dailleblindnessLine: 603 daingeanfortified, solid, strong, steadfast, constant, intenseLines: 73, 142, 310, 339, 576 danarthacruel, barbarousLine: 496 daoirseslavery, bondage, oppression; dearness, costlinessLine: 114 daonnachthumanity, kindness; trua, taiseLine: 961 daorbase, servile; hard, severe; costly, dearLines: 268, 784 daoradhenslaving, convicting, condemningLines: 786, 991 dásachtdaring, audacity, madness, fury, noiseLine: 949 dathaoibheannálainn le feiscintLine: 590 dealbhdestitute, poor, bare, empty, bleakLines: 408, 807, 851 deamhan, gs.: -indemon, the devilLine: 306 dearfaattested, proved; sure, certainLines: 275, 612 dearóilfrail, feeble, puny; cold, bleak, chilly; mean, lowlyLine: 361 déirc, gs.: ~echarity, alms-givingLines: 196, 678, 364 déirceoirbochtán, bacachLine: 868 deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
daingeanfortified, solid, strong, steadfast, constant, intenseLines: 73, 142, 310, 339, 576 danarthacruel, barbarousLine: 496 daoirseslavery, bondage, oppression; dearness, costlinessLine: 114 daonnachthumanity, kindness; trua, taiseLine: 961 daorbase, servile; hard, severe; costly, dearLines: 268, 784 daoradhenslaving, convicting, condemningLines: 786, 991 dásachtdaring, audacity, madness, fury, noiseLine: 949 dathaoibheannálainn le feiscintLine: 590 dealbhdestitute, poor, bare, empty, bleakLines: 408, 807, 851 deamhan, gs.: -indemon, the devilLine: 306 dearfaattested, proved; sure, certainLines: 275, 612 dearóilfrail, feeble, puny; cold, bleak, chilly; mean, lowlyLine: 361 déirc, gs.: ~echarity, alms-givingLines: 196, 678, 364 déirceoirbochtán, bacachLine: 868 deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
danarthacruel, barbarousLine: 496 daoirseslavery, bondage, oppression; dearness, costlinessLine: 114 daonnachthumanity, kindness; trua, taiseLine: 961 daorbase, servile; hard, severe; costly, dearLines: 268, 784 daoradhenslaving, convicting, condemningLines: 786, 991 dásachtdaring, audacity, madness, fury, noiseLine: 949 dathaoibheannálainn le feiscintLine: 590 dealbhdestitute, poor, bare, empty, bleakLines: 408, 807, 851 deamhan, gs.: -indemon, the devilLine: 306 dearfaattested, proved; sure, certainLines: 275, 612 dearóilfrail, feeble, puny; cold, bleak, chilly; mean, lowlyLine: 361 déirc, gs.: ~echarity, alms-givingLines: 196, 678, 364 déirceoirbochtán, bacachLine: 868 deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
daoirseslavery, bondage, oppression; dearness, costlinessLine: 114 daonnachthumanity, kindness; trua, taiseLine: 961 daorbase, servile; hard, severe; costly, dearLines: 268, 784 daoradhenslaving, convicting, condemningLines: 786, 991 dásachtdaring, audacity, madness, fury, noiseLine: 949 dathaoibheannálainn le feiscintLine: 590 dealbhdestitute, poor, bare, empty, bleakLines: 408, 807, 851 deamhan, gs.: -indemon, the devilLine: 306 dearfaattested, proved; sure, certainLines: 275, 612 dearóilfrail, feeble, puny; cold, bleak, chilly; mean, lowlyLine: 361 déirc, gs.: ~echarity, alms-givingLines: 196, 678, 364 déirceoirbochtán, bacachLine: 868 deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
daonnachthumanity, kindness; trua, taiseLine: 961 daorbase, servile; hard, severe; costly, dearLines: 268, 784 daoradhenslaving, convicting, condemningLines: 786, 991 dásachtdaring, audacity, madness, fury, noiseLine: 949 dathaoibheannálainn le feiscintLine: 590 dealbhdestitute, poor, bare, empty, bleakLines: 408, 807, 851 deamhan, gs.: -indemon, the devilLine: 306 dearfaattested, proved; sure, certainLines: 275, 612 dearóilfrail, feeble, puny; cold, bleak, chilly; mean, lowlyLine: 361 déirc, gs.: ~echarity, alms-givingLines: 196, 678, 364 déirceoirbochtán, bacachLine: 868 deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
daorbase, servile; hard, severe; costly, dearLines: 268, 784 daoradhenslaving, convicting, condemningLines: 786, 991 dásachtdaring, audacity, madness, fury, noiseLine: 949 dathaoibheannálainn le feiscintLine: 590 dealbhdestitute, poor, bare, empty, bleakLines: 408, 807, 851 deamhan, gs.: -indemon, the devilLine: 306 dearfaattested, proved; sure, certainLines: 275, 612 dearóilfrail, feeble, puny; cold, bleak, chilly; mean, lowlyLine: 361 déirc, gs.: ~echarity, alms-givingLines: 196, 678, 364 déirceoirbochtán, bacachLine: 868 deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
daoradhenslaving, convicting, condemningLines: 786, 991 dásachtdaring, audacity, madness, fury, noiseLine: 949 dathaoibheannálainn le feiscintLine: 590 dealbhdestitute, poor, bare, empty, bleakLines: 408, 807, 851 deamhan, gs.: -indemon, the devilLine: 306 dearfaattested, proved; sure, certainLines: 275, 612 dearóilfrail, feeble, puny; cold, bleak, chilly; mean, lowlyLine: 361 déirc, gs.: ~echarity, alms-givingLines: 196, 678, 364 déirceoirbochtán, bacachLine: 868 deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
dásachtdaring, audacity, madness, fury, noiseLine: 949 dathaoibheannálainn le feiscintLine: 590 dealbhdestitute, poor, bare, empty, bleakLines: 408, 807, 851 deamhan, gs.: -indemon, the devilLine: 306 dearfaattested, proved; sure, certainLines: 275, 612 dearóilfrail, feeble, puny; cold, bleak, chilly; mean, lowlyLine: 361 déirc, gs.: ~echarity, alms-givingLines: 196, 678, 364 déirceoirbochtán, bacachLine: 868 deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
