apstal (-o, m.) |
apostle |
ar (len.) |
before |
ar (len.) |
because |
ar (nas.) |
our |
ara (nas.) |
so that |
arae (-d, m.) |
charioteer |
arbor (-n, n. g. sg. arbae) |
corn |
ard (-o) |
high |
argat (-o, n.) |
silver |
as-beir (B I) |
says |
as-féna (A I) |
testifies |
as-ren (B IV) |
sells |
at-bail (B II) |
dies |
at-tá |
is |
athach (-á, f.) |
blast |
athair (-r, m.) father |
father |
atrab (-o, n.) |
dwelling |
aue (-yo, m.) |
grandson |
á |
|
áilgen (-o) |
mild |
áilgine (-yá, f.) |
mildness |
áilid (A II) |
begs for |
áithius (-u, m.) |
energy |
án |
drive |
áram (-á, f.) |
number |
árus (-o, n.) |
house |
árusc (-o, n.) |
proverb |
ásaid (A I) |
grows |
áss (-o, n.) |
growth |
áth (-u, m.) |
ford |
áue (-yo, m.) |
grandson |
B |
|
b (inf.) |
you (acc.) |
bachall (-á, f.) |
staff |
bairgen (-á, f.) |
bread |
baithis (f.) |
baptism |
baitsid (A I) |
baptizes |
ball (-o, m.) |
member |
barr (-o, m.) |
summit |
bán (-o) |
white |
bás (-o, n.) |
death |
becc (-o) |
small |
beirid (B I) |
carry |
ben (-á, f., gsg. mná) |
woman |
benaid (B IV) |
hits |
benaid (B IV) |
hews |
bendachaid (A I) |
blesses |
bendacht (-á, f.) |
blessing |
berbaid (A II) |
cooks |
berraid (A I) |
shears |
bethu (-d,m.) |
life |
beus |
still (adv.) |
béim (-n, n.) |
hit |
bél (-o, m.) |
lip |
béo (-o) |
alive |
bés (-u, m.) |
custom |
béss |
perhaps |
béss (-u, m.) |
habit |
biad (-o, n. gsg. Biid) |
food |
bibdu (-d, m.) |
criminal |
binn (-i) |
pleasant |
bir (-u, n.) |
spear |
bith (-u, m.) |
world |
blíadan (-í, f.) |
year |
bocht (-o) |
poor |
bochtae (-yá, f.) |
poverty |
boíth (-o) |
foolish |
bolad (-o, m. /n.) |
smell |
bó (f.) |
cow |
bratt (-o, m.) |
cloak |
bráthair (-r, m.) |
brother |
breth (-á, f.) |
carrying |
bréc (-á, f.) |
lie |
bréc (-á, f.) |
falsehood |
brisid (A II) |
breaks |
brithem (-n, m.) |
judge |
brí (-g, m.) |
hill |
bríathar (-á, f.) |
word |
bríg (-á, f.) |
importance |
bró (-n, f.) |
mill |
bruach (-o, n.) |
coast |
bruiden (-á, f.) |
hostel |
buide (-yá, f.) |
gratitude |
buide (-yo) |
yellow |
buiden (-á, f.) |
troop |
búachaill (-i, m.) |
boy |
búaid (-i, n.) |
victory |
C |
|
cach |
each |
cadesin |
self |
cailech (-o, m.) |
chalice |
cairdine (-yá, f.) |
friendship |
cairigidir (A II) |
blames |
caithid (A II) |
consumes |
caín (-i) |
good |
calléic |
nevertheless |
canaid (B I) |
sings |
canisin |
self |
canóin (-yá, f.) |
Bible |
carae (-d, m.) |
friend |
caraid (A I) |
loves |
caratrad (-o, n.) |
friendship |
carcar (-á /-g, f.) |
prison |
carpat (-o, m.) |
chariot |
cath (-u, m.) |
battle |
cathair (-g, f.) |
town |
cathugud (-u, m.) |
strife |
catt (-o, m.) |
cat |
cáinid (B II) |
reviles |
cechtar |
each (of two) |
ceist |
mind you |
ceist (-i, f.) |
question |
celid (B I) |
conceal |
cen (len. +acc.) |
without |
cenél (-o, n. gsg. ceniuil) |
kind |
ceni |
though |
