OILCHEASI |
TH. See FOILCHEAS, SOIL CHEASATH. BILE. See eilc. BILCATH. -LIGH, {masculine} a rock, Sllagh in several place-names, {especially} {Regional: the Barony} NA ILIOGHI an early Ulster capital, GRIANÁN BILIGH (Greenan rilly), {Regional: the Barony} MÓR, I-I, NÉID, {Regional: the Barony} SRIGHREANN, {idem}; AODH AILIGH, Sodh of bleach; {also, alias} {feminine}, {also, alias} AILEACH, BILCAINÍN, {masculine} an islet; OILCHEASI DRUIDTE, a secluded islet. BILEAMHAIN(T), -MHNA and -te, {feminine}, act of nourishing, nursing minding (as a baby); nurture, food : education, {especially} home -education, upbringing, fosterage, culture; CAIRDEAS OILCAMHNA, friendships from childhood; LUACH OILEANINA, fosterage fee; M'SUIL IS M'FHEOIL MAR OILCHEASI DUIT, my flesh and blood to be your food; OILCHEASI MIC RÍOGH DO GHABHÁIL AR A IOCHT, to take upon himself the fosterage of a king's son ({feminine} {feminine}); CUIRIM AR OILCHEASI, I put to fosterage; A BHFNAIR DE SHAOTHAR IS DE FHALCHAR AGAT' OILCHEASI, ail the trouble and uncleanliness she suffered bringing you up (P, Il.); IS FEÁRR AN OILCHEASI 'NÁ AN T-OIDEACHAS (or TÓGÁIL), Upbringing counts lor more than education; IS TREISE DÚTHCHAS 'NÁ OILCHEASI, instinct overcomes upbringing. BILEAMHNATH. -AIGHE, {adjective} nourishing, alimentary; educative, profitable, fostering, Cherishing; NA BHAILL OILCAMHNACHA, the nutritive organs; {substantive masculine}, a student or alumnus, BILEAMHNÓIR, {masculine} a fosterer...-IILEÁN, -AIN, {plural} {idem} and -A, {masculine} an island, a small island (early) - OILCHEASI MARA, a marine island; OILCHEASI NA HCHIREANN, the island of Ireland; BILEAIN SARTHAIR CORPA, the British or svest Furopean Isles; AN TB, ÓR, America; {Regional: the Barony} ÉIARRAIDHC, Castle Irland, iserry, {generally} AN TB.; {Regional: the Barony} MÓR, Great I. (cork); {South} SPIC,.-inikc I. ({Citation:O'Bruadar}); {South} NA PURGADÓRAS ST. patrick's purgatory, Lough Derg; {Regional: the Barony} MANANN(ÁIN), the S Isle of Man; {Regional: the Barony} CLABHAIGH, clabby I.; {Regional: the Barony} NA MBRATHAR (or NA GSLÉIREAC), Trian I. in R. galway; {Regional: the Barony} LOCHA GABHAIR, Lagore I. (a ERANNÓG); {Regional: the Barony} NA MARBH, the Isle of the Dead (Tales); {Regional: the Barony} AN UAIGNIS, the lonely Isle ({ibidem}); ..-I, NA GCÚIG MHLIEANN, pive, pointed (or -peaked) I. ({ibidem}), SILEÁNATH. -AIGHÉ, {adjective} insular, enisled, abounding in islands; as subs., {masculine} an islander. BILEANAIDHC, {indeclinable} {adjective} insular; ÉIRE IATHGHLAS OILCHEASI, Ireland the green -mead owed and insular; {substantive masculine} an islander. BILEÁNTÁN, {masculine} an islet. BILCOG. See OLÓG. BILIDHEACHT, -A, {feminine}, skill, training; NÍ'L AN OILCHEASI AR DHAOINE ANOIR CHUM AMHSÁN DO CHEAPADH, people nowadays lack aptitude for song Scomposition. BILIM, {verbal} OILEAMHAIN(T), {transitive verb}, I nourish, nurse, look after (as a baby), rear, foster, educate, instruct, cherish, cultivate; GACH DALTA (ALTA or LEANBH) MAR OILTEAR AGUS AN LACHA AR AN UISCE, as a duck takes to water the child does as he is brought up to do; DÁR H-OILCADH Ó MHNAOI AR BHITH, of those born of woman; AN GHÉAG DHEAS LEINBH DO H-OILCADH Ó CHLÁRTHAIBH MUMHAN, the charming child nurtured by Munster's plains; CÚRADH AR GHRÁDH! NACH MAIRG THUG É, AON FHEAR MARTHA RIAMH DÁR OIL É, a pest on love! woe betide him who gave it, and every living man who cultivated it; early AILIM, ALAIM (p, {adjective} and {substantive masculine} ALTA, fosterling). CHSILIN, {genitive} {idem}, {plural} -i, {masculine} a cheek-pieco, one of the iron, fiaps or flanges of a spadesocket. BILITHRE, {genitive} {idem}, {plural} -EACHA, {feminine}, a pilgrimage, a peregrination; TÉIGHIM AR or IN OILCHEASI, I go on a pilgrimage; {confer} ailithir, a foreign land, BILITHREATH. {genitive} -RIGH, {plural} {idem}, {masculine} a pilgrim, an exile; one in a wretched plight (early {also, alias} ailithir, {genitive} {idem}, {plural} -thre); as {adjective} of or belonging to a pilgrim or pilgrimage, peregrin us. BILITHREACHT, -A, {feminine}, a pilgrimage, BILLE, {genitive} {idem}, {feminine}, greatness, hugeness, vastness, might, excess; {also, alias} UILLE; OILLEACHT, {idem} | |
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