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duarúir, past pl. 2 of derim.
duaruísh, past sg. 2 of derim.
dúbuilt, v.n., doubting.
dúch, gloomy, sad.
duert, past sg. 3 of derim.
dúhig, f., gs. dúha, native place, district.
dúil, f., a wish, a liking.
duini, np. duíni, a person, a human being.
dúiri, f., gloom, stupidity.
dúnuim, I close.
each, m., gs. eh, a steed, a horse.
eachara, horses.
eachlach, m., a horse-boy, groom.
eadar, see feadar.
eadaruiv, amongst you.
eagana, f., wisdom.
easba, f., a want.
easnav, m., a want, lack.
easonóireach, disrespectful
ebiri, see obuir.
édi, m., uniform, armour.
égean, necessity, force. er égin, scarcely.
égeas, m., np. égshi, a poet, a man of letters.
eiri, m., a reproduction, an exact imitation.
eirí, v.n., rising: e. lä, daybreak.
eirím, I arise.
éleav, v.n., claiming, demanding.
éneacht, a n-éneacht; together, at once.
éngi, anyone.
eocharhnâv, swimming by the edge.
eolas, see ólas.
er, prep., on. See Notes.
er, èr, on him, or it.
érim, f., mental capacity, capability.
érlig, gs. of érleach, m., a commotion, turmoil.
ésh, tar ésh (t’résh), after (followed by gen.).
éshdeacht, v.n., listening.
ésht! listen! be still!
fad, er fad, altogether; entirely. a vad, for a long time.
fágáilt, v.n., leaving.
fáguim, I leave.
fáguint=fágáilt.
faha, f., a lawn.
fahàch, m., a giant.
fald, f., length.
fáil, v.n., getting, finding.
fáiltiú, v.n., welcoming.
fáingi, m., np. fáingí, a ring, f. pósda, a wedding-ring.
fairi, v.n., watching.
fairshing, wide, ample.
fáisgihi, tightened, wrapped closely.
faitís, m., fear.
fálha, fálta, received, obtained.
fan, prep. gov. gen., along.