cenmithá (+acc.) |
besides |
cenn (-o, n.) |
head |
cennaige (-yo, m.) |
merchant |
cerdd (-yá, f.) |
craft |
cesin |
self |
cethir |
four |
cethorcho (-d, m.) |
forty |
cethramad |
fourth |
cé |
this |
céile (-yo, m.) |
companion |
céle (-yo, m.) |
other (of two) |
céo (-g, m. gsg. Ciach) |
fog |
céol (-o, n., gsg. Cíuil) |
music |
césaid (A I) |
suffer |
céssad (-u, m.) |
suffering |
céssaid (A I) |
suffers |
cét (-o, n.) |
hundred |
cét- |
first |
cétbuid (-i, f.) |
feeling |
cétnae (-yo) |
first |
cétnae (-yo) |
same |
cétnaide (-yo) |
primitive |
cid |
what |
cimbid (-i, m.) |
prisoner |
cin (-d, m.) |
mistake |
cing (-d, m.) |
warrior |
cía |
who |
cía |
if |
cíall (-á, f.) |
sense |
claideb (-o, m.) |
sword |
claidid (B I) |
digs |
cland (-á, f.) |
children |
clár (-o, n.) |
table |
cliuss (-u, m.) |
game |
cloc (-o, m.) |
bell |
cloch (-á, f.) |
stone |
cloín (-o) |
crooked |
cluiche (-yo, m./n.) |
play |
clú (-s, n.) |
fame |
cnáim (-i, m.) |
bone |
co (+acc.) |
to |
co (nas., + dat.) |
without |
cobadlus (-u, m.) |
fellowship |
cobair (-d, f. gsg. Cobrath) |
help |
coibnestae (-yo) |
akin |
coibnius (-u, m.) |
kinship |
coimdiu (-d, m.) |
Lord |
coimsid (-i, m.) |
ruler |
coir (-i) |
proper |
coitchenn (-o) |
common |
coí (-ch, m.) |
cuckoo |
coím (-o) |
lovely |
coímaid (A I) |
cherishes |
coínid (A II) |
weeps |
col (-o, n.) |
sin |
colainn (-i, f.) |
flesh |
colnaide (-yo) |
carnal |
com-eim (B I) |
preserves |
comairle (-yá, f.) |
advice |
comalnaithir (A I) |
fulfils |
comardae (-yo, n.) |
sign |
comláinius (-u, m.) |
completeness |
comlán (-o) |
complete |
commus (-u, m.) |
power |
comrac (-o n./m.) |
meeting |
comrorgon |
error |
con-ceil (B I) |
denies |
con-dieig (B I) |
seeks |
con-gní (A III) |
helps |
con-icc |
can (vb.) |
con-rig (B II) |
ties (vb.) |
con-scara (A I) |
destroys |
cornaire (-yo, m.) |
horn-blower |
corp (-o, m.) |
body |
cosc (-o, n.) |
correction |
coscaid (A II) |
corrects |
cosmail (-i) |
similar |
cosmaile (-yá, f.) |
similarity |
cosmailius (-u, m.) |
similarity |
coss (-á, f.) |
leg |
cóic |
five |
córae (-yá, f.) |
peace |
crann (-o, n.) |
tree |
crábud (-o, m.) |
piety |
creitid (A II) |
believes |
crenaid (B IV) |
buys |
cretem (-á, f.) |
faith |
cré (-d, f.) |
mud |
cride (-yo, n.) |
heart |
criuss (-u, m.) |
girdle |
crích (-á, f.) |
boundary |
crob (-o, m./n.) |
claw |
croch (-á, f.) |
cross |
cródae (-yo) |
wild |
cruthagaidir (A II) |
shapes |
cuimnech (-o) |
mindful |
cuirm (-n, n. gsg. cormae) |
beer |
cuit (-i, f.) |
share |
cumachtach (-o) |
mighty |
cummae |
like |
cumrae (-yo) |
fragrant |
cú (-n, m.) |
dog |
cúrsagad (-u, m.) |
reprimand |
D |
|
da (len.) |
two |
daidbir (-i) |
poor |
daig (-i, f.) |
fire |
daimid (B II) |
admits |
daingen (-o) |
strong |
daltae (-yo, m.) |
fosterling |
dam (-o, m.) |
ox |
damnae (-yo, n.) |
material |
