, -chon, -chona, f., a wild animal of the dog tribe; a wolfdog; a wolf; a leopard; a lynx; an otter; a standard or ensign with the figure of a wolf drawn on it; fig., a strong man, a warrior.
onfairt
, 7c. See <<unfairt>>, 7c.
onfais
, -e, f., act of tossing, rolling about, wallowing; a storm, a tempest (Kea.). P. O'C. prefers anfais, and says it is of the same lineage with anfadh.
ongadh
, -gtha, m., unction, act of anointing, smearing, greasing.
ongaim
, -gadh, v. tr., I anoint, besmear, daub. See ungaim.
ongtha
, p. a., anointed; smeared, daubed.
onóir
, -óra, pl. id. and -óracha, f., honour; thrift, as in the expression, gan onóir, thriftless (U.); pride, haughtiness (Con. and U.).
onóirim
, -óradh, v. tr., I honour, worship, respect, revere, reverence.
onórach
I.
, -aighe, a., honourable, respectable; in Om. it means proud, conceited, as tá sé ró-
II.
, he is too proud; pocán bréan onórach, a proud, conceited puppy. See <<onóir>>.
onórughadh
, -uighthe, m., an honouring, a reverencing.
onóruighim
, -rughadh, v. tr., I honour, worship, respect, revere, reverence.