By

the
REV. .DE. NORMAN
.MACLEOD,
Minister of
Campsie;
and the
REV. DR DANIEL
DEWAR,
One of the
Ministers
of
.Glasgow
LONDON:
HENRY G.
BOHN.YORK STEE^T.COVBHT
GARDEN.
M33
V-)
30.
AN
ENGLISH-GAELIC
DICTIONARY.
A
,
the indefinite article
a,
or
an,
in
English,
is marked
generally
in Gaelic
merely by
the absence of the definite article
; as,
I saw
a man
;
chunnaic mi duine.' After sub-
stantive verbs there are
placed
before the
substantive
following them,
the
preposition
'
ann,'
in its contracted
forms,
with the
possessive pronoun answering
to the
person
of the verb
; thus,
I was a
father,'
'
Bha
mi a' m' athair.' Placed before a
partici-
ple,
or
participial noun,
a'
ag.
He is
a-coming ;
tha e a' teachd
;
He went
a-hunting;
chaidh e a
shealg. Denoting
the
proportion
of one
thing
to
another,
am, an,
art. 's a.'
They
bad six arrows
rt-man
;
Bha se
saighdean
an neach aca
;
or,
bha se
saighdean
am fear
aca;
That
much
a-year ;
An uiread sin 's a' bhli-
adhna.
AARONICAL, adj.
A bhuineadh do
Aaron.
ABACK,
adv. O
chul,
an coinneamh a
churl
;
air
ais,
air t' ais.
ABA CTO
R,
s. Gad
uiche,
creachadair
; pi.
Luchd-creachaidh.
ABACUS,
s.
f.
Clar-cunntais
;
clach-
mhullaicb.
ABAFT,
adv. Dh'ionnsuidh an
deiridh,
mu'n deireadh.
ABA1SANCE,
s.
Umhlachd,
beic.
ABALIENATE,
v. a. Thoir thairis do
choir do neach eile
; fogair, ruag.
ABALIENAT1ON,
s. A' cur an
sgeun,
a'
fogradh,
a'
ruagadh.
ABANDON,
v. n. Thoir thairis
do,
cuir
cul
ri, fag, diobair, leig dhiot; treig;
fo-
gair.
ABANDON, s. Neach a
threig
ni no neach
eile.
ABANDONED, part.
Treigte, fagta,
air
a
threigsinn,
air
fhagail.
ABANDONER,
s.
Fear-treigsinn,
fear-
cul-chur.
ABD
ABARTICULATION,
s. Deadh chean-
gal
nan alt 's nan en tun h r' a cheile.
ABASE,
v. a.
islich, leag,
cuir sios
;
ir-
ioslaich.
ABASEMENT,
s.
Jsleachadh,
irioslach-
adh, leagail
sios
; eas-urram,
tair.
ABASH,
v. a.
Naraich,
cuir
gu
h-amhlu-
adh,
athaich.
ABASHMENT,
s.
isleachadh, beagach-
adh, eas-urram, tair;
aobhar
uaire,
mas-
ladh,
tamailt.
ABATE,
v. a. and n.
Lughdaich, beagaich ;
islich,
leig
sios
;
ciuinich
;
fas ciuin
;
traogh ;
rach an
lughad.
ABATEMENT,
s.
Lughdachadh, beag-
achadh,
isleachadh
;
meachainn
;
ciuin-
eachadh
; traoghadh ; leigeil
sios.
ABATER,
s.
Fear-lughdachaidh,
aobhar-
lughdachaidh.
ABBA,
s.
Athair,
(focal Eabhruidheach.)
ABBACY,
s.
Fearann, sealbh,
no
sochair.
ean a bhuineas a dh'aba.
ABBESS,
s.
Ban-aba, bean-riaghlaidh
comuinn chailleacha-dubha.
ABBEY,
s.
Abaid,
tigh-mhanach,
cill-
mhanach,
tigh-crabhaidh.
ABBREVIATE,
v. a.
Lughdaich, giorr-
aich,
cuir an
lughad ; gearr
air
falbh,
brist.
ABBREVIATION,
s.
Giorrachadh, lugh-
dachadh, aithghiorrachadh.
ABBREVIATURE,
s. Comhara
giorr-
achaidh
; giorrachadh ;
mion-chruth.
A, B, C,
An
aibidil;
ceud leabhar na
cloinue.
A
BDICANT, arf;.
A
threigeas
a choir feln.
ABDICATE,
v. a.
Leig
dhiot do
choir,
thoir thairis do choir
; leig
dhiot do
dhreuchd,
thoir thairis no
treig
do dhreuchd.
ABDICATION,
s. Toirt suas, fagail,
treigsinn,
diobairt corach,
dealachadh
ri
dreuchd,
ri
oifig,
no ri inbhe.
ABDITORY,
s. lonad foluich.
ABD
590
ABO
ABDOMEN,
s, lochdar
a'
chuirp,
ionad
na
bronn, lag
a' mhionaicb.
ABDOMINAL,
)
adj.
A bhuineas do'n
ABDOMINOUS, )
bhroinn.
ABDUCE,
v. a. Thoir air
falbh, tarruing
air
falbb,
no o chile.
ABDUCENT, adj.
A
thairngeas
no bheir
air falbh o cheile.
ABDUCTION,
S. Toirt air
falbh,
tarru-
ing
air
falbh,
no o
cheile,
treorachadh air
falbh.
ABEARANCE,
s.
Giulao,
iomchar.
ABED,
adv. Anns an
leabaidh,
's an leab-
aidh,
air leabaidh.
ABERRANCE,
) s. Seacfiran o'a
t-slighe
ABERRANCY, $
cheart, mearachd,
iom-
rall.
ABERRANT, adj.
Seachranacb,
mearach-
dach,
iomrallach.
ABET,
v. a.
Brosnuich, cuidich, co-oibrich,
aontaich le.
ABET,
7
s.
Brosnuchadh,
cuid-
ABETMENT, >
eachadh,
co-oibreach-
adh,
aontachadh.
ABETTER,
7
s.
Fear-brosnuchaidh,
cuid-
ABETTOR, 5 eachaidh,
co-oibreachaidh
;
fear-cul-taicek
ABEYANCE,
s.
Dlighe laghail araidh,
cor an fhearainn sin
aig
nach 'eil sealbha
dair 'sa
'
cheart am.
ABGREGATE,
v. a. Thoir a mach as an
treud,
tearb.
ABHOR,
v.a.
Sgreataich
roimh, oilltich,
geur-fhuathaich
;
dean di-meas no tair
air,
cuir an
neo-bhrigh.
VBHORRENCE,
1 s.
Sgreamh,
dubh-
ABHORRENCY,} ghrain, sgreatachd,
fuath,
daoch.
ABHORRENT,
adj. Fuathach, grainei),
oillteil, dubh-ghraineil, sgreataidh.
ABHORRENTLY,
adv. Gu
sgreataidh,
gu sgreamhail, gu
daochail.
ABHORRING,
s.
Geur-fhuathachadh,
gabbail sgreatachd
no
sgreamha.
ABIDE,
v. a. and n.
Fan, fuirich, stad,
feith
;
tamh
gabh
fois
; gabh comhnuidh,
tuinich
; buanaich,
mair
;
dean
foighidinn ;
giulain le,
fuiling, fuilig.
ABIDER,
s.
Fear-taimh,
fear-comh-
nuidh.
ABIDING,
s.
Fuireach, fantuinn, tamh,
comhnuidh,
mairsinn, fulang, giulan,
sens-
amh.
ABJECT, adj. Miothar, suarach,
dim-
c;isacb, tarcuiseach, diblidb, aiuniseach,
truagh,
trailleil.
ABJECT,
s. Duine
gun dochas, gun
mheas, gun earbsa, trunghan.
ABJECT,
v. a.
Tilg
air
falbh, tilg
a
mach,
cuir air
falbh; tilg sios,
leag
sios,
islich.
ABJECTION,
5. Miotharachd
hignidh,
no
inntinn, suarachas, traillealachd,
ainn-
iseachd, bochduinn,
ABILITY,
s.
Comas, cumhachd, clith,
treine.
ABILITIES,
Caileachd.
ABJUDICATED,
part. adj.
Air a thoirt
le
breith,
o aon neach do neach eile.
ABJUDICATION,
s. Diultadb.
ABJ UG
ATE,
v, a.
Fuasgail, saor, dealuich,
thoir o
chuing.
ABJURATION,
s. Mionnachadh nach
de'anar ni
araidh;
aicheadh.
Abjuration
oath, cul-mhionnan.
ABJURE,
v. a. Mionnaich an
aghaidh
ni-eigin ; aicheadh,
aicheun
;
cul-mhion-
naich.
ABLATION,
s. Tabhairt air falbh.
ABLATIVE,
adj.
A bheir air
falbh,
diobh-
alach,
uaitheantach.
ABLE,
adj. Comasach, cumhachdach,
foghainteach, Ididir,
murrach,urrainneach ;
teoma, sgileil ;
beartach.
ABLE-BODIED,
adj. Corp-laidir, treun,
neartmhor,
foghainteach, calma,
taiceil.
ABLEGATE,
v. a. Cuir air theachdair-
eachd.
ABLENESS,
s.
Comasachd; neart;
cum-
hachd, treoir, murrachas,
foghainteachd.
ABLEPSY,s. Doille,dalladh,cion-fradhairc.
ABLIGATE,
v. a.
Ceangail
suas.
ABLOCATION,
s.
Suidheachadh,
no
leigeil
a mach air mhal.
ABLUENT,
adj. lonnladacb, nighteach,
a
ghlanas.
ABLUTION,
s.
lonnlad, nighe, nigheadh,
glanadh ;
saoradh o chiont.
ABNEGATE,
v. a.
Aicheadh, diult, seun,
seachain.
ABNEGATION,
s.
Aicheadh, diOltadh,
seachnadh,
seunadh.
ABOARD,
adv. Air
bord,
air bdrd
luinge
no bata
;
air uachdar.
ABOARD, prep. Aig,
air,
os ceann.
ABODE,
s.
Comhnuidh, tamh,
aitecomb-
nuidh,
ionad
taimh, tigh, teach, aitreabh,
dachaidh
; fuireach, tamhachd,
tuineachas.
ABOLISH,
v. a. Dubh a
mach;
cuir as
do, sgrios,
cuir air cul
; mi-laghaich.
ABOLISHABLE, adj.
A dh' fheudar a
chur
as,
no a
sgrios ;
ri rhur as.
ABOLISHER,
s.
Sgriosadair; mi-lagh-
achair
;
fear-mill i<Ih.
ABOLISHING,
)
s.
Sgaoileadh,
athar-
ABOI.ISHMENT,
[
rachadh, sgrios,
ABOLITION,;
J dubhadh a mach,
cur air
cul,
ditheachadb.
ABO 591 ABS
ABOMINABLE,adj.
Graineil, fuathmhor,
sgreamhail, sgreataidh, oillteil,
deistin-
neach
; salach, truaillidh, neoghlan,
granda.
ABOMINABLENESS,
s.
Grainealachd,
fuathmhoraohd,
sgreamhalachd,
oillteal-
achd, sgreatachd ; sal, neo-ghloine,
truail-
lidheachd.
ABOMINATE,
v. a.
Geur-fhuathaich,
tur
fhuathaich, oilltich, gabh
dubh-
ghrain.
ABOMINATION,
s.
Fuath, oillt, grain,
sgreamh, dubh-ghrain,
daoch
j sgreat,
sgreatachd;
culaidh
ghrain, cuis-fhuatha,
fadeistirin; sal,
salchar
; truaillidheachd,
neo-ghloine,deistinneachd,sgreataidheachd,
breunachd
; uamharrachd,
dubh-ghrain-
ealachd, aingidheachd,
coirbteachd.
ABORIGINAL,
adj.
A bh'ann o
thus,
a
bhuineas do'n
pkriomhrmhuinntir.
ABORIGINES,
s.
Priomh-mhuinntir,
ceud luchd aiteachaidh
duthcha,
no
tire,
aithrichean na tire.
ABORTION,
s. Breith roimh 'n
am;
breith
anabuich,
torrachas
anabuicb,
faoin-
bhreith.
ABORTIVE, adj. Anabuich, neo-inbheach,
diobhaileach,
a
thig
roimh 'n
am,
neo-
thimeil;
a theid
gu neo-ni,
neo-tharbh-
ach.
ABORTIVELY,
adv. Gu h-anabuich.
See Abortive.
A
BORTIVENESS,
s. Cor ni a bheirear
roimb 'n
am,
neo-tharbhachd.
ABOVE, prep.
Os
ceann, suas, shuas;
a
thuilleadh
air,
tuilleadh
na,
tuilleadh
is,
ni's
mo,
thairis air
;
os
teann,
an uachdar
air,
thairis air
;
a bharr
air,
tuilleadh na.
ABOVE,
adv.
Shuas, uthard,
os
ceann,
gu
h-ard,
a suas
air,
shuas
air;
shuas air
neamh
;
an uachdar.
ABOVE
ALL,
Os
barr,
os ceann nan uile
ni,
gu
h-araidh.
ABOVE-BOARD,
Os ceann
buird,
am
follais, gun f'holach,
an sealladh
shul, gu
saor, gun cheilg, gun chleas, gun
lub.
ABOVE-CITED,
A dh'
ainmicheadh
roimhe,
a thubhradh.
ABOVE-GROUND,
Am fearanrt nam
beo,
os ceann talmhainn.
ABOUND,
v. n. Bi
pailt,
bi
pailt an,
or
am
; lionmhoraich,
fas lionmhor no
pailt,
bi
siolmhor,
bi llonmhor.
ABOUT, prep. Mu,
mu
chuairt,
mu'n
cuairt,
mu'n cuairt
air,
mu thimchioll
;
fagus air,
dluth
air,
dluth ri
; mu,
mu
dheighinn,
uime.
Engaged
in :
rl, mu,
ann
am,
arm an
;
About ten
thousand,
mu
dheich mile
;
They
were
spcalcing
about
you,
bhaiada bruidhinn mud'
dheighinn;
About
him, uime,
mu'n cuairt
da,
mu
'thimchioll,
mu
'dheighinn;
about
them,
umpa,
mu'n
cuairt doibh
;
about
her, uimpe,
mu'n cuairt
di,
mu
'deighinn,
mu 'timchioll
;
about
whom 9 cia uime ?
ABOUT,
adv. An
cuairt, gu
cruinn,
gu
timchiollach,
gu
cuairteil. Ceithir thim-
chioll,
mu'n cuairt
; fagus
air
;
air
ti,
a
dol
a*, gu ; timchioll,
toirt
gu
crich
; gu
buil, gu h-ire; gu
teachd
; ag
iarruidh.
ABRACADABRA,
s. Gne
ghiseig
Arab-
ach,
a
leighiseadh,
a reir am
beachd,
an
crith-ghalar.
ABRADE,
v. a. Suath
dheth,
suath air
falbh, sgrlob
air falbh
;
caith air falbh.
ABREAST,
adv. Taobh ri
taobh,
uchd ri
h-uchd,
comhluath.
ABRIDGE,
v. a.
(See Abbreviate,)
Gior-
raich, lughdaich, cuingich,
cutaich.
ABRIDGED, part. Giorraichte, lughd-
aichte,
cuinglichte.
ABRIDGER,
s.
(See AbbreviatorJ
Giorr-
adair,
cuingeachair.
ABROAD,
adv. Mu
sgaoil;
a
muigh,
a
mach
;
air
aineol,
an tir chein
;
an tir
thall,
gu,
no
dq,
thi r chein
;
air
gach
taobh
;
an leth
muigh,
an leth mach.
ABROGATE,
v. a. Cuir
lagh
air
chul,
mi-'laghaich,
muth an
lagh,
cuir a
thaobh,
cuir a
leth-taobh,
cuir
as,
cuir an neo-
bhrigh.
ABRUPT, adj. Cas, corrach, creagach ;
obunn, aithghearr, grad, cabhagach, gun
rabhadh, gun
uidheamachadh
; briste,
neo-
cheangailte.
ABRUPTION^. Grad-bhriseadh, grad-
sgoltadh, grad-dhealachadh.
ABRUPTLY,
adv. See
Abrupt.
ABRUPTNESS,
s.
Cabhag, obunnachd,
caise, corrachas,
cabhagachd, bristeachd,
neo-cheangaltachd.
ABSCESS,
s.
Neasgaid, at,
iongrachadh,
mam, meall,
balg iongrach.
ABSCIND,
v. a. Gearr
dheth,
gearr
air falbh.
ABSCISSION,
s. Gearradh
dhetb,
gearr-
adh air
falbh,
sgudadh.
ABSCOND,
v. a. and n. Foluich
thufein,
teich,
rach air
fogradh,
thoir an
saoghal
ort
; foluich,
ceil.
ABSCONDER,
s.
Fdgarach,
fear
fuadain,
fear air
charn,
fear
cuirn,
fear fuidh
choille.
ABSENCE,
s. Neo-lathaireachd
;
neo-
aire, ciori-aire,
neo-shuim.
ABSENT, adj. Neo-lathaireach,
as an t-
sealladh,
as an
fhianuis; neo~aireac!),
ABS
592
ABU
sinuain-sheachranach,
ioma-smuainteach,
mi-dhearcach.
ABSENT,
v- a. Rach o'n
tigh,
cum as an
rathad,
cum air
falbh,
na
d'thig
'san fhian-
uis.
ABSENTEE,
s. Neach a ta air falbh o
'dhuthaich,
neach
gun
bhi 's an lathair.
ABSINTHIATED, part.
Searbhaichte,
Ian burmaide.
ABSINTHIUM,
s. Burmaid.
ABSIST,
v. n. Seas air
falbh,
seas air
t'ais,
stad, sguir,
thoir
thairis, leig
dhiot.
ABSOLVATORY, adj.
A
Joghas,
a
mhaitheas lochd.
ABSOLVE,
v. a.
Saor, logb,
maith,
fuas-
gail
o
; criochnaich,
coimhlion.
ABSOLVER,
s. Neach a
ghabhas
air fein
pearadh
a mhaitheadh.
ABSOLUTE, adj.
lomlan, coimhlion;
saor, gun chumha; neo-cheannsuichte,
neo-cheangailte.
ABSOLUTELY,
adv. See Absolute.
ABSOLUTENESS,
s.
lomlanachd,
saor-
sachd,
saorsa, dligheachas,
neo-cheann-
sachd, fuasgailteachd,
ard-chumhachd.
ABSOLUTION,
s.
Saoradh,
saorsa
; logh-
adh, maitbeanas, saoradh, fuasgladh.
ABSOLUTORY, adj.
A
shaoras,
a dh'
fhuasglas,
a mhaitheas.
ABSONANT, adj.
Mi-cheillidh,
neo-
thuigseach, mi-reusanta,
baoth.
ABSO
NOUS,
adj.
See Absonant. Mi-
fhonnmhor,
neo-bhinn.
ABSORB,
v. a.
Sluig
suas
;
deoghail, leig
sios,
sugh,
61 a
stigh.
ABSORBENT,
adj.
A
shluigeas,
a
dheogh-
aileas,
a
shughas,
a dh' olas a
stigh.
ABSORBENT,
s.
Leigheas sughaidh,
a thiormaicheas leanntaidhean a
chuirp.
ABSORPT,
part. Sluigte, sughta sios,
tiormaichte.
ABSORPTION,
s.
Tiormachadh,
sughadh,
slugadh.
ABSTAIN,
v. a,
Seachain, seun, fag,
fan
o,
fuirich
o;
na
gabh,
na
dean,
aicheadh
dhuit
fein, coisg
thu fein.
ABSTEMIOUS, adj. Stuama, measarra,
seaohnach, geimnidh, neo-ghlutail.
ABSTEMIOUSNESS,
s.
Stuaim,
measar-
rachd,
stuamachd, fein-aicheadb,
geim-
nidhenchd.
ABSTERGE,
v. a.
Glan-shuath,
glan
le
suathadh, suath-ghlan.
ABSTERGENT,
adj. Glanadach,
a
ghlanas
ni ris an suatbar e.
ABSTINENCE,
s.
Seachnadh,
measar-
rachd,
stuamachd
; trasgadh,
fuireach o
bhiadh.
ABSTINENT, adj.
Stuama, measarra,
trasgach.
ABSTRACT,
v. a. Thoir air
falbh,
tar-
ruing
o
cheile, as-tharruing ; tarruing
a
bhrigh
as,
thoir a
shugh as;
dealuich
beachdan na h-inntinn o
cheile;
cuir am
mion-chruth.
ABSTRACT, adj. Eadar-dhealuichle,
sgarta; dorch,
deacair r'a
thuigsinn ;
fior-
ghlan, neo-mheasgaichte.
ABSTRACT,
s. Seadh
aithghearr,
suim
aithghearr, brigh ; sumhlachadh, lughd-
achadh, aithghiorrachadh ;
air 'eadar-
dhealachadh.
ABSTRACTEDNESS,
s.
Dealachadh,
sgaradh,
eadar-dhealachadh.
ABSTRACTION,
s.
Dealachadh,
eadar-
dhealachadh, brigh-tharruing ;
neo-aire do
nithibh 's an
lathair,
domhain-bheach-
dachadh.
ABSTRUSE,
adj.
Doilleir, foluichte,
dorch, domhain,
do-leirsinneach
; deacair,
do-thuigsinn.
ABSTRUSELY,
adv. See Abstruse.
ABSTRUSENESS,
s.
Doilleircachd,
duirche, dorchadas, doimhneachd,
deacair-
eachd.
ABSURD,
adj. Mi-reusonta, amaideach,
neo-thuigseach,
mi-chiallach, neo-fhreagar-
rach,
eu-ceillidh.
ABSURDITY,
s.
Amaideachd, baogh-
altas, baothachd, mi-reusontachd,
neo-
thuigseachd.
ABSURDLY,
adv. Gu
mi-reusonta, gu
h-
amaideach, gu
mi-chiallach.
ABUNDANCE,
s.
Pailteas, pailteachd,
ni 's
leoir; lionmhorachd,
iomadachd
;
moran,
pailteas ; anaharr, anabarrachd,
barrachd.
ABUNDANT,
adj.
Pailt, saoibhir, Ian;
ro-pliailt.
ABUNDANTLY,
adv. Gu
pailt, gu
sa-
oibhir.
ABUSE,
v. a.
Mi-bhuilich, mi-ghnathaich,
diom-builich
; meall, gabh
brath
;
thoir
ana-cainnt, masluich, mab, troid,
cain.
ABUSE,
s.
Mi-ghnathachadh,
mi-bhuil-
eachadh,
ana-caitheamh
; di-moladh,
cain-
eadh, trod,
droch
cainnt,
ana-cainnt.
ABUSER,
s.
Milleadair, milltear,
struidh-
ear
; fear-cainidh, fear-troid,
fear ana-
cainnt.
ABUSIVE, adj. Millteach, struidheil,
ana-
caithteach
;
ana-cainn
teach,
trodaoh,
searbh-
chainnteach.
ABUTT
\L,
s. Crioch no iomall fearainn
;
sgriobhadh
anns am bheil criochan air an
ainmeachadh.
ABU
593 ACC
ABUTMENT,
s.
Comh-chrioch,
steidh
tagalach.
ABYSS,
5. Doimhneachd
mhor,
doimh-
ricachd
gun
iochdar
; aigean,
dubh
aigean;
grinneal
;
if'rinn.
ACACIA,
s.
Sugh
craoibhe araidh
'san
Eiphit.
ACAUEMIAL,
adj.
See Academical.
ACADEMIC,
s.
Foghlumanaich, fogh-
lamaich
oil-thigh ; fear-foghluim.
ACADEMIC, adj.
A bhuineas do
thigh-
foghluim.
ACADEMICAL,
adj. Oil-thighcach,
a
bhuineas do dh'oil-
thigh.
ACADEMY,
s.
Tigh munaidh, tigh fogh-
luim,
ard-sgoil, oil-thigh ;
comunn chum
foghlum
araidh air bith a chur air
aghaidh.
ACANTHUS,
s. See Bear's breech.
ACATES,
s.
Biadh,
teachd-an-tir.
ACCEDE,
v. n. Aontaich
le, striochd, cord;
thig
a
dh'ionnsuidh,
aom le.
ACCELERATE,
v. a.
Greas, luathaich,
deifirich,
cabhagaich.
ACCELERATION,
s.
Greasad,
luath-
achadh, cabhagachadh, grad-shiubhal.
ACCENT,
s. Fuaim
cainnte,
bias
cainnte,
gltusadh
na
teanga, fonn,
guth-ghleus,
sn.is-labhairt
;
cudthrom a
ghutha
air sio-
ladh focail
;
comharra air sioladh foeail.
ACCENT,
v.
Snas-labhair, pong-labhair,
labhair a rcir nath na cainnte.
ACCEPT,
v. a.
Gabh, gabh ri, gabh
a
stigh ; aontaich,
coird ri.
ACCEPTABILITY,
s.
Taitneachd,
tait-
neas,
toiieachd, toileachas,
ciatfachd,
iom-
chuidheachd,
frengarrachd.
ACCEPTABLE,
adj. Taitneach, freagar-
rach, ciatfach,
iomchuidh.
ACCEPTANCE,
s. Gabhail le deadh-
thoil,
gabhail
ri.
ACCEPTER,
s. Fear a
ghabhas
le deadh-
thoil,
no 'dh'aontaicheas le.
ACCESS,
s.
Rathad,
slighe, fosgladh ;
cead teachd am
fagus ; meudachadh,
leas-
achadh,
cinneas.
ACCESSARY, adj.
A
chuidicheas,
no 'dh'
aontaicheas L-
; comh-pairteach.
ACCESSARY,
s. See
Accessory.
ACCESSIBLE,
adj. So-ruigsinn, ruigsin-
neach
; fosgarra, failteach,
aoidheil.
ACCESSION,
s.
Meudachadh,
cuideach-
adh,
leasachadh
; teachd,
dluthachadh
ri,
tighinn
an
ceann.
ACCESSORY,
adj.
A
mheudaicheas,
a
chuidicheas le.
ACCESSORY,
s.
Aontachair, comh-pair-
tiche,
'an
ciont, comh-chiontaiche
;
cuid-
eachadh
le,
cur le.
ACCIDENCE,
g. Ceud leabharnacloinne.
ACCIDENT,
5.
Sgiorradh,
tuiteamas;
mi-shealbh,
tubaist
; buaidh, gne,
nadur.
ACCIDENTAL, adj.
Tuitcamach,
tu-
baisteach, gun
suil ris.
ACCLAIM,
v. n.
Mol, ard-mhol,
dean
luathghair.
ACCLAIM,
s.
Gair, caithream,
luath-
ghair,
ard-mholadh.
ACCLAMATION,
s. lolach
aiteis, gaird-
eachas,
caithream.
ACCLAMATORY,
adj.
Gairdeachail,
luathghaireach,
ait.
ACCLIVITY,
s.
Bruthach, uchdach,
cas-
leathad.
ACCLIVOUS,
adj.
Bruthachail,
uchdach-
ail.
ACCOIL,
v. n.
Domhalaich,
dumhlaich.
ACCOLENT,
s. Fear-aiteachaidh
chrioch,
fear-iomaill.
ACCOMMODABLE, adj. Freagarrach,
so-5omchuidh, goireasach.
ACCOMMODABLENESS,
s. lomch-
uidheachd, freagarrachd.
ACCOMMODATE,
v. a. Dean
coingheall
ri;
dean
freagarrach, ceartaich;
reitich,
dean reidh.
ACCOMMODATE,
adj. Iomchuidh,freag-
arrach, cuimseach, ceart,
cubhaidh.
ACCOMMODATION,
s.
Freagarrachd,
goireas,
ceartachadh, rum
; uidheam,
ul-
lachadh
;
iomchuidheachd
; reite,
socruch-
adh,
cordadh.
ACCOMMODATOR,
s.
Fear-reite,
fear
socruchaidh
;
fear-aontachaidh, fear-geil-
lidh.
ACCOMPANIER,s. Fear-caidridh,
fear-
comh-thurais,
fear-comuinn.
ACCOMPANIMENT,
s.
Leasachadh,
ni
an cois ni no neach eile.
ACCOMPANY,
t-. a. and n. Rach an
cuideachd,
bi an
cuideachd,
rach maillc ri
;
cum cuideachd ri.
ACCOMPLICE,
s.
Fear-comuinn, pair-
tiche,
comh-chiontuiche,
comh-phairtiche.
ACCOMPLISH,
v.a.
Criochnaich,
thoir
gu h-rre,
thoir
gu
crich
;
coimhlion
;
coisinn, faigh ; sgeadaich, deasaich,
sgeim-
hich,
ailriich.
ACCOMPLISHED, part. adj.
Coimh-
lionta, deas,
iomlan
; sgiamhach, snasail,
eireachdail,
aluinn.
ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Criochnachadh,
coimhlionadh
; sgeimhealachd,
eireachdas,
oilean,
maSse
; cosnadh, faotainn,
iaghail.
ACCOMPT,
s. Cunntas. See Account.
ACCOMPTANT,
s.
Fear-cunntais,
fear-
aireamh,
fear socruchaidh chunntas.
4
F
ACC 594 ACH
ACCORD,
v.a. and n.
Reitich,
ceartaich
ceadaich,
aontaich
le; cdrd,
thig
ri
cheile,
frasjair;
dean comh-sheirm.
ACCORD,
s.
Comh-chordadh, comh-reite,
cairdeas; comh-ru.n, co'-aontachadh,
co'-aontachd
;
co'-sheirm
j dhethfein,
dhiom
fein,
dhiot
fein,
&c.
ACCORDANCE, s.C6rdadh,co'-chordadh,
cu'-sheirm, co'-fhreagarrachd;
cairdeas.
ACCORDE
R,
s . Fear-aon
tachaidh,
fear-
ctiideachaidh.
ACCORDING,
prep.
A
reir,
do
reir;
a
thaobh,
do thaobh.
ACCORDINGLY,
adv. Mar
so,
mar
sin,
a reir sin.
ACCOST,
r. a. Cuir
failte, failtich,
labh-
air
ri,
bruidhinn ri.
ACCOSTABLE,
adj. Faoilidh, furanach,
suairce, so-bhruidhneach, fosgarra.
ACCOUNT,
s.
Cunntas,
aireamh
;
meas
;
urram, inbhe, ard-inbhe,
airde
;
sgeul,
tuairisgeul ; rannsachadh,
dearbhadh
;
mineachadh,
soilleireachadh.
ACCOUNT,
v. a. and n.
Meas, baralaich,
smuainich
; aireamh, cunnt;
thoircunntas,
aithris,
bi
freagarrach.
ACCOUNTABLE,
adj. Freagarrach,
a
dh'fheumas cunntas a thoirt.
ACCOUNTABLENESS,
s.
Freagarrachd.
ACCOUNTANT,
s.
Cunntair,
fear-air-
eimh.
ACCOUNT-BOOK,
s. Leabhar cunntais.
ACCOUTRE,
v. a.
Uidheamaich, deasaich,
armaich,
beartaich.
ACCOUTREMENTS,
s.
Acfhuinn,
buill-acfhuirm
; armachd,
eididh
cogaidh ;
uidhram, bcartachadh,
airneis.
ACCREDIT,
v. a.
Cuidich,
dean taobh
ri,
faigh
urram
do,
tboir urram do.
ACCRESCENT,
adj.
A
chinneas,
a dh'-
fliasas suas.
ACCRETIVE, adj. Co-fhasail,
co-chinn-
tinm-ach.
ACC11O
ACH,
v.a.
Clic,
tarruingchugad
le
crnmaig
no le
dubhari.
ACCRUE,
v. re. Cuir ri
;
thig,
sruth
;
thig
ijii ;
eirich
o,
sruth
o,
tarmaich.
A CC II UMEN
T,
s.
Meudachadh,
leasach-
adh,
fas.
ACCUSATION,
5. Luidhe air
uilinn,
sinc.ulh air
leabaidh.
ACCUMB,
v. a.
Luidh,
no sin thu fein
sios air t-iiilinn.
UBENT,//.
A luidheas air uilinn.
ACCUM
ULATE,
v. a. Cam
suas,
cruach,
cruinnich,
cuir r'a
cheile, cnuasaich,
tion-
ail,
cuir 'na mheall
;
fas
suas,
fas mor.
ACCUMULATION,
5.
Co-cbruinneach-
adh,
cur r'a
cheile,
carnadh
suas,
cnuasnch-
adh,
tionaladh.
ACCURACY,
s.
Poncalachd,
dearbhachd,
cinnteachd,
sicireachd, soilleireachd,
snas-
mhorachd, freagarrachd.
ACCURATE,
adj. Poncail,
dearbh-dhean-
ta, neo-chearbach, cinnteach,
sicir, ceart,
snasmhor,
riaghailteach, freagarrach.
ACCURATENESS,
s.
Poncalachd,
eag-
naidheachd, sicireachd,
freagarrachd.
AC
CURSE,
v. n.
Malluich,
dit.
ACCURSED,
part. adj. Malluichte;
a
thoill mallachd.
ACCUSABLE, adj.
Ri
choireachadh,
ri
chronachadh,
ri
dhiteadh,
a thoill diteadh.
ACCUSATION,
s.
Casaid, cuis-dhitidh,
cuis-chasaid, gearan, cronachadh,
diteadh.
ACCUSATIVE, adj.
A
choiricheas,
dit-
each,
casaideach.
ACCUSATORY, adj.
A
dhiteas,
a chas-
aiJeas.
ACCUSE,
v. a. Dean
casaid, dit,
gearain,
coirich,
cuir coire
air,
cuir coir' as
leth,
tagair.
ACCUSED,
part. adj. Coirichte,
crona-
ich^e.
ACCUSER,
5.
Fear-ditidh,
fear-coireach-
aidh,
casaid
iche,
fear-casaid.
ACCUSTOM,
v. a. and n.
Cleachd, gnath-
aich.
AC
CUSTOMARY,
adj. Gnathach,
abh-
aiseach,
cleachdaidh.
ACCUSTOMED, adj.
A reir
cleachdaidh,
gnathach,
cleachdach,
mar bu
ghnathach.
ACE,
5. Aon
;
ni
meanbh,
smuirnean.
ACERB, adj. Searbh, geur, goirt.
ACERBATE,
v. a. Dean
searbli,
dean
geur,
dean
goirt.
ACERBITY,
s. Bias
searbh,
geur
no
goirt;
anameinneachd, coirbteachd, geire.
ACERVATION,
s.
Torradh, carnadh,
cruinneachadh, cruachadh,
tionaladh.
ACESCENT,
adj.
A' fas
geur.
ACETOSITY,
s.
Searbhas, geurachd, goir-
teachd,
gairgead.
ACETOUS,
adj.
Goirt,
searbh.
ACHE,
s.
Pian, goirteas, goimh, tinneas,
greim
craidh.
ACHE,
v. n. Bi
tirin,
bi craiteach.
ACHIEVE,
v. a. Criochnaich
gu
sona,
coimhlion
gu
buadhach,
buadhaich;
cois-
inn,
dean a
maoh,
faigh.
ACHIEVEMENT,
s.
Deanadas, euchd,
gaisge, buaidh,
deadh
choimhlionadh
;
mor-ghniomh
euchdach.
ACHIEVER,
s.
Gaisgeach, fear-buaidhe,
neach euchdail.
ACHING,
s.
Pian, goirteas,
cradh.
ACI
595 ACU
ACID, adj.
Gear, goirt,
searbh, garg.
ACIJ),
s. Ni searbh no
geur.
ACIDITY,
s.
Geurachd,searbhachd,gairge,
gairgead, geire.
ACIDULATE,
v. a. Dean
searbh, garg,
no
geur.
ACIDULOUS, adj.
A leth-char
goirt,
geur, garg,
no searbh.
ACKNOWLEDGE,
v. a. Aidich t'eolas
air iii no
neach, gabh
ri
; aidich,
thoir
buidhcachas,
aidich roaitheas.
ACKNOWLEDGING, adj. Aidmheach,
taingeil.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
s. Aideach-
adh
;
buidheachas
;
ath-thabhartas le aid-
eachadh air maitheas.
ACME,
s. Airde, mullach, fior-mhul)ach,
spiris.
ACOUSTIC,
adj.
A bhtiineas do chlaiste-
achd.
ACOUSTICS,
s. Eolas
fhuaim,
colas
eisdeachd
; leigheas-eisdeachd,
iocshlaint-
chluas.
ACQUAINT,
v. o.
Innis,
thoir
fios,
thoir
eolav foillsicb,
dean
eolach, fiosraich,
dean
aithnichte.
ACQUAINTABLE, adj.
Soirbh ri eolas
a
ghabhail
air, faoilidh, fosgarra.
ACQUAINTANCE,
s.
Eolas, aithne,
caidreamh
;
fiosrachadh
;
fear
eolais,
caid-
reach, pi.
luchd-eolais.
ACQUAINTED, adj.
Eolach
air,
fiosr-
ach,
aithnichte.
ACQUEST,
s.
Buannachd,
tairbhe.
ACQUIESCE,
v. n.
Comh-aontaich,
aont-
aich, geill,
striochd.
ACQUIESCENCE,
s.
Aontachadh, geille-
a<ih,
geill, striochdadh, gabhail
ri.
ACQUIESCENT, adj.
Acho'-aontaicheas,
a
gheilleas.
ACQUIRE,
v. a.
Coisinn, faigh,
buann-
aich,
thoir a mach.
ACQUIRED, part. adj. Coisinte,
buann-
aichte.
ACQUIREMENT,
s.
Cosnadh, coisneadh,
buannachadh
;
ionnsachadh.
ACQUIRER,
s. Fear
faotainu,
fear cosn-
aidh,
fear-buarinachaidh.
ACQUISITION,
s.
