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muineál, m., the neck.
muíng, f., a mane.
múini, v.n., teaching.
muíntearha, friendly.
muíntearhas, m., friendliness, friendship.
muíntir, f., people, folk.
muiríon, m., a burden.
muíteach, boastful.
musdar, m., ostentation.
myv, v.n., boasting.
ná, than.
náiri, f., shame.
nänúr, m., nine people, a set of nine.
nâuid, f., gs. and gp. nâud, np. nâuid, an enemy.
neach, a person, anybody.
nea-choitianta, unusual, strange.
neavní, nothing.
neóssad, fut. sg. 1 of ínshim.
ní, v.n., washing.
ní, m., pl. nihi, a thing, anything.
nó, new, fresh.
nochduim, I lay bare, reveal.
nós, m., habit, custom.
nua, new.
nuer, when, since.
ó, prep., from.
ó, conj., since.
obuir, f., gs. ebiri, work.
ocaras, m., hunger.
óigi, f., youth.
oilti, taught, trained.
oinig, gs. of oineach, honor.
oirim, I suit, fit.
ól, v.n., drinking, drink.
eól, m., knowledge.
ólas [eólas], m., knowledge, information.
olav, ready, prepared.
olav, m., np. olûna, a poet, scholar.
olavahish, gen. of olavahas, wealth.
olc, m., wickedness.
olc, adj., bad.
olû, v.n., preparing.
oluím, I prepare.
óluim, I drink.
olûna, see olav.
onóir, f., g. onóra, dignity, respect.
onóireach, polite.
onórú, v.n., honoring, paying respect to.
órd, m., gs. úird, rank, dignity.
órdú, v.n., ordering.
órghaiti, gold-colored, gilt.
órlach, m., an inch.
órnáid, f., ornament.
osguil, f., the armpit.
osguilim, I open.
osguilt, v.n., opening.
osguilti, open, opened.
ouc, gs. ouic, m., a dwarf.
(f)ouluim, past s. 3 of foulumuim.
our, m., cause, material.
