inneall, m. (gs. & npl. innill, gpl. ~). 1. Arrangement, adjustment; order, array. ~ a chur ar rud, to arrange, adjust, sth. Chuir siad ~ catha orthu féin, they arranged themselves for battle. Ar ~ máirseála, in marching order. 2. Furnishings, trappings; attire, dress. ~ tí, house furnishings. ~ suain, sleeping facilities. ~ imeachta, travelling equipment. ~ a chur ort féin, to get oneself ready; to dress, tidy, oneself. 3. (Proper) state, condition. Bheith in ~, ar ~, to be in good condition; to be ready, set. In ord agus in ~, in proper working order, in excellent condition. Ar an ~ sin, in that condition. Ní fheadar d’~, I don’t know how you are fixed. 4. Contrivance, trap, snare. ~ a chur, to set a trap. ~ oilc, evil contrivance. Chuir siad ~ ina choinne, they laid a trap for him. 5. Machine, engine. ~ bainte, buailte, crúite, cniotála, fuála, reaping-, threshing-, milking-, knitting-, sewing-, machine. ~ gluaisteáin, car engine. ~ gáis, gas-engine. ~ umair, tank engine. ~ dóiteáin, fire-engine. ~ crochta, outboard engine. 6. Var. vn. of innill2. (Var:f)