Coisneadb, cosnadh,
buHiinachadh
; buannachd,
tairbhe.
ACQUIT,
v. a.
Saor,
fnasgail, Icig
fa
sgaoil, fuasgail ; fireanaich,
saor o choice.
ACQUITMENT,
s.
Fuasgladh,
saoradh.
ACQUITTAL,
s.
Saoradh, fuasgiadh ;
glanadh
o choire.
ACQUITTANCE,
s. Scriobhadh
fuasg-
laidh o fhiachaibh.
ACRE,
s.
Acair,
acair-fearainn.
ACRID,
adj. Tcitb, loisgeach ; searbh,
garg, goirt.
ACRIMONIOUS,
adj. Garg, geur,
searbh,
teith, sgaiteach, loisgeach.
ACRIMONIOUSNESS,
See
Acrimony.
ACRIMONY,
s.
Gargalachd, geuralachd,
searbhas, sgaiteachas.
ACRIMONIOUSLY,
adv. See Acrimo-
nious.
ACRITUDE,
s. Bias
geur, searbh, teith,
no
loisgeach ;
searbhas
geiread.
ACRONYCAL,
A
luidheas,
's a dh' eireas
leis a
ghrein.
ACROSPIRE,
s.
Gucag,
boinne
ban,
gineag.
ACROSS,
adv.
Tarsuing,
o thaobh
gu
taobh.
ACROSS,
prep. Thar,
thalris air.
ACROSTIC,
9. Gne rainn araidh anns an
leughar
iiinm an ne^ch d'an d'rinueadh an
raiin.
ACT,
v. a. and n.
Gluais,
caruich
; dean,
gniomhaich,
coimhlion
; giulain, iomchair;
aobharaich,
thoir
gu
bull
; gabh ort,
cleas-
aich, cluich, gabh
samhladh
ort;
cuir air
ghlnasad.
ACT,
s.
Gniomh, turn,
reachd
; euchd,
cleas
; achd, deanadas;
earratm araidh
cluiche; sgriobbadh
achdannan
laghail,
reachd breithe.
ACTION,
s.
Gniomh, turn,
obair
; oath,
baiteal,
blar
;
cuis
lagha.
ACTIONA
BLE,fld/.Mi-]eghail,neo-dhligh.
each,buailteach
dodhiteadh
lagha,peanasail.
ACTIVE,
adj. Tapaidh, grad,
calamh,
deas, fuasgailte; smiorail, surdail, beothail,
beo
;
ur-chleasach
; teoma, deanadach,
gniomhach,
buadhail.
ACTIVITY,
s.
Beothalachd,
gidornhachas,
deanadachd,
calamhachd.
ACTOR,
s. Doanadair
;
cleasaiche. f'ear-
cluiche.
ACTRESS,
5. Ban-dheanadach
;
ban-
chleasaiche.
ACTUAL, adj. Cinnteach, deavbhta, fior,
aig
am bheil dearbh bhith.
ACTUARY,
s. Cleireach
oomuinn,
no
cuirte.
ACTUATE,
adj. Beothaichte, gluaiste.
ACTUATE,
v. a.
Beothaich, gluais.
AC U
ATE,
v. a.
Geuraich,
cuir air chois.
ACULEATE, adj.
Biorach, gathach.
dealgach.
ACUMEN,
s.
Rinn, geurachd ; geire,
cal-
amhachd.
ACUMINATE,
v. n. Fas. no eiricb suas
air mhodh binneineaoh.
ACUMINATED,
adj.
Binneiiifach,
biur-
ach, geur.
ACU
596
ADJ
ACUM
I
NATION,
*. Rinn, biorachas,
binnoin.
ACUTE, adj.
Geur, biorach; guineach ;
geur-thuigseach
; bras,
dealasach
;
carach
',
smiorail,
beothail, sgaiteach ;
sicir.
ACUTE,
v. a.
Tog
do
ghuth.
ACUTELY,
adv. See
Acute, adj.
ACUTENESS,
s.
Geire, geiread, geur-
achd
; graidead ; tuigse,
sicireachd
;
beoth-
alas, sgaiteachd.
AD
ACT,
v. a.
Greas, gluais,
iomain.
ADAGE,
s.
Giiath-fhocal,
sean-fhocal.
ADAMANT,
s.
Daoimean, leug,
seud
araidh.
ADAMANTEAN,
ladj.
Cruaidh, leug-
ADA3IANTINE, } anta,
daoimeanach.
ADAM'S-APPLE,
s. Ubhall an
sgdrnain,
mcall an
sgornain.
ADAPT,
v. a. Dean
freagarrach, ceartaich,
uidhcamaich.
ADAPTABILITY,
s.
Freagarrachd.
ADAPTA
BLE,
adj. Freagarrach,
a
gh
abh-
as uidheamachadh.
ADAPTATION,
s.
Freagarrachd,
uidh-
amachadh, souruchadh,
ceartachd.
ADAUNT,
v. a.
Cionnsuich, faigh
buaidh
uir,
thoir buaidh.
A-DAYS,
adv. i, e. Now
a-days,
'San
am,
's an am so.
ADCORPORATE,
v. a.
Ceangail
r'a
cheile,
aonaich.
ADD,
v. a. Cuir
ri,
meudaich,
leasuich.
ADDEC1MATE,
v. a.
Tog
an
deachamh,
sonruich an deachamh.
ADDER,
s. Nathair.
ADDER'S-GRASS,
s. Lus na nathrach.
ADDER'S-TONGUE,
s. Lus
araidh,
teanga
nathrach.
ADDER'S-WORT,
s. Lus
araidh,
a
leighiseas
lot nathrach.
ADDICT,
v. a.
Thoir suas thu lin
do,
cleachd
;
aom
le,
tog
le
;
coisrig.
ADDICTED,
adj.
Air a
chleachdadh
ri,
air a thoirt
suas,
liobhairte
;
deigheSl air;
aomta ri.
ADDITION,
*. A cur r'a
cheile,
a meud-
achadh,
a leasachadh
;
leasachadh,
meud-
achadh
;
seol
cunntaia.
ADDITIONAL,
adj.
Barrachd, tuille,
<>s cionn.
ADDLE, arlj. Breun, lobh,
grod ;
gluig
seasg; faoin, gun fheum, neo-tharbhach.
ADDLE,
v. a. Dean fas
dean
gluig,
dean
cuir an
neo-bhrigh.
ADDLE-HEADED,
1
adj. Gog-cheann-
ADDLE-PATED,
J ach,
gun
eanch-
aiuit, gun
tuigse.
ADDRESS,
v. a.
Uidhcamaich,
ulluich thu
fein chum oibre no
gniomh ;
labhair
ri,
sgriobh
a dh' ionnsuidh.
ADDRESS,
s. Deas-labhairt
;
seoltachd
;
modh,
modhalachd
; sgil,
ealantachd
j
sgriobhadh
seolaidh air cul litreach.
ADDRESSEK,s.
Fear iarruidh.
ADDUCE,
v. a. Thoir air
aghaidh, tagair,
asluich.
ADDUCIBLE,
adj.
A
ghabhas
toirt air
aghaidh.
AD~DUCT1VE,
adj.
A bheir air
adhart,
a
bheir suas no sios.
ADDULCE,
v. u.
Mislich,
dean blasda.
ADEPT,
s.
Fear-innleachd,
fear-ealantachd.
ADEPT,
adj.
Oileanta, lan-eolach,
teoma.
ADEQUATE,
v. a. Lan-shamhluich.
ADEQUATE,
adj. lonann,
comh-ionann
;
foghairiteach
air
; freagarrach, cothromach,
iomchuidh.
ADEQUATELY,
adv. See
Adequate, adj.
ADEQUATENESS,
s.
Freagarrachd,
iomchuidheachd
;
co-ionannachd.
ADHERE,
v. n. Lean
ri,
dluthaich ri
;
fan
seasmhach,
fan dileas.
ADHERENCE,
s.
Leanailteachd,
dluth-
leanailteaohd
; seasmhachd,
dilseachd.
ADHERENT,
adj. Leanailteach,
a lean-
as ri.
ADHERENT,
s.
Fear-leanmhuinn,
fear-
leantuinn.
ADHERENTLY,
adv. See
Adherent,
adj.
ADHESION,
s.
Leanmhuinneachd,
leantuinneachd,
leanailteachd.
ADHESIVE,
adj.
Leanailteach.
ADHESIVENESS,
s. Leanailteachd.
ADHIBIT,
v. a. Cuir
gu feum,
dean feum
dhe, gnathaich.
ADJACENT, adj. Fagusach,
dluth
air,
laimh ri.
ADJECT,
v. n. Cuir
ris, leasaich,
meudaich.
ADJECTION,
s. Cur
ris,
meudarbadh
;
leasachadh,
coimeasgadh.
ADJECTIVE,
s.
Buaidh-fhocal,
feart-
fhocal,
for-bhriathar.
ADJECTIVELY,
adi\ Mar bhuaidh-fho-
cal,
mar fheart-fhocal.
ADIEU,
adv. Dia
leat,
slan
leat,
beannachd
leat,
soraidh leat.
ADIEU,
s.
Cead,
soraidh.
ADJOIN,
0. a. and n. Cuir
ri, tath,
dluthaich, dluth,
cuir r'a cheile.
ADJOINANT, adj.
Dluth
do,
am
fagus.
ADJOURN,
v. a. Cuir dail
ann, dailich,
cuir dheth
; sgaoil
coinneamh
gu
la eile.
ADJOURNMENT,
s. Dail
gu
la eile
;
cur dheth.
ADJUDGE,
v. a. Thoir coir air nilebreith
laghail,
thoir
binri,
thoir
breith,
dit.
ADJ
597 ADR
ADJUDICATION,
s. Toirt coir le breith
laghail.
ADJUGATE,
v. a.
Beartaich, cuingich,
caraidich.
ADJUNCT,
adj.
Aoriaicbte,
dluthaichte li.
ADJUNCTION,
s.
Tathadh,
dluth-
(lieangal ; crangaltas,
tathadh.
ADJUNCTlVE, arf;.
A thatluis r'a cheile.
ADJUNCT1VELY,
adv. Airmhodh tath-
.lidh.
ADJUNCTLY,
adv. An
ceangal
ri.
ADJURATION,
s. Cur air
mhionnaibh,
mionnacbadh;
focail nam mionn.
ADJURE,
v. a. Cuir air
mhionnaibh,
gabh
mionnan o neach
;
earalaich an ainm
Dhe.
ADJURER,
s.
Neach a chuireas mionnan.
ADJUST,
v* a.
Ceartaich,
reitich
;
dean
cothromach, riaghailtich,
dean ceart.
ADJUSTMENT,
s.
Ceartachadh,
cothrom-
achadh, riaghailteachadh.
ADJUTANCY,
s.
Dreuchd,
no inbhe
oifigich
comhnaidh
;
deadh
riaghailt.
ADJUTANT,
s.
Oitigeach
a ni comhn-
adh ri
oifigich
eile.
ADMEASUREMENT, 7
, ,
ADMENSU
RATION, p
T mhaS*
ADMINISTER,
v. a.
Thabhair,
builich
air
;
fiitheil,
riaghail, gabh
curam dheth
;
dean ceartas ri
;
cum coir ri
;
dean cobh-
air ri
;
thoir
purgaid.
ADMINISTRATION,
s.
Frithealadh,
liaghladh,
freasdalachadh
;
luchd comh-
airle an
Rlgh, luchd-riaghlaidh,
no
stiuraidh na
rloghachd ;
uachdaranachd
;
taisbeanadh,
tabhairt.
ADMINISTRATIVE, adj.
Fritheilteach,
frithealach
;
a
bhuilicheas,
a
riaghlas.
ADMINISTRATOR,
s.
Riaghladair;
frithealachair
; riaghlair,
ard-fhear comh-
airle
;
fear a
ghabhas
curam
ghnothuichean
neach a chaochail.
ADMINISTRATRIX,
s.
Ban-riaghl-
aiche,
bean-stiuraidh
ghnothuch.
ADMIRABLE, adj. longantach,
ion-
mholta, cliuiteach,
ion-chliuiteach.
ADMIRABLY, adj.
Gu
h-iongantach,
&c.
ADMIRAL,
s.
Ard-mharaiche,
ceann-
feadhna
mharaichean,
ceannard cabhlaich
;
long
a chinn-fheadhna.
ADMIRALTY,
s. Luchd
riaghlaidh
a
chabhlaich,
luchd comhairle chuisean
mara; tigh
coinneimh
luchd-riaghlaidh
a
chabhlaich.
ADMIRATION,
s.
longnadh, iongantas,
mor-mheas.
ADMIRE,
v. a. and n. Gabh
iongantas,
gabh
neonac-lias,
seall le
h-iongantas ; gabh
gaol
no mor-mheas air.
ADMIRER,
s. Ft-ar
iongnaidh,
fear a
bheir urram
; h-annan, lear-gaoil,
fVar-
niolaidh, fear-diuthacbaidh.
ADMISSIBLE, adj. Ceadachail,
a
leigear
a
steacb,
a
chtaduichear.
ADMISSION,*. Iiintriiiii,
comas
inntrinn,
leigeadh
a steach
;
ceadachadh.
ADM1TTABLE,
adj.
A dh' fbaodar a
leigeadh
a
stigh,
a
cheadachadh,
fhulang.
ADMITTANCE,
s.
Cead, leigeadh
a
steaoh.
ADMIX,
v. a.
Measgaich, co-mheasgaich.
ADMIXTURE,
s.
Coimcasgadh,
cur
(roimh cheilp.
ADMONISH,
v. a.~ Thoir
rabhadh,
caoin-
chronaich, earalaich, teagaisg.
ADMONISHER,
s. Fear comhairleach-
aidh
;
fear
cronachaidh, te;tgasgair.
ADMONISHMENT,
s. See Admonition.
ADMONITION,
s.
Comhairle,
earail,
rabhadh,
caoin ohronachadh.
ADMON1TOR,
s.
Fear-comhairle,
fear-
earalach,
fear-cronachaidh.
ADO,
s.
Othai), iomairt,
iurpais,
eas-6rd-
ugh, tuairgne, dragh, drip, cabhag, doilgh-
ios,
saothair.
ADOLESCENCE,
1 s.
Og-aois,
ur-fhas
ADOLESCENCY, \
nan
oigridh.
ADOORS,
adv.
Aig
an dorus.
ADOPT,
v. a.
Uchd-mhacaich,
gabh
chum
daimhe,
alaich.
ADOPTER,
s. Uchd-mhacair.
ADOPTION,5.
Uchd-mhacachadh
;
uchd-
mhacachd.
ADOPTIVE,
_a$.
Uchd-mhacaichte,
a
dh'
uchd-mhacaicheas, uchd-mhacachaiU
ADORABLE, adj. Urramach,
glormhor,
ionmholtach,
airidh air aoradh.
ADORABLENESS, Urramachd,
ard-
urramachd, glormhorachd,
ionmholt-
achd.
ADORATION,
s.
Aoradh, crabhadh,
naomh- urram.
ADORE,
v. a.
Aor,
thoir
aoradh,
dean
aoradh
; urramaich, dian-ghradhaich.
ADORER,
s.
Fear-aoraidh,
fear-crabh-
aidh,
aoradair
; fear-gaoil,
leannan.
ADORN,
v. a,
Sgeadaich, sgeimhich,
ailn-
ich, sgiamhaich, maisich, breaghah;h
f
uiJheamaicb,
dean
aillidh,
dean
greadh-
nach. ^
ADOWN,
adv.
Slos,
a
slos, gu
lar
; fuidbe,
an lochdar
j
nuas.
ADOWN,pr^;.
Sios;
air feadh.
ADRIFT,
adv. Air
snamh,
leis an t
sruth,
leis a
ghaoith
;
air iomadan.
ADR
598 ADU
ADROIT, adj.
Deas, ealanta, ealamh, clis,
lamhchair.
ADROITNESS,
s.
Ealantachd,
gleusd-
aohd, gleus,
lamhchaircachd.
ADVANCE,
v. a. and n. Thoir air
agh-
aidli,
cuir air
adhajt;
ardaich, meudaieh,
moraieh
; leasaich,
luathaich
;
dluthaich,
thig
am
fagus, thig
air
t'aghaidh
; cinn,
fai
; tairg,
thoir am
folluis,
fuillsich
;
diol
roimh laimh
; tog
suas,
ruisg,
taisbean,
nochd.
ADVANCE,
s.
Dluthachadb, tpannadh,
teachd air
aghaidh
; fein-thairgse,
cuir-
eadh
graidh ; cinntinn, meudachadh,
ard-
achadh
;
soirbheachadh
; airgiod
roimh-
laimh.
ADVANCEMENT,
s.
Adhartachd,
ar-
dachu'lh, airde;
teachd air
aghaidh,
soirbh-
eachadh,
cinntinn.
ADVANTAGE,
s.
Buidhinn, tairbhe,
buajjnachd, sochair, leas, math,
fath
;
cothrom,
lamh-an-uachdar
;
barrachd
;
sgabhaiste.
ADVANTAGE,
v. a.
Leasaich,
dean
maith
do,
ardaich.
ADVANTAGED,
adj.
Leasaichte,
air
dheadh chothrom.
ADVANTAGE-GROUND,
s. Cothrom
talmhainn.
ADVANTAGEOUS, adj. Buannachail,
goireasach,
tarbhach.
ADVANTAGEOUSNESS,
s. Feumal-
achd, buannachd,
tairbhe.
ADVENT,
s.
Teaohd,
teachd ar
Slanuigh'
ir
;
am mios roimh
nollaig.
ADVENTITIOUS', adj. Tuiteamach,
tubaisdcach.
ADVENTUAL,
adj.
A bhuineas do am
teachd ar
Slanuigh'ir.
ADVENTURE,
s.
Tuiteamas, teagmhais,
tubaist
; deuchairm,
oidheirp, feuchainn,
ionnsuidh
;
cunriart.
ADVENTURE,
v. a. and n. Feuch
ri,
thoir deuchainn
do,
oidheirpich,
thoir
ionnsuidh
; gabh
misneach.
ADVENTURER,
s.
Fear-deuchainii,
fear-
iomairt, fear-misnich,
fear-fuadain
; teag-
mhasair, fear-dana,
gniomhaiche.
ADVENTUROUS,
adj. Misneachail,
dana, deuchainneach, gleusda,
oidheir-
jicai^h, gaisgeil.
ADVERB,
s.
Ceann-bhriathar,
ceann-
fhocal.
ADVERBIAL,
adj. Ceann-bhriathrach,
ceann-bhriatbrail.
ADVERBIALLY,
adv. See Adverbial.
ADVE
RSARY,$.
Eas-c,araid,ijamh,namh-
aid.
ADVERSE,
adj
Tarauinn, crosda,
an
aghaidh
a
ch^ile,
a cur an
nghaidh,
diobh-
alach, ^.mhgharach, an-rach, calldach,
dochannach, sgriosail,
naimhdeil.
ADVERSELY,
adv. See Adverse.
ADVERSE,
v. a. Cuir an
aghaidh, cog
ri.
ADVERSENESS,
s.
Crosdachd,
tarsuin.
npachd,
rmimhdeas.
ADVERSITY,
s.
Fath-broin, truaighe,
mi-ahealbh,
an-shocair, doilgheas,
cruaidh-
chas; amhghar, teinn,
dosgainn,
unradh,
doilghios.
ADVERT,
. a. and n. Thoir
fainear,
thoir aire
do, gabh
suim
do; beachdaich,
dearc.
ADVERTENCE,
> s.
Aire,
beachd,
ADVERTENCY, J
dearcadh.
ADVERTENT, adj. Aireachail,
beachd-
ail,
suimeil.
ADVERTISE,
. a. Thoir
sanas,
thoir
rabhadh,
thoir fios
j gairm, glaodh,
innis,
foillsich.
ADVERTISEMENT,
s.
Sanas, gairm,
glaodh,
rabhadh follaiseach.
ADVERTISER,
s.
Fear-sgeoil,
fear-
naigheachd,
fear-innsidh, fear-rabhaidh,
fear-sanais
; litir-riaigheachd.
ADVICE,
s.
ComhaJrle, earail,
teagasg j
deadh
bheachd,
deadh
chomhairle;
co'~
chomhairle
; naigheachd,
fios,
rabhadh.
ADVISABLE, adj. Glic, crionna,
sicir
;
iomchiiidh, freagarrach.
ADVISE,
v. a. and n.
Comhairlich,
thoir
comhairle
; innis,
cuir
fios,
thoir fios
;
cuir
comhairle ri
;
abh
comhairle,
smuainich
;
bcachd-smuainich.
ADVISED, adj.
Crionna,
glic, sicir,
comh-
airlichte.
ADVISEDLY, adv. See Advised.
ADVISEDNESS,
s.
Comhairleachd, glioc-
as, crlonnachd,
ciallachd.
ADVISER,
s.
Comhairleach,
fear-comh-
airle,
fear-seolaidh.
ADVISING,
s.
Comhairle, earail,
seoladh.
ADULATION,
s.
Sodal, miodal,
brosgal.
ADULATOR,
5.
Fear-sodail, fear-miodail,
fear-brosgail.
ADULT, adj.
Air teachd
gu
h-aois,
no
gu
lan-fhas,
mor.
ADULT,
s. Neach air teachd
gu h-aois,
neach air
lan-fhas,
duine deanta.
ADULTER,
v. a. Dean adhaltrannas
;
truaill,
salaich.
ADULTERATE,
v. a. and n. Dean adh-
altrannas
;
mill le
coimeasgadh.
ADULTERATENESS,
s. See Adultera-
tion.
ADULTERATION,
s.
Truailleadh,
sakh-
adh,
no milleadh le
coimeasgadh ;
truail-
lidheachd, sal,
f-alchar.
ADULTERER,
*.
Adhaltrannach,
fear-
adhaltrannais,
fear-auhaltrais.
ADLJ
599 AFF
ADULTERESS,
s. JBun-adhaltrannaiche.
ADULTERINE,
*. Leanabh adhaltran-
nach,
siol adhaltrach.
ADULTERINE, adj.
Truaillidh,truaillte,
diolain.
ADULTEROUS,
adj.
Adhaltrannach;
truaillidh,
truaillte.
ADULTERY,
*.
Adhaltras, adhaltraunas;
truailleadh,
salachadh.
ADUMBRANT,
adj.
A bheir fann-choltas.
ADUMBRATION,
s. Toirt
fann-choltas;
fann-choltas, sgaileachmlh.
ADUMBRATE,
v. a. Thoir fann-choltas.
ADUNCITY,
s.
Caime, fiaradh,
lubadh.
ADUNQ.UE, adj.
Cam, fiar, crom,
croma-
gach,
dubhanach.
ADVOCACY,
s.
Tagradh, dian-thagradh,
leithsgeul.
ADVOCATE,
s.
Fear-tagraidh, tagrair,
tagradair, fear-tagraidh
an
cuirt-lagha.
In
Scripture,
Eadar-
gluddhear.
ADVOC
ATE,
v. a.
Tagair, seas,
dion cuis.
ADVOCATESHIP,
s.
Dreuchd,
no inbhe
fear-tagraidh.
ADVOCATI
ON,
s.'
Tagradh, tagartas,
gairm tagraidh ; eadar-ghuidhe.
ADVOLATI
ON,
s.
Itealachd,
itealaich.
ADVOWE,
s. Neach
aig
am bheil beath-
achadh
eaglais
r'a thoirt seachad.
ADUST,
adj. Lnisgte, ion-loisgte,
cnamhta.
ADUSTED, adj. Loisgte, seargta
le
teas,
no,
le
teine,
tiormaichte ri teine.
ADZE,
s. Tal.
AEGIS,
s.
Sgiath, sgiath-.chomhraig.
AERIAL, adj. Adharail, adharach,
a
bhuineas do'n
adhar, iarmailteach, speur-
anta
; spioradail ; ard,
ardaichte.
AERIE,
s. Nead eoin f'huileachdaich air
bith
;
alach
6g sheabhag.
AERIFORM, adj.
Mar an
t-adhar,
no'n
t-aileadh,
air chruth adharail.
AEROLOGY,
s.
Teagasg
mu'ri
aileadh,
no mu'n adhar.
AEROMANCY,
s.
Speuradaireachd,
ad-
har-gheasachd.
AEROMETER,
s. Adhar-mheidh.
'
AEROMETRY,
s. Adhar-thombas.
AERONAUT,
s. Adhar-sheuladair.
AEROSCOPY,
s.
Speuradaireachd, speur-
choimhead.
AETHIOP'S-MINERAL,
s. Meinn-
Aetiopach,
cungaidh-leighis
de
phronnusg
agus airgiod
bed.
AETITES,
s.
Clach-iolaire.
AFAR,
adv. See Far.
AFFABILITY,
*. Suairceas
f ceanaltas,
cuirtealachd, fosgarrachd.
AFFABLE,
adj.
Suairce,
failteach,
cean-
alta
;
aoidheil, fianah-ghaireach,
fosgailte,
aobhaoh.
AFFABLENESS,
s.
Suairceachd,
aoidh-
ealar.hd,
fosgailteachd,
aobhachd.
AFFABLY,
ado. See Affable.
AFFAIR,
5.
Gnothuch,
cuis
; cuis,
comh-
rag.
AFFEAR,
v. n.
Daingnich,
suidhich.
AFFECT,
s.
Faireachduiim, mothachadh,
deigh
na h-inntinn
; buaidh,
cuis.
AFFECT,
v. a.
Druigh air,
buiri
ri,
thoir
air faireachduinn
; gabh ort, leig
ort
; gabh
deigh air; gluais
inntinn.
AFFECTATION,
s. Cuir am fiachaibh
;
coslas
fallsnil, baoth-choslas,
faoiu-lean-
achd,
baoth-leanachd.
AFFECTED, adj. Luaisgte
le
droch,
no
le deadh
run,
run
iompaichte ;
mi-na-
durra, sgleothach, pi'oiseil,
nioiteil.
AFFECTION,
s.
Gradh, gaol, aigne;
cail
;
dealas
; galar,
eucail,
tinneas.
AFFECTIONATE, adj. Gradhach,
gaol-
ach, caidreach, carthannach; deothasach,
deigheil ; trcvchridheach,
caoimhneil.
AFFECTIONATELY,
adv. Sec Affecr
tionate.
AFFECTiONATENESS,
s. Carthan-
nachd,
teo-chridheachd.
AFFECTIONED,
adj.
Gaolach,
gradh-
ach, deigheil, toigheach ; proiseil, nioiteil;
sronaiseach.
AFFECTIOUSLY,
adv. Gu
durachdacb,
gu deigheil.
AFFECTIVE,
adj. Tiomachail,
a
ruigeas
an cridhe.
AFFIANCE,
s.
Cordadh-posaidh,
cumh-
nant-posaidh ; muinghin, carbsa, dochas,
bun.
AFFIANCE,
v. a.
Reitich,
dean coimh-
cheangal posaidh ;
cuir
muinghin ann,
cuir
earbsa,
cuir dochas.
AFFIANCER,
s.
Fear-reitich,
fcar-cean-
gail
cumhnaint
posaidh.
AFFIDAVIT,
s.
Mionnan,
teisteas air
fhocal.
AFFILE,
v. a. Dean rain le
eighe.
AFFILIATION,*. Uchd-mhacachd,
uchd-
mhacachadh.
AFFINED,
adj. Ceangailtelebanndaimhe,
cairdeach,
dileas.
AFFINITY,
s.
Cleamhnas;
daimh,
sarnh-
lacbd.
AFFIRM,
v. a. Cuir an
ceill, cair,
dian-
abair; dearbh,
foillsich
;
daingnich,
dean
cinn teach.
AFFIRM
ABLE,
adj. Daingneachail,
a
dh't'haodar a chur an ceill.
AFFIRMANCE,*.
Daingneachadh,
suidh-
eachadh
; dearbhachd, daingneachadh.
AFFIRM
ANT,
s.
Fear-dearbhaidb,
fear-
dairigneachaidh.
AFFIRMATION, s. Dearbhadh. o.ur an
AFF
600 AFT
coill, spreigeadh ;
radh
; daingneachadh,
suidheaehadh.
AFFIRMATIVE,
adj.
A
dhearbhas,
a
chomhdaicheas
;
a, dh'fhaodar a
radh,
a
ghabhasaifhris ;danarra,
diorrasach, glic'n
a bharail fein.
AFFIRMATIVELY,
adv. Gu
dearbhta,
gu deimhinn, gu
cinnteach.
AFFIRMER,
*. Fear-cuir-an-cfeill,
fear-
dearbhaidh, fear-daingneachaidh.
AFFIX,
v. a.
Ceangail
ri,
cuir
ri,
tath
;
co'-chcangail,
cuir an
deigh ;
suidhich
air,
cairich air.
AFFIXION,
5.
Co-cheangal,
tathadh
dluthadh, co-cheangaltas.
AFFLICT,
v. a.
Pian, goirtich,
trioblaid-
ich
; bris, saruich, buail, sgap,
claoidh.
AFFLICTEDNESS,
s.
Doilgbios, amhg-
har,
an-shocair.
AFFLICTER,
s.
Fear-saruchaidh,piantair,
fear-claoidh.
AFFLICTINGLY,
adv. Gu
doilghiosach,
gu h-amhgharach.
AFFLICTION,
5.
Trioblaid,
an-shocair;
amhghar,
teinn
; doilghios, bron, cradh,
airc.
AFFLICTIVE, adj. Doilghiosach,
crait-
each, trioblaideach,
amhgharach.
AFFLICTIVELY,
adv. Gu
doilghiosach,
gn
crai
teach,
&c.
AFFLUENCE,
s.
Toic, mor-mhaoin,
beartas,
saibhreas
; co-chruinneachadh,
domhlachadh.
AFFLUENCY,
s. See Affluence.
AFFLUENT,
adj. Saibhir,beartach, pailt;
a'
torradh,
a' co'-chruinneachadh.
AFFLUX,
s.
Cruinneachadh, sruthadh;
sruth,
maoin-ruith.
AFFLUXION,
s.
Sruthadh,
cruinneach-
adh,
lionadh
;
sruth.
AFFORD,
t>. a. Thoir a
mach,
thoir seach-
ad
; builich,
tabhair,
deonaich
;
bi comas-
ach,
bi
murrach.
AFFRANCHISE,
v. a.
Saor,
dean saor.
AFFRAY,
v. a. Cuir
eagal air, geiltich;
cuir fuidh
amharus,
f'uidh imcheist.
AFFRAY,
s.
Caonnag, sabaid,
carraid,
tuasairl,
iorghuill ; aimhreit,
buaireas.
AFFR1CT1ON,
s. Suathadh r'a cheile.
AFFRIENDED, adj. Reitichte,
air cord-
adh.
AFFRIGHT,
v. a. Cuir
eagal air,
cuir
fuidh
ghoilt.
AFFRIGHT,
5.
Eagal, geilt,
giorag, og-
luidheac.hd, uamhunn.
AFFRIGHTER,
s.
Bocan,
cuJaidh-eagail.
AFFRIGHTFUL,
adj.
Eagalach, oillteil,
uamhunnach.
AFFRIGHTMENT,
s.
Geilt-chrith,
mor.
eagal, ogluidheachd, gealtachd.
AFFRONT,
v. a.
Aghaidhich,
thoir
agh-
aidh,
thig aghaidh
ri
h-aghaidh
; naraich,
maslaich,
thoir tair do.
AFFRONT,
s.
Narachadh, masladh, tair,
spid, tarcuis,
tamailt.
AFFRONTER,
s.
Fear-narachaidh,
duine
tarcuiseach.
AFFRONTING,
adj. Tarcuiseach, spideil,
taireil.
AFFRONTIVE, adj. Tarcuiseach,
tam-
ailteach, spideil.
AFFUSION,
s.
Dortadh, co-mheasgadh.
AFFY,
v. a. Dean
coimhcheangal-posaidh
ri
;
co'-cheartgail
aon ri.
AFIELD,
adv. A
mach,
do'n raon
;
a
muigh,
air an
achadh,
air an
raon,
air
faiche.
AFIRE,
adv. 'Na
theine, gu
teinnteach.
AFLAT,
adv. Air
lar, gu sinteach,
gu
comhnard.
AFLOAT,
adv. Air
uachdar,
air snamh.
AFOOT,
adv. 'G a
chois;
air
chois;
air
AFORE,
prep.
Air thoiseach
air, roimhe,
a
ohian,
an
tus,
air thus.
AFORE,
adv.
Cheana,
roimhe
so;
air
thoiseach,
's an toiseach.
AFORE-
GOING, adj.
A dol
roimhe,
roimh-ainmichte.
AFOREHAND,afZy.
Roimh-laimh
;
deanta
cheana,
ullamh roimh-laimh.
AFOREMENTIONED,
adj.
Roimh-ain-
michte.
AFORESAID, adj.
A
thubhairteadh,
roimh-ainmichte.
AFORETIME,
adv. Roimhe
so,
's an am
a chaidh seachad.
AFRAID,
adj.
Fuidh
eagal,
Ian
geilte,
geilt-ghlacta.
AFRESH,
adv. As
ur,
a ris.
A
FR1CAN,
s. Africanach.
AFRICK,
s. Tir Africa.
AFRO
NT,
ado. Ri
aghaidh,
ri clar-eud-
ainn.
AFT,
adv. O thoiseach
gu
deireadh
luinge,
's an
deireadh.
AFTER, prep.
An
deigh,
air
deigh ;
a
reir,
mar,
air an
doigh
cheudna.
AFTER,
adv. An am an
deigh,
's an am
ri
tighinn;
as
deigh,
'na
dheigh
sin.
AFTER,
s. Am a
leantuinn,
tim a
tighinn,
tim an
deigh.
AFTER-AGES,
s. Linnteann ri
teachd,
deireadh
linritean.
AFTER-
ALL,
adv. An
deigh
na h-uile
ni, fadheoidh,
mu dheireadh.
AFT 601 AGI
AFTER-BEARING,
s. Ath-chinneach-
adh, ath-chinneas, ath-fhas,
ath-ghiulan.
AFTER-BIRTH,
s. Breith an
deigh,
sreothanan
oig-aoin.
AFTER-CROP,
s.
Ath-bharr,
an dara-
barr.
AFTER-DAYS,
s,
Ath-laithibh,
laithibh
ri
teachd,
ath-linntcan.
AFTERMOST, adj.
Air
deireadh,
deir-
eannacb.
AFTERNOON,
s.
Feasgar,
an
deigh
a
mheadhoin latha.
AFTER-PAINS,
s.
Ath-phiantan.
AFTER-PROOF,
s.
Ath-dhearbhadh,
ath
chomhdach,
ath-sholus.
AFTER-REPENTANCE,
s. Aithreach-
as ri
teachd,
ath-leasachadh beatha.
AFTER-STING,
s,
Ath-ghath, ath-ghuin.
AFTER-THOUGHT,
s.
Ath-smuain,
ath-chomhairle.
AFTER-TOSSING,
s.
Ath-luasgadh,
luasgan
tuinne an
deigh doineinn,
ath-
thulgadh
tuinne.
AFTERWARD,
adv. An
deigh sin,
an
deigh
laimh.
AFTER
WISE,
adj.
Glic an
deigli laimh,
cearbach.
AG
A,
s. Ceannard mor 's an arm Thurcach.
AGAIN,
adv. A
ris,
a
rithist, rithistich,
an
dara h-uair
;
uair
eile,
am eile
;
air an laimh
eile; fathast, fhathast;
air ais
;
an
aghaidh.
AGAINST, prep.
An
aghaidh;
muchomh-
air;
fa
chomhair,
air cheann
;
thrill.
AGAIN-
WARD,
adv. An taobh so a
ris,
an so a ris.
AGARICK,
s.
Cungaidh-leighis
de bharr
daraich
; cungaidh
dathaidh de bharr
learaig.
AGAST,
adv. Le
grad uamhunn,
le
grad
chlisgeadh,
fo
iongnadh,
fo
gheilt.
AGATE,
adv. Air an
rathad,
a' falbh.
AGATE,
s.
Agat, clach-luachmhor,
clach
theine.
AG
ATY,
adj. Aig
am bheil
gne
na
h-agait.
AGAZE,
v. a. Seall le
ioghnadh,
spleuc,
clisg-bhuail.
AGAZED, adj.
Fuidh
gharbh-ghiorag,
lan-ioghnaidh,
air
bhall-chrith
eagail.
AGE,
s.
Uine; linn, ginealach ; linn, am,
beatha
;
uine cheud bliadhna
; aois,
sean
aois.
AGED,
adj. Sean,
aosmhor,
aosda.
AGEDLY,
adv. See
Aged.
AGENCY,
s.
Deanadachd,
gniomhachadh ;
dreuchd
fir-gnothuich
air son neach eile.
AGEND,
) s.
Seirbhis-eaglais,
ni a
AGENDUM,)
bl
eaglais.
AGb'.NT,
s.
Fear-deanaimh,
fear a
ni,
bhuineasdo
dhoigh
seirbhis
gniomhaiche;
fear seaeaimh
aite,
fear-
gnothuich,
fear-ionaid neach.
AGENTSHIP,
s. Deanadas air son neach
eile, gniomh tuarasdail,
gniomh
fir-ionaid.
AG GE
R,
s.
Balla-daingneachaidb, beinge-
dhiona,
dig.
AGGER
ATE,
v. a. Cuir an
airde,
earn a
suas, tog beinge.
AGGEROSE, adj. Cnocanach,
tomanacb.
AGGLOMERATE,
v. a.
Cruinnich,
cearslaich, ceirslich,
dean cruinn
;
trus r'a
cheile.
AGGLOMERATION,
s. Meall
cruinn,
trusadh cruinn.
AGGLUTINANT,
adj.
Glaodhach,
tath-
ach,
a dh' aonas r'a cheile.
