[é!] eh! inter. of surprise

[è] pron. he, him

[eabar] nm. g.v. -air, mud, puddle

[each] nm. g.v. eich; pl. eich, horse

[eachan] nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, horsie, reel for winding yarn

[Eachann] pnm. g.v. -ainn, rendered in Eng. `Hector'

[eachdraidh] nf. pl.+ean, history

[eachraidh] nf. horses, cavalry, stud of horses

[eadar] prep. between

[eadaraibh] prep.pron. between you, pl.

[eadarainn] prep.pron. between us

[eadar-dhealachadh] v.n. and nm. a distinction, a difference; separating

[eadar-dhealaich] va. separate, differentiate, distinguish

[eadar-theangaich] va. translate

[eadh] it : 'seadh, it is, yes, yea, so: ni h-eadh, it is not

[eadhon] to wit, namely

[eadraig] va. +inn, interpose, separate

[eadraiginn] nf. interposition, separating two combatants

[eag] nf. g. eige; d. eig; pl.+an, notch, hack, nick

[eagal] nm. g.v. -ail, fear, fright

[eagar] nm. g.v. -air, order

[eaglais] nf. pl.+ean, church

[eagnaidh] a. precise, accurate, punctilious

[eala] nf. g.+idh; pl.+chan, swan

[ealachainn] nf. pl.+ean, a peg to hang things on, a stand on which to place a gun

[ealag] nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, a block for hacking or splitting wood upon

[èalaidh] va. -adh, creep, steal along

[ealain] nf. pl.+ean, art, skill; also ealdhain

[ealamh] a. quick, nimble, expert

[ealanta] a. ready, expert, artistic; ingenious

[eallach] nf. g. eallcha; d. -aich; pl.+an, burden, load

[ealta] nf. g.+inn, covey of birds; drove of cattle, etc.; a trip of goats; a rout of wolves; a pace of asses; a sounder of swine

[eanchainn] nf. pl.+ean, the brain

[eanruich] nf. soup, flesh juice

[ear] nf.ind. east : gaoth an ear, the east wind

[earail] nf. g. -alach; pl. -alaichean, exhortation, warning, advice, counsel

[earalaich] va. exhort, caution, warn

[earb] va. and vn.+sadh, trust, confide, hope, rely

[earb], [earbag] nf. g.+a; pl.+aichean; g.d. -aig; pl.+an, roe

[earball] nm. g.v. -aill; pl. -aill, tail

[earbsach] a. confident, relying

[earbsadh] nf. confidence, trust, hope, reliance; trusting, relying

[èarr] nm. g.+a; pl.+an, extremity, tail, end

[earrach] nm. g.v. -aich, springtime

[earradh] nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, clothes, dress, accoutrements

[Earra-ghaidheal] nm. Argyll

[earrann] nf. g.v. -ainn; pl.+an, portion, share, section, division

[earras] nm. g.v. -ais; pl.+an, wealth, property

[ear-thuath] nm. the north-east

[eas] nm. pl.+an, waterfall, cataract, cascade

[easbhuidh] nf. pl.+ean, want, defect : dh' easbhuidh, awanting, without, in need of

[easbuig] nm. pl.+ean, bishop

[Easgag] pnf. g.d. -aig, meaning `little ready and willing one'

[easgaid] nf. pl.+ean, a hough; also iosgaid

[èasgaidh] a. ready, willing to oblige

[èasgaidheachd] nf.ind. readiness to oblige

[Easgair] in : Mac an Easgair, surname rendered in Eng. `Fisher'

[Easgan] pnm. g.v. -ain, meaning `little ready and willing one'

[easgann] nf. g.d. -ainn; pl.+an, eel

[eathar] nm. g.v. -air; pl. eathraichean, boat

[éibheall] nf. g. -le; d. -ill; pl. -lean, a live coal

[éibhinn] a. joyous, happy; odd

[éibhleag] nf. g.d. -eig; pl.+an, a live cinder

[éiceart] nm. g.v. -eirt; pl.+an, injustice, evil

[eich] See each

[éid] va. dress, clothe, array

[éideadh] nm. g.v. -idh; pl. -idhean, clothing, suit, apparel, armour

[Eideard] pnm. Edward

[eidheann] nf. g. -ne; d. -inn, ivy

[eigh] nf. g.+e; ice

[éigh] va.+each, shout, cry, proclaim

[éigheach] nf. g.d. -eich, a cry, crying, proclaiming

[éiginn] nf. necessity, distress, compulsion : is éiginn domh, I must, I have to : air éiginn, with difficulty, under compulsion

[éiginneach] a. necessitous, indispensable, oppressive

[éiginneach] nm. g. -ich; pl. -ichean, one in extremity

[éigneach] a. See éiginneach

[eil] for feil, is, are, am, art

[eile] a. other, another

[eilean] nm. g.v. -ein; pl. -einean, island

[eilid] nf. g. éilde; pl. éildean, hind, female deer

[eireachdail] a. -ala, handsome, becoming, proper, graceful

[eireag] nf. g.d. -eig; pl.+an, pullet, young hen

[éirich] va. -igh, arise, rise

[eiridinn] nm. attendance on the sick, nursing

[eiridinn] va. nurse, cherish

[eiridneach] nm. g.v. -nich; pl. -nichean, patient

[éirig] nf. pl.+ean, ransom, forfeit, reparation

[éirigh] v.n. rising : éirigh na gréine, sunrise

[Éirinn] pnf. g. -eann, Ireland; better Éire

[éis] nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, respite, defect, delay, hindrance

[éisd] vn.+eachd, hear, listen, hearken

[éisdeachd] nf.ind. listening, earshot, hearing

[éisdear] nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, hearer, listener

[éisg] See iasg

[eisimeil] nf. g. -ealach; pl. -ealaichean, obligation, reverence : 'nad eisimeil, in your reverence, dependent on you, under obligation to you

[eislinn] nf. pl.+ean, the board on which a corpse is laid (L.Sc. strachtin-board); also a bier

[Eóghann] pnm. g.v. -ainn, rendered in Eng. `Hugh', `Eugene', `Ewen', `Ewing' and `Evan'; also Eóghan

[eòin] See eun

[eòl] nm.ind. knowledge : cha 'n eòl dhomh, I don't know, I have no knowledge of

[eòlach] a. acquainted, knowing, skilled : eòlach air, acquainted with him or it, having knowledge of it

[eòlas] nm. g.v. -ais; pl.+an, knowledge, acquaintanceship

[eòrna] nm.ind. barley

[esan] emph.pron. he, him

[eucail] nf. g. -alach; pl.+ean, disease, infirmity

[euchd] nm. pl.+an, feat, achievement, exploit

[euchdach] a. heroic, valorous, performing achievements

[eucoir] nf. g. -orach; pl.+ean, injustice, wrong, injury

[eucorach] nm. g. -aich; pl. -aich, an unjust person, wrong doer

[eucorach] See eucoir

[eud] nm.ind. envy, zeal, jealousy

[eudail] nf. pl.+ean, treasure; cattle; term of endearment : m' eudail, my treasure, darling

[eudar] for feudar in the phr. : is fheudar, it is necessary

[eug] nm. g.v. éig, death

[eug] vn. die, expire, perish : dh'eug e, he died

[eugmhais] nf. possession, dispensation : as eugmhais, without

[eun] nm. g.v. eóin; pl. eòin, bird

[eunach] nm. g.v. -aich, fowling, shooting birds

[eunlaith] nf. all feathered species

[eur] va. and vn. refuse