dar (+acc.) |
across |
dán (-u, m.) |
gift |
dán (-u, m.) |
poem |
dánae (-yo) |
courageous |
deac |
ten |
debe (-yo, n.) |
difference |
dech |
best |
dechor (-o, n.) |
difference |
decming (-i) |
impossible |
deg- |
well- |
deich (nas.) |
ten |
deithbir (-i) |
just (adj.) |
delb (-á, f.) |
form |
demun (-o, m.) |
devil |
derb (-o) |
certain |
derg (-o) |
red |
deserc (-á, f.) |
charity |
dethiden (-á, f.) |
care |
deug (-á, gsg. Dige) |
drink |
déess (-á, f.) |
idleness |
déine (-yá, f.) |
speed |
déne (-yá, f.) |
swiftness |
dérgud (-u, m.) |
couch |
di (len., +dat.) |
of |
diamlad (-u, m.) |
disguising |
diamuin (-i) |
pure |
diass (-á, f.) |
two persons |
didiu |
now |
dil (-i) |
dear |
día |
day |
Día (-o, m., gsg. Dé) |
god |
día (nas.) |
if |
díadae (-yo) |
godly |
dían (-o) |
swift |
díbergach (-o, m.) |
pirat |
dígal (-á, f.) |
revenge |
díless (-o) |
own |
dílmain (-i) |
permitted |
dítiu (-n, f.) |
protection |
dliged (-o, n.) |
law |
do (len.+dat.) |
to |
do grés |
always |
do-ad-gair (B II) |
pleads |
do-beir (B I) |
brings |
do-gní (A III) |
does |
do-icc |
comes |
do-seinn (B I) |
chases |
do-seinn (B I) |
pursues |
do-tét |
comes |
do-tuit |
falls |
do-ucci (A II) |
understands |
dochum (nas. +gen.) |
to |
dodaing (-i) |
difficult |
doig (-i) |
probable |
doínacht (-á, f.) |
humanity |
doíre (-yá, f.) |
captivity |
dolbaid (A II) |
feigns |
dommae (-yo) |
poor |
dommatu (-t, m.) |
poverty |
domnach (-o, n.) |
church |
domun (-o, n.) |
world |
domundae (-yo) |
worldly |
doraid (-i) |
difficult |
dorchae (-yo) |
dark |
dorus (-u, n.) |
door |
doss (-o, n.) |
bush |
dron (-o) |
hard |
druimm (-i, n.) |
back |
druí (-d, m.) |
druid |
duine (-yo, npl. doíne) |
person |
dul (-u, ?) |
movement |
dún (-s / -o, n.) |
fort |
dúthracht (f.) |
desire |
E |
|
ech (-o, m.) |
horse |
ecnae (-yo, n.) |
knowledge |
ed |
it |
eden (-o, m./n.) |
ivy |
eirr (-d, m.) |
warrior |
ellach (-o, n.) |
union |
ennac (-o) |
innocent |
epscop (-o, m.) |
bishop |
erbaid (A II) |
entrusts |
erchóitech (-o) |
harmful |
erigem (-á, f.) |
complaint |
ernaid (B IV) |
bestows |
esbach (-o) |
useless |
etar-certa (A I) |
interprets |
etargnae (-yo, n.) |
cognition |
etarscarad (-u, m.) |
separation |
eter (+acc.) |
between |
etercert (-á, f.) |
meaning |
é |
|
écen (-á, f.) |
necessity |
ém |
indeed |
én (-o, m.) |
bird |
énairt (-i) |
weak |
érassaigidir (A II) |
rejects |
étach (-s /-o, n.) |
cloth |
éthech (-o, n.) |
perjury |
étrad (-o, n.) |
lust |
F |
|
fa (len.) |
or |
fairge (-yá, f.) |
ocean |
faitigus (-u, m.) |
caution |
faílid (-i) |
joyful |
faílte (-yá, f.) |
joy |
fáith (-i, m.) |
prophet |
fál (-o, m.) |
fence |
fedid (B I) |
leads |
feidligidir (A II) |
lasts |
fer (-o, m.) |
man |
ferg (-á, f.) |
anger |
fergach (-o) |
angry |
fergaigidir (A II) |
rages |
ferr |
better |
fetarlaic (-í, f.) |
