Foclóir Connachtach — II.

By J.J. Lyons, Philadelphia.

26. Árdalach, attentive, watchful.

27. Achlais, n.f., a medley, confused
mass.

28. Ainle, n.m., a peevish child or per-
son, a crank.

29. Athfhás, n.m. an aftergrowth.

30. Athbhárr, n.m. an aftercrop. “Thug
Páircín na gCaorach athbhárr breágh coirce
i mbliadhna.”

31. Balldórán, n.m., a mole on the
human skin.

32. Bricín, n.m. a freckle. Bricíneach,
freckled.

33. Bunribe, n.m., a carbuncle on the
skin.

34. Camóg, n.f., a stick having a crook
on the end.

35. Cúl, n.m. the best part of a hand-
winnowed heap of grain, the part that falls
to windward of the heap.

36. Caorthán, n.m., a half-sod of turf.

37. Colm, n.m., the scar left by a wound.

38. Craobhóg, n.f., a twig.

39. Cuartaidhe, n.m., a visitor.

40. Caonach liath, n.f., mildew, bluemould.

41. Díosgáin, n.m.pl., cracks. “Tá d.
'n bhrógaibh.”

42. Daba, n.m., a small lump of some-
thing soft: “d. feóla.”

43. Eulan, n.m., an impediment, hin-
drance. Munster, eulaing, fault.

44. Eurluis, n.f., earnest-money.

45. Feancadh, n.m., a budge. “Shíl sé
an chloch mhór do bhriseadh, acht níor bhain sé
feancadh aisti.”

46. Fuar, raw. “Fata fuar.”

47. Gairm sgoile, n.f., a proclamation.
“Chuir an rí g.s. amach gur theasduigh an
oiread so fear uaidh.”

48. Leitheadas, n.m., conceit. Leitheadach,
conceited.

49. Máthair ghoir, n.f., a queen-bee; the
core or source of inflammation in a sore.

50. Meabhrán, n.m., giddiness.

51. Púcóg, a bandage over the eyes, the
game of blindman's-buff.