AGGLUTINATE,
v. a.
Glaodhaich,
tathaich,
druid r'a cheile.
AGGLUTINATION,*. Tathadh, aonadh,
druideadh.
AGGRAND1ZATION,
s.
Meudachadh,
ardachadh.
AGGRANDIZE,
v. a.
Ardaich,
tog
suas
an
iribhe,
meudaich an urram
;
cinn a
suas,
fas
mor,
thig
air t'
aghaidh.
AGGRANDIZEMENT,
s.
Meudachadh,
ardachadh, morachadh,
uaisleachadh.
AGGRANDIZER,
s.
Fear-ardachaidh,
fear
togail suas,
arduchair.
AGGRAVATE,
v. a.
An-tromaicb,
meudaich
;
dean ni's miosa.
AGGRAVATION,
s.
An-tromachadh,
meudachadh.
AGGREGATE,
adj.
Co-chruinnichte
;
co-thrusta.
AGGREGATE,
s. An
t-iomlan,
am meall
uile, co-chruinneachadh.
AGGREGATE,
v. a.
Cruinnich,
cuir r'a
cheile, trus, earn,
torr.
AGGREGATION,
s.
Co-chruinneachadb,
coimh-thional;
an
t-iomlan.
AGGRESS,
v. n. Toisich an
aimhreit,
buail an
toiseach,
ciontaich an toiseach.
AGGRESSION,
s. A' cheud
bhuille,
a'
cheud
teine,
a' cheud
ionnsuidh,
toiseach
connspoid.
AGGRESSOR,
5. Fear
togail
na
strlthe,
an ceud choireach.
AGGRIEVANCE,
s.
Eucoir,
saruchadh,
dochann,
ciurradh.
AGGRIEVE,
v. a.
Doilghiosaich,
mulad-
aich, leir;
buair,
dean
eucoir; dochainn,
saruich.
AGHAST, adj. Geiltichte,
geilt-ghlacta.
AGILE,
adj.
Luthmhor, ealamh, clis,
grad-charaeh, fuasgailte, beotbail,
deas.
AGILENESS,
s.
Liithmhoireachd,
clis.
eachd,
ftiasgailteachd.
4 G
AGI
602 AIR
AGILITY s.
Cliseachd, fuasgailteachd,
luathas.
AGIO,
s. Lunch an
airgid
chilinnte
thar
airgiod
am bann
phaipeir.
AGITATE,
v. a.
.Gluais, caruich, oibrich,
cuir troimh cheile
j buair;
cnuasaich,
fidrich.
AGITATION,
s.
Carachadh, gluasad,
luasgadh, dusgadh ; luasganachd,
iomairt
;
cnuasachudh,
fidreachadh
; buaireas,
imoh-
eist;
smuairieachadh.
AGITATOR,
s.
Fear-riaghailteachaidh
feacbd, fear-gluasaid.
AGNAIL,
s. An
galar iongach.
AGNATE,
adj.
Cairdeach, dileas, dligh-
each.
AGNATIC,
adj.
Cairdeach a thaobh
athar.
AGNATION,
s. Sinnsireachd
nam
mac,
siol nam mac o'n aon
athair; cairdeas,
cleamhnas.
AGNUS-CASTUS,
s. Craobh na
geamn-
uidheachd.
AGO,
adv.
Seachad,
roimhe
so, uaithe,
o
cbian.
AGOG,
adv. Air
bhraise, gu
h-ana-miann-
ach,
gu h-iollagach.
AGOING, adj.
A'
falbh,
air
ghluasad.
AGON,
s.
Strith-gill, spairn
air son duals.
AGONE,
adv.
Seachad,
air falbh.
AGONISTES,
*.
Fear-gheall-stritheach.
AGONIZE,
v. n. Bi air do
dhoghruinn-
eachadh, fuiling geur
chradh.
AGONIZINGLY,
adv. Gu ro chraiteach.
AGONY,
s.
Uspagari
a
bhais, piantan
bais, eangaich
bais,
piantan
a bhais
;
teinn-chradh, doghruinn; cruaidh-ghleac,
spairn.
A
GOOD,
adv. Da rireadh.
AGRAMMATIST,
s. Fear
neo-fhoghl-
uimte.
AGRARIAN,
adj.
A bhuineas do'n fhear-
ann,
fearannail.
AGREE,
v.
n-
Coird,
aontaich
;
comh-
choird
;
reitich.
AGREEABLE, adj. Freagarrach,
tait-
neach,
ciatach.
AGREEABLENESS,
s.
Freagavrachd,
taitneachd,
co-aontachd
; co-fhreagarrachd,
samhlachd.
AGREEABLY,
adv. See
Agreeable.
AGREED,
adj. Coirdte,
suidhichte.
AGREEINGLY,
adv. Do retrain.
AGREEMENT,
*.
Reite,
cordadh,
co-
fhreagarrachd,samhladh ;
coimh-cheangal,
bann.
AGRICULTURAL,
adj. Tuathanachail,
a
bhuineas do threabhadh.
AGRICULTURE,
s.
Treabhadh, ar,
tuathanachas, fearas-tighe,
aiteanhd.
AGRICULTURIST,
s.
Tuathanach,
treabhaiche,
fear aitich.
AGRIMONY,
s.
Geurag-bhileach,
muir-
dhroighionn
1
AGROUND,
adv. An
sas,
air
grunnd,
air
traigh,
air
cladach;
air
stad,
an
greim,
's a
ghrunnd.
AGUE,
s. Am fiabhrus
critheach,
a'
chrith.
AGUED, adj.
Crith-bhuailte, critheach,
fionnar,
fuar.
AGUE-TREE,
s. A chraobh
chritheach,
an critheach.
AH!
interj.
Ah! Aha!
ah, mothruaighe
!
obh! obh!
AHEAD,
adv. Air
thoistach,
ni's faide air
adhart.
AHOLD,
adv. Geur ris a
ghaoith,
air
fuaradh.
AHOY,
interj.
Ho! hoi!
AHUNGRY,
adj. Ocrach,
as
eugmhais
bidh.
AJAR,
adv.
Leth-fhosgailte.
AID,
s.
Cuideachadh, comhnadh, cobhair,
taic,
leasachadh
; fear-cuideachaidh,
fear-
cobhair.
AID,
v. a.
Cuidich,
cum
suas,
cobhair.
AIDANCE,
s.
Cuideachadh, cobhair,
comhnadh.
AID-DE-CAMP,
s. Ard theachdaire
ceannaird
feachd,
fear-cuideachaidh aird-
cheannaird.
AIDER,
5.
Fear-cuideachaidh, caraid,
fear-taice.
AIDLESS,
adv. Gun
chomhnadh, gun
chuidcachadh, gun
chobhair.
AI
RET,
s. A' chorra
ghlas.
AIL,
v. a. and n.
Pian,
cradh
; gearain,
mothaich
plan,
fairich
pian.
AIL,
*.
Tinneas, euslaint, galar,
eucail.
AILMENT,
s.
Doghruinn, tinueas,
eusl-
aint, galar.
AILING,
adj.
Tinn,
galaracb,
euslaint-
each.
AIM,
v. a. and n.
Cuimsich,
feuch r'a bhu-
ajadh,
thoir ionnsuidh
;
comharaich,
beacaich.
AIM,
s.
Cuimse, cuimseachd,
ionnsuidh;
run,
durachd, oidheirp ; barail,
seol.
AIMLESS, adj. Neo-chuimseach,
seach-
aranach.
AIR,
s.
Athar, adhar; ailcadh,
iarmajlt
;
speuran ; gaoth,
feochan
; faile,
todid
;
fonn,
ceol
; Coslas, neul, aogas, gne.
AIR,
v. a. Cuir ris an
aileadh,
thoir a
ghaoth
do
; ted,
teothaich,
blathaich.
AIR
603 ALI
AIR-BORNE, adj.
Eutrom,
air a
ghiulan
leis an aileadh.
AIR-BUILT,
adj.
Faoin,
amaideach, gun
bhunadh.
AIR-HOLE,
s.
Toll-gaoithe.
AIRINESS,
s.
Fosgailteachd, gaotharachd
;
uallachas,
faoineachd.
AIRING,
s.
Spaidseireachd, spaisdearachd,
gabhail
na
gaoithe
;
sraideasachd,
cnocair-
eachd.
AIRLING,
s. Creutair
6g
leumnach,
eutrom,
iollagach.
AIR
GUN,
s. Gunna
gaoithe, gunn'
adhair.
AIR
-
PUMP,
*.
Taoman-ailidh, piob
thaosgaidh
an ailidh.
AIRY, adj. Adharail,
adharacb
;
ard 's an
adhai*
; fosgailte, gaothar ; eutrom,
faoin
;
iollagach, fbnnmhor, eutrom,
sunndach.
AISLE,
s.
Sgiath-eaglais, cul-tigh-aoraidh.
AKE,
v. n. Mothaich
guin, goirteas,
no
cradh
;
bi
goirt,
cradh an cridhe.
AKIN, adj.
Cairdeach, daimheil,
dileas
;
co-shamhuil an
gne,
coltach.
ALABASTER,*. Clach-eiteig.
ALACK,
interj. Mothruaighe! mochreach,
mo leireadh.
ALACK-A-DAY,
interj.
Mo chreach an
diugh
! mo dhunaidh ! mo dhunaidh !
ALACRIOUSLY,
adj.
Gu
sunndach, gu
cridheil, gu h-uallach,
gu brisg.
ALACRIOUSNESS,
5.
Beothalachd,
sunndachd, briosgachd,
uallachd.
ALACRITY,
s.
Sunndachd, briosgachd,
beothalachd,
smioralachd.
ALAMODE,
adv. Anns an
fhasan, gu
fasanta,
gu
deas.
ALAND,
adv. Air
tir,
air
traigh,
air tal-
amh tioram.
ALARM,
s.
Caismeachd, gaoir-chatha,
eighe-comhraig ; rabhadh,
faircachadh
;
clisgeadh,
fuathas.
ALARM,
v. a. Buail caismcachd
;
thoir
rabhadh,
thoir sanas
;
cuir
eagal air;
buair.
ALARMING, adj. Eagalach, cunnartach,
buaireasach.
ALARMIST,
s. Fear-caismeachd.
ALARM-POST,
s.
Crann-taraidh,
crois
taraidh.
ALAS,
interj.
Och ! mo chreach ! mo
thruaighe
! mo dhuilichinn ! mo leireadh !
ALAS THE
DAY,
interj.
Och mo
thruaighe
! mise 'n
diugh
!
ah,
an latha
dubh!
ALB,
s. Leine
aifrionn,
leine bhan an t-
sagairt.
AT RFFT V
a^v'
Gidhcadh,
air a shon sin.
ALBION,
s. Breatunn.
ALBUGINEOUS, adj.
Geal,
coltach ri
gealagan
uibhe.
ALBUM,
s. Leabhar
-
cuimhneachaiu
chairdean.
ALCHYMIST,
s. Fear do'n aithne
brigh
mheitealari atharrachadh.
ALCHYMY,
s. Eolas domhain air
gne
mheitealan
;
seorsa meiteil.
ALCOHOL,
s.
Fion-bhrigh, spiorad
dheoch laidir
iom-tharruingte.
ALCORAN,
s. Biobull nam Mahomed-
anach.
ALCOVE,
s. lonad leabaidh aird an
seomar riomhach
;
ionad suidhe aillidh an
garadh.
ALDER,
s.
Drumanach,
fearna.
ALDERMAN,
.?. Aon do sheanairean no
do
luchd-riaghlaidh
baile-mhoir.
ALDERN, adj.
Air a dheanamh de'ii
fhearna.
ALE,
s. Leann.
ALE-BERRY,
s. Brochan
leanna,
leann
teth.
ALE-BREWER,
s.
Grudair,
fear dean-
aimh leanna.
ALE-HOUSE,
s.
Tigh-leanna, tigh poit-
1
eireachd, tigh-osda.
ALE-HOUSE-KEEPER,
s.
Fear-tighe-
osda,
no leanna.
ALEMBIC,
s. Poit
thogalach.
ALERT,
adj.
Furachail, beothail, deas;
briosg, beadaidh, grad.
ALERTNESS,
s.
Beothalachd,
ealamh-
achd. beadaidheachd.
ALE-
VAT,
s.
Soitheach-masgaidh
leanna.
ALE-WIFE,
s.
Bean-tighe leanna,
ban
dsdair.
ALEXANDERS,
s. Lus nan
gran-dubh.
ALEXANDRINE,
s. Rannachd 's am
bheil da, earrann
deug
focail 's
gach
sreath.
ALEXANDRINE,
adj.
Fad-shreathach.
ALEXITERICAL, a^. Achaisgens
nirah
no teasach.
ALGA,
s.
Feamainn,
feur-mara.
ALGEBRA,
s. An cunntas aibidileach.
ALGID, adj. Fuar, reoite,
reota.
ALIAS,
adv. Air chor
eile,
air muthadh
doighe.
ALIBI,
adv. An ait' eile.
ALIBLE,
adj.
Beathachail,
brioghmhor,
maith
gu
arach.
ALIEN, adj.
Gallda, coimheach,
neo-
dbaimheach; neo-dhJigheach.
ALIEN,
5.
Gall, coimheach, coigreach ;
fear-fuadain,
eilthireach.
ALIEN,
v. a. Dibrich coir
air,
thoir a choir
do neach
eile, fogair;
cuir cul
ri, trcig,
fag.
ALI 604 ALL
ALIENABLE, adj.
A dh' fhcudar a thoirt
do nench eile.
ALIENATE,
v. a.
Uealaich,
thoir air
falbh,
buin uaithe
; tarruing
air
falbh,
cuir
cul ri.
ALIENATED,
adj.
Dealaiehte, sgaraicbte,
diobairte.
ALIENATION,
s.
Dealachadh, diobradh,
toirt thairis
; treigeadh.
ALIGHT,
v. a.
Teirinn, tbig
a
nuas,
tuir-
ling, thig
a bhan
; thig
a nuas air.
ALIKE,
adv.
Cosmhuil, coslach, amhuil,
a reir a cheile.
ALIMKNT,
s.
Lori, biadh,
teachd-an-tir.
ALI
MENTAL, adj. Biadhar, briogh-
mhor,
tarbhach chum beathachaidh.
ALIMENTALLY,
adv. Gu
biadhar, gu
briogbmhor.
ALIMENTARY,
adj.
A dh'
araicheas,
a
bheathaicheas
;
biadhar.
ALIMENTATION,
s.
Beathachadh,
brigheachd, arach,
sultmhorachd.
ALIMONY,
s. Lon mna aonaraich.
ALIQUANT, adj. Corr-phairteach.
ALIQUOT,
adj. Slan-phairteach.
ALISH,
adj. Leannach,
mar leann.
ALIVE,
adj.
Bed,
a lathair
; beo, beothail,
cridheil,
sunndach.
ALKALI,
s. Salann na
groide.
ALKALINE, adj. Aig
am bheil nadur
salann na
groide.
ALL, adj. Uile,
iomlan, gu leir,
na h-uile
aon
;
air fad.
ALL,
adv. Sen
All,
adj.
ALL,
s. An t-uile
;
an t-iomlan
; gach
uile,
na h-uile aon.
ALL
A, ALLAH,
s. Focal
Turcach,
a
ciallachadh,
Dia.
ALL-ABANDONED,
adj. Uile-threigte.
ALL-ABHORRED, adj.
Uile-fhuathach.
ALL-CHANGING,
adj.
Uile-chaochluidh-
each.
ALL-CHEERING,
adj.
Uile-bheothach-
ail.
ALL-COMPREHENSIVE,
adj.
Uile-
thuigsinneach.
ALL-CONQUERING,
adj.
Uile-bhuadh-
ach.
ALL-CONSUMING, adj.
Uile-chaitht-
each,
uile-mhillteach.
ALL-DISGRACED,
adj.
Uile-mhas-
luichte.
ALL-HAIL,
v. a.
Failtich,
furanaich,
cuir
failt' air.
ALL-HALLOW,
) s. Samhuinn
ur,
latha
ALL-HALLOWS, i
nan uile naomh.
ALL-HEAL,
s. Slan
lus,
uil'-ic.
ALL-KNOW1 N
G,
adj.
Uil'-fhiosrach.
ALL-POWERFUL,
adj.
Uile-chumh-
achdach.
ALL-PRAISED, adj.
Uile-chliuiteach.
ALL-SAINTS-DAY,
s. Latha nan uile
naomh.
ALL-SEEING, adj.
Uile-leirsinneacb.
ALL-SUFFICIENCY,
s.
Uil'-fhoghain-
teacbd.
ALL
SUFFICIENT, adj. Uil'-fhoghaiut-
each.
ALL-SUFFICIENT,
s. An
t-uil'-fhogh-
ainteach.
ALL-TRIUMPHING, adj.
UUe-bhuadh-
ach.
AI^LAY,
v. a.
Caisg, coisg, ciuinich,
lughd-
aich
;
truaillich miotailtean.
ALLAY,
s. Droch
mheiteal,
meiteal suar-
acb,
ni a thruailleas.
ALLAYMENT,
s.
Lagacbadh,
isleachadh.
ALLEGATION,
s.
Dsarbhachd, daing-
neachadh,
dian
aithris,
radh
; leithsgeul,
tagradb.
ALLEGE,
v. a.
Deimhinnich, dian-abair,
daingnich,
cuir an ceill
; tagair
mar leith-
sgeul.
ALLEGEABLE,
adj.
So-aithriseil.
ALLEGIANCE,
s.
Umhlachd,
geill-
eadh, striochdadh,
dligbe
iochdarain do'n
righ.
ALLEGORIC, adj.
Samhlachail,
air
doigh
samhlaidh.
ALLEGORICAL, adj.
Samhlachail.
ALLEGOR1ST,
s.
Fear-sgriobhaidh
shamhlacban.
ALLEGORIZE,
v. n.
Samblaich,
cleachd
cosamhlachd.
ALLEGORY,
s.
Samhladh,
cosamhlachd.
ALLELUJAH,
7
.., , , .
HALLEUJAH,|
S- Chu do Dhia.
ALLEVIATE,
v. a.
Eutromaicb, lughd-
aich
; maothaich, lagaich.
ALLEVIATION,
*.
Eutromachadh,
lugh-
dachadh
; lagachadh, casgadh.
ALLEVIATIVE,
s.
Comh-fhurtair, plast
maothachaidh,
ALLEY,
s. Rathad
aimh-leathann,
ceum
cumhang ;
sraid
cbumhang.
ALLIANCE,
s.
Cairdeas, daimh,
dil-
seachd
;
cleamhrias.
ALLIGATE,
v. a.
Ceangail,
snaidhm r'a
cheile.
ALLIGATION,
5.
Snaidhmeadh,
snaidhm;
doigh
cunntais.
ALLIGATOR,
s. An lonach
shligneach,
uile-bheist araidh
uisge.
ALLIGATURE,
s.
Ceanglachan, lubag.
ALLISION,
s. Comh-bhualadh.
ALLITERATION,
s. Sruth-fhocal.
ALL
605
Cur r'a
cheile,
co-
ALT
ALLOCATION,
s.
chur;
co-chaireadh.
ALLODIAL,
adj.
Saor o chls fearainn.
ALLODIUM,
s. Fearann saor o chis sam
bith,
saor- she! Ibh fcarainn.
ALLOT,
v. a. Roinn le
crann,
thoir cuid
crannchuir
do
; pairtich,
tomhais a mach
ALLOTMENT,
s.
Roiun, cuibhrionn,
earrann, crannchur,
cuid.
ALLOTTERY,
s.
Cuibhrionn, cuid,
ear-
rann,
cuid crannchuir.
ALLOW,
v. a.
Ceadaich, leig le, deonaich,
thoir
cead,
thoir comas.
ALLOWABLE, adj.
Ceadaichte, laghail,
ceart,
dligheach.
ALLOWABLENESS,
s.
Ceadachd,
com-
asachd,
ceartachd.
ALLOWANCE,
s.
Cead, comas, saorsa;
cead, ughdarras ;
saorsa
gun
bhacadh
;
caomhriadh, leigendh
seachad.
ALLUDE,
v. n.
Ciallaich,
tuig
le.
ALLURE,
v. a.
Meall, talaidh, breug,
tarruing ort, glac gu seolta,
buair.
ALLURE,
s.
Foill-ghlacadh,
ribe.
ALLUREMENT,
s.
Mealladh, taladh,
breugadh,
buaireadh.
ALLURER,
s.
Mealltair,
fear
-talaidh,
buaireadair.
ALLURING,
s.
Mealladh, taladh,
ri-
beachas.
ALLURINGLY,
adv. Gu
foilleil, gu
cluaintearach.
ALLURINGNESS,
s.
Foillealachd,
meall-
taireachd,
cluain-thearbadh.
ALLUSION,
s.
Sanas, ion-shamhlachadh,
suil,
sealladh ri.
ALLUSIVE,
adv.
Sanasach, sanasail,
co-
shamhlach.
ALLUVION,
s. Giiilan le
sruth,
sruth-
iomain
; salachar-srutha,
cobhartachd-
srutha.
ALLY,
v. a.
Coimh-cheangail,
dean cleamh-
nas
ri,
dean cairdeas
ri,
dluthaich an caird-
eas.
ALLY,
s.
Companach, caraid,
fear cleamh-
nais.
ALMANACK,
s.
Miosachan,
uibhreachan
nine.
ALM1GHTINESS,
s. Cumhachd neo-
chriochnach,
uile chumhachd.
ALMIGHTY, adj.
Uile-chumhachdach.
ALMOND,
s. Cno-almoin.
ALMONDS,
of the throat or
tongue,
s.
Faireag
am bun na
teanga.
ALMONER,
or
ALMNER,
s. Deircear an
righ,
fear-roinn dheircean.
ALMONRY,
s. lonad taimh deirceir an
righ ;
tigh-tasgaidh
dheircean.
ALMOST,
adv. Gu h-inbhe
bhig, beng
nach, theab,
uil' ach
bcag,
cha mhor nach.
ALMS. s.
Deirc,
deirceau.
ALMS-
BASKET,
s.
Basgaid
dheircean.
ALMS-FOLK,
s. Muinntir
dheirceil,
luchd-thabhairt dheircean.
ALMS-GIVER,
s. Tabhartair
dheircean,
no oircheis.
ALMS-GIVING,
s.
Oircheas,
buileachadh
dheirc.
ALMS-HOUSE,
s.
Tigh-dheirc, tigh-
bhochd.
ALMS-MAN,
s.
Diol-deiree, fear-ainnis,
culaidh oircheis
; deirceir,
tabhartair dheir-
cean.
ALMS-PEOPLE,,?. Luchd-deirce,
muinn-
tir
tighe-bhochd.
ALNAGE,
s,
Slat-thomhais,
tomhas slaite.
ALOES,
s.
Alos,
fiodh cubhraidh
j
craobh
alois.
ALOP^T,
adv. Gu
h-ard,
an
airde,
shuas.
ALONE, adj.
'na
aonar, aonar, aonarach,
aonaranach,
leis
fein; gun chuideachd;
gun
choimeas
;
a mhairi.
ALONELY,
adv. Gu h-aonaranach.
ALONG,
adv. Air
fad; tre;
uile
tre,
uil'
air fhad
;
maille
ri, comhla,
le
;
air
agh-
aidh,
air adhart.
ALONGSIDE,
adv. Ri taobh na
luinge.
ALONGST,
adv. Air
fhad,
ri fhad.
ALOOF,
adv. Air
falbh,
am
fad,
an
cein,
greis
as
;
ni's mo air fuaradh
;
am
folach,
a
sealladh,
an cleith
;
air leth uaithe.
ALOUD,
adv. See Loud.
ALP,
s. Sliabh
Alpa,
beiun
Alpa.
ALPINE, adj.
A bhuineas do shliabh
Alpa, Ailpeach ;
mointeachail
;
ard mar
Alpa.
ALPHA,
s. A cheud litir de'u aibideil
Ghreugach ;
an ceud
ni,
an
tus,
an tois-
each.
ALPHABET,
s. Aibideil.
ALREADY,
adv.
Cheana,
mar tha.
ALSO,
adv. Mar an
ceudna, fos, cuideachd,
maraon
; agus,
os barr.
ALTAR,
s.
Altair, leac-iobairt,
crom-leac.
ALTAR-CLOTH,
s. Brat-altarach.
ALTAR-PIECE,
s. Dealbh o's ceann
altarach.
ALTER,
v. a.
Atharraich, tionndaidh,
muth, mugh,
caochail.
ALTERABLE,
adj. Muthalach,
iomlaid-
each, caochluidheach,
a dh' fhaodar athar-
rachadh.
ALTER
ABLENESS,s. Caochluidheachd,
muthalachd.
ALTERABLY,
adv. See Alterable.
ALTERAGE,
s.
Arach, macaladh,
altrum.
ALT 606 AMD
ALTERANT,
adj.
A ni
atbarrachadh,
a
cbaochlaidheas.
ALTERATION,
s.
Atharrachadh,
muth-
adh,
tionndadh.
ALTERATIVE,
adj.
Caochluidheach,
iomlaideacb,
buadhach chum muthaidh.
ALTERATIVE,
s.
iocshlaint
mhuthaidh,
a
ghlanas
an fhuil.
ALTERCATION,
s.
Connsachadh,
conn-
spoid, trod, tuaireap, tuasaid,
comh-stri.
ALTERNATE,
v. a. and n.
Muth,
dean
mu'n
seach; cadar-mhuth,
iomlaidich
;
atharraich.
ALTERNATELY,
adv. See Alternate.
ALTERNATENESS,
s.
Ath-luasgan-
achd.
ALTERNATION,*.
Atharrachadh mu'n
sench,
freagradh
mu
seach,
seinnmu seach.
ALTERNATIVE,
s.
Athariachadh, rogh-
uinn,
an dara aon.
ALTERNATIVE, adj.
Ann an seol
muthaidh.
ALTITUDE,
s. Airde.
ALTOGETHER,
adv. Gu
leir, gu tur,
gu
buileach,
gu
h-iomlan
;
ceart comhla.
ALUM,
s. Aim.
ALUM-STONE,
s. Clach-ailm.
ALWAYS,
adv.
Daonnan,
an
comhnaidh,
a
ghnath,
riamh
; gun
atharrachadh, gun,
mhuthadh.
AM,
v. Tha
mi,
atnim,
is mi.
AMABILITY,
s.
Aillteachd,
boidhchead,
sgiambachd.
AMAIN,
adv. Gu
dian,
le
neart,
le nor
spionnadh.
AMALGAMATE,
v. a.
Co-mheasgaich,
aonaich le
mcasgadb.
AMALGAMATION,
s.
Co-mheasgach-
adb,
aonachadh.
AMANDATION,
s. Dol air
ghnothuch,
giulan
teachdaireachd.
AMANUENSIS,
s.
Cleireach-sgriobhaidh
bhriathran neach eile.
AMARANTH,
s. An lus
graidh,
lus mair-
ennnach.
AMAR1TUDE,
s,
Searbhalachd,
searbh-
achd, gcurad.
AMASSMENT,
s.
Meall, cruach,
cruin-
tieachadh.
AMASS,
v. a.
Trus, cruinnich, cruach,
torr.
AMATEUR,*. Fear-speis
do dh' ealain
nacb lean e mar cheird.
AMATORY,
adj. Gaol-gheanmhuinneach,
gaoUdbusgach.
AMAZE,
t>. a. Cuir fuidh
ioghnadh ;
uamh-
unnaich
;
cuir fuidh
amharus,
cuir amh-
luadh air.
AMAZE,
s.
Ioghnadh, amhluadh,
uamh-
unn,
eagal.
AMAZEDLY,
adv. Mar fuidh
ioghnadh,
gu
h-imcheisteach.
AMAZEMENT,
s. M6r
ioghnadh,
flor
iongantas, amhluadh, uamhunn,
oillt.
AMAZING, adj. longantach,
uamhasach.
AMAZON,
.s.
Bean-mhor, ban-ghaisgeach,
ban-churaidh;
baobh.
AMAZONIAN,
adj. Gaisgeil,
treun,
mar
bhan-churaidh.
AMBAGES,
5.
Cuairt-radhjtoimhseachain.
AMBAGIOUS,
adj. Toimhseachanach,
cuairteagach,
cuairteil.
AMBASSADOR,
s. Ard theachdaire
righ
gu righ eile,
fear-ionaid
righ.
AMBASSADRESS,
s. Bean ard-theachd-
air' an
righ ; ban-theachdaire, ban-tosgair.
AMBASSAGE,
s.
Teachdaireachd-rigb.
AMBER,
s. Omar.
AMBER, adj. Omarach,
air dhreach omair.
AMBER,
v.a. Cuir faile omair
dheth,
6m-
araich.
AMBER-COLOURED, adj.
Air dhreach
omair,
buidhe-shoilleir.
AMBERGRIS,
s. Omar
glas,
iocshlaint
chubhraidh a
leaghas
mar cheir.
AMBER-SEED,
5. Siol
omair,
fras
Eiph-
i teach air dhath omair.
AMBER-TREE,
s. Craobh
omair,
aig
am
bheil duilleach air dhath omair.
AMBER-
WEEPING,
adj.
Omar-shilt-
each,
omar-dhruchdach.
AMBIDEXTER,
s.
Gleus-fhear,
deas-
fhear,
fear
deas-lamhach,
fear deas le 'dha
laimh
;
fear learn leat.
AMBIDEXTROUS,
adj.
Co-dheas-lamh-
ach,
ealamh air
gach
laimh
; mealltach,
foilleil,
learn leat.
AMBIGUITY,
s. Da
sheadh,
neo-chinn-
teachd.
AMBIGUOUS,
adj. Aig
am bheil da
sheadh,
duilich a
thuigsinn; dubailte,
doilleir.
AMBIGUOUSNESS,
s.
Neo-chinnteachd,
dubailteacbd.
AMB1LOGY,
s. Bruidheaun
dhorcha,
cainnt dha-sheadhach.
AMBIT,
s.
Cuairt,
sreang
chuairteachaidh.
AMBITION,
s.
Deigh
air
inbhe,
miann
air
urram, gloir-mhiann, inor-aigne,
ard-
aigne.
AMBITIOUS,
adj. Gloir-mhiannacb,
mor-
aigneach, ard-aigneach.
AMBLE,
v. n. Ceumnaich le
falaireachd,
falaraich,
ceumnaich
gu
foill.
AMB 607 AMP
AMBLE,
s.
Falaireachd, spaidseireachd.
AMBLER,
s.
Falaire,
eaeh-marcachd.
AMBLINGLY,
adv. Gu foill-cheumnach.
AMBROSIAC,
)
AMBROSIAL, Cad;.
Cubhraidh.
AMBROSIAN, )
AMBULATE,
v. a.
Spaidseirich,
dean
falbban.
AMBULATION,
s.
Gluasad, falbhan,
spaidseireachd.
AMBULATiVE, adj.
GJuasadach,
falbh-
anacb.
AMBULATORY, adj.
Falbhanach, gluas-
adach
;
a* coiseachd.
ag
imeachd
;
siubhlach.
AMBURY,
s. Foinne tola air
each,
fliodh.
AMBUSCADE,
*. Feall
fholach, plaid-
luidhe.
AMBUSH,
5.
Feall-fholach, plaid-luidhe,
luidheachan,
ionad
folaich,
ionad-fatha.
AMBUSH,
v. a.
Feall-fholaich,
dean
fath,
luiilh am
plaid.
AMBUSTION,
s.
Losgadh, sgalldadh.
AMELIORATE,
v. a. Dean ni's
fearr,
leasaich.
AMELIORATION,
s.
Atharrachadh,
maitb,
leasachadh.
AMEN,
adv. Mar sin
biodh, gu
mu h-amh-
luidb.
AMEN,
s. An Ti
cinnteach,
an Amen.
AMENABLE, adj. Freagarrach
air
son,
d'am feudar cunntas a
ghabhail.
AMEND,
v. a. and n.
Leasaich,
ath-leas-
aich
;
dean ni's
fearr,
cairich
;
fas ni's
fearr,
rach am feabhas.
AMENDING,
s.
Leasachadh,
ath-nuadh-
achadh.
AMENDMENT,
s.
Leasachadh,
urach-
adh,
feabhas; leigheas; ath-nuadhachadh,
ath-leasachadh.
AMENDS,
*.
Dioladh, luach, eirig.
AMENITY,
s.
Taitneachd, ciatfachd,
boidhchead.
AMERCE,
v. a. Cuir ubhla
air, peanas-
aich.
AMERCE
ABLE, adj.
Buailteach do dh'-
fibhla,
toilltinneach air ubhla.
AMERCEMENT,
s.
Ubhla; peanas, call,
calldanh.
AMERICAN,
adj.
A bhuineas do dh'
America.
AMETHODICAL,
adj. Neo-dhoigheil,
mi-riaghailteach.
AMETHYST,
s. Clach
luachmhor,
ametist.
AMIABLE, adj. lon-ghradhach, gaolach,
taitneach
;
maiseach,
aluinn
; cairdeil,
caoimhneil.
AMIABLENESS,
s.
Gradhachd,
tait-
neachd,
maise.
AMICABLE, adj. Caoimhneil,
cairdil.
AMICABLENESS,s.Cairdealachd,suairc-
eas.
AMICABLY,
adv. See Amicable. Gu
cairdeil, gu
caoimhneil.
AMID,
}
prep.
Am
meadhon, eadar,
AMIDST, 3
direach
eadar;
am
measg.
AMISS,
adv. Gu
h-olc, gu docharach, gu
mearachdach
;
as an rathad
; dona,
mi-
cheart.
AMISS,
5.
Coireachd,
coire.
AMISSION,
s.
Call,
calldach.
AMITY,
s.
Cairdeas, co-chordadh,
deadh
choimhearsnachd.
GUM-AMMONIAC,
s.
Sugh phris
Amoin.
SAL-AMMONIAC,
s. Salann
Amoin,
salarin fuail.
AMMUNITION,
s. Uidheam
gunnair-
eachd, airneis-chegaidh ; lon-shaighdeir-
ean.
AMNESTY,
5. Maitheanas
coitchionn,
loghadh cionta, gras
uachdarain.
AMONG, 7
AMONGST, [
prep
' Am
measg'
air feadh<
AMONG,
adv. Am
measg,
an ceann a
cheile,
comhla.
AMORIST,
s.
Suiridheach,
leannan.
AMORNING,fldy.
Gu maduinneil.
AMOROUS,
adj. Toigheach mu,
gaolach
air
; leannanach,
miannach,
briodalach
;
gaol-dhusgach.
AMOROUSLY,
adv. See Amorous.
AMOURESSNESS,
s.
Meamnachd,
briod-
alaohd.
AMOUNT,
v. n.
Ruig, thig,
cuir an aird'
an
cunntas; thig gu, thig gu
suim ar-
aidh.
AMOUNT,
s. An t-aireamh
iomlan,
an t-
suim,
an t-iomlan.
AMOUR,
s.
Seomradaireachd, gaol
mi-
laghail.
AMPHIBIOUS,
adj.
A
thig
beo an
uisge
's air talamh
;da ghneitheach.
AMPHIBOLOGICAL, adj. Teagamh-
ach, dorch-fhoclach,
agail.
AMPHIBOLOGY,
s. Cainnt dha-sheadh-
ach,
cainnt
theagamhach.
AMPHIBOLOUS,^'. lol-thilgte; agail,
a null 's a nail
; teagamhach.
AMPHITHEATRE,
s.
Tigh-cluiche
na
scan Roimhe.
AMPLE,
adj.
Mor,
farsuing,
leudach,
meudmhor,
fiughantach, foghainteach.
AMPLENESS,
*.
Lanachd, farsuiogeachd,
meudachd.
AMPLIATE,
v. a.
Meudaich,
farsuingich.
AMPLIATION,
s.
Meudachadh,
farsuicg-
eachadh
; lanauhadh,
leudachadh.
AMP 608*.
AMPLlFICATE,v.a. Meudaich, loudaich,
cair am
farsuingeachd.
AMPLIFICATION,
s.
Meudachadh,
leud-
achadh.
AMPLIFIER,
s.
Fear-lcudachaidh,
fear-
meudachaidh.
AMPLIFY,
v. a.
Meudaich, leudaich;
farsuingich.
AMPLITUDE,
5.
Meudachd, farsuing-
euchd; lanachd, pailteachd.
AMPLY,
adv. See
Ample.
AMPUTATE,
v. a. Gearr air
falbh, sgar
ball o'n
chorp.
AMPUTATION,
s. Gearradli
dheth,
sgaradh
uaithe.
AMULET,
s. Paidirean
giosagacli,
seun.
AMUSE,
v. a. and n.
Toilich,
cum o fhad-
al
;
breug,
raeall.
AMUSEMENT,
5. Caitheamh
aimsirc,
fearas-chuideachd,
bret^gadh.
AMUSER,
s. Fear
miodail, fear-breug-
aidh,
mealltair.
AMUSINGLY,
adv. Air mhodh thait-
ncach.
AMUSIVE,
adj.
Taitneach,
a bheir toil-
eachadh,
a
thogas sprochd.
AMUSIVELY,
adv. See Amusive.
AN,
See
A,
article.
ANA,
adv. Uiread is uiread.
AN AB
APT1SM,
s.
Teagasg
nan Anabaist-
each.
ANABAPTIST,
s.
Anabaisteach,
fear-
aicheidh baistidh do leanabaibh.
ANABAPTIZE,
v. a. Baist a
ris,
baist
an dara h-uair.
ANACHRONISM,
s. Mearachd an cunn-
tas aimsir.
ANADEME,
s.
Lus-chrun, blath-fhleasg.
ANAGRAM,
s. Toimhseachan air ainm
neach.
ANALEPTIC, adj. Comhfhurtachail,
neartmhor.
