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benn 1
mountain, crag, peak, point; crest, summit;
pre-eminent person; Transf. of outline of land
2
pinnacle, spire; gable; corner, etc. of building, structure,
etc. ;; a high top, pinnacle; Hence in plant-name
3
wing of an army, fleet
4
horn of animal; (of a whale ?); a pledge given in respect
of impounded cattle;
a (buffalo) horn; hence drinking horn,
goblet; Of musical instruments
5
prong, point (of various forked and pointed objects)
6
crest, diadem, etc. (of a helmet, head-dress, etc.); By metonymy (?) of a horse
7
yards; sail-tops; Of a shield; Of a garment; king of peaks (?), one of three classes of kings
8
for ever (and ever)
9Freq. in nn. loc., usu. in senses point, peak, hill; In late use heed, attention, regard
10a steeple; tower; peaked crosses
11
yellow-tubed; rugged-topped
bleide
drinking-cup,
goblet; bowl
1 cailech
chalice, cup,
goblet
cingit
cup,
goblet; spoon, ladle
con-caithi
consumes,
gobbles
coppán
cup,
goblet; cupbearer
corn 1
drinking horn,
goblet
2
trumpet, horn
3
curl (of hair)
creithir
container,
vessel, drinking-cup; bowl(?);
goblets
cuäch 1
cup,
goblet
, bowl
2
cauldron, large vessel; bowl, cup
1 cúachach furnished with cups,
goblets
3 dlochtán
kind of sprite or
goblin
(?)
ech A horse (incl. mare or gelding) genly. of chariot or
saddle-horse,; the stallion; baggage-horse; an unbroken
horse; a British (Welsh)
horse; a winning horse;
wooden horse;
riding-horse; a water-
horse (a
goblin
);
crocodiles (?);
horse-boy, groom (?);
white of steeds, having white steeds;
horse-mouth, horse-lipped; horse-headed;
stallion;
centaur, horse-mongrel; of swift steeds;
horsecloth;
rod, horsewhip; mounted on, or possessing swift steeds;
tameness of steeds;
great in steeds, rich in steeds; plant name, horse-clover;
bridle;
horse-thief; a horse-contest, horse-race
eredech, eridech
drinking-cup,
goblet
fíthal a calf; a fairy, hag or
goblin
gobairde
(of horses) star-gazing (?)
gobang
a cattle-pound, an enclosure; imprison-
ment, duress
Gobbán
a famous Irish wright said to have been a
contemporary of St. Moling
gobél
a gap or opening (inlet); generally of the sea.; Fig. a strait, a difficulty
grúacach 1
hairy, long-haired, long-maned
2a
goblin
, a wight, an enchanter (?)
3
wizard-like, wise (?)
íarla
an earl; a ruler, a lord; As the name of a
goblet; the blood of earls
líne 1Of line of writing or poetry
2Of line of battle; Of reins, cord; Of mountains; Of engraving on
goblet
3
lineage, race, generation; Fig. of life-
span
4Of birds clutch (of eggs), brood
5act of abandoning legitimate line
of succession, of exceeding one's bounds, abandoning tradition; line by line; in a straight line
reidgair , reid gair the foot or stand of a
goblet
tulchube 1a large vessel for holding wine, vat
2
cup,
goblet
, bowl
1 umaide
bronze, brazen, copper; Of
the brazen serpent; Of musical
instruments; Of
a palisade; Of pillars; Of doors; Of a reliquary; Of a
goblet; Of a caldron; Of the wheels of a chariot; Of
a brooch (?); Of globular lumps; Of figures of oxen