Old Testament |
féig (-i) |
keen |
fér (-o, n.) |
grass |
fib |
as (conj.) |
fiche (-d, m.) |
twenty |
fid (-u, m.) |
wood |
fili (-d, m.) |
poet |
finn (-o) |
bright |
firiánaigithir (A II) |
makes true |
fis (-u, n.) |
knowledge |
fiuss (-u, m.) |
knowledge |
fíad (len. +dat.) |
before |
fíada (-t, m.) |
lord |
fín (-u, n.) |
wine |
fíne (-yá, f.) |
vine |
fír (-o) |
truth |
fírinne (-yá, f.) |
justice |
flaith (-i, m.) |
ruler |
flechod (-o, n.) |
rain |
flesc (-á, f.) |
rod |
fo (len., +dat., acc.) |
under |
fo-ácaib (B II) |
leaves |
fo-ceird (B I) |
throws |
fo-chétóir |
immediately |
fo-daim (B II) |
endures |
fo-fridigedar (A II) |
girds |
fo-fúasna (A I) |
disturbs |
fo-gaib (B II) |
finds |
fo-gaib (B II) |
gets |
fo-reith (B I) |
helps |
fochaide (-iá, f.) |
illness |
fochonn (-o, m.) |
occasion |
fochricc f. |
reward |
foilsigidir (A II) |
explains |
foirbthe (-yo) |
complete |
foirbthetu (-d, m.) |
completeness |
foirmtech (-o) |
jealous |
foídid (A II) |
sends |
follamnaigid (A II) |
rules |
follamnugad (-u, m.) |
rule |
follus (-u) |
clear |
folt (-o, m.) |
hair |
for (+dat, +acc.) |
on |
for (nas. inf.) |
your (pl.) |
for-cain (B II) |
teaches |
for-cenna (A I) |
ends |
forcitlaid (-i, m.) |
teacher |
forngaire (-á, f.) |
help |
fortacht (-á, f.) |
help |
forus (-o, n.) |
basis |
fraig (-i, f.) |
wall |
frecrae (-yo, n.) |
answer |
fri (+acc.) |
against |
fris-gair (B II) |
answers |
fris-oirg (B I) |
bothers |
frith-toing (B III) |
renounces |
fuar (-o, n.) |
causing |
fuil (-i, f.) |
blood |
fúachaid (A I) |
points |
G |
|
gabál (-á, f.) |
seizure |
gae (m.) |
spear |
gaibid (B II) |
takes |
gaimred (-o, n.) |
winter |
gainithir (B II) |
is born |
gairid (B II) |
calls |
gaisced (-o, m.) |
arms |
gal (-á, f.) |
valour |
galar (-o, m./n.) |
illness |
galrach (-o) |
ill |
gataid (A I) |
steals |
gataige (-yo, m.) |
thief |
gáeth (-á, f.) |
wind |
gáeth (-o) |
wise |
gel (-o) |
bright |
gelid (B I) |
grazes |
genti (-i, m.) |
pagan |
gér (-o) |
sharp |
gin (-u, m.) |
mouth |
glan (-o) |
clean |
glanaid (A I) |
cleans |
glas (-o) |
green |
glas (-o) |
blue |
glenaid (B IV) |
adheres |
glenn (-s, n.) |
valley |
glé |
clear |
gléo (-d, f.) |
fight |
glún (-s, n.) |
knee |
gnáth (-o) |
usual |
gníid (A III) |
makes |
gním (-u, m.) |
feat |
gobae (-n, m.) |
smith |
goire (-yá, f.) |
duty |
gonaid (A I) |
slays |
gor (-o) |
duteous |
gort (-o, m.) |
field |
graig (-i, n.) |
flock |
grád (-o, n.) |
rank |
grán (-o, n.) |
corn |
grían (-á, f.) |
sun |
guide (-ýa, f.) |
prayer |
guidid (B II) |
prays |
guirid (A II) |
heats |
guth (-u, m.) |
voice |
gúasacht (-á, f.) |
danger |
H |
|
hóre |
because |
I |
|
i (nas., +dat. +acc.) |
in |
i ndiad |
finally |
i ndíaid (+gen.) |
after |
ibid (B I) |
drinks |
ifernach (-o) |
damned |
il (-i) |
many |
imbed (-o, n.) |
abundance |
imbrádud (-u, m.) |