ANALOGIC
AL,
adj.
Coltach ri.
ANALOGIAL,
adj. Samhlachail,
coim-
easach,
coltach -ri
;
coshamhuil.
ANALOGOUS, adj.
Cosmhuil
ri,
co-chord-
adh ann am
buaidhibh,
co-fhreagarrach.
ANALOGY,
s.
Coslas, samhlachas,
co-
chordadh,
lior choslas r'a
cheile, co-fhreag-
airt fhocal an cleachdamh
coitchionn,
mar
Fuathaichte,
o
Fuathaich,
Gradhaichte,
o
Gradliaich.
ANALYSIS,
s. Eadar-dhealachadh air
buaidhibh
ni, mion-rannsachadh,
dealach-
adh nithe
measgta
o cheile
; mineachadh,
toirt fainear
gach gne
do ni an
ordugh,
eadar-sgarachduin^
's an inntinn air
buaidhibh ni
meaK|ta; fosgladh
as a cheile.
ANALYST, 4 Fear-mlneachaidh,
fear-
soilleireachaidh.
ANALYTICAL,
adj.
A bheir
gach gne
ni
measgta gu
solus le
eadar-sgarachduinn,
a
shoilleiricheas,
a mhinicheas
;
a mhion-
rannsaicheas.
ANALYZE,
v. a.
Eadar-sgar gne nithc,
thoir as a
cheile,
bun-rannsaich.
ANARCH,
5.
Fear-mi-riaghailt,
ceahn-
aimhreit.
ANARCHIC, adj. Mi-riaghailteach.
ANARCHICAL,
adj.
Aimhreiteach,
mi-
riaghailteach.
ANARCHISM,
s.
MUriaghailteachd,
aimhreitcachd.
ANARCHIST,
s.
Fear-buaireis,
fear-mi-
riaghailt.
ANARCHY,
s.
Mi-riaghailt, eas-aonachd,
aimhreit,mi-dhdigh,
buaireas.
ANASA
RCA,
s. Seorsa d'an mheud-
bhronn.
ANATHEMA,
s.
Ascaoin-eaglais,
mall-
achd
eaglais,
mallachd.
ANATHEMATICAL, adj.
A bhuineas
do
mhallachd-eaglais.
ANATHEMATIZE,
t>. a.
Sgarochomunn
nau
ci-iosduidheun,
cuir mallachd
eaglais
air,
cuir fuidh
ascaoin-eaglais.
ANATOMICAL, adj.
A bhuineas do
theagasg chorp-ghearradh,
no
corp-shnas-
adh
; corp-shriasaireach ; corp-shnasaichte.
ANATOMIST,
s.
Corp-shuasaire,
fear-
gearraidh chorp.
ANATOMIZE,
v. a.
Corp-ghearr, corp-
shnasaich
; fosgail ga
miori,
reidh-shrias-
aich.
ANATOMY,
s.
Corp-shnasadh, corp-
ghe
arradh,
corp-rannsachadh
; teagasg
corp-shnasaidh,
colas
corp-ghearraidh ;
corp
lom-clmaimheach,
ANCESTOR,
s.
Fear-sinnsireachd,
sean-
athair,
sinnsear.
ANCESTRAL, adj. Sean-athaireil,
sinn-
sireil.
ANCESTRY,
s.
Sinnsireachd, gineamh-
uinn
uasal,
urram sinnsireachd.
ANCHOR,
s.
Acair-luinge, greimiche
luinge,
acair, greimiche.
ANCHOR,
v. a. and n.
Tilg acair,
luidh
air
acair, leag
acair
;
stad air
acair,
luidh
air
acair, greimich
air
;
acraich
;
acraich
air, greimich
ri.
ANCHORABLE, adj.
Acarsaideach.
ANCHOR-HOLD,
s. Grehn-acaire.
ANCHORA G
E,
s.
GreSna-acaire,
acarsaid
;
cain acarsaid. cis calaidh.
ANCHORED, adj. Aeraiehte, greimichte
le
acair,
air acair.
ANC 609 ANI
ANCHORESS,
5. Bai;-mhaoach aonar-
anach.
ANCHORET,
Is. Manach aonaran-
ANCHORITE, J
ach.
ANCIENT, adj.
Sean, asomhor,
aosda
;
o
shean,
o chein.
ANCIENT,
s. Na sean
daoine,
na seanair-
ean
; aosd-fhear,
sean-duine
; Bratach,
meirghe,
suaicheantas
;
fear-brataich.
ANCIENTLY,
adv. O cheann
fada,
o
shean,
an cein.
AND,
conj. Agus, is,
a's 's
; gidheadh ;
and
if,' agus
ma.
ANDROGENE,
s. Neach firionn-boirionn.
ANDROGENOUS, adj.
Firionn-boirionn.
ANDROTOMY,
s.
Corp-ghearradh.
ANECDOTE,
s.
Ur-sgeul, mion-sgeul,
sgeula beag,
cunntas
beag
mu.
ANECDOTICAL,
adj. T>-sgeulach,
Ian
naigheachdan.
ANEMOMETER,
s. Uidheam-thomhais
neart na
gaoithe, gaoth-mheidh.
ANENT,
prep. Mu,
mu
thimchioll,
mu
dheighinn,
a thaobh
;
mu
chomhair,
mu
choinneamh.
ANES,
? _ .
Calg
-
ANEURISM,
s.
Galar-cuisle,
taomadh
fola ann an cuisle le'n atar i.
ANEV
r
,
adv. A
ris,
as
ur,
uair
eile,
an dara
h-uair
;
air mhodh eile.
ANFRACTUOSE,
1
adj.
Bristeaoh,
lub-
ANFRACTUOUS, 5 ach,
Ian
char,
ten
'
thionndaidhean.
ANFRACTUOUSNESS,
s.
Lubachd,
fiarachd, bristeaclid,
caime.
ANGEL,
s.
Aingeal,
teachdaire neamh-
aidh
;
teachdaire
;
bonn
airgid.
ANGEL,
adj.
Air dhreach
aingil.
ANGELICALLY,
adv. Air mhodh
aingil.
ANGELIC,
adj.
See
Angelical.
ANGELICA,
s. Lus nam buadh.
ANGELICAL,
adj.
Coltach ri
aingeal,
neamhaidh
; freagarrach
do
dh'ainglibh.
ANGELOT,
s. Inneal ciuil coltach ri
clarsaich
;
bonn civ dheich
tasdan,
seorsa
caise.
ANGER,
s.
Fearg, corruich,
mi-thlachd
;
eradh,
pian.
ANGER,
v. a.
Feargaich,
cuir corruich
air,
brosnuich
gu f'eirg ; cradh, pian.
ANGLE,
s. Oisinn air an toabh
stigh,
gobhal ;
oisinn air an taobh
muigh,
uileann.
ANGLF,,
s.
Uidheam-iasgaich.
ANGLE,
v. a. and n.
lasgaich
le slait
;
meall mar
iasgair ; breug, talatdh,
meall.
ANGLED, adj.
Oisinneach.
ANGLE-ROD,
s.
Slat-iasgaich.
ANGLER,
s.
Iasgair- slaite,
fear-iasgaieh
le slait.
ANGLICAN, adj.
Sasunnach.
ANGLICAN,
s. Ball de'n
eaglais
sha*.
unnaich,
fear de chreidimh an
Easbuig.
ANGLICISE,
v. a. Dean beurla
dheth,
eadar-thfangaich gu
beurla.
ANGLICISM,
s.
Doigh
na
beurla,
gnath-
achadh na beurla.
ANGLING,
s.
lasgach
le slait,
ANGOUR,
s.
Doghruinn,
cradh.
ANGRILY,
adv. Gu
feargach,
le
feirg.
ANGRY,
adj. Feargach,
frionasach,
corr-
ach, cas-fheargach.
ANGUISH,
s.
Doghruinn, amhghar,
mor-
dhoilghios.
ANGUISHED, adj.
Fuidh
chradh, goir-
tichte,
Ian
doghruinn.
ANGULAR, adj.
Oisinneach,
uileann-
ach
; gobhlach.
ANGULARITY,
s.
Oisinneachd,
uileann-
achd.
ANGULOUS,
adj. Crom,
oisinneach.
ANGUST,
adj.
Aimhleathan, cumhang.
ANHELATION,
s.
Seitrich, plosgartaich.
ANIMABLE, adj.
Beothachail,
so-bheoth-
achaidh.
ANIMADVERSAL,
s.
Beachdail,
a
bheir
fainear,
ANIMADVERSION,
s.
Cronachadh,
achmhasan
; smachdachadh,
peanas.
ANIMADVERT,
v. n. Thoir achmhasan
do,
cronaich
; peanasaich,
smachdaich,
dean
dioghaltas
air.
ANIMADVERTER,
s. Fear-cronach-
aidh,
fear-smachdachaidh.
ANIMAL,
s.
Creutair-talmhaidh,
ainmh-
idh,
brftid
; bruid,
fior ainmhidh.
ANIMAL, adj.
A bhuineas do dh'ainmh-
idhibh, ainmhidheach,
ainmheanta
;
neo-
spioradail, corporra.
ANIMALCULE,
s.
Meanbh-bheathach,
ere neo-nitheach.
ANIMATE,
v. a.
Beothaich,
cuir
spiorad
ann
;
neartaich
; misnich,
beothaich.
ANIMATE,
adj.
Bee), beothail,
beathail.
ANIMATED,
adj. Beothaichte,
benthaiJ.
ANIMATION,
s.
Beothachadh,
misneach-
adh,
brosnuchadh
; sunndachd,
beoth-
alachd.
ANIMATIVE, adj.
Beothachail,
a bheir
dusgadh
air an inntinn.
ANIMATOR,
s. Fear-toirt
beatha,
fear-
beothachaidh.
ANIMOSE,
adj.
Misneachail,
sunndach,
ard-inntinneach.
4H
ANI
610 ANS
ANIMOSENESS,
s.
Braiseachd,
ard-
iantinneachd.
ANIMOSITY,
5. Diomb, dubh-ghrain,
tur-fhuatb, gamhlas,
mi-run,
tnu.
ANISE,
s.
Anis,.
seorsa luibhe.
ANKER, s.
Leth-bharaille,
buideal
; goth-
an, gingean.
Provin.
ANKLE,
5.
Aobrunn,
caol na coise.
ANKLED,
adj.
A bhuineas do'n
aobrunn,
aobrunnach.
ANNALIST,
s.
Fear-eachdraidh,
seanach-
aidh,
eachdraiche.
ANNALS,
s. Cuisean
gacb
bliadhna air an
cur sios an eachdraidh.
ANNALIZE,
v. a.
Sgriobh
eachdr
aidh.
ANNEAL,
v. a. Teasaich
gloine
air son
datha
;
cruadhaich le
teine,
cuir cruaidh
air.
ANNEALING,
s. Edlas cruadhachaidh
gloine, gloine-chruadhachadh.
ANNEX,
v. a. Cuir
ri,
ceangail
ri
;
snaidhm
ri
;
cuir an
deigh.
ANNEX,
s. An ni a
cheangladh,
am mir
a chuireadh ri ni eile.
ANNEXATION,
s.
Ceangal,
coimh-
cheangal,
cur r'a cheile.
ANNIHILABLE, adj.
So
dhithichte,
a
dh' fheudar a
sgrios.
ANNIHILATE,
v. a.
Dithich,
leir-sgrios,
di-mhill, tur-inhill,
cuir as do.
ANNIHILATION,
s.
Di-mhilleadh,
leir-sgrios.
ANN1VERSARILY,
adv. Gu bliadhn-
achail, gu
h-am-chuimhneachail.
ANNI
VERSARY,
s. Latha cuimhncach-
ain
aig
ceann
bliadhna,
cuirm bhliadh-
nail.
ANNOTATE,
v. n.
Minich, soilleirich,
oomharraich.
ANNOTATION,
s.
Mineachadh,
comh-
arrachadh,
soilleireachadh.
ANNOTATOR,
s.
Fear-mineachaidh,
fear-soilleireachaidh.
ANNOUNCE,
v. a. Cuir an
ceill,
foillsich,
innis, aithris
;
thoir
binn,
cuir breith an
ceill.
ANNOUNCEMENT,
s.
Aithris,
foills-
eachadh,
innseadh,
h'os.
ANNOUNCER,
s.
Fear-foillseachaidh,
fear-innsidh,
fear-glaodhaich.
ANNOY,
v. a. Cuir
dragb,
mlothlachd,
no
campar
air
;
buair.
ANNOYANCE,
s.
Trioblaid, buaireas,
culaidh
mhiothlachd
; trioblaideachadh.
ANNOYER,
s.
Fear-trioblaideachaidh,
daine
draghail, buaireadair.
ANNOYFUL, adj. Draghail,
aimlisgeach.
ANNUAL, adj.
Bliadhnail,
a
thig gach
bliadhna;
a mhaireas aon bhliadhna.
ANNUALLY,
ado. An ceann
gach
bliadhna,
gach
bliadhna.
ANNUITANT,
s.
Fear-suim-bhliadhnail,
fear cuibhrinn araid bliadhna.
ANNUITY,
s. Suim
bhliadhuail,
lon-
bliadhna
;
na h-uiread 's a' bhliadhna.
ANNUL,
v. a. Cuir
as,
dubh a
mach,
dean
gun
seadh
; dithich,
mill.
ANNULET,
s. Fainne
beag
: fainneachan
ghearradh-arm.
ANNULMENT,
s. Dubhadh a
mach,
ditheachadh,
milleadh.
ANNUMERATE,
v. a. Cuir ris an air-
eamh,
cuir aireamh ri
aireamh,
meudaich
an aireamh.
ANNUMERATION,
5. Meudachadh air-
eimh,
cur ris.
ANNUNCIATE,
v. a.
Aithris,
innis
sgeul,
thoir fios.
ANNUNCIATION,
s. Latha feill
Muire,
an
cuigeadh
la tichead de'n Mhart
;
cur
an
ceill,
aithris fholluiseach.
ANODYNE, adj.
Furtachail,
a bheir
faothachadh.
ANOINT,
v. a.
Ung,
cuir ola
air,
suath
le ola
;
comhdaich thairis le ola
; coisrig
le
ola.
ANOINTER,
s.
Fear-ungaidh,
fear ccis-
rigidh.
ANOINTING,s.Ungadh, coisrigeadh
le ola.
ANOI
NTMENT,
5.
Ungadh
le ola.
ANON,
adv. Gu
grad ;
an
gradaig;
an
drast 's a
rithist;
air uairibh.
ANONYMOUS, adj. Neo-ainmichte, gun
ainm.
ANONYMOUSLY,
adv. See
Anonymous.
ANOTHER, adj. Tuilleadh, eile;
neach
eile;
ni die.
ANSATED, adj. Cluasach,
lamhach.
ANSLAIGHT,
s.
Tabaid,
tuasaid,
ior-
ghuill,
slachdadh.
ANSWER,
v. n. and n.
Freagair,
thoir
freagairt,
thoir
freagradh ; toilich,
dean an
gnothuch ; freagair
an
aite,
freagair
do ni
eile.
ANSWER,
s.
Freagradh,
Freagairt;
freagradh
air
ais,
ath-dhioladh.
ANSWERABLE, adj.
A dh'
fheudar a
fhreagairt, so-fhreagairt ;
freagarrach ;
co-
fhreagarrach,
ionann
; freagarracb, ionann,
iomchuidh.
ANSWER
ABLY,
adv. See
Answerable.
ANSWERABLENESS,
s.
Freagarrachd,
co-fh
reagar
rachd.
ANSWERER,
s.
Fear-freagairt, freagar-
ANT
611 ANV
ANT,
5.
Seangan.
ANT-BEAR,
s. Beathach a dh' itheas
seanganan.
ANT-HILL,
) s.
Dun-sheangan,
ANT-HILLOCK, J
tom-sheangan.
AN'T. Mu 's e do thoil.
ANTAGONIST,
s. Namhaid 's an
stri,
fear comh-f
harpuis ;
fear an
aghaidh
fir
eile
;
feith-bhacaidh.
ANTAGONIZE,
v. n. Cuir 'n a
aghaidh,
dean stri ri.
ANTAGONY,
s.
Aimhreit,
stri,
cath.
ANTE-AMBULATION,
*. Tus-im-
eachd.
ANTECEDENCE,
s.
Tus-imeachd,
tois-
eachadh.
ANTECEDENT,
adj.
Roimh,
air thois-
each air.
ANTECEDENT,
s. An roimh-ruith-
fhear
;
an roimh-fhocal.
ANTECEDENTLY,
adv. Roimh
laimh,
air tus.
ANTECESS
OR,
s.
Fear-iuil,
fear-treor-
achaidh
;
roimh-shealbhadair.
ANTECHAMBER,
s. Seomar
taoibb,
seomar-toisich,
roimh-sheomar.
ANTE
CURSOR,
s.
Roimh-ruith-fhear,
roimh-theachdaire.
ANTEDATE,
v. a.
Sgriobh
uine air
ais,
cuir uine a
threig
ri
sgriobhadh.
ANTEDATE,
s.
Roimh-bheachd,
roimh-
bhlas,
roimh-ghabhail.
ANTEDILUVIAN,
adj.
Roimh 'n
Tuil,
roimh 'n Dile
; sean-saoghalach,
a bhuin-
eas do 'n t
saoghal
roimh 'n Dile.
ANTELOPE,
s. Gabhar
fhiadhaich,
air
am bheil adhaircean
cuairteagach.
ANTE-ROOM,
s. Roimh-sheomar.
ANTE-TEMPLE,
s. A chuirt a
muigh.
ANTHEM,
s.
Laoidh,
oran naomh.
ANTHOLOGY,
s.
Badag
lusan cubh-
raidh
;
leabhar
urnuighean
's an
Eaglais
Ghreugaich.
ANTHONY'S-FIRE,
s Teine de.
ANTHRAX,
s.
Builgean loisgeach,
no
tachasach.
ANTHROPOLOGY,
s.
Corp-eolas,
eolas
euirp-shnasaireachd.
ANTICHRIST,
s. Ana-criosd.
ANTI
CHRISTIAN,
adj.
Ana-criosdail.
ANTICHRISTIAN,
s. Namhaid do'n
chreidimh chriosduidh.
ANTICHRISTIANISM,
I
s. Ana-criosd-
ANT1CHRISTIANITY, {
achd.
ANTICIPATE,
v. a.
Roimh^ghlac,
roimh-
ghabh, gabh
roimh laimh
;
roimh-bhlais
;
thig
na
aite,
bac.
ANTICIPATION,
s. Glacadh
trathail,
roimh-ghlacadh ;
roimn-bhlas
;
roimh-
bharail.
ANTICIPATOR,
5. Fear ieachd roirah-
laimh.
ANTICK, adj. Neonach, iongantach,
tuaist-
each,
fiadh-chleasach.
ANTICK,
s.
Cleasaiohe-char,
amadan
duine mhoir
;
cuir
neonach,
abhcaidean
;
aoidh
neonach,
dreach
iongantach.
ANTICK,
v. a. Dean
neonach,
cuir dreach
neonach
air,
ann-dealbhaich.
ANTIDOTE,
s.
Urchosg,
ioc-shla$nt
bhacaidh.
ANTINOMI
AN,
adj.
A bhuineas do luchd
cur air cul an
lagha,
no do luchd aicheidh
naomhachd.
ANTINOMIST,
5. Fear
gun speis
do *n
lagh.
ANTINOMY,
s. Eas-cordadh da
lagha,
eas-aonachd da
riaghailt.
ANTIPATHY,
s.
Fuath, grain, sgreamh.
ANTIPODES,
s. Luchd aiteachaidh taobh
eile na
talmhainn,
direach fo bhonn ar
cas,
luchd bonn ri bonn
;
ni
calg-dhireach
an
aghaidh
ni eile.
ANTIPOISON,
s.
Sgrios-puinnsein,
ur-
chosg.
ANTIPORT,
s. Dorus a
muigh, geat
1
a
muigh.
ANTIQUARIAN,
adj. Arsaidh,
arsant-
ach,
sean-aimsireil.
ANTIQUARIAN,
s. See
Antiquary.
ANTIQUARY,
s.
Arsadair, arsaidliear,
scan-seanachaidh.
ANTIQUARY, adj. Arsanta, arsantach,
sean-aimsireil.
ANTIQUATE,
v. a. Cuir a
cleachdadh,
dean sean.
ANTIQUE, adj. Sean, aosda; sean,
fior-
shean
; sean-ghnathach,
sean-fhasanta
;
neonach, iongantach.
ANTIQUENESS,
s.
Seanachd,
sean-
choltas,
neo-fhasantachd.
ANTIQUITY,
s.
Arsaidheachd,
sean-aim-
sir,
aimsir-chein
;
linntean cein
;
sean-
nithe
;
seanachd
;
sean aois.
ANTISCORBUTICAL,
adj.
Claimh-
leighiseach,
maith an
aghaidh
na claimhe.
ANTITRIN1TARIAN,
s. Fear-aicheidh
tri
phearsan
na
Trionaid,
fear cur an
agh-
aidh
teagasg
na Trionaid.
ANTITYPE,
s. Neach a bha air a chiall-
achadh leis an t-samhladh.
ANTLER,
s. Meur cabair feidh.
ANTLERED,
adj.
Meur-chabrach.
ANTRE,
s.
Uamh, garadh, slochd,
talamh-
toll.
ANVIL,
*.
Innean,
socair-bhualaidh.
ANX
612 APP
ANXIETY,
s.
lomaguin,
ro-churam,
triob-
laid
;
trom-inntinn,
smuairean.
ANXIOUS,
adj.
lomaguineacb,
mi-fhois-
neach,
curamach.
ANXIOUSNESS,
s.
Dearmaileachd,
iom-
aganachd.
ANY, adj.
Aon,
aon air
bith,
co air bith
;
co 's am bith
;
neacb.
ANYWHITHER,
adv. Aite 's am
bith,
taobh 's am bith.
ANYWISE,
adv. Air
dhoigh
sam bith.
APACE,
adv. Gu
grad, gu
luath
; gu
h-
eaiamh,
gu cabhagach ; gu grad, gu
dian.
APART,
adv. Air
leth, gu taobh;
leis
fein,
a leth-taobh.
APARTMENT,
s.
Seomar,
ait' air leth
de 'n
tigh.
APATHIST,s. Duinegunfhaireachduinn.
APATHY,
s.
Cion.-mothachaidh.
APE,
s,
Apa, apag ;
fear-fanoid.
APE,
v. a, Dean atharrais
air,
dean fochaid
air.
APEAK,
adv. Ullamh
gu
sathadb, gu
bior-
ach.
APERIENT,
adj.
Maith
gu fosgladb,
a
bheir
fuasgladh
air
com..
A
PERT,
adj. Fuasgail
teach, sgarach.
APERT
ION,
5.
Fosgladh,
beam, health ;
fosgladh, sgoltadh.
APERTURE,
s.
Fosgladh, sgoltadh ;
dorus, bealach, beam,
toll.
APEX,
s.
Binnean, barr, mullach,
bidean.
APHORISM,
s.
Firinn-shuidhichte, riagh-
ailt
choitchionn,
sean-fhocal.
APHQRIbT,
s.
Fear-sgriobhaidh
shean-
fhocal.
APHORISTICAL, adj. Sean-fhocalach,
a bhuineas do dh
f
fhirin.n ghoirid,
choit-
chionn.
API
ARY,
s. lonad
tigh-bhuth
nan seillcan.
APICES,
s Bidean-mullaich nan caol-
fhas am meadhon blath-luis.
APIECE,
adv. Gach. neach air
leth,
cuid
gach neach,
am
fear, gach fear, gach
aon.
APISH, adj.
Mar
apa ; proiseil,
faoin-
bheachdail,
faoin
; guanach,
cleasanach.
APISH
NESS,
s.
Cleachdadh na
h-apa,
leanmhuinneachd, atharrais,
faoineachd,
cleasachd.
A-PIT-
PAT,
adv. Le
plosgadh cridbe, gu
plosganta.
APOCALYPSE,
s. Leabhar an fhoill-
seachaidh,
taisbeanadh.
APOCALYPTIC,
s.
Faidh,
fear-foill-
seachaidh.
APOCRYPHA. Leabhraichean nach 'eil
fios co a
sgriobh iad,
agus
a tha
gun ugh-.
darras 's an
eaglais.
APOCRYPHAL,
<
adj.
Neo-chinn
teach,
gun
deachdadh an
Spio^-aid Naoimh,
mach
(as
an scriobtuir
; sgriobhta
's na leabh-
raichibh
gun ughdarras
's an
eaglais.
APOCRYPHAL,
s.
Sgriobhadh
nach 'ett
air a dheacbdadh leis an
Spiorad
Naomh.
APOLOGIST,
s.
Fear-gabliail Idsgeil
ueach.
APOLOGIZE,
v. a. and n. Thoir
leisgeul,
gabh leisgeul,
dion le
leisgeul.
APOLOGIZE
R,
5.
Fear-gabhail leisgeil
neach,
fear-dion le
leisgeul.
APOLOGUE,
s.
Sgeulachd, sgeul,
ur-
sgeul.
APOLOGUER,
s. Fear-innsidh shean-
achas
gu
firinn churamach a thoirt air
aghaidh.
APOLOGY,
s.
Tagradh, leisgeul.
APOPHTHEGM,
s.
Geur-fhocal, glic-
bhriathar,
gnath-fhocal.
APOPLEXED, adj.
Buailte leis an
spad-
thinneas.
APOPLEXY,
s. An
spad-thinneas,
am
balbh-thinneas.
APOSTACY,
s.
Cul-shleamhnachadh,
tuiteam air falbh.
APOSTATE,
s.
Fear-cul-shleamhnach-
aidh,
fear
treigsinn
aidmheil.
APOSTATE,
adj. MeaUtach,
neo-dbileas,
ceannairceach.
APOSTATE,
v. a. 7
Treig
t'
aidmheil,
APOSTATIZE,
v. n.
J
claon o d' chreid-
imh.
APOSTLESHIP,
s. Abstolachd.
APOSTOLICAL,
}adj. Abstolach,
air a
APOSTOLIC, >
theagasg
leis na h-
abstolaibh,
a bhuineas do na
h-abstol-
aibh.
APOTHECARY,
s. Fear-reic
chungaidh-
. ean
leighis.
APPAL,
v. a. and n. Cuir.fuidh
eagal,
cuir
geilt air, clisg ;
fas
lag
le
h-eagal,
bi
fuidh amhluadh.
APPARATUS,
s.
Uidheam,
acfuinn,
inn-
ealan.
APPAREL,
s.
Earradh, trusgan,
aodach.
APPARENT, adj. Soilleir,
cinnteach,
so-
fhaicsinneach
; coltach,
a reir
coslais
;
follaiseaeh
; dearbhta,
cinnteach.
APPARENTNESS,s. Soilleireachd,
cinnt-
eachd,
coltas. .
APPARITION, s.
Sealladh,
samhladh;
coltas, faileas, dreach; tannas, taibhse,
bocan, spiorad.
APPEACH,
v. a.
Dit,
dean casaid
air;
cronaich, cain,
coirich.
APPEACHER,
s.
Fear-casaid,
fear-ditidb,
fear-cronachaidh.
APP 613 APP
APPEACHMENT,
4.
Diteudh,
cuis-dhlt-
idh,
casaid, achmhasan,
coire.
APPEAL,
v, a. and n.
Tog
do chDis
gu
cuirt
eile; leig gu
radh
; gairm
mar fhian-
uis.
AP.PEAL,
s.
Togail
cuise o aon chuirt
gu
cuirt eile 's
airde, tagradh
an
aghaidh
breitheanais
;
cuis dhitidh
; leigeadh gu
*
ii.inuis,
cur fianuis.
APPEALABLE, adj.
A dh' fheudar a
thogail gu
cuirt ni's airde.
APPEALANT,
s.
Fear-togail
cuise
gu
cuirt ni's airde.
APPEAR,
v. n.
Thig
am
fradharc, thig
's
an
lathair;
nochd thu
1'cin,
foillsich thu
fein
; thig
do'n chuirt.
APPEARANCE,
s. Teaehd an
lathair,
sealladh
; coslas,
cruth
;
dol 's an
lathair,
taisbeanadh
; coitus, sealladh,
tuar.
APPEASE,
v. a.
Reitich, sithich,
dean
reidh,
ciuinich.
APPEASEMENT,
5.
Siotbchaint,
reite,
cordadh.
APPEASER,
s. Fear-dbeanamh na
sithe,
fear-reite.
-AtPEASIVE,
adj.
Siothchail, ciuin,
a
thraoghas fearg.
APPELLANT,
s.
Fear-dulanachaidh;
fear-togail
cuise
gu
cuirt ni's
airde,
fear-
tagra'dh
an
aghaidh
breitheanais.
APPELLANT,
adj.
A bhuineas dochuis-
thogail.
APPELLATIVE,
s.
Co--ainm,
tiodal.
APPELLATIVE,
adj.
Tiodalach,
coit-
chionn:
APPELLEE,
s. Fear an
aghaidh
am bheil
a chuis air a
togai),
fear dion an
tagraidh.
APPEND,
v.a. Croch
air,
croch ri
;
cuir
na
dheigh,
cuir ri.
APPENDIX,
s. Am mir an
crochadh,
fiith-sgrlobhadh ;
ni
co-cheangailte
ri ni
eile.
APPERTAIN,
v. n. Buin
do,
'thaobh
corach no naduir.
APPERTAINMENT,
s. Ni a bhuineas
do dh' inbhe sam
bith, dlighe.
APPERTINENT,
adj.
A bhuineas
do,
-
dligheach.
APPETITE,
s.
Miami, deigh, togradh,
toil
; Anamiann, togradh
feolmhor
; f'adal,
mor-mhiann,
fior-chion
;
naiann
; ocras,
pathadh,
iotadh.
.APPETITE,
.v. a.
larr,
biodh
toilagad
do.
APPLAUD,
v. a.
Ard-mhol,
ard-chliuth-
aich,
dean
luathghair ; mol, cliuthaich,
cuir suas.
APPLAUDER,
s.
Moladair,
fear-mol-
aidh,
fear-cliuthachaidh.
APPLAUSE,
s.
Ard-mholadb, moladh,
cliu.
APPLAUSIVE, adj. Moltach,
cliuiteach.
APPLE,
s.
Ubhall,
mios na craoibh'-ubh-
aill
;
ubhall na sula.
APPLE-TART,
s. Pithean ubhall.
APPLE-TREE,*.
Craobh-ubhall.
APPLICABLE,
adj.
So -f
hreagarrach,
iomchuidb.
APPLICABLY,
adv. See
Applicable.
APPLICANT,
5. Fear-iarraidh ni 'sam
bith.
APPLICATE,
v. a.
Co-chuir,
cuir ris.
APPLICATION,
s. Carad'h
ris,
dluth-
achadh,
leagail
air
;
an ni a chaidh chur
air,
am
plasd ; iarraidh;
dian-smuain-
eachadh,
dichioll.
APPLICATIVE,
adj.
A chuireas an
gniomh, dichiollach, freagarrach.
APPLICATORY,
adj.
A dh' fheudar a
chur
ri,
so-fhreagarrach.
APPLY,
v.a. and n.
Co-chuir,
cuir
ri;
cairich
air,
leag plasd
air
;
cuir air
son,
builich
;
dian-smuainich, leag
d' inntinn
air,
cleachd dichioll
; iarr,
asluich.
APPOINT,
v. a. and n.
Suidhich,
ainm-
ich,
orduich
; deasaich,
ufdheamaich.
APPOINTER,
s.
Fear-suidheachaidh,fear-
orduchaidh.
APPOINTMENT,
s.
Suidheachadh,
soc-
rachadh,
cordadh, ainmeachadh,
orduch-
<adh
;
deasachadh,
uidheamachadh.
APPORTION,
v.a. Deanu roinn choth-
romacbj
roinn
gu
ceart.
APPORTIONMENT,
s.
Roinn,
comh-
roirin, roinn-chothromach.
APPOSITE, adj. Freagarraoh, iomchuidb,
cothromach.
'
APPOSITION,
5. Cur
ri,
co-aonadh,
tuille ri tuille
;
co-chordadh.
APPOSIT1VE, udj. Freagarrach do,
cordadh ri.
APPRAISE,
v. a.
Meas,
cuir luach air.
APPRAISER,
s.
Fear-meas, fear-innsidh
luach
ni, breitheamh.
APPRECIATE,
v. a.
Meas,
cuir meas
air,
tuig
a luach.
APPRECIATION,
s.
Meas,
pris,
Inaeh.
APPREHEND,
v. a.
Glac,
beir
air^
dean
greim
air
; tuig,
measruich
;
gabh eagal
o
;
thoir fainear.
APPREHENDER,
Fear-measrachaidh
;
fear-glacaidh, glacadair,
fear deauauah
greime.
APPREHENSIBLE,
adj.
A dh' fheudar
a
mheasrachadh,
so-thuigsinru
APPREHENSION,
s.
Smuaineachadh,
measrachadh
j Smuain,
baruil
;
tuigse,
APP
614 ARE
reuson,
comas fiosrachaidh; eagal,
falt-
eachas;
ainharus
; greimeachadh.
APPREHENSIVE, adj. Geur-thuigseach,
ealamh
gu togail ; eagalach,
amharusach
;
mothachail.
APPREHENSIVENESS,
5.
Tuigseachd,
enlamhachd,
amharusachd.
APPRENTICE,
s. Fear-ionnsuchaidh
oeirde,
foghlumaiche.
APPRENTICE,
v. a.
Ceangail
ri ceird.
APPRENTICEHOOD,
1 s.
Uine-ceang-
APPRENTICESHIP, >
ail fir-ionns-
uchaidh ceirde.
APPRIZE,
v. Thoir
fios,
innis,
thoir
brath,
cuir an ceill.
APPROACH,
v. a. andn.
Thig
am
fagua,
thig dluth,
teann air
; dltithaich, tarruing
am
fagus ;
bi cosmhuil ri.
APPROACH,
s.
Dluthachadh,
teachd
am
fagus,
teannadh
; slighe,
rathad.
APPROACHABLE, adj. So-ruigsinn.
APPROBATION,
s.
Dearbhadh, moladh,
ciatfadh
;
tlachd,
taitneas
;
dearbhadh.
APPROPRIATE,
v. a. Cuir air leth air
son;
cuir
ri, gu h-araidh; gabh
mar do
chuid
fein,
gabh h-ugad
fein.
APPROPRIATE, adj.
A bhuhieas
gu
sonruichte do neach no do ni araidh.
APPROPRIATE,
s. Ni
araidh,
no son-
ruichte.
APPROPRIATION,
s. Cur
gu
feum
araidh,
aonruchadh air
son;
coir araidh.
APPRO
VABLE,arfj.
Cliu-thoilltinneach.
APPROVAL,
s. See
Approbation,
APPROVE,
v. a. and n. Bi
toilichte,
gabh
tlachd
; mol,
cliuthaich
; dearbh,
firean-
aich.
APPROVEMENT,
s.
Dearbhadh, toil,
moladh,
taitneachd.
APPROVER,
s.
Fear-molaidh,
fear
dearbhaidh,
fear-deuchainn
;
fianuis
righ.
APPROXIMANT,
adj.
A' teachd
dluth,
a' teannadh air.
APPROXIMATE,
adj. Faisg,
dluth.
APPROXIMATE,
v. a. and n. Thoir am
fagus,
thoir dluth
; thig
am
fagus,
dluth-
aich.
APPROXIMATION,
s.
Dluthachadh,
teachd am
fagus, faisgeachd ;
a sior dhluth-
achadh.
APRIL,
s. An Giblean.
APRON,
s.
Aparan,
brat
aghaidh.
APRONED,
adj. Apranaichte, aig
caith-
eamh
aparain.
APROPOS,
adv. Direach 's an am
;
ro-
fhreagarrach.
A
PT,
adj.
Deas,
ealamh,
ullamh
;
lomch-
uidh
;
buail teach do.
APT,
v. a. Dean iomchuidh
; deasaich,
uidheamaich.
APTABLE,
adj. Freagarrach.
APT
ATE,
v. a. Dean
freagarrach,
dean
iomchuidh.
APTITUDE,
s.
Freagarrachd,
deasachd
;
aomadh, buailteachd,
claonadh.
APTLY,
adv. See
Apt.
APTNESS,
s.
Freagarrachd,
iomchuidh-
eachd,
deasachd
; buailteachd,
aomadh.
AQUA,
s.
Uisge.
AQUA-FORTIS,
s.
Uisge teinntidh, uisg*
a
leaghas gach
meiteal ach or
agus
Platina.
AQUA-MARINA,
s. A
chlach-mhara,
clach luachmhor air dhath na mara.
AQUATIC,
7
adj.
A
thig
beo 's an
AQUATICAL, J uisge,
a dh' fhasas 's an
uisge; eun-uisge; lus-uisge.
AQUATILE, adj.
A
ghabhas
combnuidb,
's an
uisge,
a
thig
bed 's an
uisge.
AQUEDUCT,
s. Amar
uisge.
AQUEOUS,
adj. Uisgidh.
AQUEOUSNESS,
s.
Uisgeachd.
AQUILINE, adj.
Coltach ri fir-eun
;
sron
chrom.
AQUILON,
s. A
ghaoth-tuath.
AQUOSE, adj. Uisgidh, aigam
bheil nadur.
uisge.
ARAB,
s.
Arabianach,
fear a mhuinntir
Arabia.
ARABIAN,
adj.
A bhuineas do dh' Arabia.
ARABIAN,
s. Fear a mhuinntir Arabia.
ARABICAL,
adj.
Arabianach.
ARABLE, adj.
So-threabhaidh,
treabhach-
ail.
ARATION,
s.
