Irish words — page 32

leopard

fairy fort, ringfort

present indicative relative

list

litotes

Lithuanian

label

lipid

lollipop

lyric

licked

lithography

present indicative and present subjunctive/imperative autonomous of ligh

litre

literal

literacy

letter

to spell

literature

spelling

a shout

lute

allowance

to rot

to rot (past part. of lobh)

to rot (present indicative analytic of lobh)

hindrance

park

analytic past habitual

lake

pond

Viking

lantern

fault

loft

to load

to load (present subjunctive analytic of lódáil)

rotten

place

placename

toponymist

local

to fail

to fail (analytic present subjunctive of loic)

to fail (analytic present indicative of loic)

to fail (past part. of loic)

logic

ships

seaman

shipping

to burn

incinerator

lodging

to wound

bare

may bare, may strip

baring

bare (present indicative analytic of lom)

conditional analytic of lom

stark naked

bare (past part. of lom)

blackbird

food

ship

encampment, harbour-fort (variant of longfort)

to stop

to stop (past part. of lonnaigh)

shining

trace

shin

genitive singular

injury

lot

mention

value

to value

rushes

valuable

abounding in rushes

to move

lead

mention

moving

to hunt

merited reward

betrothed

ashes

comparative degree

dust

lever

Monday

speed

speedboat

expressway

swinging motion

speed limit

quick

to quicken

to quicken (past part. of luathaigh)

loop

landing net

to link

crafty person

craftiness

loop

rangy

loop

maze

loop (past part. of lúb)

mouse

great joy

glad

elf

mouse

fill

to load

nimble

lug

to lie (analytic present subjunctive of luigh)

herb

key

keyboard

ditty

rag

future analytic of luigh

to lie

ambush

to lie (present indicative analytic of luigh)

to lie (past part. of luigh)

plant

joy

athletics

athlete

if

son

Macedonian

echo

echolalic

honest

Cub

plain

contemplation

to kill

boys

macrogeography

dog

dog

paw

mocking

testicle

Mohammedan

urge (present subjunctive analytic of maígh)

mackerel

peg

break

morning

matutinal

cock

urge

maiden

virginity

magnet

magnetic

magnetism

malleus

mania

monastery

surgeon

surgical

surgery

boast

live

may live, may remain

living

live (analytic present indicative of mair)

future analytic of mair

mariner

imperative autonomous of mair

beef

live (past part. of mair)

mass

grace

elegant (= maisiúil)

to adorn

adornment

elegant

cur

master

mastery

wife

good (past part. of maith)

urge (past part. of maígh)

good

feminine genitive singular

good (present indicative analytic of maith)

goodness

future analytic of maith

amnesty

to mother

brow