meditation |
imchomarc (-o, n.) |
question |
imdae (-yo) |
numerous |
imdae (-yo) |
plentiful |
imdegail (-á) |
defence |
imdibe (-yo, n.) |
circumcision |
imgabál (f.) |
avoidance |
imm-aig (B I) |
rambles |
imm-soí (A III) |
turns |
imm-uss-gaib (B II) |
avoids |
immalle |
together |
immenetor |
mutually |
immurgu |
however |
imned (-o, n.) |
trouble |
imthuge (-yá, f.) |
clothing |
in |
the (masc.) |
in (len.) |
the (fem.) |
in tan |
when (conj.) |
in-coissig (B II) |
signifies |
in-fo-lugi (A II) |
conceals |
in-nocht |
tonight |
inber (-á, f.) |
rivermouth |
indas (-u, n.) |
manner |
indeb (-o, n.) |
treasure |
indmas (-u/-o, m.) |
property |
indocbal (-á, f.) |
glory |
indossa |
now |
ingen (-á, f.) |
daughter |
inis (-í, f.) |
island |
inmain (-i) |
dear |
inne (-yá, f.) |
meaning |
insce (-yá, f.) |
speech |
intí |
aforementioned |
intliucht (-u, m.) |
intellect |
iress (-á, f.) |
faith |
irlam (-o) |
ready |
ithid (B I) |
eating |
í |
|
íar (nas., +dat.) |
after |
íarmi-foich (B I) |
seeks |
íarum |
later |
íasc (-o, m.) |
fish |
íccaid (A I) |
heals |
ídol (-o, m.) |
idol |
L |
|
la (+acc.) |
with |
la-se |
while |
labar (-o) |
talkative |
labrad (-u, m.) |
speech |
labraithir (A I) |
speaks |
laigid (B II) |
lies |
lainn (-i) |
greedy |
laithe (-yo, n.) |
day |
lasse |
while |
lá (-yo, n.) |
day |
lám (-á, f.) |
hand |
lár (-o, n.) |
middle |
lár (-o, n.) |
floor |
lebor (-o, m.) |
book |
lenaid (B IV) |
follows |
less (-u, m./n.) |
advantage |
leth (-s/-o, n.) |
half |
lethan (-o) |
broad |
légaid (A I) |
reads |
légend (-o, n.) |
study |
léim (-n, n.) |
leap |
léir (-i) |
diligent |
liaig (-i, m.) |
leech |
lie (-g, m.) |
stone |
lingid (B I) |
leaps |
liter (-á, f.) |
letter |
línaid (A I) |
fills |
lobraigidir (A II) |
weakens |
lobur (-o) |
weak |
loc (-o, m.) |
place |
loingthech (-o) |
gluttonous |
loíd (-i, f.) |
lay |
lon (-o, m.) |
blackbird |
long (-á, f.) |
ship |
longas (-á, f.) |
banishment |
lour (-o) |
sufficient |
lóech (-o, m.) |
warrior |
lóg (-s, n.) |
price |
luch (-d, f.) |
mouse |
lugae (-yo, n.) |
oath |
lúad (-o, n.) |
report |
M |
|
m (len. inf.) |
me (acc.) |
ma (len.) |
if |
macc (-o, m.) |
son |
macc (-o, m.) |
boy |
madae (-yo) |
vain |
mag (-s, n.) |
plain |
maidid (A II) |
breaks |
maith (-i) |
good |
maithes (-o/-u, m.) |
value |
maldacht (f.) |
curse |
mani |
unless |
marb (-o) |
dead |
marbaid (A I) |
kills |
marnaid (B V) |
deceives |
mass (-o) |
beautiful |
maten (-á, f.) |
morning |
máthair (-r, f.) |
mother |
medón (-o, m.) |
middle |
melid (B I) |
grinds |
menmae (-n, m.) |
memory |
menn (-o) |
clear-voiced |
mess (-u, m.) |
judgement |
messa |
worse |
mé |
I |
méit (-í, f.) |
size |
mér (-o, m.) |
finger |
mid (-u, m.) |
honey |
midithir (B II) |
judges |
milis (-i) |
sweet |
mind (-u, n.) |
diadem |
mí (-s, m., gsg. mís) |
month |
míach (-o, n.) |