Treabhadh,
ai
teach,
ar.
ARATORY,
adj.
Treabhach.
ARBITER,
s. Fear reiteachaidh
cuise,
breitheamh.
ARBITER,
v. a. Thoir breith reiteach-
aidh.
ARBITRARIOUSLY,
adv. See Arbitra-
rious.
ARBITRARY, adj. Aintighearnatl,
borb-
smachdail, fein-tholleach,
ceannasach
;
neo-shuidhichte,
iomluath
;
neo-bhacta.
ARBITRATE,,
v. a. and n. Thoir breith
reiteachaidh,
thoir breith an cuis
;
suidh
am breitb.
A
RBITRATION,
s. Breith
reite,
breith-
ARBITRATOR,
s.
Fear-reiteachaidh,
breitheamh,
fear-cordaidh
; uachdaran,
ard-uachdaran,
fear a ni
'ailghios;
fear-
suidheachaidh.
ARBORESCE
NT,
adj.
A
craobh-fhaa,
a'
cinntinn mar chraoibh.
ARC,
s. Roinn do
chuairt, bogha.
ARC
615
ARK
ARCADE,
s.
Bogha
fada,
sraid fuidh
bhogha.
ARCH,
s. Roinn-cuairt, bogha.
ARCH,
v.
a.
Tog
mar
bhogha
drochaide,
crom,
dean
crom-thogail.
ARCH, adj.
Priomh,
ard,
air
thoiseach;
clcasanta, abhachdach,
sunndach.
ARCHANGEL,
/.
Ard-aingeal ;
an
deanntag
mharbh.
ARCHANGELIC, adj.
Ard-aingealach,
a
bhuineas do dh'
ard-aingeal.
ARCHBISHOP,
s.
Ard-easbuig.
ARCHBISHOPRICK,
s. Inbhe ard-
easbuig,
uachdaranachd aird-easbuig,
ard-
easbuigeachd.
ARCH-BUILDER,
s.
Ard-fhear-togail,
ard chlachair.
ARCH-CONSPIRATOR,
s. Ard-fhear-
ceannairc.
ARCH-DIVINE,
s. Ard-dhiadhair.
ARCH-ENEMY,
s.
Ard-namhaid,
an
diabhol.
ARCH-FIEND,
*.. An t-ard-dhroch-
spiorad.
ARCH-GOVERNOR,
s. Ard-fhear-
riaghlaidh-
ARCH-HYPOCRITE,
s.
Fior-chealgair.
ARCH-MAGICIAN,
s. Ard-dhraoidh.
ARCH-PASTOR,
s. Ard-bhuachaille.
ARCH-PRELATE,
s.
Ard-Easbuig,
ard-uachdaran 's an
Eaglais.
ARCHED, adj.
Crom,
air chumadh
bogha.
ARCHER,
s.
Boghadair, saighead-fhear.
ARCH
KRESS, Ban-bhoghadair.
ARCHERY,
s.
Boghadaireachd.
ARCHETYPE,
s.
Priomh-shamhladh,
cuis an t-samhlaidh.
ARCHETYPAL,
adj.
Priomh-shamh-
lachail.
ARCHICAL,
adj. Priomh,
ard.
ARCHITECT,
s.
Fear-teagaisg
aitreabh
a
thogail,
ard-chlachair.
ARCHITECTURE,
s. Ard-chlachair-
eachd,
colas
togail
aitreabh.
ARCHIVES,
s.
Tasg-thigh
shean
sgriobh-
aidhean a's choraichean.
ARCHLY,
adv. Gu
h-abhachdach, gu
sunndach.
ARCHNESS,
s.
Geiread,
tapachd.
ARDENCY,
s.
Dian-thogradh ; blathas,
teas.
ARDENT,
adj.
Teth,
loisgeach,
teinnteach
;
bras, garg,
ard-inntinneach
; teas-ghradh-
ach,
cairdeil.
ARDENTLY,
adv. See Ardent.
ARDOUR,
s.
Blathas, teas,; teas-ghradh,
duruchd mhaith.
Ard, cas;
duilich,
ARDUOUS, adj.
cruaidh,
deacair.
ARE,
v.
(3d. p. pi. pr. tense,)
Tha iad.
AREA,
s.
Raon,
ionad eadar dha lann.
mngh ;
ionad
fosgailte,
tiite reidh.
ARENA,
s. Ionad
comhraig.
AREOPAGUS,
s. Ard-chuirt na h-
Aithne.
ARGENT,
adj. Airgiodach,
soilleir mar
airgiod.
ARGENTRY,
s. Uidheam buird de dh'
airgiod.
ARGIL,
s. Criadh-chriadhadair.
ARGILLACEOUS,
adj.
Criadhach.
ARGILLOUS, adj. Criadhach,
Ian
criadha.
ARGUE.,
v. a. and n. Reusonaich
;
conn-
saich, tagair
an
aghaidh ; dearbh,
comh-
daich le
argumaid,
dean a mach.
ARGUER,
s. Fear
reusanachaidh,
deas-
boir, fear-tagraidh,
fear-ditidh.
ARGUING,
s.
Argumaid, reusanachadh,
deasboireachd.
ARGUMENT,
s.
Reuson,
argumaid;
ceann-aobhair, cais-thagraidh ; brigh-
sgriobhaidh, connsachadh,
deasboir-
eachd.
ARGUMENTAL,
adj. Argumaideach,
agarrach.
ARGUMENTATION,
s.
Reusonachadh,
deasboireachd.
ARGUMENTATIVE, adj. Argumafd-
each, reusonta, deagh-thagarrach j
conn-
spoideach,
deasboireach.
ARGUMENTATIVELY,
adv. See Ar-
gumentative.
ARGUMENTIZE,
v. n.
Reusonaich,
dean
deasboireachd,
tagair
an
aghaidh.
ARGUTE, adj. Seolta, carach, geur;
caol-
ghuthach, sgreadach.
ARGUTENESS,
s.
Gairead,
carachd,
beurachd.
ARID, adj.
Tioram, tartmhor,
loisgte.
ARIDITY,
s.
Tiormachd,
tartmhorachd
j
cruas-cridhe,
fuar-chrabhadh.
ARIGHT,
adv. Gu
ceart,
gun
mhearachd
;
gun
chron
; gu h-iomchuidh,
gu
coimh-
lionta.
ARISE,
v. n.
Eirich,
eirich
suas,
dirich an
aird; mosgail.
ARITHMETlC,s.Canntas, eolas-aireamh,
aireamhachd.
ARITHMETICAL,
adj.
Aireamhach,
a
bhuineas do dh'eolas-aircamh.
ARITHMETICALLY,
adv. See Arith-
metical.
ARK,
s.
Airc, long;
airc a
choiinh-cheang-
ail.
ARM
616 ART
ARM,
s.
Gairdean;
loch,
frith-mhuir
;
oumhachd,
neart.
ARM,
v. a.
Armaich,
cuir ort d'
airm,
comhdaich le
armachd, sgcadaich
le
airm,
uidheanoaich
le armachd.
ARMADA,
s. Feachd-mara,
no
fairge.
ARMAMENT,
s. Feachd-mara
no tire.
ARMATURE,
s.
Armachd,
comhdach-
diona
;
airm.
ARMENIAN-STONE,
s. Clach
ghorm
Armenia.
AR
MENTAL, ->adj.
Treudach,
greigh-
ARMENTINE, J
each.
ARMENTOSE, adj.
Treudach,
greigheach.
ARMFUL,
s. Lan na
h-achlais,
achlasan.
ARMIGEROUS, adj.
Armaichte,
armach.
ARMINIAN,
s.
Arminianaeh,
fear-lean-
mhuinn
theagaisg
Arminius.
ARMIPOTENT,
adj.
Buadhach,
treun-
lamhacb.
ARMISTICE,
s. Sith
ghoirid.
ARMLESS,
adj.
As
eugmhais gairdein ;
neo-armaichte.
ARMLET,
s.
Meanbh-ghairdean ; baghan,
baghan-mara ; dion-arm-gairdein ;
lamh-
fhail.
ARMORIAL, adj.
Suaicheantach
;
abhuin-
eas do
ghearradh-arm,
no suaicheantas.
ARMOUR,
s.
Armachd, airm-dhion,
airm-chogaidh.
ARMOUR-BEARER,
s. Fear-iomchair
arm, arm-ghille.
ARMOURER,
s. Fear-dheanaimh
arm,
arm-ghobhann ;
armaiche.
ARMOURY,
s.
Tigh-arm, arm-lann, tigh-
tasgaidh
nan arm.
ARM-PIT,
s.
Lag
na
h-achlais,
achlais.
ARMS,
s.
Armachd, airm-dhiona,
beart-
chogaidh ; cogadh ; suaicheantas, gearr-
adh arm.
A
RIMY,
s.
Armailt, feachd, sluagh-cogaidh.
AROMATIC,
I
adj. Deadh-bholtrach,
AROMATICAL, J
cubhraidh.
AROMATICS,
s.
Spisrean,
nithe deadh-
bholtrach.
AROMATIZE,
v. a.
Spisrich ;
dean cubh-
raidh,
dean deadh-bholtrach.
AROSE,
pret.
Dh' eirich.
A
ROUND,
prep.
Ceithir
thimchioll,
mu'n
cuairt do.
AROUSE,
v. a,
Duisg, gluais suas, tog;
brosnuirh,
beothaich.
ARRAIGN,
v. a. Deasaich
cuis,
cuir an
ordugh,
cuir air
seol;
thoir an
lathair;
coirich, dit,
cuir cron a Icth.
ARRAIGNMENT,
s.
Coireachadh,
dheadh.
ARRANGE,
v. a. Cuir an
uidheam,
cuir
an
ordugh, reitich,
uidheamaich
;
dean reite
ri,
cord ri.
ARRANGEMENT, s.
Reiteachadh,
uidh-
eamachadh.
ARRANGER,
s.
Fear-reiteachaidh,
fear-
uidheamachaidh.
ARRANT,
adj.
Ro-olc, dona,
ro-dhona.
ARRANTLY,
adv. See Arrant.
ARRAS,
s.
Obair-ghreis,
eudach
ghfeis-
oibre.
ARRAY,
s.
Riaghailt, uidheam, ordugh
-
catha, ordugh-blair ; uidheam, deasachadh,
eideadh.
ARRAY,
v. a Cuir an
ordugh,
cuir an
riagh-
ailt, tarruing
suas
; sgeadaich, sgiamhaich.
ARREAR,arfv.
Air
deireadh,an deighlaimh.
ARREAR,
s.
Cul-fhiach, aiti-i'hiach,
fiach-
an
gun
dioladh.
ARREPTITIOUS,
adj.
Air a bhuintinn
air f'a'bh
j
a
shnaig
&
stigh
os iosal
;
air
a'chuthach.
ARREST,
s.
Saradh, grabadh,
bacadh
;
glacadh,
cur an laimh
; stad,
bacudh.
ARREST,
v. a
Glac,
cuir an
laimh,
cuir
an
sas,
cuir saradh
air,
dean
greim laghail
air; stad,
cuir stad air.
ARRIVAL,
s.
Tighinn,
teachd, ruigsinn,
ruigheachd.
ARRIVANCE,
s. Teachd buidhne.
ARRIVE,
v. a.
Ruig
tir,
rach air
tir,
thig
air tir
; thig gu, ruig.
ARROGANCE,
7s.
Ladarnas,
an-dana-
ARROGANCY, ) das, uaill, ceannardas,
ceannas,
ardan.
ARROGANT, adj. Ladarna, an-dana,
ceannasach,
ardanach.
ARROGANTLY,
adv. See
Arrogant.
ARROGATE,
v. a. Gabh ort
gu
h-an-
dana,
gu ceannasach, gabh gun
choir.
ARROW,
s.
Saighead, guin, guineach.
ARROWY,
adj. Saigheadach, saighdeach,
mar
shaighead, guineach.
ARSE,
s.
Ton, mas,
masan.
ARSENAL,
s.
Arm-lann, tigh tasgaidh
inneal-chogaidh.
ARSMART,
s.
Lus-an-fhograidh.
ART,
s.
Eolas,
innleachd
; ealdhain,
ealain
;
ceird
; seoltachd,
ealantachd
;
cuilbheart,
cuilbheartachd
; seol, alt,
doigh,
ARTERIAL, adj. Cuisleach,
cuisleachail.
ARTERY,
s.
Cuisle,
cuisle mhor.
ARTFUL,
adj. Innleachdach, seolta,
eal-
anta;
cuil
bheartach, carach;
eolach teoma
deas.
ARTFULLY,
adv. See Artful.
ARTFULNESS,
s.
Ealantachd,
seolt-
achd;
cuilbheartachd.
ARTHRITIS,
s. Tinneas nan alt.
ART
617 ASH
ARTICHOKE,
s.
Farusgag.
ARTICLE,
s.
Mion-fhocal;
earrann-cunn-
tais
; cumha,
pone,
ceann.
ARTICLE,
v. a. and n.
Ciimhnantaich,
reitich,
suidhioh
;
cord
ri, ceangail.
ARTICULAR,
adj.
Altach.
ARTICULATE, adj. Pongail, soilleir,
reidh, so-thuigsinn ;
a bhuineas do altaibh
"a
chuirp.
ARTICULATE,
v. a. and n. Abair
gu
soilleir, gu reidh, gu pongail ;
dean curnhu-
chan ri.
ARTICULATELY,
adv. See Articulate.
ARTICULATENESS,
s.
Pongalachd,
altmhorachd.
ARTICULATION,
5.
Ceangal
nan alt 's
nan
cnamh,
alt-cheangal ; alt-labhairt,
pong-labhairt.
ARTIFICE,
s.
Car, cuilbheart, do-bheart,
ceilg ; innleachd, eolas,
teomachd.
ARTIFICER,
s.
Fear-ceirde,
fear cum-
aidh, fear-deilbhe,
fear teoma.
ARTIFICIAL,
adj. Innleachdach,
dealbh-
ta,
cumta
;
meallta
; calanta,
innealta.
ARTIFICIALITY,
s.
Innleachdas,
inn-
ealtachd.
ARTIFICIALLY,
adv. See Artificial.
ARTILLERY,
s. Gunnachan
mora,
inn-
ealan
cogaidh.
ARTISAN,*. Fear-ceirde;
frar-oibre.
ARTIST,
s.
Fear-laimh-cheiide;
fear
teoma,
fear-innleachd.
ARTLESS, adj.
Aineolach, ini-sheolta,
mi-theoma,
neo-ealanta
; saor,
gun cheilg,
gun innleachd,
gun do-bheart, fosgailte
J
neo-glmnn,
cearbach.
AS,
conj. (implying
time
of action,)
Nur.
nuair,
an
uair,
an am
;
air do
;
(answering
to
so,
such
&c.) mar; (in
one
part of
a sen-
tence
answering
to
so,
in
another,) mar,
ceart
mar,
air mheud
is;
mar a thubhairt
thu,
thachair
e;
ceart mar thubhairt
thu,
thach-
air
e;
air mheud 's
gun
robh sin
draghail
bha so taitneach.
(In
the latter clause
of
a
sentence
answering
to
so,
or as
great, much,
little, soon, fast.) agus, a's,
is 's : cho luath
agus
le cho
bheag dragh
'5 a dh'fheudas tu
;
cho luath
agus
a b'urrainn mi. Redoubled
with an adverb
betwixt,
and the
particles,
it
is,
they
be &c.
air, as,
is : a mheud
a's,
air
mheud a's.
(Answering
to
so, as,
where
equity
or
companion
is
intimated,) mar,
ann, as,
agus ;
cho mhaith
ri,
cho mhaith
as,
cho mhor ri : tha iad mar amadaai
;
ghradhaich
mi thu mar bhrathair.
(Signify-
ing accordingly, proportionably, as,) mar,
a reir : a reir do thoilltinneis
;
mar bu choir
dhomh.
(for if)
mar
is,
ma is
; (because)
oir,
a
thaobh-;
(equally)
ionann,
a choimh-
lion
agus.
ASBESTINE, adj. Neo-loisgeach.
ASCEND,
v. a. and n.
Dirich, streap; tog
ri,
rach
suas, gabh
suas,
eirich
;
rach air
t'aghaidh.
ASCENDANT,
s. Airde
; uachdranachd,
lamh an
uachdar,
ceannardachd.
ASCENDANT, adj.
An
uachdar,
uachd-
rach, uachdrail, ainneartach,
an-iochd-
rnhor
;
's an
t-sealladh,
's an fhradharc.
ASCENDENCY,
s.
Cumhachd,
uachdran-
achd,
smachd.
ASCENSION,
s.
Eiridb,
direadh.
ASCENSION-DAY,
s. Latha dol suas ar
slanuighir,
naomh dhiardaoin.
ASCENT,
s.
Eirigb,
dol
suas, direadh;
rathad-diridh,
slighe
dhol suas
; bruthach,
uchdach, aonach,
airde.
ASCERTAIN,
v. a. Dean
cinnteach,
dearbh, cinntich, socruich,
suidhich
; faigh
a
maeh, faigh fios,
fiosraich
;
thoir cinn-
teachas, faigh cinuteachas,
cuir a
teag-
amh.
ASCERTAINABLE,
adj.
So-dhearbhta,
so-fhiosraichte.
ASCERTAINER,
s.
Fear-dearbhaidh,
fear-comhdachaidh,
fear-fiosrachaidh.
ASCERTAINMENT,
s.
Riaghailtshuidh-
ichte, riaghailt ghnathaichte.
ASCETIC, adj.
lom-chrabhach,
cruaidh-
chrabhach, uaigneach,
ri
gnath-chrabh-
adh.
ASCETIC,
s.
Fear-fasa5ch,fear-iom-chrabh-
aidh,
aonaran iom-chrabhach.
ASCITITIOUS,
adj.
Barrachdail,
a chuir-
eadh ri ni eile.
ASCRIBE,
v. a. Cuir a letb
;
thoir
do,
cuir as letb..
ASCRIPTION,
s. Cur as
leth,
tabhairt do.
ASH,
s.
Uinnseann,
a chraobh uinnsinn
;
nodh na craoibhc uinnsinn.
ASHAME,
v. a.
Naraich,
cuir naire
air,
cuir
gu
naire.
ASHAMED,
adj. Naraichte,
fuidh naire.
ASHAMEDLY,
adv. See Ashamed.
ASH-COLOURED, adj.
Air dhath uinn-
sinn,
donn-ghlas.
ASHELF,
adv. Air
sgeir.
ASHEN,
adj.
Uinnsinn,, uinnseannach.
ASHES,
5.
Luath, luaithre,
duslach a
chuirp,
an
corp
marbh.
ASH-FIRE,
s.
Griosach,
teine
muchta,
griosach
theith.
ASHLAR,
s. Clach-shaor
gun snaigheadh.
ASHORE,
adv. Air
tir,
air
traigh ; gu tlr,
gu traigh.
ASH-TUB,
s. Soitheaeh luaithre.
4 I
ASH
618 ASS
f s. Nathair nimhe ro mharbhtacb.
ASHY, adj.
Air dhreach na
luaithre,
ban-
ghlas.
ASI
A,
5.
Asia,
aon de chearnaibh na cruinne.
ASIDE,
adv.
Siar, gu
siar,
a
thaobh,
air
chamadh,
cam
;
a
leth-taobh,
as an
t-slighe ;
a
letb-taohh,
leis fein.
ASK,
v. a. and n.
larr, sir, athchuingich,
guidh ; iarr, ceasnaich, feoraich, faighnich ;
iarr,
fiosraich.
ASKANCE,
} adv.
Cam, siar,
air
siaradh,
ASKUNCE, >
claon.
ASKER,
s.
Fear-iarraidh, iarradair,
fear-
athchuinge ; fear-siridh, fear-rannsachaidb;
dearc-luachrach
uisge.
ASKEW,
adv. Gu
claon, gu
taireil, gu
sanntach; cam, gu
cam,
a leth-taobb.
ASLEEP,
adv. An
codal,
an
suain, aig
t'ois
; gu codal, gu
suain
;
an staid nam
inarbh.
ASLOPE,
adv. Le
leathad, fiar,
cam.
ASP,
ASPIC
ASPARAGUS,
s. Creamh-mac-fiadb.
ASPECT,
s.
Snuadh, gnuis, aogas, dreach,
tiamh
; sealladh, st-alltuinn, coslas; aghaidh,
eudan
;
aomadh.
ASPECTION,
s.
Sealltuinn, coimhead,
amharc,
dearcadh.
ASPEN,
s.
Critheach,
an critheann.
ASPEN, adj. Critheannach,
a bhuineas do
chritheann,
crithinn.
ASPER,
adj. Garbb, geur, doirbh,
neo-
chomhnard.
ASPERATE,
v. a. Dean
garbh,
dean
doirbh, neo-ehomhnard,
aimhreitich.
ASPERATION,
s.
Garbhachadh,
aimb-
reiteachadh,
doirbheacbadh.
ASPERITY,
s.
Gairbhe,
neo-chomhnard-
achd; garbh-fhuaim ; garbh-ghuth ; gairge,
crosdachd,
sglamhruinn,
fiatachd
; geire,
geuracbd.
ASPE
ROUS, adj.
See
Asper.
ASPERSE,
v. a.
Tarcuisich, evil-chain,
noaslaich
; tilg
air.
ASPERSE
R,
s.
Fear-cul-chainidb,
fear-
tuaileis.
ASPIRATE,
v.a. and n. Abair le neart
analach.
ASPIRATION,
s.
Togradh, geur-thog-
radh,
beo-iarruidh,
miannachadh
;
aua-
mhiann,
mor
dheigh
air
ni-eiginn
mdr
;
labhairt le neart analach.
ASPIRE,
v. a. and n.
larr, dian-iarr;
bi
an
geall
air, miannaich,
bi'n
deigh
air
;
sin
suas,
cirich suas.
ASPIREMENT,
s. See
Aspiration.
ASP1RER,
5. Fear-miannachaidh air ni-
eigin
mor no ard.
ASPIRING,
s.
Miann,
ard-mhiann
; pong,
stad.
ASS,
s.
Asal; Qmaidh, tamhasg,
amh-
lair.
ASSAIL,
v. a. Thoir ionnsuidh
air,
eirich
air,
leum
air;
cas
ris,
connsaich,
cuir
impidh,
asluicb.
ASSAILABLE, adj.
So-bhualta,
so-ghabh-
ail le ionnsuidh.
ASSAILANT,
5.
Fear-ionnsuidh,
fear-
thogail
na
strithe,
fear-connsachaidh,
fear-
casaidh.
ASSAII^ANT, adj.
A bheir
ionnsuidh,
a
thug ionnsuidh,
a dh' eireas
air,
connsach-
ail,
stritheil.
ASSAILER,
s. See Assailant,
s.
ASSAILMENT,
s.
Ionnsuidh,
casadh
ri,
connsachadh.
ASSASSIN,
s.
Mortair,
neach a bheir
oidheirp
mortaidh.
ASSASSINATE,
v. a. and n. Mort,
mort
no marbh le
foill,
no le h-ainneart
;
thoir
ionnsuidh mharbhaidh
gu h-uaigneach.
ASSASSINATION,
s.
Mortadh,
mortadh
le foill.
ASSASSINATOR,
s.
Mortair,
fear-mort-
aidh le foill.
ASSASSINOUS, adj.
A mhortas le
foill,
no le ainneart.
ASSATI
ON,
s.
Rostadh,
rosladh.
ASSAULT,
5.
Ionnsuidh, aghaidh,
ionn-
suidh
naimhdeil,
ruathar
; naimhdeas,
ainneart naimhdeil.
ASSAULT,
v. a. Thoir ionnsuidh
air,
thoir
ionnsuidh
naimhdeil,
buail.
ASSAULTER,
s.
Fear-ionnsuidh,
fear-
bualaidb.
ASSAY,
s.
Deuchainn,
feuc.hainn,
dearbh-
adh
; toiseachadh,
sineadh ri
;
luach.
ASSAY,
v. a.
Feuch,
dearbh,
cuir deuch-
ainn air
;
cuir
ri,
dearbh
; oidhirpich,
feuoh,
thoir
oidhirp.
ASSEMBLAGE,
s.
Cruinneachadh,
tional.
ASSEMBLANCE,
s.
Tional,
cruinneach-
adh.
ASSEMBLE,
v. a. and n.
Cruinnich,
co-
chruinnich,
thoir an ceann a cheile.
ASSEMBLER,
s.
Fear-cruinneacbaidh,
fear-tionail.
ASSEMBLING,
s.
Cruinneachadh,
tional.
ASSEMBLY,
s.
Cuideachd, co-thional,
co-
chruinneachadh,coisir ; seanadh,ard-shean-
adh.
ASSEMBLY-ROOM,
s. Sedmar co-
chruinneachaidh,
seomar chum coimiehnh-
shugraidh.
ASSENT,
s.
Aontachadh,
cordadh
le;
aont, geill,
co-chordadh.
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ASSENTATION,
s.
Claon-aontachd,
sliomchaireachd.
ASSENTER,
s.
Fear-aontachaidh,
fear-
cuideachaidh.
ASSENTMENT,
s.
Aontachadb,
co-aon-
tachadh.
ASSERT,
v. a.
Tagair, agair; tagair, tag-
air coir air
; saor,
teasairg.
ASSERTION,*.
Tagradh,agairt ; briathar,
focal,
ceann-dearbhaidb.
ASSERTIVE,
adj. Tagrach,
dian-bhriath-
rach, dian-bharalach,
abartacb.
ASSERTIVELY,
adv. See Assertive.
ASSERTOR,
s.
Fear-tagraidh, fear,
dian-
labhrach,
neach a thubhairt.
ASSESS,
v. a.
Leag cis,
no
cain,
cuir cis
air,
meas cis do.
ASSESSABLE,
adj.
O'n sirear
cis,
a dh'
fbeumas cis iocadh.
ASSESS1ON,
s. Co-shuidhe chum comh-
airle no cuideachadh a tbabhairt.
ASSESSIONARY, adj.
A bhuineas do
luchd-cis.
ASSESSMENT,
s.
Cis,
cain
; cis-leagadh.
ASSESSOR,
5. Fear-suidhe maille ri
breitheamh
;
fear
leagaidh
na cise.
ASSEVER,
1 v. a. Dian-bhriath-
ASSEVERATE, raich, mionnaicb,
thoir f fhocal.
ASSEVERATION,
s.
Briathar,
mioim-
achadh,
mionnan.
ASSIDUATE,
adj.
Lathail.
ASSIDUITY,
s.
Dichioll, buan-dhurachd,
diuth-oidhirp,
leanmhuinneachd.
ASSIDUOUS, adj. Dichiollach,
durachd-
ach, dian-oidhirpeach,
leanmhuinneach.
ASSIDUOUSLY,
adv. See Assiduous.
ASSIDUOUSNESS,
s. See
Assiduity.
ASSIGN,
t;. a.
Orduich, comharraich,
cuir
air
letb,
sonruich
; suidhich, socruich,
oeartaich
;
thoir coir do neach eile.
ASSIGNATION,
s.
Coinneamh,
coinn-
eamh-leannanachd
;
toirt seachad corach
do rieach eile
;
cur air
leth,
sonruchadh.
ASSIGNER,
s.
Fear-sonruchaidh,
fear
suidheachaidh ni air neach eile.
ASSIGNMENT,
s. Sonruchadh no comh-
arrachadh
; orduchadh,
cur air leth.
ASSIMILATE,
v. a. and n. Dean
coslach,
co-choslaich
;
thoir
gu 'ghne
fein le cnamh
's a'
ghoile ; meirbh,
cnamh 's a'
ghoile.
ASSIMILATENESS,
s.
Cosmhalachd,
co-chosmhalachd.
ASSIMILATION,
s. Deanamh
coslach,
co-choslachadh.
ASSiMULATE,
v. a. Gabh
ort, gabh
coslas luich buin dhuit.
ASSIST,
v. a. and n.
Cuidich, foir,
com-
araich,
dean comhnadh
ri,
thoir comhnadh
do.
ASSISTANCE,
s.
Cuideachadh, cobhair,
comhnadh,
iom-fhuasgladh.
ASSISTANT,
adj. Cuideachail,
furtach-
ail,
cobhrachail.
ASSISTANT,
s.
Fear-comhnaidb,
fear-
cuideachaidh,
fear-cobhrach.
ASSISTER,
a. See Assistant.
ASSIZE,
s.
Mod; luchd-breith,
luchd
deuchainn
; reachd,
riaghailt,;
cuirt-
cheartais
;
tomhas
laghail
air
Aran, leann,
&c. le luchd
riaghlaidh.
ASSIZE,
v. a. Comharraich tomhas no
luach ni air bith.
ASSIZE
R,
s.
Fear-riaghlaidh
thomhasan.
ASS-LIKE, adj.
Coltach ri
asail,
trom-
cheannach.
ASSOCIATE,
v. a. and n.
Ceangail
an
companas
ri
; gabh
mar charaid
;
dean
companas
ri
; ceangai), co-cheangail ;
bi'n
companas ri,
bi mar ri.
ASSOCIATE, adj. Co-aontach,
co-chuid-
eachdach.
ASSOCIATE,
s.
Companach,
fear-cuid-
eachdais,
fear-caidreimh.
ASSOCIATION,
s.
Co-aontachadh,
co-
chomunn, comunn, co-chuideachd;
co-
chumhnant, co-reite; comh-phairt, pairt-
achas; daimh, co-cheangaltas ;
co-aon-
achd,
co-aonachadh
;
coisir.
ASSOCIATOR,
s. See
Associate,
s.
ASSOIL,
v. a.
Fuasgail, freagair,
thoir
deadh
fhreagairt ;
cuir mu
sgaoil,
cuir
saor,
logh,
maith
;
salaich.
ASSORT,
. a. Cuir an
ordugh, reitich,
dean reidh.
ASSORTMENT,
s. Cur an
ordugh,
reiteachadh
; meall,
cruinneachadh dp
nithibh an deadh
ordugh.
ASSUAGE,
v. a. and n.
Caisg, lughdaich,
eutromaich,
ciuinich
;
sithich
j traogh, tuit,
luidh.
ASSUAGEMENT,
s.
Faothachadh,
las-
achadh, lughdachadh,
socair.
ASSUAGER,
s.
Fear-ciuincachaidh,
fear-
sithcachaidh,
fear-eutromachaidh.
ASSUASIVE, adj.
Ciuineach,
achiuinich-
eas,
a dh' eutromaicheas.
ASSUME,
v. a. and n.
Gabh,
gabh ort,
togair, gabh h-ugad
fein
; tog^ glac ;
bi
ceannasach, uaibhreach,
no ardanach.
ASSUMING,
s.
Ladarnas, an-danadas,
ceannasachd.
ASSUMING,
adj.
Uaibhreach, ladarna.
ceantiasach.
ASSUMPTION,
s. Glacadh.
gabhail
do
'ionnsuidh fein
j
barail
gun
chomhdach-
620 ATO
adh
; glacadh,
no
togail
suas do neamh
;
ardacbadh.
ASSURANCE,
s.
Dearbbachd,
dearbh-
bheachd,
lari-dearbhachd,
cinriteachas
;
dail
cbinnteacb, lan-dochas,
earbsachinnt-
cach
;
danachd danadas, beadaidheachd,
beag-naracbd,
ladaruachd, peasanachd ;
aobhar
docbais,
culaulh earbsaidh
;
meam-
nadh, smior, smioralachd,
treine
;
dearbh-
achd
creidimh,
dearbhacbd an
gradh
Dhe.
ASSURE,
v. a. Dean
cinnteacb,
thoir
dearbh-bheacbd
;
cuir o
theagamb.
ASSURED, adj.
Cinnteach,
dearbhta
;
neo-theagamhach
; beag-narach,
an-dana.
ASSUREDLY,
adv. Gun
teagamh, gun
amharus, gu
cinnteach.
ASSUREDNESS,
s.
Cinnteachas,
neo-
theagamhachd.
ASSURER,
s. Fear-cinnteachais
;
fear-
urrais.
ASTER1TES,
s. Cinch
reanuagach.
ASTERN,
ado. Gu deireadh na
luingc,
aig
deireadh na
luinge,
's an deireadh.
ASTHMA,
s.
Luathas-analaeh,
cuing-
analacb.
ASTHMATIC,
v. )
adj.
Fuidh 'n luath-
ASTHMAT1CAL, J
as-analach.
ASTHMATIC,
5. Neach air am bheil an
luathas-analach.
ASTONISH,
v.
a.
longantaich,
cuir
ioghnadh,
cuir fuidh
ioghnadh,
cuir fuidh
uamhunn.
ASTONISHING,adj. longantach,
uamh-
asacb,
eagallach.
ASTONISHINGLY,
ado. See Aston-
ishing.
ASTONISHINGNESS,
s.
longaritachd,
miorbhuileachd,
uamhasachd.
ASTONISHMENT,
s.
Ioghnadh, iong-
antas,
eagal,
uamhunn
;
aobhar-iongantais
aobhar-ioghnaidh.
ASTOUND,
v. a.
Uamhunnaich,
cuir
uamhunn
air,
cuir fuidh uamhunn.
ASTRAY,
adv. Air
seacharan,
air mhuar-
achd,
as an rathad.
ASTRICT,
v. a. See
Constringe.
ASTRICT,
adj. Gearr, goirid.
ASTRICT1ON,
s.
Teaimachadh, ceangal,
teannadh.
ASTRICTIVE,
adj. Teanntach,
ceangal-
tach, ceanglach.
ASTRIDE, adii,
Gobhlach,
casa-gobhlach.
ASTR1NGE,
v. a.
Teannaich,
crup,
thoir
crupadh
air.
ASTRINGENT,
adj. Ceangaltach,
teann-
tachail, ceanglach.
ASTRINGENT,
s.
Cungaldh leighis
a
thtannaicheas,
no a
cheanglas.
ASTROLOGER,
$.
Speuradair, reuladair,
reul-dhruidh.
ASTROLOGIAN,
s. See
Astrologer.
ASTROLOGIC,
\
Aig
am bheil eolas
ASTROLOGICAL, >
nan
reul,
abhuin-
eas do reul-dhruidheachd.
ASTROLOGY,
s.
Reul-eolas, speuradair-
eachd,
reul-dhruidheachd.
ASTRONOMER,
s.
Reuladair,
reul-
ollamh.
ASTRONOMIC,
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adj. Reul-eolach,
ASTRONOMICAL, i
a bhuineas do
reul-eolas.
ASTRONOMICALLY,
adv. Sec Astro-
nomic.
ASTRONOMIZE,
y. n. Gnathaich reul-
eolas.
ASTRONOMY,
s.
Reul-eolas, speur-eolas.
ASTRO-THEOLOGY,
s. Reul-dhiadh-
aireachd.
A
STRUT,
ado. Gu
spagluinneach.
ASTUTE,
adj. Carach, innleachdach,
do-
bheartach.
ASUNDER,
adv. Air
leth,
as a
cheile,
o
cheile, gu sgaoilteach.
ASWO
ON,
adv. Am
paisean,
am breislich.
ASYLUM,
s.
Tearmunn, ionad-tearmuinn,
didean, ionad-didein,
dion-aite.
AT,
prep. Fagus do, fagus
air,
laimh
ri,
laimh ris
; ri, ami,
ami
am,
ann
an; ri,
aig; air, aim;
at
fill.
idir.
ATE,
pret.
of Eat. Dh' ith.
ATHEISM,
s.
Dia-aicheadL,
aicheadh air
bith Dhc.
ATHEIST,
s. Fear-aicheidh Dhe.
ATHEIST, } adj.
Neo-chreid-
ATHEISTICAL, } mheach,
a dh' aich-
eadhas bith
Dhe,
ATHEIST1CALLY,
adv. See Atheistical.
ATHE1ZE,
v. n. Labhair mar fhear-
aicheidh
Dhe,
mar anacreidmheach.
ATHLETIC, adj.
A bhuineas do
ghleac;
luidir, calma, foinneamh, foghainteach,
fearail.
ATHWART, prep.
Tarsuina, troimh,
air
feadh.
ATHWART,
adv. Gu
cearr, gu crosda;
air
mhearachd, gu
tuaitheal.
ATILT,
adv. Le buille shathaulh
; aomta,
a leth-taobh.
ATLAS,
s. Leabhar dealbha dhuthchann-
an
;
puist-aitreibh, puist-tighe.
ATMOSPHERE,
s.
Aileadh,
an
t-aileadh,
athar,
adhar.
ATMOSPHERICAL, adj.
Atharail,
a
bhuineas do'n aileadh.
ATOM,
s.
Dadmunn, dadum, smuirnean,
cajllt-an,
deanuan.
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ATT
ATOMI
C A
L, adj.
Dadmunnach,
smuirn-
eanach,
deannanach.
ATOMISM,
s.
Teagasg
nan dadmunn.
ATOMY,
5. See Atom and
Anatomy.
ATONE,
v. a. and n. Thoir
dlol,
dlol
eiric, reitich,
dean reite
;
dean reite air son
chiontach
; cord,
.bi reidh
ri,
thoir luach
seachad.
ATONEMENT,
s.
Reite,
cordadh
; eiric,
luach
eiric,
lobairt reite.
ATONER,
s. Fear-r6ite.
ATONIC,
adj.
Gun teis.
ATONY,
s.
Neo-fhonn,
neo-shunnt.
ATROCIOUS, adj. Aingidh,
anntrom,
dan-aingidh,
mallaichte, fuilteach,
an-
iochdmhor,
borb.
ATROCIOUSLY,
adv. Gu
h-aingidh
&c.
ATROCIOUSNESS,
s.
Aingitiheachd,
diin-aingidheachd, fuilteachas,
buirbe.
ATROCITY,
s. See Atrociousness.
ATTACH,
v. a.
