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tromaiḋeaċt, act of abusing; speaking hardly or “heavily” of a person.
truaġ, f., pity; compassion, mo ṫruaġ ṫú! I pity you!
truaġ, adj., wretched; pitiful.
tuaġ, pl. tuaġana, f., an axe.
tuairim, f., an opinion.
ṫuas, adv., up; above.
tubaist, gen. tubaiste, f., a disaster.
tugaim, I give; bring. 2nd sg. imperat. taḃair. imperf. 2nd sg. ṫugṫá. fut and cond. stem, taḃarf—.
tuiġe, f., straw.
tuigim, I understand; I realise; I think.
tuilleaḋ, m., an addition; more, a ṫ., any more.
tuilleaṁ, m., act of earning.
tuillim, I deserve; I earn.
tuillte, vbl. adj., deserved; merited.
ṫúirling, (he) descended; alighted.
tuirse, f., fatigue; weariness.
túis, in phr., ar dtúis, at first; in the beginning (tús—a beginning).
túisge, comp, and superl., sooner; soonest.
tuisgint, act of understanding.
tuitim, I fall.
tuitim, act of falling,
tusaċ, m., a beginning.
uaċtaraċ, adj., d. uaċtaraiġ, upper; higher: uppermost.
uaiḋ, pronom. prep., from him, or it.
uaigneaċ, adj., lonely; solitary.
uaigneas, m., loneliness; solitude.
uair, a time; once, uair nó ḋó, once or twice.
uaireanta, (pl. of uair, used as adv.) sometimes.
uaisle, comp. of uasal.
uaisle, nobles; gentlefolk.
uaisleaċt, f., nobility; nobleness; aristocracy.
uait, pronom. prep., from thee.
ualaċ, m., a burden; a load.
uan, m., a lamb.
uasal, adj., noble; superior.
uaṫa, pronom. prep., from them.
uaṫḃásaċ, adj., dreadful; ‘awful.’
uḃall, pl. uḃla, m., an apple.
uḃall-ġort, m., an orchard.
úd, demon. adj., that; yonder
uile, adj., all; an uile, every.
uime, about or upon him, or it.
uisge, m., water.
um, prep., about; around; on; at.
umá ċéile, upon each other.
úṁluiġeaċt, f., humility; submission.
únán, m., froth; esp. the froth of new milk.
úplár, m., a floor.
urrama, gen. of urraim, f., esteem; respect.
ursail, tongs, (sg. in Irish).
usa, easier, comp. of fuirisde.
úsáid, f., use.