bag |
míl (-d, m.) |
soldier |
mo (len.) |
my |
molad (-u, m.) |
praise |
molaithir (A I) |
praises |
mór (-o) |
great |
móraid (A I) |
praises |
mug (-u, m.) |
servant |
muir (-i, n.) |
sea |
mullach (-o, n.) |
top |
N |
|
n (inf.) |
us (acc.) |
nathair (-g, f.) |
serpent |
námae (-d, m.) |
enemy |
náthó |
no |
nech (-o, m.) |
someone |
nem (-s, n.) |
heaven |
nemdae (-yo) |
heavenly |
nephní |
nothing |
nert (-o, n.) |
force |
nessam |
next |
nél (-o, m. gsg. níuil) |
cloud |
niae (-d, m.) |
nephew |
ní |
something (neut.) |
ní |
not (verbal negation) |
noí |
nine |
noíb (-o) |
holy |
noíbaid (A I) |
sanctifies |
noídiu (-n, m./f.) |
child |
notaid (A I) |
marks |
notaire (-yo) |
scribe |
nuall (-o, n.) |
cry |
núfíadnaise (-yo, m./f.) |
New Testament |
O |
|
oc (+dat.) |
at |
ocht (nas.) |
eight |
ocus (len.) |
and |
oénach (-o, m./n.) |
gathering |
og (-s, n.) |
egg |
oígi (-t, m.) |
guest |
oín (len.) |
one |
oíntu (-d, m.) |
unity |
oínur (-o, m.) |
alone |
olc (-o) |
bad |
olchenae |
besides |
oll (-o) |
great |
omun (-o/-u, m.) |
fear |
on (-o, m./n.) |
blemish |
orcaid (B I) |
destroys |
ord (-o, m.) |
hammer |
os |
and |
ó |
|
ó (len. +dat.) |
from |
óac (-o) |
young |
óac (-o, m.) |
youth |
ór (-o, n.) |
gold |
P |
|
peccad (-o/-u, m.) |
sin |
persan (-á, f.) |
person |
port (-o, m.) |
place |
póc (-á, f.) |
kiss |
precept (-á, f.) |
sermon |
pridchaid (A I) |
preaches |
R |
|
rann (-á, f.) |
part |
rannaid (A I) |
divides |
rath (-o, n.) |
gift |
rád (-o, m.) |
recitation |
ráidid (A II) |
recites |
recht (-u, m.) |
law |
rechtaire (-yo, m.) |
page |
renaid (B IV) |
sells |
resíu |
before (prep.) |
rethid (B I) |
runs |
ré (nas., +dat.) |
before (prep.) |
réil (-i) |
clear |
réimm (-n, n.) |
course |
rét (-u, m.) |
thing |
rétglu (-n, f.) |
star |
rind (-u, f.) |
point |
rind (-u, n.) |
star |
rí (-g, m.) |
king |
ríar (-á, f.) |
will (n.) |
rígain (-í, f.) |
queen |
rígdún (-o, n.) |
royal palace |
ríge (-yo, n.) |
kingdom |
rímid (A II) |
counts |
ro-cluinethar (B II) |
hears |
ro-cuirethar (B II) |
puts |
ro-finnadar (B V) |
discovers |
ro-fitir (B V) |
knows |
robu |
either |
roissid (A II) |
wavers |
roithid (A II) |
impels |
rosc (-o, m.) |
eye |
rúad (-o, m.) |
red-head |
rún (-á, f.) |
secret |
rúndae (-yo) |
secret |
sacart (-o, m.) |
priest |
saidbir (-i) |
rich |
sain (-i) |
particular |
sainemail (-i) |
extraordinary |
S |
|
saíthar (-o, n.) |
toil |
salm (-o, m.) |
psalm |
samlaid |
thus |
samlaidir (A I) |
compares |
sádid (A II) |
thrusts |
scáth (-o, n.) |
shade |
scél (-o, n.) |
story |
scéo (+gen.) |
and |
scíath (-o, m.) |
shield |
scríbaid (A I) |
writes |
scríbndid (-i, m.) |
scribe |
sechithir (A II) |
follows |
secht (nas.) |
seven |
sechtar (+acc.) |
outside |
seinm (-n, n.) |
performance |
seinnid (B I) |
plays (an instrument) |
seir (-d, f.) |
end |
