, g. uighe, pl. id. and uigheacha, f., an egg (Mon., Tyrone,etc.). See ubh.
ughacht
See <<uadhacht>>.
ughagán
, -áin, pl. id., m., a custard.
ughamaim
, -madh, I accoutre, I harness, I yoke.
ughamuighthe
(and ughamtha)
, p. a., caparisoned, harnessed, yoked.
ugán
, -áin, pl. id., m., craw of a fowl. See <<iogán>>.
ughdar
, -air, pl. id., m., an author; an authority; the source or origin of a story, etc.; a voucher; bun-ughdar, source, origin (Con.); sin ughdar an cheoil, that is what brought about the composition of the song (U.).
ughdarach
, -raighe, a., authoritative.
ughdarthás
, -áis, m., authority, authenticity; boldness, assurance, presumption, self-confidence (also written ughdarás).
ughdarthásach
, -aighe, a., authoritative, authentic; superior, powerful.
ughdarthásamhail
, -mhla, a., authoritative, authentic; bold, self-assertive.
ughmadh
, -aidh, m., a band, one end of which is fastened to a hurdle of rods, with a wooden bar through the other end for securing cattle in their enclosure; plough gear, horse trappings.
ughmaim
See <<ughmuighim>>.
ughmuighim
, -ughadh, v. tr., I harness, caparison, yoke; ughmuighthe, p. a., harnessed, caparisoned.