dathaoibheannálainn le feiscintLine: 590 dealbhdestitute, poor, bare, empty, bleakLines: 408, 807, 851 deamhan, gs.: -indemon, the devilLine: 306 dearfaattested, proved; sure, certainLines: 275, 612 dearóilfrail, feeble, puny; cold, bleak, chilly; mean, lowlyLine: 361 déirc, gs.: ~echarity, alms-givingLines: 196, 678, 364 déirceoirbochtán, bacachLine: 868 deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
dealbhdestitute, poor, bare, empty, bleakLines: 408, 807, 851 deamhan, gs.: -indemon, the devilLine: 306 dearfaattested, proved; sure, certainLines: 275, 612 dearóilfrail, feeble, puny; cold, bleak, chilly; mean, lowlyLine: 361 déirc, gs.: ~echarity, alms-givingLines: 196, 678, 364 déirceoirbochtán, bacachLine: 868 deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
deamhan, gs.: -indemon, the devilLine: 306 dearfaattested, proved; sure, certainLines: 275, 612 dearóilfrail, feeble, puny; cold, bleak, chilly; mean, lowlyLine: 361 déirc, gs.: ~echarity, alms-givingLines: 196, 678, 364 déirceoirbochtán, bacachLine: 868 deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
dearfaattested, proved; sure, certainLines: 275, 612 dearóilfrail, feeble, puny; cold, bleak, chilly; mean, lowlyLine: 361 déirc, gs.: ~echarity, alms-givingLines: 196, 678, 364 déirceoirbochtán, bacachLine: 868 deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
dearóilfrail, feeble, puny; cold, bleak, chilly; mean, lowlyLine: 361 déirc, gs.: ~echarity, alms-givingLines: 196, 678, 364 déirceoirbochtán, bacachLine: 868 deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
déirc, gs.: ~echarity, alms-givingLines: 196, 678, 364 déirceoirbochtán, bacachLine: 868 deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
déirceoirbochtán, bacachLine: 868 deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
deisighto dress, adorn, improve; d. anall é: bring him hitherLine: 610 diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
diachairpain, affliction, distressLine: 807 díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
díblevile, worthless, mean, worn, withered, destitute; public, common; dearbhadh (go) díble ar bhíobla: public sworn testimony was given (Dinneen)Lines: 94, 333 dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
dicheallsár-iarrachtLine: 383 díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
díogadhtnáthadh, lagú, lagadh (Ó Foghlú)Line: 100 díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
díoghathe worst, the dregs; 85: d. gach daoirse: togha gach donais; rogha gach d.: togha gach gramaisc (rabble or mob) (Ó Foghlú)Lines: 85, 321 díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
díograisfervour, zeal; fervent love; kindred affectionLine: 1004 díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
díoltasvengeanceLine: 495 díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
díonprotection, shelter; d’fhir nach díon: fir gan phósadhLines: 673, 896, 926 díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
díonmharprotectiveLine: 589 díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
díothachwanting, deficient, needy, destituteLine: 187 díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
díthloss, deprivation; mo dhíth: alas; 76: mí-ádh; 511: mo dh.: faríor; 833: práinn; 763: easpaLine: 511 dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
dlisteanachlegitimate childLine: 606 dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
dochrachharmful, hurtful, baneful, perniciousLine: 85 doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
doghrainnaffliction, hardship, difficulty; le d.: with difficulty, harshipLine: 206 dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
dóighhope, trust confidence, 365, 865, is d.: surely; 562, doubtless; 739, an d.: can it be?; ní d.: it cannot be; dom dh.: I imagine Lines: 365, 562, 693, 739, 811, 865 doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
doilbhedarkness, gloom, melancholy, sadnessLine: 86 doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
doilbhirdark, gloomy, cheerless, sadLine: 187 doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
doilíosachsorrowful, remorseful, melancholyLine: 205 doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
doineantachcheerless, cold-mannered, person; gloomy old personLine: 205 doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
doirfeachsullen, dissatisfied personLine: 980 domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
domhaindeepLines: 88, 1011 donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
donnintensifier: veryLines: 205, 414, 496 dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
dorrgasurly, gruffLine: 61 drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
drabstain, spot; dirt or mud caught up by the dressLine: 52 draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
draidmouth, grin, grimace, grinning visageLine: 56 draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
draigheanblackthorn (stick); bristling, angry appearance; reluctance, boorishnessLines: 156, 318, 360, 624 draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
draíochtmagic; d. na drúise: the love charm (Dinneen)Lines: 334, 344 drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
drandalgum(s), (toothless) mouth, the mouthLine: 56 draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
draoibealmud, mireLine: 52 dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
dreachlook, expression, aspectLine: 857 dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
dreaswhile, tamall, spásLine: 667 dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
dreoitedecayedLines: 333, 684 drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
drongbody of people, group, set, factionLine: 787