Glac,
cuir an
laimh,
dean
greim air; talaidh,
coisinn
gradh,
dluthaich
riut fein.
ATTACHMENT,
s.
Disleachd, leantuinn,
leanmhuinneachd,
daimh
; aire, deigh,
tlachd, gradh,
run
; glacadh
air
pearsa
no
air cuid duine.
ATTACK,
v. a. Thoir
ionnsuidh,
thoir
ruathar
; cronaich, fajgh
cron
do,
air
dhoigh
sum bith.
ATTACK,
s. Ionnsuidh
naimhdeil,
rua-
thar.
ATTACKER,
5.
Fear-ionnsuidh,
fear-
ruathair,
fear-foirneirt.
ATTAIN,
v. a. and n.
Faigh, buannaich,
coisinn
; thig
a suas ri
; ruig, gabh
seilbh
air
; ruig,
dean samhuil
; thig
a dh' ionns-
uidh.
ATTAINABLE, adj.
A dh'fheudar fhaot-
ainn,
so-ruigheachd.
ATTAINABLENESS,
s. So-bhuann-
achd,
so-choisinteachd.
ATTAINDER,
s. Diteadh
lagha,
cuirt-
dhiteadli; truailleachd,
coire.
ATTAINMENT,
s.
Buaunachd, cosnadh,
tairbhe,
iorinsachadh
; buidhinn,
ruigsinn.
ATTAINT,
v. a.
Tamailtich,
maslaich
;
salaich,
truaill.
ATTAINT, adj.
Dite mar cheannairceach.
ATTAINT,
s.
Trioblaid, claoidh,
airsncul
;
truailleachd,
ciont
; diteadh,
binn.
ATTAINTMENT, s.Masladh, truailJeadh,
diteadh.
ATTEMPER,
v. a.
Lagaich
le
measgadh,
measgaich ;
bogaich,
dean seimh
;
dean
freagarrach
e.
ATTEMPT,
v. a Thoir
ionnsuidh, feuchri,
thoir deuchainn
; oidhirpich,
dean dichioll.
ATTEMPT,
s.
lonnsuidh; deuchainn,
oidheirp,
feuchainn.
ATTEMPTABLE,
adj. Fosgailte
ri
deuchainn,
so-oidhirpeach,
air am fuudar
ionnsuidh a thoirt.
ATTEMPTER,
*.
Fear-deuchainn,
oidh-
irpiche,
fear-iounsuidh
;
fVar-feuchainn.
ATTEND,
v. a. and n. Feith
air,
fritheil
do,
fritheil
air;
bi fui
reach, fan,
fuirich
;
thoir an
aire;
thoir
aire, beachdaich,
meas-
raich
;
lean
e,
truth uaith.
ATTENDANCE,
.v.
Feitheamh,
fritheal-
adh
; aire,
seirbhis.
ATTENDANT, adj. Fritheilteach, aig
coimheadachd.
ATTENDANT,
s.
Fear-feithcimh,
fear-
frithealaidh
;
fear de'n
luchd-leanmhuirm,
seirbhiscach.
ATTENDER,
s.
Combanacb,
fear-cuid-
eachd.
ATTENT,
adj. Furachail,
a tabhairt Ian
aire,
f'ritheii teach.
ATTENTION,,
s.
Aire,
toirt
fainear,
beachdachadh, furachras,
faicill.
ATTENTIVE, adj. Furachail, faicilleach,
suimeil, beachdail,
curamach.
ATTENTIV
ELY,
adv. Gu furachail &c.
ATTENT1VENESS,
s.
Aire,
toirt fain-
ear,
faicillcachd.
ATTENUATE,
v. a. Dean
tana, tanaich,
dean caol
; lughdaich,
dean tearc.
ATTENUATION,
s.
Tanachadh,
caol-
achadh
; caoilead, tainead,
tanachd.
ATTEST,
v. a. Thoir
fianuis, togfianuis,
dean teisteas
; gairm
mar fhianuis.
ATTEST,
s.
Fianuis, teisteas,
teistean-
nas.
ATTESTATION,
s.
Teisteas, fianuis,
dearbhadh.
ATTESTER,
Is.
Fianuis,
fear- tabhairt
ATTESTOR, J
fianuis.
ATTIC,
adj. Glan-chainnteach,
soilleir-
bhriathrach, grinn-labhrach.
ATTIC,
s. Fear a mhuinntir
Attica;
an
seomar mullaich.
ATTIRE,
v. a.
Aodaich, comhdaich,
sgeudaich, sgiamhaich,
cuir an uidheam.
ATTIRE,
s.
Aodach, eudach, comhdach,
earradh, culaidh,
trusgan.
ATTIRE
R,
s.
Fear-sgeadachaidh,
fear-
cluthachaidh.
ATTITUDE,
s.
Suidheachadh, seasamh,
seol-nochdaidh.
ATTOLLENT, adj. Togalacb,
a
thogaa
an airde.
ATTORNEY,
s. Ard-lhear
gnothaich,
fear-ionaid, sgriobhair, fear-lagha.
ATTORNEY,
v. a. Dean aite ncach
eile,
ATT
622 AVE
bi d'fhear-ionaid,
seas air son
;
cuir 'n a d'
aite.
ATTORNEYSHIP,
s. Dreuchd
fir-lagha,
sgriobhaireachd.
ATTRACT,
v. a.
Tarruing, tarruing
'n a
d'
dheigh
; talaidh,
meall 'n a d' ionnsuidh.
ATTRACTION,
s. Comas
tarruing,
comas
talaidh
no
meallaidh, sughadh.
ATTRACTIVE, adj. Tarruingeach,
sugb-
ach
;
talaidheach, mealltach,
buaireanta.
ATTRACTIVE,
s.
Taladh,
mealladh.
ATTRACTIVENESS,
s. Cumhachd-
tarruing,
comas
talaidh,
taitneachd,
meall-
tachd.
ATTRACTOR,
s.
Fear-tarruing,
fear-
talaidh,
sughadair.
ATTRIBUTE,
v. a. Cuir as
leth,
thoir a
choir
do,
thoir seachad inar is
cubhaidh,
cuir air.
ATTRIBUTE,
5.
Feart, buaidh, cliu,
onoir,
subhailc
; caile,
cumhachd.
ATTRIBUTION,
s.
Moladb,
buaidh-
chliu.
ATTRIBUTIVE,
s. A chuireas as
leth,
co-phairteachail.
ATTRITE, adj.
Meilte, suaithte,
minichte
;
duilich,
craiteach.
ATTRITE
NESS,
s.
Cnamb,
min-shuath-
adh,
bleith.
ATTRITION,
s.
Caitheamh, rubadh,
bleith,
min-shuathadh
;
duilichinn
;
an-
shocair inntinn.
ATTUNE,
v. a.
Gleus,
cuir am fonn
;
co-
fhuaimnich,
cuir an
co-fhreagarrachd
fuinn.
AVAIL,
v. a.
Buannaich,
coisinn,
tionnd-
aidh
gu
buannachd
;
dean
feum,
dean
tairbhe,
cuidich.
AVAIL,
v. n. Dean
feum,
dean
tairbhe,
dean
sta,
buannaich.
AVAILABLE,
adj. Buannachail,
tarbh-
ach,
feumail
; cumhachdach, comasach,
laidir.
AVAILABLENESS,
s.
Cumhachd,
comas-
achd, tarbhachd,
buannachd
;
neart
lagh-
ail,
cumhachd.
AVARICE,
s.
Sannt, deigh
air
tdichd,
spiocaireachd.
AVARICIOUS, adj. Sanntach, deighei
air
toichd, miothar, spiocach.
AVARICIOUSLY,
adv. See Avaricious.
AVARICIOUSNESS,
s. Sanntachd
miothaireachd, spiocaireachd.
AVAST,
adv. Cum air do
laimh,
stad
sguir,
is leoir
e,
gu
leoir.
AVAUNT, interj.
As mo shealladh ! air
falhh ! bi trusadh romliad ! cum
agad
fein.
AUBURN,
adj.
Buidhe-dhonn.
AUCTION,
5. Reic do'n neach is airde
'thairgeas,
reic
cho-thairgseach.
AUCTION,
v. a. Reic le co-thai
rgseachaibh.
AUCTIONEER,
s. Fear-reic
co-thairg-
seach.
AUCUPATION,
s.
Eunadaircachd, sealg-
aireachd.
AUDACIOUS,
adj.
Dana, ladarna,
mi-
mhodhail
; beag narach,
beadaidh
; tapaidh,
gleusta,
beothail.
AUDACIOUSLY,
adv. Gu
dana,
&c.
AUDACIOUSNESS,
s.
Danachd,
lad-
arnas,
AUDACITY,
s.
Tapachd, smioralachd,
misneachd.
AUDIBLE,
adj. So-chluinntinn, labhrach,
ard-ghuthach.
AUDIBLENESS,
s.
Oscarachd,
labhrachd.
AUDIBLY,
adv. Gu
h-ard-ghuthach.
AUDIENCE,
s.
Eisdeachd;
cead-labh-
airt
; luchd-eisdeachd,
coimh-thional
;
eisdeachd,
cluas-aire.
AUDIENCE-CHAMBER,
s. Seomar-
eisdeachd.
AUDITOR,
s.
Cluinntear, fear-eisdeachd,
fear-cluinntinn.
AUDITORY,
s. Luchd-eisdeachd coimh-
thional
;
ionad-eisdeachd.
AVE-MARY,
s. Failte-Mhuire.
AVENGE,
v. a.
Diol,
dean
dioghaltas ;
dean
peanas
air,
thoir
gu peanas.
AVENGEANCE,
s.
Dioghaltas, peanas.
AVENGEMENT,
5.
Dioghaltas,
dioladh
aicheamhail.
AVENGER,
s. Fear
peanais;
fear-diol-
aidh, dioghaltair.
AVENGERESS,
. Ban
dioghaltair.
AVENTURE,
s.
Tuiteamas,
sgiorradh.
AVENUE,
s.
Rathad,
slighe fhosgailte;
sraid eadar chraobhan.
AVER,
v. a. Cuir an ceill
gu daingeann,
abair
gu
barantach.
AVERAGE,
s. Eadar dha
anabharra,
coitchiontas,
cuibheasachd.
AVERMENT,
s. Dearbhadh le fianuis
;
briathar,
focal cinnteach.
AVERSATION,
s.
Fuath, grain.
AVER&E,
adj.
Fuathach,
air tionndadh air
falbh,
neo-chaoimhneil
;
neo-thoilichte
le,
grainichte
dhetb.
AVERSELY,
adv. Gu
fuathach,
Sec.
AVERSENESS,
s.
Aindeoineachd,
mio-
thlachd,
fuathachd.
AVERSION,
s.
Fuath, grain,
culaidh-
ghrain,
culaidh-fhuath.
AVERT,
v. a. Tionndaidh
gu taobh,
cuir
seachad,
cum air falbh
;
tionndaidh air
falbh, pill
uaith.
AUG
623 AUT
AUGER,
s.
Tora,
boircal.
AUGER-HOLE,
s. Toll-tora.
AUGHT,
pron.
Ni sam
bith,
dad.
AUGMENT,
v. a. and n.
Meudaich,
dean
ni's mo.
AUGMENT,
5.
Meudachadb,
cinneach-
adh, piseach.
AUMENTATION,
s.
Meudachadb,
cinn-
t
a.'hadh,
piseach.
AUGMENTATIVE, adj.
A mheudaich-
eas, piseachail.
AUGMENTER,
s. Fear-meudachaidh.
AUGUR,
s.
Fiosaiche,
eun-dhruidh.
AUGUR,
v. n.
Baralaich,
dean fiosachd
le comharaibh.
AUGURATI
ON,
s. Fiosachd le comhar-
aibh,
eun-dhruidheachd.
AUGURER,
s. See
Augur,
s.
AUGURY,
s. Fiosachd le
comharaibh;
fiosachd.
AUGUST,
s. Ceud mhios an
Fhoghair.
AUGUST, adj. Mor, urramach, rioghail,
flathail.
AUGUSTNESS,
s.
Moralachd,
flathal-
achd, rioghalachd.
AVIARY,
s.
Tigh-eun,
eun-lann.
AVIDIOUSLY,
adv. Gu
gionach,
&c.
AVIDITY,
s.
Gionachd, gl
amhaireachd.
AVISEMENT,
s.
Comhairle,
seoladb.
AVITOUS, adj.
Sinnsireach,
a dh'
fhagadh
le sinnsireachd.
AVIZE,
v. a. Thoir
comhairle,
comhair-
lich,
seol
;
thoir
fainear,
smuainich.
AULIC,
adj.
A bhuineasdo'n
chuirt,
cuirt-
eil, rioghail,
flathail.
AULN,
s. Slat-thomhais.
AUNT,
s. Piuthar-athar no mathar.
AVOCA.TE,
v. a. Gairm o
ghnothach,
gairm
air falbh.
AVOCATION,
s. Guth a
thaobh,
gairm
a
leth-taobh; gniomh, gnothach,
leth-
obair.
AVOID,
v. a. and n.
Seachaiu,
pill
uaith
;
tar
as,
rach
as, fag, cuitich,
cuir
cul,
fal-
amhaich.
AVOIDABLE, adj. So-sheachanta,
ion-
sheachnach.
AVO1DER,
s.
Fear-seachnaidh,
seach-
nair
; fear-giulain
as an
rathad,
fear-toirt
a thaobh.
AVOIDLESS, adj.
Neo-sheachnach.
AVOKE,
v. a. Gairm air ais.
AVOLATI
ON,
s.
Itealachadh,
fuadach
ruith air
falbh,
teicheadh.
AVOUCH,
v. a. Abair
gu daingeann,
cuir
an ceill
gu dian,
thoir
dearbhadh,
thoh
fianuis.
A.VOUCH,
s.
Aideachadh, fianuis, teisteas,
aidmheil.
A. VOUCH
ABLE,
adj.
A dh' fheudar aid-
eachadh,
no 'chur an ceill.
A
VOUCHER,
s. Fear-cuir an
ceill,
fear-
aideachaidh,
fianuis.
AVOUCHMENT,
s. Cur an
ceill,
aithris.
AVOW,
v. a. Cuir an ceill
gu daingeann,
thoir
dearbhadh,
fireanaich.
AVOWABLE,
adj.
A dh' fheudar a nochd-
adh,
so-aithriseach.
AVOWAL,
s. Aideachadh
fosgailte,
saor
chur an ceill.
AVOWEDLY,
adv. Gu
soilleir,
&c.
AVOWER,
s. Fear-aideachaidh,
AURICLE,
s. Bilean
nacluaise;
cluasan
a chridhe.
AURICULAR,
adj.
Teann air a
chluais,
dluth do'n chluais
;
diomhair,
cagarach ;
aithriseach le cluinntinn cluaise.
AURICULARLY,
adv. Gu diomhair-
eaoh,
&c.
AURIST,
s.
Olla-chluas,
leigh-chluas.
AURORA,
s. Luibh chro an eich
; og-
mhaduinn,
reul na maidne.
AURORA-BORE
ALIS,
$. Na fir-chlis.
AUSCULTATION,
5.
Eisdeachd,
cluas
aire.
AUSPICE,
s. Eun-fhiosachd
; dion,caoimh-
neas
; piseach, dion,
manadh.
AUSPICIOUS,
adj. Aig
am bheil
deagh
mhanadh,
air am bheil ooltas sealbhach-
aidh
; sona, sealbhach,
buadhach
; agh-
mhor,ceanalta ; sealbhmhor,sona,fortanach.
AUSPICIOUSLY,
adv. See
Auspicious.
AUSPICIOUSNESS,
s. Sealbhmhor-
achd, aghmhorachd,
sonas.
AUSTERE, adj.
Teann, gnu, cruaidh,
bodachail
; searbh, geur.
AUSTERE
NESS,
s.
Teannachd, cruas,
smachdachd, searbhaohd, geurachd.
AUSTERITY,
s.
Teanntachd, gruamachd ;
an-iochd,
cruaidh-smachd.
AUSTRAL, adj.
A
deas,
as an airde
deas,
AUTHENTICAL, adj.
Fior, cinnteach,
ughdarail.
AUTHENTICATE,
v. a. Dearbh le
ughdarras.
AUTHENTICITY,
v. a.
Cinnteachd,
ughdarras.
AUTHENTIC,
adj.
See Authentical.
Fior, cinnteach, ughdarrail.
AUTHENTICALLY,
adv. Sec Authen-
tical.
AUTHOR,
s.
Ughdair,
urrainn
; athair,
fear deanaimh
; sgriobhair,
sgriobhadair.
AUT
624 BAB
AUTHORESS,
5.
Ban-ughdair.
AUTHORITATIVE, adj. Ughdarrach,
aig
am bheil
ughdarras
; smachdail,
ceanu-
asacb.
AUTHORITATIVELY,
adv. Gu h-
ughdarrach,
&c.
AUTHORiTATIVENESS,
s. Ceannsal-
achd,
smachd.
AUTHORITY,
s.
Ughdarras;
cumhachd,
creideas
; cumhachd, riaghladh ; dion,
taic; teisteas, dearbhachd,
cinnteachd.
AUTHORIZE,
v. a. Thoir
ilghdarras
do,
thoir cumhachd
do;
dean
laghail,
cead-
aich
;
suidhich le
ughdarras ; fireanaich,
dearbh
;
thoir creideas do.
AUTOGRAPH,
s. Dearbh
lamh-sgriobh-
aidh, lamh-sgriobhaidh
an neach f'ein.
AUTUMN,
s. Am
foghar.
AUTUMNAL, adj.
A bhuineas do'n
fhoghar, fogharach.
AUTUMNITY,
s. Am an
fhogharaidh.
AVULSED,
adj. Spionta
air
falbb,
tar-
ruingte
as a fhreumhaibh.
AVULSION,
5.
Spionadh,
reubadh
AUX1L1AR,
7 s.Fear-cuideachaidh,fear-
AUXILIARY, 5
comhnaulh.
AUXILIAR,
\adj.
A
chuidicheas,
a ni
AUXILIARY, J
comhnadh.
AUXILIATION,
s.
Cuideacbadh,
comh-
nadh,
cobhair.
AUXILIATORY, adj.
A
chuidicheas,
a
ni comhnadh.
AWAIT,
v. a. and n. See Wait.
AWAKE,
v. a. and n.
Duisg, mosgail,
6irich
;
eirich
suas, duisg;
eirich a codal.
AWAKE, adj.
Fairichte, duisgte.
AWAKEN,
v. a. and n. See
Awake,
v.
AWAKENER,
s.
Fear-dusgaidh.
AWAKENING,
s.
Dusgadh, mosgladh.
AWARD,
v. a. Buin a reir
binne,
thoir
diuladh a reir binne.
AWARD,
v. n. Thoir
breith,
thoir binn.
AWARD,
s.
Breitheanas,
binn.
AWARDER,
s. Breitheamh.
AWARE, adj. Faicilleach,
furachair.
AWARE,
v. n. Bi air
d'fhaicill,
thoir
fainear.
A
WARN,
v. a. Thoir an
aire,
bi faicilleach.
AWAY,
adv.
Air-falbh,
as an
fhianuis;
trus air falbh.
AWE,
5.
Eagal,
urram.
AWE,
v. a. Cuir
eagal air,
thoir urram
do.
AWE-BAND,
s.
Sreang-chumail,
culaidh-
eagail.
AWE-STRUCK, adj.
Buailte le
h-eagal.
AWFUL,
adj. Eagalach, adhtiisgcas urram;
urramach
gealtach.
AWFULLY,
adv. Gu
h-eagalach,
&c.
AWFUL-EYED, adj. Aig
am bheil suil-
ean
fiadhaich.
AW
FULNESS,
s.
Uamhasachd, eagal-
achd
;
uamhas,
AWHILE,
adv.
Tacan,
car tacain.
AWK,
adj. Neonach,
iongantach.
AWKWARD, adj. Cearbach,
neo-sgiob-
alta, slaodach,
slaopacb,
neonach
;
neo-
lamhchair,
liobasta
; ceann-laidir,
doirbh.
AWKWARDLY, adv. Gu
cearbach,
&c.
AWKWARDNESS,
s.
Cearbachd,
neo-
chruinnealachd,
slaodachd.
AWL,
s. Minidh.
AWN,
s.
Feusag-arbbair, calg.
AWNING,
s.
Brat-diona; sgailean,
brat-
dubhair.
AWOKE. See Awake.
AWORK, adj. Aig
obair.
A
WORKING,
adj. Aig
oibreachadh.
AWRY,
adv.
Cam,
neo-dhireach
; claon,
fiar-shuilcach, gu neo-dhireach,
as an
rathad dhireach
;
a
leth-taobh,
rieo cheart.
AXE,
s.
Tuadh; pic-mheallach.
AXHEAD,
s. Ceann-tuaidhe.
AXILLA,
s.
Lag
na
h-achlais,
asgail.
AXILLAR,
"tct(ij. Asgaileach,
a bhuineas
AXILLARY, i
do
lag
na h-achlais.
AXIOM,
s. Firinn
shoilleir,
firinn so-
fhaicsinneach
;
firinn shuidhichte.
AXLE,
7
s.
Aisil, mul,
crann-
AXLE-TREE, J
aisil.
AY,
adv.
Seadh,
is
e;
seadh
gu dearbh,
is e
gu
cinnteach.
AYE,
adv. An
comhnaidh, gu brath,
sior-
ruidh,
am teasd.
AYRY,
s. Nead na
seabhaige.
AZURE, adj. Gorm,
air dhath a cbuain.
AZURE,
v. a. Dean
gorrn,
mar
uisg'
a'
chuain.
AZURED, adj.
Gorm.
AZURN,
adj. Speur-ghorm.
AZYME,
s. Aran
neo-ghoirtichte.
B
BAA,
s.
Meilich,
meile nan caorach.
BAA,
v. n. Dean meilich mar chaora.
BAAL,
s.
Bil,
dia
breige,
iodhol.
BABBLE,
s.
Gobais, gobaireachd, glag,
glagaireachd, faoin-chainnt,
luath-bheul-
achd,
biolasg.
BABBLE,
v. n.
Gioraig,
dean
gobais,
dean
goileam,
dean
biolaeg,
bi
beul-fhosgailte.
BAB
625 BAF
BABBLER,
s. Fear-faoin-chainnte,
fear-
bruidhne, glagair,
beul-guii-fhaitheam.
BABBLING,
s. Faoin-chainnt, glagair-
eachd, gobaireachd.
BABE,
s.
Naoidhean,
naoidheachan
lean-
abh
beag,
leanaban.
BABEL,
s.
Babel; buaireas, conghair,
rai-riaghailt.
BABE
RY,
s.
Breugachan,deideag,ailleagan.
BAB1SII, adj.
Leanabaidh,
leanabanta,
leanabail,
t'aoin.
BABOON,
s.
Apa.
BABY,
s. NaoUlhean,
naoidheachan.
BABY, adj.
Leanabaidh, meanbh, beag.
BABYISM, s.
Leanabanachd,
leanabal-
achd.
BABYLONICAL,
adj.
Buaireasach, cong-
haireach, mi-riaghailteach.
BACCHANAL, adj. Misgeach, geocanh,
neo-mheasarra.
BACCHANAL,
s.
Misgear,
fear-daoraicl).
BACCHANALIAN,
s.
Misgear, misgear
tuaireapach,
fear-daoraich.
BACCHANALIAN, adj. Misgeach, geoe-
ach,
neo-mheasarra.
BACCHANALS,
s. Fleadh
mhisgeacb,
misg,
coisir
mhisgear.
BA CCI
FERGUS,
adj. Dearcagar,h,
dear-
each
;
a dh' itheas
dearcagan,
a
thig
bed air
dearcagan.
BACHELOR,
s.
Seana-ghille,
bodach-
rteasgaich,
fear
gun
bhean.
BACHELORSHIP,
s.
Sean-ghilleachd,
sean-fhleasgachas.
BACK,
5.
Cul, cul-thaobh,
culaobh
; druim,
eroit.
BACK,
adv. Air ais
; air^ais,
an coinneamh
a chuil
;
air deireadh.
BACK,
v. a.
Theirig
air
muin,
suidh
air,
marcaich
; cionnsaich,
bris
;
cuir air
muin,
tog
air muin
; seas, dion,
cuir
le, tagair,
neartaich,
dean taic
ri,
cuidich le
; dion,
mol,
cuir le.
BACKBITE,
v. a.
Cul-chain, tog
tuaileas
air.
BACKBITER,
s. Fear
cul-chainidh,
fear-
tuaileis.
BACKBITING,
s.
Cul-chaineadh,
tuail-
eas.
BACKB1TINGLY,
adv. Gu cul-chain-
each,
gu
tuaileasach.
BACK-BONE,
s.
Cnaimh-na-droma,
cnaimh-droma.
BACK-DOOR,
s. Dorus-cuil.
BACKED,
adj. Aig
am bheil
druim,
dromanach,
dronnagach.
BACK-FRIEND,
s.
Mealltair,
feall-
charaid.
BACKGAMMON,
5. Taileastr.
BACK-HOUSE,
s.
Tigh-cuif, cul-tigh.
BACK-ROOM,
s. Seomar
cuil,
cul-sheo-
mar.
BACKSET, adj. Cul-bhuailte,
cul-chuairt-
iohte.
BACKSIDE,
s.
Letb-deiridb, ton,
taobh-
riiil,
culaobh
;
clobhsa-cuil.
BACKSLIDE,
v. n.
Cul-sleamhnaich,
tuit air t'ais.
BACKSLIDER,
s. Fear-cul-sleamhnach-
aidh)
cul-shleamhnuiche.
BACKSLIDING,
*.
Cul-sleamhnachadh,
tuiteam air ais.
Cul-staidhir,
frith-
Stadh-cuil,
ball-chul-
BACK
STAIRS,
staidhir.
BACKSTAY,
s.
aodaich.
BACKSWORD,
s. Claidheamh
cuil,
claidheamh aon fhaobhair.
BACKWARD,
) adv. An coinneamh a
BACKWARDS, \
chuil
;
air
muin,
air
dru*im
;
air ais, an comhair a
chuil, gu
chul,
thar a' chul
;
air
ais,
am
measad,
an
donad
;
an am a chaidh seachad.
BACKWARD, adj. Neo-thoileach,
aind-
eonach
; mairnealach, mall, leasg,
trom
;
deireannach,
air dheireadh.
BACKWARD,
s.
(Poet.)
An am o
shean,
an am a
threig.
BACKWARDNESS,
s.
Neo-thoil,
aind-
eoin
; ag, agadh, agalachd ; mairnealachd,
leisgeachd ;
deireannachd
; maille,
fadal-
achd.
BACON,
s. Muic-fheoil
chrochta,
muic-
fheoil-chruaidh-shaillte,
muic-fheoil thior-
maichte.
BAD, adj. Olc, dona,
droch
; aingidh,
coirbte, crosda; cronail,
ciurtach, ciurrail,
mi-fhallain,
neo-fhallain
; tinn,
euslan.
BADE, pret.
of Bid. Dh' iarr.
BADGE,
s. Suaicheantas
;
comharrn.
BADGE,
v. a.
Cotnharraich,
comharraich
mar le suaicheantas
;
cuir
siu'.'cheantas
air.
BADGELESS,
adj.
Gun suaicheantas.
BADGER,
s.
Broc,
srianach.
BADGER,
v. a.
Grainich, dubh-ghrainich,
cuir
grain
air.
BADGE
R,
5. Ceannaiche
all,
no bidh.
BADGER-LEGGED, adj.
Stabhach.
BADNESS,
s.
Olcas, donadas,
aingidh-
eachd,
coirbteachd.
BAFFLE,
v. a. and n. Fairtlich
air,
rach
as
o, seachainn,
mill
; faigh
lamh an
uachdar
air,
thoir an car
a;
dean fanoid
no
sgeig
air.
BAFFLE,
5.
Ceannsachadh,
teicbeadh,
ruaig.
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BAG
626 BAL
BAG,
s.
Poca, balg, sac,
mala,
maileid.
BAG,
v. a. and n. Cuir am
poca ; sacaich,
cuir sac air
; pocaich, balgaich,
at.
BAGATELLE,
s.
Faoineas,
faoin
ni,
ni
gun
luach.
BAGGAGE,
s.
'Airneis,
airneis feachd
;
airneis,
imrich
; caile,
dubh-chaile
; gogag.
BAGNIO,
s.
Tigh-faircidh, tigh-falluis,
aite-nighe.
BAGPIPE,
s. Piob mhor.
BAGPIPER,
s. Piobair.
BAGPIP1NG,
s. Piobaireachd.
BAIL,
s.
Saorsa,
no
fuasgladh
air urras
;
feat-urrais,
urras
;
crioch fridhe.
BAIL,
v. a.
Urrasaich,
rach an urras
air,
thoir urras air
;
f
iiasgail
air urras.
BAILIFF,
s.
Baillidh, maor, oifigeach,
fear-riaghlaidh
fo
ughdarras ; maor-glac-
aidh,
maor-saraidh
;
maor-fearainn.
BAILIWICK,
s.
Baillidhneacbd,
ionad-
baillidhneachd.
BAIT,
v. a. and n. Cuir
maghar
air
dubhan; biadh, gabh biadh,
thoir biadh
do
;
sath
arm,
thoir ionnsuidh air
; saraich,
mar bheatbach 's an
stuigear
coin
;
stad
chum bidh.
BAIT,
s.
Maghar,
biadh-meallaidh
;
buair-
eadh, culaidh-bhuairidh,
mealladh
;
biadh-
turuis.
BAIZE,
s. Aodach
garbh araidh, garbh-
chlo
fosgailte.
BAKE,
v. a. and n.
Teogh,
bruich
;
fuin,
cruadhaich ri teine
; fuin,
taosainn.
BAKEHOUSE,
s.
Tigh-fuinidh, tigh-
fuineadaireachd.
BAKEN, part. Fuinte,
cruadhaichte le
teas.
BAKER,
s. Fuineadair.
BALANCE,
5.
Meidh,
toimhsean
;
dluth-
bheachd
j
co-chothromachadh
;
barrachd
cudihroim
;
ionannacbd cothroim
;
claban
uaireadair.
BALANCE,
r. a. and n. Tomhais le
tneidh,
co-chothromaich
; coinnich, bac,
co-chothromaich
;
socruich
cunntas,
iom-
smuainich.
BALANCER,
s.
Meidheadair,
fear-torn
-
hais.
BALANCI N
G,
s.
Cothromachadh,
meidh-
eadh.
BALCONY,
s.
For-uinneag.
BALD, adj. Maol,
sgailceach, lorn, gun
fhalt; neo-ghrinn, gun ghrinneas ;
neo-
?
inbheacfi, suarach,
mi-fhlathail.
BALDERDASH,
s.
Treamsgal, goileam,
earra-ghloir.
BALDNESS,
s.
Maoile, sgailc ;
neo-ghrin-
neas
sgriobhnidh,
maol-labhartas.
BALDPATE,
s. Ceann
maol,
ceann
sgailceach,
maol-cheann.
BALDPATE,arf;. Maol-cbeannach, sgailc-
cheannach.
BALE,
s. Bathar
truiste, sac,
ni sam bith
truiste chum iomchar
; truaighe, bron,
donas
; puinnsean,
nimh.
BALE,
v. a.
Trus,
trus
suas, ceangail.
BALE,
v. a. Taom.
BALEFUL, adj. Truagh,
aimhleasach,
bronach, doghruinneach ; donasach,
mill-
teach, sgriosail,
nimhneach.
BALE
FULLY,
adv. See Baleful.
BALK,
s.
Sail,
sparr ; bale, bailc,
ban-
dhruim eadar da
iomaire; amladh,
diob-
radh dochais.
BALK,
v. a. and n.
Amail, diobair,
thoir
an car a
; torr, earn,
cruach
;
labhair
gu
da
sheadhach,
labhair
gu
meallta.
BALL,
s.
Ball, peileir,
ni cruinn air
bith;
danasu,
bannal
dannsa,
iol-dannsa.
BALLAD,
s.
Duariag, oran, luinneag.
BALLAD,
v, a. and n. Dean
duanagan
no drain
; sgriobh luinneagan.
BALLAD-MAKER,
s. Fear-deanaimh
dhuanag,
no
luinneag.
BALL
AD-MONGER,
s. Fear-reic dhuan-
ag
no
luinneag.
BALLAD-SINGER,
s. Fear-sheinn
dhuanag
's an t-sraid.
BALLAD-STYLE,
s. Modh nan duan-
ag-
BALLAD-WRITER,
s. Fear-deanaimh
no
sgriobhaidh dhuanag.
BALLAST,
s. Cudthrom-socruchaidh
luinge
no bata.
BALLAST,
v. a. Socruich bata no
long
le
cudthrom 's an
urlar, cothromaich,
comh-
nardaich
; grunnd-luchdaich.
BALLOON,
5. Inneal diridh
agus
seolaidh
7
s na
speuraibh, bata-speur.
BALLOT,
s.
Crann,
crannchur
; tilgeadh
chrann.
BALLOT,
v. a. and n.
Tagh
le
craunchur,
tilg
crannchur no croinn air.
BALM,
s.
Sugh
luidhe
araidh,
ioc-shlaint
chubhraidh
;
ballan
leighis.
BALM,
v. a.
Ung,
cuir ioc-shlaint
ri,
cuir
ballan-ath-bheothachaidh
air; maothaich,
ciuinich,
foisich.
BALMY, adj.
loc-shlainteach
; maoth,
tla, min,
ciuin
;
cubhraidh
; maothachail,
a bheir lasachadh.
BALSAM,
s.
Oladh-leighis,
ioc-shJrant.
BALSAMIC,
\adj.
Leigheasail,
ioc-
BALSAMICA
L, >
shlainteach.
BALUSTER,
s. Post
beag grinnichte,
mar
a chuirear air taobh staidhreach.
BAL 627 BAR
BALUSTRADE,
*. Sreath
phost ghrinn-
ichte.
BAMBOO,
s. Cuilc tnnseanach.
BAMBOOZLE,
v. a.
Meall,
cuir cuilbh-
eart air.
BAMBOOZLER,
s.
Fear-meallaidh,
feav-
tuairgnidh.
BAN,
*. Gairm
fhollaiseach,
rabbadh foll-
aiseach
; mallachd, mallacbadh,
as-caoin
;
bacadh, seunadh, toirmeasg.
BAN,
v. a. and n.
Malluich,
thoir mallachd
air
;
dean
guidheachan.
BAND,
s.
Ceangal,
bann
; ceangal,
cuibhr-
each,
slabhruidh
; bann-daingneachaidh,
ceangaltas;
buidheann, bannal, coisir,
cuideacbd.
BAND,
v. a. and n.
Ceangail,
aonaich,
cuir 'n am buidhnibh
;
cuir
ceangal
air
;
aonaich
le,
dean taobh
ri, tarruing
r'a
chcile.
BANDAGE,
s.
Ceangal, ceanglachan,
bant),
stiom-cheangail.
BAND-
BOX,
s. Bosdan
paipearach
no
slisneanach.
BANDER,
s.
Fear-cuideachais, coinpnn-
achj
fear-comuinn.
BANDIT,
s.
Fear-reubainn,
fear-creach-
aidh.
BANDITTI,
s.
pi. Luchd-reubainn,
luchd-
creachaidb, spuinneadairean.
BANDITTO,
s. Fear air
charn,
fear-
reubainn.
BANDOG,
s. Cu
mor,
madadh mor.
BANDORE,
s. Inneal-ciuil tri-theudach.
BANDY,
5. Caman.
BANDY,
v. a. and n.
Tilg
a null's a
nail,
iomain air ais 's
air,
adhart
; gabh
is
thoir,
co-iomlaidich
; luaisg, iom-luaisg;
dean
comh-stri.
BANDY-LEG,
s.
Cam-chos,
cas
cham,
cas
liiigach.
BANDY-
LEGGED, adj. Cam-chasach,
liugach.
BANE,
s. Nimh
; aimhleas, sgrios, creach,
donas.
BANEFUL, adj. Nimheil, aimhleasach,
sgriosail,
millteach.
BANE-WORT,
s. Lus na h-oidhche.
BANG,
v.
Slacaich, dorn,
garbh-laimhsich.
BANG,
s.
Cnap, dorn, garbh
-
bhuille,
cnuacaid.
BANISH,
v. a. Fuadaich a
'dhuthaich,
cuir as an
rioghachd ; fogair,
cuir air
fogradh.
B A NI S HE
R,
s.
Fear-fogairt, fear-fograidh.
BANISHMENT,
s.
Fogradh,
fuadach-
adh,
fogair
t.
BANK,
s.
Bruach,
bruach aibhne no uillt
;
torr, torn,
dun
; tigh tasgaidh alrgid, tigh-
malairt
airgid.
BANK,
v. a.
Tog
bruach,
cuir bruach
ri,
druid le bruachaibh
;
cuir
airgiod
an
tigh
tasgaidh.
BANKER,
s..
Fcar,malairt-airgid,
fear
tigh-tasgaidh airgid.
BANKRUPT, adj.
Briste,
an
deigh
laimh.
BANKRUPT,
s.
Dith-fhear, fear-briste,
duirie briste.
BANKRUPT,
v. a.
Bris,
bris creideas.
BANKRUPTCY,
s.
Briseadh,
briseadh
creideis.
BANNER,
s.
Bratacb, suaicheantas,
meirghe.
BANNERED, adj.
Bratacbail,
fo shuaich-
cantas, meirgheach.
BANNERET,
s. Ridire-larach
;
bratach
bheag, bratachag.
BANNOCK,
s.
Bonnach, breacag.
BANQUET,
s.
Cuilm, cuirm,
fleadh.
BANQUET,
v. a. and n. Dean cuirm
do,
thoir fleadh do
; gabh cuirm, thig
bed
gu
soghar.
