бne. a kind.
Cŋo, a nut.
Mna, of a woman. Do mnaoi, to a woman. Cnút, envy. Chap, a knob. Cnoc, a hill.
Cŋob, a maggot. Cηájb, hemp. Cη401, a consumption. Chead, a wound. Gnár, a custom. Gnjom, an act. Gnoo, business. Gηří, a notch.
21, a month. Lán, middle. Bán, white. Gorm, blue. An Trŕil. the eye. A lam, her hand. Drujm, the back. Na 3cor, of the feet. A corg, to restrain. Gul, weeping. Truaż, pity. Furm, form. Toil, will.
Dŕil, expectation. Sgian, a knife.
Uj, an egg. Beoir, beer. Lean, ale. Déirc, alms. Súrt, a flail.
Cuing. a yoke. Stóir, a store. Slin, a slate. Buils, bellows. Gral, a coal. lŕb, a link. Scuab, a broom. Fjad, venison. Luċ, a mouse.
Lur, an herb. Don, brown. Spré, a portion. Aon, one. Tirm, dry. Bo, a cow. Or, gold. Plún, flour.
Bhfuil tu? are you? Rajb me, I was. Aihm, a name. Bejo me, I will be.
Long, a trace.
Glás, green. Crañ, a tree. Fág, leave. So, this.
Sin, that. Sjad, they. Rujn, division.
Chum, to. A ngár, near. A brad, far. Garg, fierce.
F401, under. Suar, up. Sjor, down.
Sjud, sit.
lējs, read. A dul, to go. Lin, with us. Ljb, with you.
FAMILIAR WORDS OF TWO SYLLABLES.
Seat-air, God. At-an, father. Maiż-dean, a maid. Beat-a, life. Flat-ear, heaven. Djab-al, devil. Tal-am, earth. Ajd-er, air.
Geal-aċ, moon. Sneaċ-ta, snow. Tion-ead, thaw. Thorn-ead, thunder.
Laet-e, days.
Ojdċ-e, night. An-już to-day, Már-aċ, to-morrow, Noir-tior, aftermorrow. Seaco-main, a week.
Bljad.ain a year. Rajt-e, quarter of a year. Meod-on, middle. Sat-airn, Saturday. Dom-nac Sunday. 51on-bajn, January. Noo-log, Christmas. Saṁ-rad, summer. Fog-man, harvest. Gem-read, winter. Buaċ-aill, a boy. Naoid-ean, a child. Fat-aċ, a giant. Ab-aċ, a dwarf Fear-dact, manhood. Bat-ais, crown of the head. Az-41, the face.
Fab-rao, eye-lids. Rad-anc, sight. Am-arc, look. Sзorn-aċ, throat. Broll-aċ, breast,
Corr-méar, fore-finger. Dub-ajn, kidney. Uaċ-tar, instep. Ream-ar, fat. In-ċin, brain. Szam-óg, lungs. Dub-lajt, spleen. Fajt-ne, a wart. Fiab-ras, a fever. Crit-eat, ague. Taċtad, strangling. Cut-ac, furious. Lob-nao, leprosy. Clajm-e, itch.
Marb-aċ, deadly. Spot-fa, sneezing. Bruct-aċ, belching. Coo-lao, sleeping. Com-ra, conversation. eiro-eact, hearing. Cjall-a15, sensible. Beod-act, briskness. Meob-air, memory. Cum-ne, recollection. Mearb-all, mistake, Dob-nón, sorrow. Aojb-near, pleasure. Am-nar, doubt. Truaid-e, pity. Cloid-eam, a sword. Bráz-ad, a reck. Deór-ad, a stranger. Cuir-ead, a feast.
Gream-03, crust. Lajö-in, leaven. Blaʊ-aċ, buttermilk, Gab-al, a fork.
Bio-ir, a screw. Cat-air, a city. Ball-ajo, walls. Marz-a, a market. Breaż-am, a judge.
Seis-reaċ, a six horse plough. Oin-neir, furniture.
Trill-sean, a lamp.
Seam-róg, clover. Sean-da, ancient. Sear-am, standing. Sin-e, ourselves. Sib-fe, yourselves. Sim-leojo, a chimney. Don-uir, of a door.
Spjor-ad, a spirit. Nad-ur, nature. Aing-eal, an angel. If-rjoñ, hell.
Tejn-e, fire. Uirg-e, water. Sojll-re, light. Aim-rir, time.
