, -e, pl. ógha, f., a virgin, a maid.

, prefix, young, etc. See óg-.

, f., a young woman, a maiden, a damsel.

, g. id., f., youth.

, m., a young horse.

, -a, f., virginity, maidenhood.

, g. óig-fhir, pl. id., m., a young man, a youth.

, -e, f., complete obedience.

, -aighe, a., wholly obedient.

, -e, -idhe, f. and m., a simpleton, a fool.

, -dighe, a., foolish, silly, simple.

, -a, f., folly, simplicity.

, g. id., f., folly, foolery.

, -sighe, -seacha, f., a fool, esp. a female fool; a foolish, giddy woman; a harlot; as g. -sigh, m., a foolish man.

, -a, f., folly or giddiness in a female; harlotry.

, -mhla, a., foolish, silly.

, g. id., pl. -nidhe, m., a foolish, silly person, esp. a woman (dim. of óinseach).

, conj., for, because, since; in U. it assumes the form foir, with prosthetic f and short o; the o is also shortened elsewhere, as, for instance, in Thomond (oir, eir); uair also is heard. See ó, prep. and conj.

, m., a goldsmith.

, g. id., pl. -dhthe, m., a goldsmith.

, f., a golden lock of hair; golden hair.

, -aighe, a., golden-haired.

, g. id., pl. -idhe, m., a gold-chest, a treasury, a store of wealth, a coffer; a precious stone.

, -ora, -oiridhe, m., a treasurer.

, -dimh, m., superstition.

, -niughadh, v. tr., I ordain, arrange, set in order.

, m., a gold pledge or pawn; an hostage.

, -éis, m., embroidery, ornament, tapestry, needle or tambour work.

, -iughadh, v. tr., I overlay with gold, enchase in gold, form devices in gold.

, m., gold ore, a gold mine.