BANQUET-HOUSE,
\
s.
Tigh-
BANQUETING-HOUSE, >
cuirme,
tigh-fleadha.
BANQUETING,
s. Fleadhachas.
BANSHEE,
s.
Bean-shith,
bean-shithich-
ean.
BANSTICKLE,
s.
lasganbeagdeilgneach,
a'
bhiorag
lodain.
BANTER,
v. a.
Sgeig, mag.
BANTER,
s.
Magadh, fochaid, sgeig,
aithris,
abhachdas.
BANTERE
R,
s.
Fear-fochaid, fear-sgeige,
fear-abbcaideach.
BANTLING,
s. Isean
leini.bh,
leanaban.
BAPTISM,
s. Baisteadh.
B
APTISMAL,
adj. Baistidh, baisteach,
a
bhuineas do bhaisteadh.
BAPTIST,
s. Fear-baistidh.
BAPTIZE,
w a. Baist.
BAPTIZER,
s. Fear-baistidh.
BAR,
s.
Crann,
crann
tarsuinn,
crann-
bacaidh,
crann
druididh,
crann doruis
;
stad, grabadh, amladh,
cnap-starruidh ;
oitir,
sgeir-bhaite ; ionad-tagraidh, being-
bhreith
;
aite roinn na dibhe
; geinn.
BAR,
v. a.
Crann, glais,
druid le crann
;
bac,
grab;
druid a
mach,
cum a
muigh ;
cuir stad air.
BARB,
s.
Feusag; corran, gath, frithbhacj
each o dhuthaich Bhavbari.
BARB,
v. a.
Bearr,
thoir a mach
feusag ;
lomair,
lom-ruisg ; riobhagaich,
thoir
calg
air,
thoir corran
aii'j
uidheamaicb each-
cogaidh.
BAR
628 BAR
BARBARIAN,
s. Allmharach,
fiadh-
cihuine,
duine
borb;
duine
gun
iochd,
duine
gun
truas.
BARBARIAN, adj.
Allmharach,
tiadh-
aich,
borb.
BARBARIC, adj.'
Borb, aineolacb, gun
oilcan.
BARBARISM,
s. Borb
bhriathar,
borb-
radh,
fiadh-radh
; aineolas,
dall-aineolas
;
bruidealachd, an-iochdmhorachd,
buirbe.
BARBAROUS, adj.
Borb, allmhara,
liadhaich
;
neo-oileanta,
bruideil
;
an-iochd-
mhor, garg,
cruaidh-chridheach.
BA
RBATED, adj.
Corranach, riobhagach,
calgach.
BARBED,
adj. Armaichte, beartaichte,
fo
;
lan-uidheam-cogaidh ; riobhagach,
corran-
|
ach,
biorach, gathach, calgach.
BARBEL,
s. Seois'
eisg,
breac
feusagach
;
a'
mhiol, gailleach.
BARBER,
s. Bearradair
feusaig,
bearrad-
air fuilt.
BARBERRY,
s. Preas
deilgtieach, preas
|
nan
gearr-dhearc, gearr-dhearc.
BARD,
s.
Bard, aos-dana,
filidh.
BARDIC,
1
adj.
Bardai),
a bhuineas do
BARD1SH, } bhardaibh,
a dubhradh le
bardaibh.
BARE,
adj.
Lorn, lomnochd, ruisgte ;
nochdta,
air a
leigeil ris,
follaiseach
;
ainn-
iafach,
f;tl amh
; lorn,
caithte.
BARE,
v. a.
Lorn,
ruisg,
nochd,
leig
ris.
BAREBONE,
s.
Cnaimh-lom,
lom-
chnaimh.
BAREBONED,
adj.
Lom-chnaiinheach.
BAREFACED,
adj. Lom-eudanach,
bath-
aiseach; ladarna, leamh, mi-narach, gun
j
chleith.
BAREFACEDNESS,
s.
Mi-naire,
ladar-
j
lias,
leamh ach
(1,
bathais laidir.
BAREFOOT,
1
adj. Cas-ruisgte,
cas-
BAREFOOTED, J
ruisg, cas-ruisgeach.
BAREHEADED,
adj. Ceann-ruisgte,
ceann-ruisgeach.
BARELEGGED,
adj. Luirg-ruisgte,
luirg-ruisgeach.
BARENECKED, adj.
Muineal-iuisgte.
BARENESS,
s.
Nochd. lomnochduidh
;
caoile; bochduinn, uireasbhuidh,
truaighe.
BARERIB
BED, adj.
Lom-aisinneach.
BARGAIN,
5.
Cordadh,
cumhnant
;
luach-
peighinn.
BARGAIN,
v. n.
Cumhnantaich,
cord
ri,
cord air son.
BA RG
AINER,
s.
Fear-tairgse,
a
thairgeas
loach.
BAlKi
E,
a.
Data,
bat'
aigheir,
biorluinn.
BARGEMAN, Fear-bata.
BARGE-MASTER,^.
Sgiobair-bata.
BARGER,
s.
Fear-bata,
sgiobair-bata.
BARK,
s.
Cairt, rusg ; barca, long bheag.
BARK,
i'. a. and n.
Ruisg,
thoir a chairt
dheth
; iom-dhruid,
iom-chomhdaich
;
tathuinn,
dean
tathunn,
dean comhart
;
diomol,
aoir.
BARK-BARED,
adj. Cairt-ruisgte.
BARKER,
s. Fear-tathuinn
; fear-rusg-
aidh chraobh.
BARKY, adj. Cairteach,
cairtidh.
BARLEY-BROTH,
s. Eanaraich eorna.
BARLEYCORN,
s. Grainnean
eorna,
spilgean
eorna
;
tomhas araidh.
BA RLE
Y-MOW,
s. Dais eorna.
BARLEY-SUGAR,
s. Siucar bruichte an
sugh
eorna.
BARM,
s.
Beirm,
deasgainn.
BARMY,
adj. Beirmeach, deasgainneach.
BARN,
5.
Sabhal, sgiobal.
BARN,
v. a. Cuir 's an t-sabhal.
BARN-DOOR,
s. Dorus-sabhail.
BARN-
YARD,
s. lolann.
BARNACLE,
s.
Bairneag,
seorsa maor-
aich
; giuran,
cathan.
BAROMETER,
s.
Gloine-shlde,
meidh-
ailidh.
BAROMETRICAL, adj.
A bhuiueas do
mheidh ailidh.
BA R O
N,
s.
Baran,
ri dire.
BARONAGE,
s.
Baranachd,
buidheann
nam baran 's nam mor-fhear
;
baran-
achd,
ridireachd.
BARONESS,
s.
Ban-bharan, ban-ridire,
baintighearna
barain.
BARONET,
s. Ridire.
BARONICAL,
adj.
Coltach ri
baran,
baranach.
BARONY,
s. Inbhe
barain, oighreachd
barain.
BARRACK,
s.
Tigh-feachd,
comhnuidh
shaighdear.
BARRACK
MASTER,
s.
Fear-riagh-
laidh-aitrcabh.
BARREL,
s.
Baraille,
soitheach mor
fiodha; feadan,
BARREL-BELLIED, adj. Maodalach,
bolgach, bronnach,
BARREN,
adj. Seasg, aimrid,
neo-thor-
ach,
neo-shiolmhor
; neo-thuigseach,
i'as-
cheannach
;
fas.
BARRENLY,
adv. See Barren.
BARRENNESS,
s.
Aimrideachd, seasg-
achd, neo-shiolmhorachd,
neo-thorachd
;
neo-
thuigse,
fas-cheannachd.
BARREN-SPIRITED, adj.
Tair,
tair-
eil, neo-uasal,
diblidh.
BARFUL, adj. Grabalach, aimlisgcach.
BAR
629 BAT
BARRICADE,
s.
Balla-baeaidb,
frabhunn-
cabhaig; cnap-starraidh, bacadh,grabadh.
BARRICADE,
v. a. Glais
suas,
druid
;
grab,
bac,
ouir stad air.
BARRICADO,
s.
Daingneachd,
babhunn,
di<lean.
BARRICADO,
v. a.
Daingnich,
druid
suas,
ouir didean mil.
BARRIER,
s.
Daingueacb,
dion,
balla-
bacaidh, tur,
dun
; bacadh, amladh, cnaji-
starraidh
;
comharra
criche, garadh-criche.
BARRISTER,
s.
Fear-tagraidh,
an
cuirtibh shasuinn.
BARROW,
5.
Bara,
bara-laimhe,
bara-
rotha.
BARROW,
s.
Muc, tore,
cullach
; tulman,
torn, barpa.
BARTER,
s.
Malairt,
iomlaid.
BARTER,
v. a. and n.
lomlaidicb,
mal-
airtich,
suaip,
dean malairt &c.
BARTERER,
s.
Fear-iomlaid,
fear-mal-
airt.
BART
RAM,
s.
Lus-a-bhalla,
lus na
spainn.
BASALTES,
5. Gne
ihloiche,
a cbithear
'na
pulst
's na
creagaibh.
BASE,
s.
Steidh, bonii,
bun
ait, iochdar,
bunchar,
mas.
BASE, adj. Suarach, neo-luaohmhor,
truaill-
idh, gun
fhiu
; iosal,
taireil
; coimeasgta,
truaillidh.
BASE-BORN, adj.
Diolain
; neo-inbheach,
iosal, an-uasal, tair,
taireil.
BASE-COURT,*.
Garadh ciul.
BASE-MINDED,
adj. Tair, taireil,
gun
fhiu.
BASE-MINDEDNESS",
s.
Tairealachd,
neo-fhiughalachd.
BASE-VIOL,
}
s. Fiodhull
mhor,
fiodhull.
BASS-VIOL, \
thormain.
BASELESS, adj. Neo-steidheil, gun-bhun-
char.
BASENESS,
s.
Suarachas,
neo-luaohmhor-
achd,
neo-fhiughalachd,
tairealachd,
truaill-
idheachd.
BASESTRING,
s. Teis bhorbbanach
ciuil.
BASHAW,
s. Urra mhor Thurcacb
;
fear-
straiceil.
BASHFUL,
adj.
Gnuis-narach,
athach
;
diuididb, Icth-cheannach,
saidealta.
BASH
FULNESS,
s.
Narachd, naire;
diuididbeacbd,
saidealtas.
BASIL,
s. Croicionn cairtidh caorach.
BASILICA,
s. Feith mheadhonach a
gbairdein.
BASILISK,
s.
Righ-nathair j storsagunna
moir.
BASIN,
s. Soithearh ionnlaid
; lochan,
lochan
beag ; poll
mara
; hmg-phort?
sloch'l slochdan.
BASIS,
s.
Steidh,
bunait,
;
roinn iochdrach
puist; bunchar,
buii.
BASK,
v. a. and n.
Grianaich,
luidh 's 'a
bhlathas.
BASKET,
s.
Bascaid, cliabh, sgulan,
craidhleag.
BASKET-HILT,
s. Ceann-bheart claidh-
eimh a dhionas an dorn.
BASS,
s.
Cos-bhrat, glun-bhrat.
BASS,
v. a. Dean
guth tuchanach, tog
fonn borbhanach.
BASS, adj.
Trom, cronanach,
dos-fhuaim-
neach.
BASTARD,
s. Neach diolain
;
ni truaill-
idh,
no
mi-laghail.
BASTARD, adj.
Diolain
;
truaillidh,
mi-
laghail.
BASTARD,
) v. a. and n. Dearth
BASTARDIZE, {
diolain
;
dean diol-
anas, faigh
urra dhiolain.
BASTARDY,
s. Staid-diolanais.
BASTE,
v. a. Gabh air le
bata; leagh
im
air; fuaigh
farsuinn.
BASTINADE,
7 v. a. Slachd le
bata, gabh
BASTINADO, J
air le bata.
BAT,
s.
laltag,
an
ialtag.
BAT-FOWLER,
s. Fear-marbhaidh ial-
tag,
eunadair
ialtag.
BATCH,
s. Uiread a' dh' aran 's a db'
fhuinear
aig
aon
anj,
dorlach co-uidbeam-
aichte
;
buidheann.
BATE,
s.
Strith, caonnag,
co-stritb.
BATE,
v. a. and n.
Lughdaich, leig
sios
;
thoir sios am
pris, leag
am
pris ;
siolaidh
sios
; logh,
math.
BATEFUL, adj. Connspoideach,
comh-
stritheach.
BATELESS,
adj. Neo-lughdachaidh,
rieo-
cheannsachaidh.
BATEMENT,
s.
Lughdachadh, beagach-
adh.
BATH,
s. Aite
failcidh,
ait'
ionnlaid,
aitc
nighe ; failoeadh, nigheadh,
ionnlad.
BATHE,
v. a, and n.
Ionnlaid, failc, nigh ;
taisich le
uisge.
BATHOS,
s.
Sgleog-bhardachd.
BATING, prep.
Saor
o, ach,
ach a mhain.
BATLET,
s.
Slacan,
siomaid.
BATON,
s.
Bata,
bata-dreuchd aiid-
chinn-iuil
;
comharra diolanais an
gt-ar-
radh-arm.
BATTALION,
s. Eavrann-feachd,
buidh-
eann
shaighdearan.
BATTEN,
s.
Maide,
ir.ir fiodha.
BATTER,
v, a. and n. I3uail
sio?,
proun,
BAT G30 BEA
slachd, tilg sios, leag
sios;
claoidh le trom
sheirbhis.
BATTER,
s.
Coimeasgadh, glaogh.
BATTERER,
s.
Fear-leagaidh sios,
fear-
pronnaidh, fear-coimeasgaidh.
BATTERING-RAM,
s. Reithe
cogaidh,
reithe slachdaidh.
BATTERY,
s. Bualadh
sios, slachdadh;
innealan slachdaidh
;
balla
ghunnaiche
mora
;
ionnsuidh naimhdeil.
B
ATTISH, adj. laltagach,
coltach ri
ialtaig.
BATTLE,
s.
Cath, blar, comhrag ;
mor-
bhuidheanu feachd.
BATTLE,
v. a. Cuir
cath,
buail
cath, cog,
cath.
BATTLE-ARRAY,
s.
Ordugh
catha,
ordugh
blair.
BATTLE-AXE,
s. Tuadh-chatha.
BATTLEDOOR,
s.
Stroidhleagan.
BATTLEMENT,
s.
Barra-bhalla,
balla-
daingnich,
leth-bhalla.
BATTLEMENTED, adj. Dainguichte
le
barr-bhallaibh.
BATTLING,
s.
Comhrag, cath,
cathach-
adh.
BAWBLE,
s. Faoin
rud, deideag.
B A
WBLING,ar//. Suarach, faoin,
gun
fhiu.
BAW
COCK,
s. Fear
spaideil, spaidealach.
BAWD,
5. Bean sholair
striopach, siursach,
striopach.
BAWD,
v. a. and n.
Salaich, truaill;
solair
striopaichean.
*"
BAWDBORN, adj.
A
rugadh lestriopaich.
BAWDINESS,
5.
Draosdachd,
drabasd-
achd.
BAWDRY,
s. Cuideachadh
striopachais.
BAWDY,
adj. Neo-ghlan, mi-gheamnuidh,
draosda,
draosdail.
BAWDY-HOUSE,
s.
Tigh-striopachais.
BAWL,
v. a. and n.
Glaodh, ran,
raoic.
BAWN,
s.
Babhunn, lann-spreidhe.
BAWREL,
s. Seorsa
seabhaig.
BAW3IN,
s.
Bioc,
strianach.
BAY, adj. Buidhe-ruadh,
buidhe-dhonn.
donn-dhearg.
BA
if,
s.
Camus,
loch-mara, bagh ;
crun-
buaidhe,
coron-birdachd.
BAY,
v. a. and n. Dean tathnnn ri
j
dean
deitbleann
; cuairtich,
druid a
siigh.
BAY- S
ALT,
s. Salann-mara.
BAY-WINDOW,
5.
Uinneag-bogha.
BAY-
YARN,
5. Snath- abhrais.
BAYARD,
s. Each
donnno
buidbe-ruadh;
beul-tosgailto,
steocair.
BAYONET,
s.
Biodag gunna.
BAZAR,
s.
Aite-margaidh.
BE,
v. n. Bi
;
bi
ami,
bi beo.
BE-ALL,
s. Toihcach a's crioch
gnothuich.
BEACH,
*.
Mol, traigh, cladach,
learg.
BEACHED,
adj.
Air an
leirg.
BE
ACHY,
adj. Cladachail, traigheach,
leargach.
BEACON,
s.
Teine-rabhaidh, tigh-soluis,
leus-mara.
BEACONAGE,
s.
Airgiod
air son cumail
suas
thighean-soluis.
BEACONED, adj.
Air am bheil
tigh
soluis,
no teine rabhaidh.
BEAD,
s. Paidirean
; griogagj
ball cruinu
air bith.
BEADLE,
s.
Maor; fear-peanasachaidb,
maor-eaglais.
BEADLESHIP,
s. Dreuchd
maoir-eaglais.
BEADSMAN,
s.
Fear-urnuigh
as leth
neach eile.
BEAGLE,
s.
Tolair, tobhlair,
cu
lorgaldh.
BEAK,
s.
Gob; toiseach,
ceann-toisich-
luinge
;
bior-snaois.
BEAKED, adj.
Gobach.
BEAKER,
s. Soitheach
gobach, copan
gobach.
BEAL,
s. Guirean.
BEAL,
v. n.
longraich.
BEAM,
5. Sail
;
ceanii-meidhe
; croc,
cabar-feidh
; garman ; gath-soluis, gath-
greine, dealradh, boillsgeadh.
BEAM,
v.n.
Dealraich, soillsich.soillsich
air.
BEAMLESS, adj.
Neo-dhealraoh,
neo-
shoillseach,
doilleir.
BEAMY,
adj. Dealrach, soillseach,
dears-
ach
; cabrach, crocach,
binneach.
BEAN,
s. Ponair.
BEAN-FED,
adj.
Biadhta le
ponair.
BEAR,
v. a. and n.
Giulain,
iomchair
;
cum
suas,
cum taic ri
; fuiling, t'uilig ;
giulain
le
;
bsir
; gin; thoiruaithe;
thoir
a
mach,
thoir air falbh
; seas,
na tailnich.
BEAR,
s.
Math-ghamhuinn.
BEAR-BAITING,
s.
Comhrag
chon ri
mathghamhuinn.
BEAR-FLY,
s. Seorsa
cuileige.
BEARD,
s.
Feusag; pluic; colg,
corrati,
gath.
BEARD,
v. a. Beir air
fheusaigair;
thoir
dulan
do,
cas
ris,
thoir a dhulan.
BEARDED, adj. Feusagach ; colgach
j
corranach,
riobhagach.
BEARDLESS, adj.
Gun
fheusag,
lom-
smigeach ; 6g.
BEARER,
s.
Fear-giulain,
fear iomchair
;
feai'-giulain cuirp
do'ri
uaigh ;
ci aobh thor-
aidh.
BEARHERD,
s.
Buachaille-mhathghamh-
liuiun.
BPJAR1NG,
s.
Suidheachadh,
sealltuinn,
aghaidb ; modh,
giiilari ; cursa,
coimhead.
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BED
BEARING-CLOTH,
s. Falluinn-baistidh
naoidhein.
BEAItISH,^aL
Mathghamhuinneach.
BEAR-
LIKE, 'at//.
Mar
mhjithgliamh-
uinn.
BEAST,
s.
Ainmhidh, beathacli,
beotbach
;
braid, beist,
bruid-dhuine.
BEASTUKE,
adj. Ainmhidheil, bruideil,
biastnil.
BEASTLY,
adj. Bruideil,
ninmhidheil.
BEAT,
v. a. and n.
Buail,
thoir buille
do;
gabh
air,
fairtlich
air, ceannsuich,
faigh
buaidh air
; eadar-mheasgaich
le suathadh
;
sir,
rannsuich,
sir mu 'n cuairt.
BEAT, s.
Bualadh;
buille.
BEATEN, adj.
Buailte,
greidhte.
BEATER,
s.
Buailtear,
fear-bualaidh,
pronnadair ; gille-seilg.
BEATIFIC,
*
adj. Sona,
Ian
sonais,
BE-ATIFICAL, J
beannaiehte.
BEATIFY,
v. n. Dean
sona,
dean
aoibhinn,
beannaich.
BEATIFICATION,
s. Deanamh Ian
shona,
toirt Ian shonas do.
BEATING,
s. Gabhail
air, greidheadh.
BEATITUDE,
s.
Beannachd, lan-shonas,
sonas neamhaidh.
BEAU,
s. Fear
breagha, spailpearra, spair-
iseach,
riomhach
;
leannan.
BEAVER,
s.
Dobhar-chu,
leas-leathann
;
ad de fhionna'dhan dobhrain
;
clar-aghaidh
clogaid.
BEAUISH,
adj. Breagha, grinn,
spailp-
each, spairiseach.
BEAUTEOUS,
adj. Maiseacb, aluinn,
boidheach, sgiamhach,
dreachmhor,
eir-
eachdail.
BEAUTEOUSNESS,
s.
Maisealachd,
ailneachd, boidhichead,
sgiamh.
BEAUTIFIER,
5. Ni a dh'
ailnicheas,
a
bheir
sgiamh
do ni no neach eile.
BEAUTIFUL,
adj. Boidheach,
glan-
sbnuadhach,
riomhach.
BEAUTIFY,
v. a. and n.
Maisich,
sgiamh-
aich,
dean
dreachmhor, ailnich, grinnich ;
fas
aluinn,
boidheach,
no
grinn.
BEAUTILESS,
adj.
Gun
sgiamh,
neo-
mhaiseach,
peo-bhoidheach,
neo-aluinn.
BEAUTY,
s.
Maise,
ailneachd,
sgeimh,
dreach,
boichead,
eireachdas.
BEAUTY-SPOT,
s. Ball-seirce.
BEAUTY-WANING,
adj. Searg-mhais-
each.
BECALM,
v. a.
Samhaich,
foisich,
ciuinich.
BECALMING,
g.
Feith,
ciitine.
BECAUSE,
conj.
Airanaobhar, gu,
air
son
gu,
do
bhrigh gu,
air a shon
so;
a
thaobh,
air
sgath.
BECK,
s.
Smcideailli; alltan,
amiinag.
BECKON,
v. n.
Smeid,
smeid
air,
dean
smeideadh.
BECLIP,
v. a. Gabh 'na t' uchd.
BECLOUD,
v. a.
Dorchaich,
thoir neul
air.
BECOME,
v. n.
Cinti,
fas
; thlg do,
freag-
air do.
BECOMING,
adj. lomchuidh, dligheach,
tlachdmhor, ciatfach, taitneach,
freagarr-
ach.
BECOMINGNESS,
s.
lomchuidheachd,
tlachdmhbrachd,
freagarrachd.
BED,
s.
Leaba, leabaidh, aite-codail,
aite-
luidhe.
BED,
v. a. and n. Rach a luidhe-
le,
cuir
a
luidhe,
cuir 's an leabaidh
;
luidh le.
BEDASH,
v. a.
Eabaraich,
beubanaich.
BEDAWB,
v. a.
Luidrich,
mill, eabaraich.
BEDAZZLE,
v. a.
Cas-dhealraich,
dall le
solus.
BEDCHAMBER,
s.
Seomar-leapa,
seomar
codail.
BEDCLOTHES,
s.
Aodach-leapa.
BEDDING,
s.
Uidheam-leapa.
BEDECK,
v. a.
Sgeimhich,
snasaich.
BEDEHOUSE,
s.
Tigh-oircheis.
BEDEW,
v. a.
Min-fhliuch,
dealtraich,
druidh air.
BEDEWER,5.
Min-fhliuchadli,
dealtrach-
adh.
BEDEWy, adj.
Fo
bhraon,
fo dhealt.
BEDFELLOW,
s.
Coimh-leapach.
BEDHANGINGS,
s. Cuirteinean
leapa.
BED1GHT,
v. a.
Deasaich, glan, sgeadaich.
BEDIM,
v. a.
Dorchaich,
doilleirich.
BE
DISMAL,
v. a. Dean tiamhaidh.
BEDIZEN,
v. a.
Sgeilmich.
BEDLAM,
s.
Tigh
luchd-cuthaich.
BEDLAM,
adj.
Cuthaich.
BEDLAMITE,
s. Neach air a chuthach.
BEDMOULDING,
J s. Uidheam-
BEDDING-MOULDING, J
leapa.
BEDPOST,
s.
Cas-leapa, post-leapa.
BEDPRESSER,
s.
Leisgein,
trom-cheann.
BEDRID, adj.
Air an
leabaidh,
tinn.
BEDROOM,
s. Secmar
leapach,
suomar
codail.
BEDROP,
v. a.
Leig
sileadh
air,
sil air.
BED*SIDE,
s. Taobh
leapach.
BEDSTAFF,
s.
Bior-taoibh-leapach.
BEDSTEAD,
s.
Fiodh-leapa.
BEDSTRAW,
s. Connlach
leapa.
BEDSWERVER,s. Adhaltrannach,
ban-
adhaltrannacb.
BEDTIME,
s. Am-luidhe.
BEDUCK,
v.a. Cuir fo'ri
uisge,
tuna.
griuneis-
BED
632
BKDWARD,
adv. A dh* ionnsuidh na
leapt.
BEDWORK,
s.
Obair-leapa, gniomh gun
laimb.
BEE,
s. Beach,
seillein.
BEE-EATER,
s. Eun a
thig
beo air
heachaibh.
BEE-
HIVE,
*.
Sgpap
sheilleineun.
BEE-MASTER.
Fear-gleidhidh
sheillein-
ean.
BEECH,
5. Seor&a
fiodha,
crann-fai.lh-
bhile.
BEECHEN", adj.
Faidhbhileach.
BEEF,
s.
Mairufhecul; darab,
tarbh,
no
imu't-biadhtn.
BEEF,
culj.
M.-ifrt-fheolach.
BEEF-EATER.
*. Gille
tigh-ri^h.
BEEF-WITTED, adj. Neo-thuigseach.
BEEN, pret.
of v. Be.
Bha.
air bhith.
BEER,
s,
Beoir,
leann-caol.
BEER-BARREL,
s. Baraille-beoir.
. .<. Airim
luis,
biotais.
BEETLE,
s.
Daul, ceard-dubhan,
daolag;
fairche.
BEETLE,
v. n. Croch a
mach,
Uriah, cas
suas.
BEETLE-BROWED, adj.
Ard-mli;ul-
.
e.idhacb.
BEETLE-HEADED, adj.
Trom-chean-
niich, ploc-cheanriach.
BEETLE-
STOCK,
s. Samhach fairche.
BEEVES,
s.
pi. Crodh, daimh, spreidh.
BEFAL,
v. n. Tachair
do,
eirich
do,
thig
gu crich, thig gu
teachd.
BEFIT,
v. a.
Freagair, freagair do,
dean
iomchuidh, thig
do.
BEFOAM,
v. Combdaich le cobhar.
BEFOOL,
v. a. Dean amadau
dheth,
fochaidicb,
sgeig.
BEFORE, prep.
Roimh
;
air beulaobb
j
an
lathair,
's an
lathair;
mu choinneamh
;
roimhe,
a
roghuinn
air : os ceann.
BEFORE,
adv.
Roimhe,
roimhe sin
;
'san
am a chaidh
; gus
a nis
;
cheana.
BEFOREHAND,
adv. Roimh
laimh,
air
thoiseach
;
san am a chaidh seachad
;
an
toiseach,
air tiis.
BKFORETIME. RoTme
so,
roimh'n am.
BE
FORTUNE,
v. n. Eirich
do, tachairdo.
BEFOUL,
v. a.
Salaich,
truaill.
BEFRIEND,
v. a. Dean cairdeas
ri,
hi
cairdeil
ri,
caidrich.
BEFRINGE,
v. a. Deasaich le fraoineas.
BEG,
v. a. and n.
larr, sir,
guidh,
ath-
chuingich ;
creid
gun
chomhdach
; tbig
beo air
deircibh,
falbh air dheirc.
BEGET,
v. a. Gin
; tarmaich,
aobharaich,
thoir b mach.
BEGETTER,
s.
Gineadair,
athair.
BEGG
ABLE, adj.
A
gheibhear
mar dheirc.
BEGGAR,
s.
Deirceach, diol-deirce,
bleid-
ire.
-
.4^"
BEGGAR,
v. a. Cuir
gu
bochduinn; fag
BEGGAR-WOMAN,
s.
Bean-bhochd,
diol-deirce.
BEGGARLINESS,
s.
Uireasbhuidheachd,
bochduinn,
miotbarachd,
aimbeartas.
BEGGARLY,
adj.
Uireasbhuidbeacb,
bochd, diblidh,
miothar.
BEGGARY,
s.
Bochduinn, uireasbhuidh,
ainibeart.
BEG1LT, adj.
Air
oradb,
orta.
BEGIN,
v. a. and n.
Toisich, tionnsgain ;
tarmaich
;
toisich ri.
BEGINNER,
s.
Fear-toiseacbaidh, ugh-
dair
; foghlumaiclie,
duine
gun
ealantachd.
BEGINNING,
s.
Toiseach, aobhur,
priomh-
aobhar,
ceud-aobhar
;
Joiseachadh
;
ceud-
chor
;
a cbeud chuid.
BEGIRD,
v. a.
Crioslaich,
cuairtich
;
iadh
mu
; seisd,
cuir seisd ri,
BEGONE, interj.
Air falbh thu ! a m'
fhianuis !
BEGOT, pret.
v.
Beget.
Ghin.
BE
GORED,
adj.
'I\imta am fuiL
BEGOTTEN, pret. part
v.
Beget. Ginte,
air a
ghineamhuinn.
BEGUILE,
v. a.
Meall,
thoir an car a
;
rach as
o,
faigh
as
; hreug.
BEGUN, pret. jxtrt.
.
Begin.
Toisichte.
BEHALF,
s.
Deadh-gbean, cnbs-sbeasanih,
as
leth,
air a
thaobh,
air son.
BE
HAPPEN,
v. n. Tachair
air, thig
air.
BEHAVE,
v. a. and n.
Giulain, gluaia,
gnathaich,
iomchair thu fein.
BEHAVIOUR,
A
Giulan, gluasad,
iom-
char, cleachdadh, gnathachadh; beua,
modh,
gnath.
BEHEAD,
v. a. Thoir an ceann dheth.
BEHEST,
s.
Aithne, iarrtas, ordugh.
BEHIGHT,
v. a. Geall
j earb,
thoir seach-
ad
do,
cuir fo churam
; orduich,
thoir
aithne;
labhair
ri,
cuir an ceil! do.
BEHIND, prep.
Air
chul,
air
culaobh,
an
deigh ;
air deireadh.
BEHIND,
adv. As an
t-sealladh,
air ais.
BEHIND-HAND,
adv. An
deigh laimhr,
air
deireadh,
an
deigh.
BEHOLD, v. a.
Faic,
seal), amhairc,
dearo,
thoir fainear.
BEHOLD, interj.
Feuch,
faic.
BEHOLDEN,
adj.
An
comain,
fo fhiach-
aibh.
BEHOLDER,
s.
Fenr-faidun,
fe;!r-amh
BEH 633 BEN
BE
MONEY,
v. a. Dean mills mar mhil.
BEHOOF,
s. Ni is
iomchuidh,
nithachum
bnannnchd, tairbhe,
maith.
1! E II OO
V.E,
v. n. Bi
iomchuidh,
bi
freag-
arrach.
BEHOOVEFUL,
adj. Buannachdail,
feumail, tarbhach,
maith.
BEHOVABLE,nrf;. Buannachdail,
tarbh-
ach, iomchuidh,
feumail.
BE
HOWL,
v. n.
Donnalaich,
dean ulart-
aich,
dean
burralaich,
raoic.
BE
JADE,
v. a.
Sgithich,
claoidh le siubhal.
BEING,
part.
Bith.
BEING,
s.
Bith; inbhe, cor,
beatha
;
creutair, ti, urra, neach,
ere.
BEING, conj.
Air
chionn,
air dha
bith,
r
s e sin.
BE IT
SO,
Biodh e mar sin.
BEKNAVE,
v. a.
Cain,
gairm
'iia
shlaigh-
tear.
BELABOUR,
v. a.
Slachd,
buail
gu minic,
greidh,
eirich air.
BE
LACE,
v. a. lallaich r' a
cheile, sreang-
aich,
teannaich.
BELACED,
adj. Sgeadaichte gu riomhach,
greiste.
BELAY,
v. a.
Druidastigh; sreangaich,
iallaich,
teannaich le
cordaibh,
snaim.
BELCH,
v. a. and n. Bruchd a
mach,
brist
gnoth,
diobhair
;
taom a
mach,
tilg
an airde.
BELCH,
x.
Bruchd,
dfobhairt.
BELCHING,
s.
Bruchdail,
diobhairt.
BELDAM,
s. Sean chailleach
chrosda,
chanranaoh
;
droch cailleach.
BELEAGUER,
v. a.
lom-dhruid,
iadh air
gach taobh,
seisd.
BELEAGUERER,
s.
Seisdear,
fear-iom-
dhruididh.
BELEAVE,
v. a.
Fag, treig.
BELEMNITES,
s.
Saighead
shithe.
BELEPER,
v. a. Buail mar le luibhre.
BELFOUNDER,
s. Fear-deanamh
chlag.
BELFRY,
s.
Clag-thigh,
ionad bualaidh
chlag.
BELIE,
v. a.
Breugaich,
thoir a
bhreug do;
cul-chain,
aithris
gu
meallta
;
aithris
breugan.
BELIEF,
s.
Creideas; creidimh,
aid-
mheil
;
barail
;
creud.
BELIEVABLE, adj. So-chreidsinn,
creid-
easach.
BELIEVE,
v. a. and n.
Creid,
thoir
creideas
do,
bi creidsinn
;
biodh creidimh
agad.
BELIEVER,
s.
Creideach,
creidmheach
;
Criosduidh.
BELIVE,
adv. Gu
luath, gu grad, gun
dail.
BELL,
5.
Clag,
ni air chumadh
cluig ;
ard-
onoir cuise.
BELL,
v. n. Fas air chumadh
cluig.
BELL-FASHIONED, adj.
Air chumadh
cluig.
BELLE,
s.
Steudag,
ribhiun.
BELLES-LETTRES,
s. Snas-chainnt
sgriobhaidh, fbghlum
uasal.
BELLIGE
RANT,
ladj. Bagarach
air
BELLIGEROUS, ] cogadh.
BELLI
POTENT, adj.
Euchdach.
BELLOW,
r. n.
Buir, raoichd,
ran
; eigb,
glaodh, sgread, sgreuch ;
beuc.
BELLOW,
s.
Beuc,
ran.
BELLOWER,
s.
Ranaire, beucair, sgalart-
aiche.
BELLOWING,
*.
Beucaich, buiricli,
ran-
aich, sgalartaich.
BELLOWS,
s.
Balg-seididh.
BELLY,
s.
Bru, bolg.
BELLY,
v. a. and n. Lion an
airde,
boc.a
mach
; at, hoc,
cinn rri's
mo,
bulgaich.
BELLYACHE,
s.
Tinneas-bronn,
bru-
ghoirt.
BELLYBAND,
s. Crios-bronn.
BELLY-CHEER,
s.
Roichd,
teann-shath.
BELLYFUL,
5.
Lan-bronn, sath; seid,
sac-bronn.
BELLY-GOD,
s. Geocaire,
slugair.
BELLY-SLAVE,
*. Geocaire.
BELLY-TIMBER,
s. Connadh
bronn,
biadh.
BELLY-
WORM,
s. Botas.
BELMAN,
5. F^ar-bualaidh
cluig.
BELONG,
v. n. Buin do
;
dean do
ghnoth-
uch dheth
;
bi an
reangal
ri.
BELONGING,
s.
Buaidh,
gne, rail,
feart.
BELOVED,
part.
Gradhaichte,
ion-
mhuinn.
BELOW, prep. Fo,
fuidh
;
ni's
isle,
ni'<
suaraiche.
BELOW,
adv. 'S an ionad iochdrach
;
air
talamh,
air lar
; shios, gu
h-iosal.
BELOW
T,
v. a.
Cain,
mag,
tamailtich.
BELRINGER,
s.
Fear-cluig.
BELROPE,
s.
Cord-cluig.
BELT,
s. Crios.
BELT,
v. a. Crioslaich mu'n cuairt.
BEMOAN,
v. a. Dean
cumha, caoidh,
dean
ttnreadh,
dean bron.
BEMOANER,
s.
Fear-caoidh,
fpar-broin.
BEMOANING,
*.
Tuireadh, caoidh,
bron,
cumha.
BEMOURN,
v. a.
Caoidh,
dean
tuireadh,
dean cumha.
BENCH,
s.
Being,
ionad-suidhe
;
catha'r-
bhreitheanais
; breitheamhnan,
luchd-
ceartais.
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BENCH,
v. a. Suidhich
beingeannan.
BENCHER,
5.
Fear-tagraidh
an cuirt-
ceartais;
breitheamh.
BEND,
v. a. and n.
Crom, cam, camaich,
lub
; stiur,
aom
;
ceannsaich
;
bi
crom,
bi
cam,
bi
claon,
bi fiar
;
crom thu fein.
BEND,
s.
Cromadh, camadh, fiaradh,
lub-
adb,
claouadh
;
aisnean bata no
luinge.
BENDABLE, adj.
So
lubaidh,
a
ghabhas
liaradh.
BENDER,
s.
Fear-cromaidh,
fear-lubaidb.
BENEAPED, adj. Traighte,
air chonn-
traigh.
BENEATH,
prep.
Fuidb, fo,
ni's isle
;
an
iochdarair;
ni's suaraiche.
BENEATH,
adv. Gu
h-iosal,
fuidhe
;
air
thalamh,
air lar.