selg (-á, f.) |
hunting |
sen (-o) |
old |
senchas (-u, m.) |
tradition |
serb (-o) |
bitter |
serc (-á, f.) |
love |
sernaid (B IV) |
strews |
sé |
six |
sét (-o, m.) |
jewel |
sétig (-í, f.) |
wife |
side |
that (pron.) |
siur (-r, f.) |
sister |
sí |
she |
síd (-s, n.) |
otherworld |
sídamail (-i) |
peaceful |
sír (-o) |
long |
sís |
downwards |
slabrad (-á, f.) |
chain |
slán (-o) |
whole |
slántu (-d, m.) |
health |
slíab (-s, n., gsg. slébe) |
mountain |
slóg (-o, m.) |
troop |
sluindid (A II) |
mentions |
sluindid (A II) |
indicates |
sochaide (-ýa, f.) |
crowd |
soilsle (-yá, f.) |
light |
soirb (-i) |
easy |
soíbaid (A I) |
deceives |
soír (-o) |
free |
soírad |
deliverance |
soíraid (A I) |
saves |
son (-o, m.) |
sound |
sonairt (-i) |
strong |
soscéle (-o, n.) |
Gospel |
sóinmige (-yá, f.) |
opulence |
són |
that (pron.) |
sruth (-u, n.) |
stream |
suide |
this |
suidigidir (A II) |
places |
sund |
here |
suthain (-i) |
eternal |
súaichnid (-i) |
clear |
súas |
upwards |
súil (-i, f.) |
eye |
T |
|
t (len. inf.) |
you (acc.) |
tacair (-i) |
fitting |
tailm (-i, f.) |
sling |
tairngere (-yo, n.) |
promise |
talam (-n, m.) |
earth |
tall |
then |
tall |
there |
talmaidech (-o) |
sudden |
tarb (-o, m.) |
bull |
tánaise (-yo) |
second |
tech (-s, n.) |
house |
techid (B I) |
flees |
techt (-á, f.) |
course |
techt (-á, m.) |
messenger |
techtaire (-yo, m.) |
messenger |
tecnatu (-t, m.) |
familiarity |
telach (-á, f.) |
hill |
temel (-o, m./n.) |
darkness |
tempul (-o, n.) |
temple |
tene (-d, m.) |
fire |
tengae (-d, m.) |
tongue |
testimin (-i, m./f.) |
text |
téit (B I) |
goes |
téit (B I) |
comes |
tiathar (-o, n.) |
torrent |
titul (-o, m.) |
title |
tíachair (-i) |
sharp |
tír (-s, n.) |
country |
tocad (-o, n.) |
fortune |
tofonn (-o, n.) |
hunt |
togu (n.) |
choice |
toisc (-i, f.) |
wish |
toíb (-o, m.) |
side |
tol (-á, f.) |
will |
tolnaid (-i, m.) |
mason |
tongid (B III) |
swears |
torad (-o, n.) |
result |
torad (-o, n.) |
fruit |
torbae (-yo, n.) |
profit |
torc (-o, m.) |
boar |
tossach (-o, n.) |
beginning |
tothaim (-n, n.) |
fall |
traig (-d, f.) |
foot |
trá |
however |
tráchtad (-u, m.) |
commentary |
trén (-o, -á) |
strong |
trénfir (-o, m.) |
hero |
tri |
three |
triss |
third (ord.) |
trícha (-d, m./n.) |
thirty |
tromm (-o) |
heavy |
trócaire (-yá, f.) |
mercy |
trócairech (-o) |
merciful |
trummae (-yá) |
weight |
tugid (A II) |
covers |
tuistiu (-n, f.) |
procreation |
tú |
thou |
túaimm (n.) |
hillock |
túarae (-yá, f.) |
meal |
túath (-á, f.) |
tribe |
U |
|
uball (-o, n./m.) |
apple |
uile (-yo) |
all |
uisce (-yo, m.) |
water |
uisse (-yo) |
just |
umae (-yo, n.) |
copper |
ungae (-yá, f.) |
ounce |
Ú |
|
úall (-á, f.) |
arrogance |
úallach (-o) |
proud |
úar (-á, f.) |
hour |
úasal (-o) |
noble |
úasal (-o) |
high |
úir (-í, f.) |
mud |
úr (-o) |
fresh |