# Graiméar na Gaedhilge/Appendix 1

APPENDICES.
Appendix I.
NOUNS OF THE FIRST DECLENSION
aḃrán, a song. aḋastar, a halter. áḋḃar, a cause. aḋmad, wood. amadán, a fool. aṁarc, a sight. aṁras, doubt. aoiḃneas, delight. aoileaċ, manure. aol, lime. arán, bread. ardán, hillock. arm, an army: pl. airm, arma. at, swelling or tumour. áṫas, gladness.
bád, boat.
balḃán, dummy, (stammerer).
bárr, top.
bás, death.
beagán, a little.
biaḋ, food; gen. bíḋ.
biorán, a pin.
biṫeaṁnaċ, rascal.
blas, taste.
bonn, sole, foundation.
bóṫar, road; nom. pl. bóiṫre.
bradán, a salmon.
bród, joy, pride.
bromaċ, foal or colt.
brón, sorrow.
bruaċ, brink; pl. bruaċa. buiḋeaċas, thanks.
bun, bottom.
caiseal, a stone fortress. calaḋ, harbour. carbad, chariot. carn, heap. casán, path. casúr, hammer. cat, cat. ceann, head or end. ceol, music; pl. ceolta. ceudlongaḋ, breakfast. cineál, kind or sort. cleaṁnas, marriage alliance. cléireaċ, clerk clog, bell, clock. cogaḋ, war; pl. cogṫa or cogaiḋe. copán, cup. creideaṁ, faith, religion. cuan, bay or haven; pl. cuanta. cuḃar, foam. cúl, back of the head.
daol, beetle. deireaḋ, end. diaḃal, devil. dinneur, dinner. doċar, harm. doiċeall, grudge, reserve. doṁan, earth, world. donas, misfortune. doras, door; pl. doirse. duaḋ, difficulty. dúṫċas, inherited instinct.
earball, a tail. Earraċ, Spring. eiḋean, ivy. eolas, knowledge. eudaċ, cloth, clothes.
| fasgaḋ, | $\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\\\ \ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,$ | shelter. |
| fosgaḋ, | $\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\\\ \ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,$ | shelter. |
fiaċ, raven; pl. féiċ or féiġ.
focal, a word; pl. focail or focla. Foġṁar, Autumn,
fonn, tune or air.
gaḃar, goat.
gaḋar, beagle.
ganndal, gander.
garsún, a young boy.
geaṁar, green com.
geárrcaċ, young bird.
glas, lock,
glór, voice.
gob, beak (of a bird).
greann, humour.
gual, coal.
iarann, iron,
(f)iolar, eagle.
ionad, place,
ísleán, hollow.
laoġ, calf.
lár, middle.
leaḃar, a book ; pl. leaḃair, leaḃra. leaḃrán, booklet.
leaṫar, leather,
leun, misfortune.
líon, a net ; pl. líonta. lón, provision,
lorg, a track.
madaḋ or madra, a dog; pl. madraiḋe. magaḋ, mockery, ridicule,
maor, a steward.
mapt, steer or beeve.
meaṫ, failure,
milleán, blame,
mionnán, kid.
mórán, much, many.
mullaċ, top ; pl. mullaiġe.
naoṁ, a saint. neart, strength. ocras, hunger. ór, gold.
págánaċ, a pagan.
páipeur, paper.
píobán, windpipe or neck,
port, tune or air.
preuċán, crow.
rian, track ; gen. riain. ród, road.
rún, secret
sac, a sack. sagart, a priest. saġas, kind or sort. salann, salt. saṁraḋ, summer. saoġal, life, world. saor, craftsman, artisan. saoṫar, exertion, work. seaḃac, hawk. seod, a precious thing, jewel; pl. seoda. sgeul, news ; pl. sgeula; sgeulta, stories. slaḃraḋ, chain; pl. slaḃraiḋe. sop, wisp.
| sórt, | $\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\\\ \ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,$ | kind or sort. |
| sórd, | $\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\\\ \ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,$ | kind or sort. |
spiorad, a spirit. spor, a spur. spórt, sport. stór, treasure store. suaiṁneas, repose.
tamall, a short space of time. taoiseaċ, a captain, a leader. teallaċ, hearth. trosgán, furniture. tús, beginning.
* ↑ This word also means a child’s spinning “top.”
* ↑ In spoken language breicfeasta, m., is used for “breakfast.”