| tarraint |
stammer, impediment of speech |
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| rógaire |
spill to light pipe, súgán cochain a' lasadh puíop' |
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| frionga |
frionga go choróin na glóire; plur. friongaí .i. spící ar a' gcoróin spíona, spikes on the crown of thorns spike |
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| troilithe |
tá sé i n-a shean-fhear troilithe, he is a shaky old man. spent, worn, senile |
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| dé |
níl dé ná deatach inntí, said of a bad, nearly dead, fire (MC). bhí an dé i bhfear acú, one of them still had life in him (when taken out of the water). spark |
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| búirthín |
spancel ar a' dá chos tosaigh |
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| meadar gan suathadh |
something not properly mixed, as for example a basin of dough |
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| gilín |
gilín .i. fata mór (MC); dhá ghilín in reference to two large poodles, ceann acú níos mó 'ná an ceann eile (PR). something big, huge |
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| easbhaidh |
some running sore on foot or leg |
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| piotóg |
some kind of primitive chimney, or chimney pot (outside) |
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| geal |
madadh geal, bó gheal (as opposed to bán which means 'blonde' usually in reference to people). snow-white |
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| stéig |
snaidhm ar stéig snaidhm ar stéig was formerly the name given to appendicitis |
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