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C025a-1

  1. ceannruán
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): See Éigse vi, 37, for description. This I take to be the common goby; cf. Larousse: gobidés . . . osseux, de petite taille, avec une grosse téte, des yeux plus ou moins saillants, des nageoires pelviennes. Young lads in Tóin na hOltaí collect them in buckets to feed cats: íosaidh na cait iad.
    Tuilleadh
  2. ceapim
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): in Erris is confined to the meaning 'catch, stop, intercept'; has approximately the meaning of Latin capere; it is not used in the sense of 'think'.
    Tuilleadh
  3. cearachaill
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): maide rounáiltí ó bhalla go balla; hens roost on it.
    Tuilleadh
  4. ceartharnach
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): kern, mercenary (?)
    Usage (EN): heard only in the very common proverb 'is fada an saol ceatharnaigh bliain' (MCd); dá mbeitheá ag caint ar rud a dhéanamh, déarfaí leat é (MC); 'up today and down tomorrow', therefore do not say what you'll do in the future, you may not be able to do it, you may not be alive Cf. SFC, 2386
    Tuilleadh
  5. ceathramha caorach
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): lamb's quarter, common orache (D); slat a' fás ins na fataí, ar thalamh gainí; á bruith ar fheóil, it is boiled with meat (CN); called 'fat hen' in England (PsC).
    Meaning or Explanation (GA): slat a' fás ins na fataí, ar thalamh gainí
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  6. céim
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): limp
    Usage (EN): bhí céim ann, bhí sé bacach; céim bhacaíl', a lame step
    Tuilleadh
  7. ceirteóg
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): rag tied on a cow's tail
    Tuilleadh
  8. ceirthín
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): a plaster: plástar a chuirfeá le cois tinn.
    Tuilleadh
  9. céiseóg
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): a young sow having first litter
    Usage (EN): banbh céiseóige ar a' gcéad ál, a piglet of a sow's first litter.
    Tuilleadh
  10. ceó bruithinn
    Meaning or Explanation (EN): heat haze in fine weather
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