| bing |
bing a bheith air an upward limit or ceiling to be set to the number of cattle to be taken in from each tenant for grazing on commons land |
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| draoi |
d'ólfadh sé an draoi; cf. the Westmeath Engl. Idiom: he'd drink Loch Érin dry. an unlimited quantity (of drink) |
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| rálach |
an ugly offensive name for a woman |
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| forseamálaí |
an awkward woman about a house |
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| ith |
an allergic rash a thiocfadh amach i n-a scraith ort (CN); a certain man often got it on the arms and chest when he ate certain foods. |
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| lán |
is mór a' lán é, it is a good deal, a good lot; nach maith a' lán ráibe atá ar na slataí sin, isn't there a good deal of seed on those docks? amount |
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| grágaíl |
also of an ass 'braying'. |
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| freangach |
also called dallóg, lesser dog-fish; in English tanny fish (tonnies) and cat-fish (MR); these are viviparous .i. bruideáileann siad; the young are brógaí taidbhs' and are to be found ins a' leas (in the sea-weed). |
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| píoblach |
also 'hoarseness in a person wih a cold' |
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| más |
common in placenames and means a sandbar according to (Sb) áit a bhéas i n-a bharra mór,common in placenames and means a sandbar according to (Sb) |
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| togha |
á dtogha, picking them (TmB) /a: dǝuwǝ /. act of picking (potatoes) |
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