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ṫúirling, alighted; descended.
tuirseaċ, weary.
túis, a beginning. ar dtúis, at first. ó ṫúis, from the beginning.
túisge, sooner. ní túisge, no sooner.
ṫuit sé, he fell. cad a ṫuit amaċ, what had happened; fallen out (2).
tuitim, act of falling. tuitim amaċ, occurring; falling out; tuitim, I fall. tuiteaḋ, used to fall.
turtóg, f., a tussock; a little lump of turf with grass growing on it. g., turtóige; d., turtóig.
tusaċ, a beginning; the first place. i dtusaċ, in the beginning. ó tusaċ, from the beginning. tusaċ do ḃeiṫ agam air, [I] to be beforehand with him (11).
uaċtair, g. of uaċtar, surface; upper part. láṁ uaċtair, the upper hand (49).
uaḋaċt, a will. i n-uaḋaċt ḃáis, lit., in the death-will, i.e., in a way to make his will at once, i.e., on the point of death (12).
uaiḃreaċ, proud.
uaigneaċ, lonesome.
uail, a shout; a yell.
uain, time; weather. ní raiḃ sé d’ uain aige, he had not it of time, i.e., he had not time to (3).
uainín, (dim. of uan), a little lamb.
uair, f., a time; once; an hour.
uaisleaċt, nobility.
uaitse, from you.
ualaċ, m., a load; a cargo.
uan, m., a lamb.
uasal, noble; gentle. g. and voc. uasail.
uaṫa féin, of their own accord, lit., from themselves (27).
uaṫḃásaċ, terrible.
uḃ, an egg.
úcaire, m., a fuller.
úḋálta, the same way exactly. siné an úḋálta agaiḃse, that is the way exactly with ye (49).
uilc, g. of olc, an evil; a wrong.
uile, all; whole.
uisge, m., water. uisge fé ṫalaṁ do ḋéanaṁ, to hatch mischief (7).
ulfairt, f., a yelp. g. ulfairte.
úṁal, humble; obedient. go h-úṁal, dutifully.
únfairt, a shove; a shouldering.
uraim, f., respect; reverence.
urċair, g. of urċar, a shot.
urlaḃraiḃ, d. pl. of urlaḃra, a mode of speech; a language.
úrlár, a floor. g., úrláir.
usa, easier; easiest.