Tujl-e, a flood. Maid-in, morning. earr-ac, spring. Duin-e, a man.
Caill-eaċ, an old woman. Cajl-jn, a girl. Wujn-éal, a neck. Uill-eán, an elbow. Jorg-ad, a ham. Crojc-eañ, skin. Cuir-le, a vein. Bajn-ne, milk. бionμ-4, shorter. Buill-e, blow. Briong-lóid, a dream. Air-ling, a vision.
Jom-ċar, a carriage. Tuig-re, understanding. Dear-mud, forgetfulness. Beat-a, life.
But-air, a boot. Suip ear, supper. Buil-in, a loaf. Air-giott, silver.
Geat-4, a gate. Cujñ-e, a corner. Bail-e, a town. Eag-lais, a church. Sean-moir, a sermon. Tjom-na, a testament. Sgriop-tuir, scripture. Carp-03, a bishop. Seag-ul, rye. Coinc-e, oats. Muill-teoir, a miller. Muill-jon, a mill. Seom-ra, a chamber. Leab-a, a bed.
Fujñ-eóg, a window. Muiñ-tir, people. Con-eal, a candle. Coñ-leoir, a candlestick.
Sim-leojo, a chimney. Grior-aċ, embers. Lár-an, burning. Duill-eóg a leaf. Gearr-án, a horse.
Cuil-eán, a whelp. Wad-uid, a dog. Cojn-jn, a rabbit. Mjoñ-án, a kid.
Créat-ur, a creature Fáirg-e, a sea. Lujo-e, lying. Aloro-a, aged. Páro-e, a child. O13-e, youth.
Ead-an, a face. Súil-e, eyes. Pújr-in, a lip. Fj4c-ail, a tooth.
Pjob-án, pipe. Gual-a, a shoulder.
Póir-e, pores. Slaod-án, a cough.
Gluas-aċd, gesture. Gruam-aċd, ugliness. Réar-un, reason. Céad-fa, sense. Crjonn-a, wise. Nájr-e, shame.
Crjord-4, Christ. Breit-eam, a judge. Brjor-óg, a witch. Chin-jol, a wood louse. Crjon-lact, touchwood. бrejo-eal, a griddle. Grinn-jol, bottom of the sea. Gréin-e, of the sun. Griost-a, moved.
D, 1, 11 and T, LIQUID. Déif-ceart, south point. A-né, yesterday. Sljas-ad, a thigh. Tinn-eas, siekness. Djud-an, giddiness. Nearc-oid, boil. Sláint-e, health. Int-in, understanding. Britt-15, breeches. Fill-éad, a fillet. Brais-lead, a bracelet Bruit-e, boiled.
Tinn-tean, a hearth.
Cais-leán, a castle. Fun-te, kneaded. lit-ir, a letter. Maist-in, a mastiff. Neam-on, a diamond.
Neart-ṁar, strong. Nejm-n, nothing. Nij-im, I wash. Tiar-na, a lord. Tim-ċjoll, about.
Daoin-e, men.
Céad-aoin, Wednesday. Márt-a, march. Trosg-ad, fasting. Ord-63, a thumb. Dom-blár, gall. Grand-a, ugly. Tan-a, lean.
Ball-a, a wall. Dán-act, boldness. Toc-ar, itch. ead-ac, robe. Sud-63, a cake. Ceall-port,, a see. Sag-art, a priest. Tob-an, a fountain. Láid-in, strong. Punn-an, a sheaf. Tujb-e, straw. Tairng-e, a nail. Dor-as, a door. Fal-am, empty. Láŋ-a, a lane. laṁ-rann, a handstaff. Lat-aċ, mire.
Ar mbraż-air, our brother. An mbol-án, our bullock. Ar zcait-reim, our triumph. Ar ndán-act, our boldness. Ar bfear-ann, our ground. Ar ngairdín, our garden. Ar ngeib-joll, our chains. Ar nguid-e, our prayer. Ar bpjor-4, our piece. Don Trim-leojo,to the chimney Don Trluas-ad, to the shovel. Ar dtiarn-a, our lord. Ar gcoinn-eal, our candle. Ar bpob-al, our people. Ar dtein-e, our fire. Ar idiad-aċt, our godliness.
FAMILIAR WORDS OF THREE SYLLABLES.
ASPIRATES NEARLY QUIESCENT. Neart-uż-ad, to strengthen.
Cruz-uz-ad, proof.
Slan-aiż-żeoir, saviour. Cruz-aiż-żeoir, creator.
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