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fuadaithe |
abducted, kidnapped |
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sceon = scéin |
fright, terror; wild look, glare |
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eirleach |
destruction, havoc, carnage, slaughter |
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rop (sé) |
(he) darted, dashed, stabbed |
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scrupall |
scrupel; compunction; pity |
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binbe |
venom, fury |
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gach re sea |
turn about; every other time; bhí gach re sea acu le chéile - they were giving each other tit for tat |
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a gcuaird in aistear acu |
wasted visit |
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sreangán |
string (what tied your tongue) |
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greama |
greim - grasp, hold; bite; stitch... |
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buin(n)e |
permanance, durability; longevity... |
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gasra |
group of people, band (of warriors) |
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bramach = broimach |
colt; rude person, bore |
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bob |
bualadh bob orm - I was had; trich (a bhualadh ar dhuine) |
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craobhach(aibh) |
branches |
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gaosadán = geosadán |
vain, showy person; thin, weedy person |
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plubaire = plobaire |
a person having very fleshy cheeks; one who speaks loudly or indistinctly; a much crying child |
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tairg (a thairg) |
offer, profer, tender |
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stuthairín = stothairín |
a little, wretched horse... with long hair. Can also be applied to a person. |
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crot = cruth |
shape, appearance |
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folaíocht(a) |
blood, breeding, lineage, descent. Capall folaíochta - thoroughbred horse |
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matalang |
disaster, calamity |
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díbheirg |
wrath, vengeance |
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a ghlice |
how cleverly |
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ba theinne do fágadh |
teann (breiscéim). Was firmly/harshly/confidently left |