BENEDICT,
adj.
Beannaichte.
BENEDICTION,
s.
Beannachadh,
beann-
achd
; coisrigeadh
aba.
BENEFACTION,
s.
Tiodhlacadh,
deadh-
ghniomh.
BENEFACTOR,
5. Tabhartair
;
fear cul-
taice.
BENEFACTRESS,
s.
Deagh
bhan-char-
aid,
bean oircheasach.
BENEFICE,
s. Beathachadh
eaglais;
tiodhlac,
tabhartas.
BENEFICENCE,
s.
Maitheas, oircheas,
deagh-dheanadas.
BENEFICENT,
adj.
Toirbheartach,
maitheasach, seirceil, fiughantach,
tabhart-
ach.
BENEFICIAL, adj. Tarbhach,
luach-
mhor,
buannachdai],
feumail.
BENEFIT,
s.
Tiodhlac,
deagh-ghniomh ;
tairbhe,
buannachd,
sochair.
BENEFIT,
v. a. and w. Dean maith
do,
dean feum
do; buannaich, faigh
tairbhe.
BENEVOLENCE,
s.
Maitheas, fiughant-
achd, deagh-ghean.
BENEVOLENT,
adj. Caoimhneil,
seirc-
eil,
maitheasach,
fiughantach.
BENIGHT,
v. a.
Dorchaich,
duibhrich
;
cuartaich le dorchadas
;
cum an aineolas.
BENIGN,
adj. Caoimhneil,
fiughantach,
fial, maitheasach, trdcaireach.
BENIGNANT,
adj. Caoimhneil,
trocair-
each, maitheasach.
BENIGNITY,
s.
Trocaireachd,
maitheas-
aclid
;
fior
chaoimhneas,
caomhalachd,
cairdeas.
BENISON,
s.
Beannachd, beannachadh.
BENT,
5.
Camadh, lubadh,
cromadh;
claonadh,
fiaradh;
run-suidhichte, toil,
toeradh,
tionndadh
aigne ; muran,
seorsa
leuir.
BENUMB,
v. a.
Meilich, einglich,
dean
marbhanach.
BEQUEATH,
v. a.
Tiomnaicb,
thoir mar
dhileab.
BEQUEATHER,
s. Tiomnadair.
BEQUEATHMENT,
s. Dileab.
BEQUEST,
s. Dileab.
BERBERRY,
s. Goirt-dhearc.
BEREAVE,
v. a. Buin
uaith, creach,
ruSsg-, dithich,
dean
lorn,
thoir air falbb.
dean falamb.
BEREAVEMENT,
s.
Creach,
creacfaadh
spuinneadh.
BEREFT, part.
Creachta, spuinnte.
BERRY,
s.
Dearc, dearcag,
subh.
BERYL,
s. Clach
luachmhor,
beril.
BESEECH,
v. a.
Athchuingich, asluich,
grios, guidh,
iarr
gu
durachdach.
BESEECH, s.
larrtas, athchuinge, guidhe.
BESEECHER,
s.
Fear-guidhe,
fear-
iarrtais.
BESEEM,
v. a. Bi
freagarrach,
bi iom-
chuidh.
BESEEMING,
s.
Freagarrachd, ciatachd,
iomchuidheachd.
BE
SEEN,
part. Faicte,
air a thoirt
fainear.
BESET,
v, a.
Cuairtich, seisd,
iadh mu
thimchioll;
fath-fheith
;
buail
air,
tuit
air.
BESIDE, Iprep.
Lamh
ri, fagus do,
rl
BESIDES, >
taobh
;
a bharr
air,
a thuilU
eadh
air,
os ceann
;
a mach
as,
uaith.
BESIEGE,
v. a.
Seisd, iom-dhruid,
teann-
aich mu'n
cuairt,
cuairtich baile
gu 'glilac-
adh.
BESIEGER,
s. Fear
iom-dhruididh,
seisdear.
BESMEAR,
v. a.
Salaich, luidrich,
smeur
thairis,
cuir sal air.
BESMEARER,
s.
Fear-smeuraidh,
fear-
luidridh.
BESOM,
s.
Sguab-urlair.
BESOT,
v. a.
Fag gun tur, fag gun toinisg,
cuir air
mhisg.
BESOTTEDNESS,
s.
Amadanachd,
um-
paidheachd.
BESPANGLE,
. a.
Dealraich,
lainnirich.
BESPATTER,
v. a.
Salaich, tilg poll
air
;
cain,
mill a chliu.
BESPEAK,
v. a.
Orduich,
iarr roimh
laimh,
bruidhinn tra air a shon
;
labhair
ri,
cuir an ceill do.
BE
SPEAKER,
s. Fear-iarraidh roimh-
laimh,
fear-earalais.
BESPRINKLE,
v. a.
Uisgich, sriodag
aich.
BEST,
adj.
A's
fearr,
iomlan maith.
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STAIN,
v. a. Cuir buill shalach air.
BESTEAD,
v. a.
Tarbhaich,
buannaich
;
cdiricb
gu
maith.
BESTIAL,
adj.
Ainmbidheach,
a bhuineas
do bhruid
; bruideil,
feolmbor.
BESTIALITY,
s.
Ainmhidheachd,
bruid-
ealachd,
feolmhorachd.
BESTIR,
v. a. Grad
ghluais,
eirich an
aird, mosgail,
caraich,
dean
cabhag.
BE
STORM,
v. a.
Beuc,
eirich
gu h-atmhor,
dean mor-stoirna.
BESTOW,
v. a. Thoir
seachad,
builich
air,
thoir do
;
thoir air
son, cosg
air.
BESTOWAL,
s. Tabhartas
seachad,
buil-
eachadb.
BESTOWER,
s. Tabhartair.
BESTRIDE,
v. a. Rach
casa-gobhlacb,
marcaich
;
seas thairis
air, teasraig
e.
BE
STUD,
v. a.
Leugaich, seudaich, sgead-
aich le
cinn-thairngeau.
BET,
v. a, Cuir
geall, leag geall
air.
BETAKE,
v. a.
Theirig
d'a
ionnsuidh,
iarr cobhair
air; tog ort, imich,
falbh.
BETEEM,
v. a. Thoir a
mach,
builich,
bairif.
BETHINK,
v. a. and n.
Smuaintich,
cuimhnich, beachdaich,
thoir fainear.
BETHOUGHT, part.
Smuaintichte.
BETIDE,
v. a. and n. Tachair
do,
eirich
a
macri,
thoir
gu
crich
;
tachradh
do,
tar-
ladh.
BETIME,
\adu.
'
Na
am, moch,
trathail
;
BETIMES, \
an uine
ghoirid, gu
luath;
moch-thrath, gu
moch.
BETOKEN,
v. a.
Ciallaichle,
comharr-
aich,
samhlaich
;
cuir an ceill roimh-
laimh.
BETONY,
s. Lus mhic
bheathaig, gJasair-
choille.
BETRAP,
v. a. Cuir an ribe.
BETRAY,
v. a. Brath
;
dean
feall, meall,
leig
ris run diomhair caraid
;
nochd a
chum a
chall;
bi
luath-bheulach,
thoir am
fradharc
;
cuir an cunnart.
BETRAYER,
s, Brathadair, mealltair,
fcar-foille.
BETRIM,
v. a.
Riomhaich,
sgeadaich,
sgeimhich,
snasaich.
BETROTH,
v. a.
Reitich,
dean
ceangal
posaidh ;
biodh
agad
an
ceangal pos-
aidh.
BETROTHMENT,
s.
Ceangal-posaidh.
BETTER, adj.
A chuid a 's
fearr;
ui 's
fearr
;
rii 's t'hearr.
BETTER,
adv. Ni's
fhearr,
ni's
fearr;
ni 's mo.
BETTER,
v. a. Dean ni 's
fearr,
leasaich,
cuir am feabhas.
BETTER,
5. Fear a 's
urramaiche,
fear a s
fhearr.
BETTING,
s.
Curgheall.
BETTOR,
s Fear-chur
gheall.
BET
WEEN,
prep. Eadar,
amis a'mheadh-
nn.
BETWIXT, prep.
Eadar.
BEVEL,
5. Oisinn neo-dhireach.
BEVEL,
v. a. Dean oisinn neo-dhireach.
BEVER,
s. Greim meadhoin la.
BEVERAGE,
s.
Deocb, dibh;
failt' uir
dheise.
BEVY,
s. Ealt
eun; cuideachd,
buidheann.
bannal,
coisir.
BEWAIL,
v. a. and n. Dean
caoidh, guil,
dean
tuireadh,
dean bron.
BEWAILABLE,adj.
Muladach, bronach,
dubhach,
cruaidh.
BEWAILING,
s.
Caoidh, tuireadh, bron,
caoineadh.
BEWARE,
v. n. Thoir an
aire,
bi air f
fhaicill.
BEWILDER,
r. a.
Seachranaich,
iomrall-
aich.
BEWITCH,
v. a. Cuir buidseachd
air,
cuir druidheachd
air,
cuir fo
gheasaibh.
BEWITCHER,
s. Fear-cuir fo
gheasaibh.
BEWITCHERY,
s.
Buidseachd,
druidh-
eachd, geasan.
BEWITCH
FUL, adj.
Geasach,
talaidh-
each.
BEWITCHING,
s.
Buidseachd,
druidh-
eachd.
BEWITCHMENT,
*.
Druidheachd,
buille-
sul,
geasachd.
BE
WRAP,
v. a. Comhdaich
thairis,
fill
mu 'n cuairt.
BEWRAYER,
s.
Brathadair, fear-foille,
mealltair.
BEYOND, prep.
Roimhe
;
thall,
air an
taobh thall
;
'ni 's faide na
;
air nach ur-
rainn e
ruigheachd ;
air thoiseach
air;
thairis
air.
BEYOND,
adv. Air
falbh,
an sud.
BEZZLE,
v. a.
Struidh,
dean aiut-caith-
eamh.
BIAS,
s.
Cudthrom-taobh, aomadh,
claoi>-
adh, toil, togradh.
BIAS,
v. a. Aom
gu
taobh, claon, liib,
dean leth-bhreitheach.
BIASNESS,
s.
Aomadh, claouadh,
tionnd-
adh
gu
taobh.
BIB,
5. Breid-uchd leinibh.
BIB,
t;. n.
01,
bi trom air 61.
B1 BBE
R,
v.
Misgeir, poitear.
BIBLE,
s.
Biobull,
leabhar Dhe.
BIBLE-BEARING, adj.
Giulan biobuiii
;
cealgach.
BIB 636 BIN
BIBLICAL,
adj. Biobullach,
a bhuineas
do'u Bhiobull.
BIBLIOGRAPHER,
s. Fear ard ionn-
sucbaidh,
oileanach
leabhraicbean,
fear
ath-sgriobhaidh.
BIBLIOGRAPHIC,
>
adj.
A bhuin-
'
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL, Jeaa
do dh' colas
leabhraichean.
BIBLIOGRAPHY,
s.
Teagasg
ard
sgoil-
eireachd,
eolas air eachdraidh leabhraich-
ean.
BIBLIOMANIA,
s. Boile
leabhraichean,
dian
dheigh
air leabhraichean a chruinn-
eachadh.
BICE,
s.
Dath,
buidhe no uaiue.
BICIPITAL;
*
adj.
Da cheannach
; gol-
BICIP1TOUS, J
anach.
BICKER,
v. Dean
caonnag,
dean tuasaid.
BICKERER,
s.
Fear-tabaid,
tuasaidiche.
BICKERING,
s.
Trod, connsachadh,
caon-
nag.
BICKERMENT,
s.
Trod,
aimhreit.
BICKERN,
s. larunn biorach.
BICORNE,
BICORNOUS,
BICORPORAL,
adj. Da-ehorpach.
BID,
v. a.
larr,
thoir cuireadh
do;
6r-
duich,
thoir
aithn;
thoir
tairgse, tairg
luach;
athcliuingich,
asluich.
BIDDEN, adj. Cuirte,
air a chuireadh
;
orduichte,
air aithn
fhaotainn.
BIDDER,
s.
Fear-tairgse, tairgsear.
BIDDING,
s.
Aithn,
6rdugh,earai] ; tairgse.
BIDE,
v. n.
Comhnuich,
tamh,
gabh
comhnuidh,
fuirich
; mair,
fan.
BI
DENTAL, adj.
Da-fhiaclach.
BIDET,
s.
Each-beag,
eachan.
BIDING,
s.
Tamhachd, aros,
fardoch,
dachaidh.
BIENNIAL,
adj. Da-bhliadhnach,
da-
bhliadhnail.
BIENNIALLY,
adv. An ceann
gach
da
bhliadhna.
BIER,
s.
Carbad.
BIER-BALK,
5.
Ceum-cille.
BIEST1NG,
5.
Nus, ceud-bhainne.
BIFARiOUS,
adj.
Da-fhillte
;
a
thuigear
air da
dhoigh.
BIFEROUS,
adj. A'giulanda
bhdrr 's a
bhliadhna.
BIFOLD,
adj. Diibailte, da-fhillte.
BIFORM,
adj. Da-chru.thach.
BI
FORMED,
adj. Aig
am bheil da chum-
adh, co-aonaichte.
BIFORM1TY,*.
Da-chumachd.
BI
FRONTED,
atlj.
Air am
bheil da
aghaidh.
BIFURCATED,
adj.
Gobhlach.
BIG, adj.
Mor, domhail,
tomadach
;
leth-
tromach,
torrach
;
Ian
;
ardanach
; ard,
treun.
BIG,
*. Seorsaeorna.
BIGAMIST,
s. Fear dhithis bhan.
BIGAMY,
5. Posadh comh-luath ri dithi*
bhan, posadh
dubailte.
BIG-BELLIED, adj.
Torrach,
leth-trom-
ach, trom; bronnach,
taigeiseacb.
BIG-BONED,
ac/;.Mdr-chnamhach, garbh,
laidir.
BIGHT,
s. Cuairt
ropan,
air an caramh
cruinn air muin a cheile.
BIGNESS,
s.
Meudachd, domhlachd,
torn-
adachd.
BIGOT,
5. Fear dall-dhian an creidimh.
BIGOTED,
adj.
Air a thoirt seachad do
dhall eud an creidimh.
BIGOTRY,
s. Dian eud mi-reusanta an
creidimh,
dall eud am beachdaibh aniidh.
BIGSOUNDING,
adj.
Mor-fhuaimneach.
BIGSWOLN,
adj.
Atmhor,
mor-bholgach.
BILBERRY,
s.
Braoileag, dearcag-mhon-
aidh.
BILBO,
s. Claidheamh
caol, claidheamh,
BILBOES,
s.
Ceapair
bord
luinge,
inueal
pein
air son nan
cas,
air muir.
BILE,
s.
Sugh
buidhe
searbh,
domblas
;
iongarachadh,
leannachadh.
BILGE,
s. Leud iochdar
luinge.
BILGED
v.
n,
Fas eu-dionach.
BILIARY, adj. Domblasach,
a bhuineas
do'n domblas.
BILINGUOUS, adj.
Da chainnteach.
'
BILIOUS,
adj.
Domblasach.
BILK,
v. a. Thoir an car
as,
meall.
BILL,
s. Gob coin
; tuadh-sgathaidh,
sgian-sgathaidh; tuadh-chogaidh ; sgriobh-
adh-fhiachan,
sgriubhadh-geallaidh ;
bann-
iomlaid; paipeir-rabhaidh;
cunntas-bhas
;
cunntas
cosgais
bidh
;
sgriobhadh-aideach-
aidh bathair a bhi air bord
luinge.
BILL,
v. n. Cuir
gob
ri
gob.
BILLET,
5. Litir
bheag; paipeir-chairt-
falan
;
litir-leannanachd.
BILLET,
v. a. Seol
gu cairtealan,
suidhich
cairtealan
; tog
do chomhnuidh.
BILLIONS,
s. Deich ceud mile de dheich
ceud mile.
BILLOW,
s.
Tonn,
sumain.
BILLOW,
v. n. Eirich mar
thonn,
sum-
ainich,
at.
BILLOW-BEATEN,
adj. Tonn-luaisgte.
BILLOWY,
adj. Tonnmhor, atmhor,
gailbheach,
stuadhach.
BI LMA
N,
s.
Fear-sgathaidh
le t uaidh.
BIN,
s.
Tigh-taisg.
BINARY,'ac#. Dubailte,
da-fhillte.
BIN
637 BLA
BIND,
v. a. and n.
Ceangail,
cuibhrich,
cuir an
cuing;
crioslaich,
cuir uime
; naisg,
teannaich
;
cuir
fo mhionnaibh
;
cum a
stigh,
bac
;
cuir fo Ibiachaibh.
BINDER,
s. Fear
ceangail ;
ni a theann-
aiclu-as
;
a fillet.
BINDING,
s.
Ceangal, ceanglachan.
BINDWEED,
s. ladh-lus.
BINNACLE,
a. lonad socair nacairt-iuil.
BINOCLE,s.Glo'm'-amhairc,dha-shuileacb.
BIOGRAPHER,
s. Beatha-eachdraiche.
BIOGRAPHICAL, adj.
A bhuineas
do
bht-atha-eachdraidh.
BIOGRAPHY,
s. Beatha-eachdraidh.
BIPAROUS, adj.
A bheireas dithis comh-
luath.
BIPARTITE, adj.
Roinnte 'n a dha leth.
BI
PARTITION,
5. Roinn da leth.
BIPED,
s. Da-chosach.
BIPEDAL, adj.
Da-chosach
;
da throidh
air fad.
BIPENNATED, adj. Da-sgiathach.
B1PETALOUS,
adj.
Da-dhuilleach.
BIRCH,
5. Beithe.
BIRCHEN, adj. Beithe,
do bheithe.
BIRD,
s..
Eun,
eunlaith.
BIRD,
v.n. Glac
coin,
eunaich.
BIRD-BOLT,
s.
Saighead-eoin.
BIRD-CAGE,
s. Eun-lann.
BIRD-CALL,
s. Feadan-meallaidh eun.
BIRDER,
s. Eunadair.
E1RD-EYED, adj.
Geur-shuileach.
BIRDING-PIECE,
s. Gunn'-eunaich.
BIRDL1KE, adj.
Coltach ri eun.
BIRDLIME,
s.
Glaodh-eun,
bith-eun.
BIRDMAN,
s.
Fear-glacaidh
eun.
BIRD'S-CHERRY,
s.
Fiodhag.
BIRDSNEST,
s. Nead coin.
BIRTH, s.
Breith; sinnsireachd,
siol
;
staid-breith,
inbhe
;
an ni a
rugadh.
BIRTH-DAY,
s.
Latha-breith;
eo-ainrm
latha-breith.
BIRTHDOM,*.
Coir-bhreith.
BIRTH-NIGHT,
s. Oidhche-bhreith.
BIRTHPLACE,
5. Aite-breith.
BIRTHRIGHT,
s.
Coir-bhreith,
coir
ceud
ghin.
BIRTHSONG,
s. Breith-rann.
BISCUIT,
s.
Breacag
chruineachd.
BISECT,
v. a. Gearr 's a' mheadhon.
BISECTION,
s. Gearradh roi '11 mheadh-
on.
BISHOP,
s.
Easbuig.
BISHOPRIC,
s.
Easbuigeachd,
uachdran-
achd
easbuig, sgireachd easbuig.
BISHOP-WEED,
s. Lus an
easbuig.
BISK,
s.
EanaraSch,
brochan-feola,
BISON 5. Damh
alluidh,
damh fiadhaich.
BISSEXTILE,
5. Bliadhna leum.
BIT,
s.
Mir, criomari, criomag, bideag
;
sparrag,
beulanach.
BIT,
v. a.
Srianaich,
cuir srian ri.
BITCH,
s.
Galla;
baobh.
BITE,
v. a. Thoir
greim as,
gearr
le d'
fhiaclaibh,
teum
j bior, criom, loisg ;
thoir
an car a.
BITE,
s.
Greim,
lan-beoil
; gearradli ;
car
dona,
droch cleas
; mealltair,
tiolamair.
BITER,
s.
Greimiche, teumair,
beumair
;
caraiche,
mealltair.
BITING,
s.
Greimeacbadh, teumadh,
beumadh.
BITLESS, adj. Neo-shrianach, neo-spar-
ragach.
B1TTACLE,
See Binnacle.
BITTEN, adj.
Greimichte,
teumta.
BITTER, adj. Goirt, searbh, teth, geur;
garg, sgaiteach, an-iochdmhor; craitcach,
guineach ;
mi-thaitneach.
BITTER,
s. Ni air bith searbh
; searbhag.
BITTERLY,
adv. Gu searbh.
BITTERN,
s.
Graineag, corra-ghrain ;
sugh-salainn.
BITTERNESS,
s.
Searbhachd,
searbhal-
achd
; gamhlas,
mi-run
;
crosdachd
; geire,
beire
; doilghios,
bristeadh-cridhe.
BITUMEN,
s.
Pic, bigb-thalmhairin.
BITUMINOUS,
adj. Bigheach, piceaclu
BIVALVE, adj. Da-dhuilleagach,
da-
shligneach, da-mhogullach.
BIVALVULAR, adj. Da-dhuilleagach,
da-chomhlach.
BIVOUAC,
v. n. Dean faire na h-oidhche
air
eagal
namhaid.
BLAB,
v. a. and n. Bi
luath-bheulach,
bi
lonach
; innis, aithris, leig
a mach.
BLAB,
s. Fear-aithris
gach sgeoil,
fear-
sgoileamach, lonag, breugaire,
fear-tuaileis.
BLABBER,
s. Fear-aithris
gach sgeoil,
beul
gun
fhaitheam.
BLACK,ad;. Dubh,
dorch,
doilleir
; gruam-
ach, nuarranta,
neulach
; graineil,
mall-
aichte, aingidh ;
diomhaireach
; muladach,
bronach,
tuirseach.
BLACK-CATTLE,
s.
Crodh, buar, ni,
feudail, spreidh.
BLACK-EYED, adj.
Dubh-shuileach.
BLACKGUARD,
s.
Crochaire,
balach
suarach mi-bheusach.
BLACK-MAIL,
s.
Dubh-chis,
cis cheath-
arnach-coille,
air son dion cuid neach o
chreachadairibh eile.
BLACK-PUDDING,
5.
Marag-dhubh,
marag-fhola.
BLACK-VISAGED, adj. Dubh-ghnuis-
each.
BLA 638 BLE
BLACK,
s.
Dubh,
dath dubh
;
duine-
dubh
;
aodach bi din.
BLACKAMOOR,
s. Duine dubh.
BLACKBERRY,
s.
Dearcag
dliubh.
BLACKBIRD,
s. Lon-dubh.
BLACKCOCK,
s. Coileach-dubh.
BLACKEN,
v. a. and n.
Dubh, dubhaich,
dean dubh
;
dorehaich
; cul-chain,
mill
cliu
;
fas
dorch,
bi dubh.
BLACKISH,
adj.
Dorch,
dubh-fhiamhach.
BLACKNESS,
s.
Duibhead, dorchachd,
duibhreachd.
BLACKSMITH,
5.
Gobha, gobbaiin, gobh-
ann dubh.
BLACKTHORN,
s.
Droigheann
dubh.
BLADDER,
s.
Eutroman, aotroman,
balg.
BLADDERED,
adj.
Seidte mar eutrora-
au.
BLADE,
s.
Bileag-fheoir,
no fhochainn
;
lann,
iarunn
claidheimh,
no
sgeine ; lasg-
aire,
fear
spaideil ;
cnaimh slinriein.
BLADE,
v. a. Crioslaich le lann.
BLADED, adj. Bileagach, duilleagach ;
lannach.
BLAIN,
s.
Neasgaid, guirean,
leus.
BLAMABLE,
adj.
Coireach, ciontach,
airidh air achmhasan.
BLAMABLENESS,
s.
Ciontachd,
coir-
eachd.
BLAME,
v. a.
CoSrich,
faigh
cron do.
BLAME,
s.
Coire; cionta, lochd, cron;
ciurradh.
BLAMEFUL, adj.
Coireach,
ciontach.
BLAMELESS, adj.
Neo-choireach,
neo-
chiontach.
BLAMELESSNESS,
s.
Neo-chiont,
neo-
choireachd,
treibhdhireas.
BLAMER,
s.
Fear-cronaohaidh,
fear-
coireachaidh.
BLAMEWORTHY,
adj.
Airidh air
achmhasan.
BLAMEWORTHINESS,
s. lon-ohoir-
eachd,
airidheachd air achmhasan.
BLANCH,
v. a. and n.
Gealaich,
dean
geal
no ban
; ruisg, sgrath ; seachain,
fag, leig
le
;
cuir a
thaobh,
buin
gu
seimh ri.
BLANCHER,
s.
Fear-gealachaidh.
BLAND,
adj. Caoin, caomh, min, tla,
seimh, ciuin,
foill.
BLAND,
v. a.
Deancaoin,
seimhich,
ciuin-
irh.
BLANDILOQUENCE,
s. Cainnt mholt-
ach, tla-chainnt,
caoin-mholadh.
BLANDISH,
v. a.
Seimhich,
dean
caoin,
breug,
dean cainnt thla.
BLAND1SHER,
s.
Miodalaiche,
fear
caoin-mholaidh,
fear
tla-chainnteach.
BLANDISHING,
s.
Tla-chainnt,
caoin-
mholadh,
briathar-caoimhneil.
BLANDISHMENT,
s.
Caoimhneas,
caidreamh,
taladh
;
cainnt
thla,
caoin-
mholadh,
foill-lnbhairt.
BLANK,
adj.
Geal,
ban
;
gun sgriobhadh ;
glas-bhan,
neo-ranntach.
BLANK,
s. Aite
falamh,
mir
paipeir gun
sgriobhadh ;
crannchur
gun
luach
; ousp-
air.
BLANKET,
s.
Plaide,
plaideag.
BLANKET,
v. a. Comhdaich le
plaidc;
luai'sg
'san adhar am
plaide.
BLANKETING,
s.
Luasgadh
's an adhar
am
plaidc.
BLARE,
v. n,
Raoichd,
dean buiricb.
BLASPHEME,
t;. a. and n. Dia-mhas-
laicb,
dean tair air
Dia,
thoir toibheum do
ainm Dhe.
BLASPHEMER,
s. Fear-labhairt toi~
bheim
;
fear maslachaidh Dhe.
BLASPHEMING,
s. Toibheumachad'..
BLASPHEMOUS,
adj.
Toibheumach.
BLASPHEMY,
s.
Toibheum,
Dia-mhas-
lachadh,
BLAST,
s.
Osag, seideag, oiteag ; seideadh,
sgal.
BLAST,
v. a. Buail le
plaigh, gon ; seachd,
searg ; mill,
thoir
gu
neo-ni.
BLASTER,
s.
Fear-millidh, fear-gonaidh,
fear-seargaidh.
BLATTER,
v. n. Dean
bladhmaireachd,
bi
'geumnaich.
BLAZE,
s.
Lasair,
solus
lasarach,
leus
soluis
;
craobh-sgaoileadh,
foillseachadh
;
blaradh, geal-aodainn.
BLAZE,
v. a. and n. Cuir am
farsuing-
eachd, craobh-sgaoil ; dealraich,
dean
lasair,
soillsich
;
bi
soilleir,
taisbean thu
fein.
BLAZER,
s.
Fear-craobh-sgaoilidh sgcoil,
ballsgaire
aithriseach.
BLAZON,
v. a. Dean soilleir comharran
ghearradh-arm ; sgeadaich gu
maiseach
;
seol
gu folluiseach, taisbean,
cuir a mach
;
ard-mhol, sgaoil
a
chliu,
dean
folluiseacb,
gairm
a suas.
BLAZON,
s.
Gearradh-arm,
mineachadh
gearraidh-arm ; soillseachadh,
taisbean-
adh
; moladh, cliti-ghairm.
BLAZONER,
s.
Fear-eigheach
chumh-
nantan,
teachdair' airm
gu
arm eile
;
fear
cul-chainidh.
BLAZONRY,
s. Eolas
ghearradh arm,
suaicheantachd.
BLEACH,
v. a. and n.
Gealaich,
deaa
geal ;
fas
geal.
BLEACHER,
s.
Fear-gealachaidh.
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BLEACHERY,
s.
Blar-gealachaidh, tigh-
gealachaidh.
BLEAK, adj. Lorn, fuar, fuaraidh,
nochd-
aidh, gun
tuar.
BLEAKNESS,
s.
Fuarachd, luime,
mi-
thuar.
BLEAR,
adj. Reasg-shuileach, prab-shuil-
each, musgach, dearg-shuileach,
brach-
shuileach
; doilleir, dorch,
neulach.
BLEAREDNESS,
..
Rosbachd, musg-
achd, prab-shuileachd.
BLEAT,
v. n.
Meil,
dean meil.
BLEAT,
s. Meil.
BLEATING,
s. Meilich.
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T
T^
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> s.
Guirean, leus, builgean.
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li, )
BLEED,
v. a. and n.
Leig
full
a,
thoir
fuil
a, tarruing
full a
;
caill
full,
sil full.
BLATE.
adj. Saidealta,
naracb.
BLEMISH,
v. a. Cuir
gaoid ann; salaicb,
truaill,
mi-chliuthaich.
BLEMISH,
s.
Ciorram, gaoid,
cron, ailt;
tamailt, tair, mi-chliu, sgainneal; sal,
mi-
mhaise,
mi-dhreach.
BLEMISHLESS,
adj.
Gun
ghaoid.
BLENCH,
v. a. and n.
Bac,
cum air
ais;
crup, clisg, siap
air falbh.
BLENCH,
s.
Clisgeadh,
leum
grad.
BLENCHER,
s.
Culaidh-chlisgidh,
cul-
aidh-chtrachaidh.
BLEND,
v. a.
Coimeasgaich,
cuir roimh
cheile; truaill, salaich,
mill.
BLENDER,
s.
Fear-coimeasgaidh.
BLESS,
v. a.
Beannaich,
dean
sona; guidh
beaniiachdan
air; beannaich,
mol, glor-
aich,
thoir
taing.
BLESS
US,
intety.
Beannaich sinn !
BLESSED,
adj.
Beannaich
te,
sona
; naomh,
iomlari sona
;
air a bheaimachadh.
BLESSEDNESS,
j.
Beannachadh, sonas;
naomhachd
;
sonas neamhaidh
; gean-
maith Dhe.
BLESSER,
s. Fear-beannachaidh.
BLESSING,
s.
Beannachadh,
beann-
achd.
BLEST,
adj.
Sona.
BLEW,
jn-et.
Sheid.
BLIGHT,
s. Fuar
dhealt,
liath-reothadh
;
crionadh,
seargadh.
BLIGHT,
v. a.
Seac, crion,
mill le liath-
reothadh.
BLIND, adj. Ball,
gun fhradharc,
dorch
;
dall-inntinneach, aineolach, dorch-thuigs-
each.
BLIND,
5.
Sgaile-shul,
dall-bhrat
;
leith-
sgeul
mealltach
;
ionad-folaich.
BLINDFOLD,
v. a.
Dull, dorchaich,
doill-
eiridi, comhdaich a shuilean.
BLINDFOLD, adj. SQil-chomlidaichte,
dall.
BLINDMAN'S
BUFF,
s. Dalian da.
BLINDNESS,
s.
Doille; aineolas,
dorch-
adas-inntinn.
BLINK,
v. n.
Caog, priob ;
faic
gu
doilleir.
BLINK,
s. Sealladh
grad, pLitliadh.
BLISS,
s.
Ard-shonas;
-sonas nam flaith-
eas
; beannachadh,
sonas.
BLISSFUL,
adj.
Lan
aoibhneach,
iomlan
sona.
BLISSFULNESS,
s.
Sonas,
aoibhneas
coimhlionta,
mor
shubhachas,
beannach-
adh.
BLISSLESS,
adj.
Neo-shona.
BLISTER,
5.
Leus,
bolgan, eiiigh
craicinn.
BLISTER,
v. a. and n. Thoir leus
air,
thoir
eirigh
craicinn
air, tog bolg uisg'
air a chraicionn.
BLITHE,
adj.
Ait, aoibhinn, aighearach,
cridheil,
sunndach.
BLITHELY,
adv. Gu
h-ait,
&c.
BLITHENESS,
Is.
Aiteas,
sunn-
BLITHESOMENESS, 3 dachd,
cridh
ealachd.
BLITHESOME,
adj.
Ait, creidheil, aigh-
earach, sunndach,
aoibhinn.
BLOAT,
v. a. and n. Seid
suas, boc,
at.
BLOATEDNESS,
s.
At, bocadh,seideadh.
BLOBBER-L1P,
s.
Spreill, meill,
beul
tiugh.
BLOB-LIPPED,
I
adj.
Busach,
BLOBBER-LIPPED, \ spreilleach,
meilleach.
BLOCK,
s.
Sgonn,
ord-fiodha
; pluc,
meall,
onap, ploc ; ceap, ealag ; clod-cheann,
baoth-fhear.
BLOCK,
v. a. Duin a
steach,
druid a
stigh.
BLOCK-HOUSE,
s.
Daingneach,
dun-
diona
;
acarsaid.
BLOCK-TIN,
s. Staoin
neo-mheasgta.
BLOCKADE,
v. a.
lom-chuairtich,
iom-
dhruid,
teann ri air
gach
taobh.
BLOCKADE,
*.
iom-dhruideadh,
iom-
chuairteachadh.
BLOCKHEAD,
s.
Bumaileir,
sgonn gun
tuigse, umpaidh, gurraichdeacli, baothaire,
amhlair.
BLOCKISH, adj.
Clod-cheannach,
mi-
thuigseach, umpaidheach.
BLOCKISHNESS,
s.
Umpaidheachd,
amhlaireachd,
bumaileireachd.
BLOOD,
s.
Fuil; sliochd, siol, gineal ;
luchd-daimh,
cairdean
;
breith
inbheach,
ard-uaisle
;
dortadh
fola,
mortadli.
BLOOD,
v. a. Salaich le
fuil,
comhdaich
le
fuil,
thoir fuil
do,
mar do chu
og ; Icig
fuil
as,
thoir fuil as.
BLO 640 BLU
BLOOD-BOLTERED, adj. Aig
am
bheil 'fhalt Ian fola.
BLOOD-HOT, adj.
Fuil
theth,
teth mar
fhuil.
BLOOD-LETTER,
s.
Fear-tarruing
fola.
BLOOD-RED,
adj. Dearg
mar fhuil.
BLOOD-STAINED, adj.
Ballach le fuil.
BLOOD-STONE,
s. Clach uaine luach-
mhor,
air a balladh mar le fuil.
BLOOD-THIRSTY,
adj.
Fuileachdach,
paarbhtach.
BLOOD-VESSEL,
s.
Cuisle,
feith.
BLOOD-GUILTINESS,
s. Cionta-fola.'
BLOOD-
HOUND,
s.
Cu-luirg.
BLOODI
LY,
adv. Gu fui leach
dach,
&c.
BLOODINESS,
s.
Fuileachd,
fuilteachas
;
deidh air dortadh fola.
BLOODLESS, adj.
Gun
fhuil; gun
mharhhadh,
neo-fhuilteach
;
neo-smiorail.
BLOODSHED,
s. Dortadh
fola,
marbh-
adh
;
ar,
mortadh.
BLOODSHEDDER,
s. Fear-dortaidh
fola,
mortair.
BLOODSHOT,
adj. Fuil-ruitheach,
full-
each.
BLOODSUCKER,
s. Deothladair fola
;
fear
fuileachdach,
mortair.
BLOODY,
adj.
Fuileach,
air am bheil fuil
;
fuil
teach, fuileachdach, marbhtach,
an-
iochdmhor.
BLOODY-MINDED, adj.
Neo-iochd-
mhor,
fuilteach.
BLOOM,
s.
Blath; ur-fhas, cinneachadh,
snuadh na
h-oige,
dreach.
BLOOM,
. a. and n. Thoir a mach
blath,
thig
fo bhlath
; fas,
cinn.
BLOOMY, adj.
Lan
bhlath, blathmhor,
urar.
BLOSSOM,
5.
Blath,
barr-guc.
BLOSSOM,
v. n.
Thig
fo bhlath.
BLOSSOM
Y, adj.
Blathmhor.
BLOT,
v. a. Dubh a mach
; salaich,
cuir
ball dubh air
; duaichnich,
dorchaich.
BLOT,
s. Dubhadh a
mach, sgriobadh
as
;
ball
dubh, smal, sal; cron, lochd,
masladh.
BLOTCH,
s.
Leus,
guirean, builgean.
BLOTE,
o. a. Tiormaich 's an deathaich.
BLOTTING,
s. Cur bhall dubh
air,
sal-
achadh,
dubhadh.
BLOW,
s.
Buille, gleadhar, sgealp ;
bual-
adh,
slachdadh
;
blath.
BLOW,
v. a. and n.
Seid;
seid
suas,
lion
le
gaoith,
cuir
gaoth
arm
;
bi
gearr-analach,
plosg ; thig
fo
bhlath,
cuir blath a mach
;
at.
BLOWING. Seideadh.
BLOWN, adj. Seidte,
air
at,
bocta.
BLOWPIPE,
5. Tiob-sheididh.
BLOWZE,
s. Caile
phluiceach dhearg.
BLOWZY,
adj.
Ruiteach,
dearg
's an
aghaidh, loisgtc
leis a
ghrein.
BLUB,
v. a.
At,
boc.
BLUBBER,
s. Saill muice-mara
;
deann-
dag
mhara.
BLUBBER,
v. a. and n. At t'
aghaidh
le
caoineadli
;
dean
glugadaich guil,
dean
caoineadh
aileagach.
BLUDGEON,
s;
Bata,
slacan,
cuaille.
BLUE, adj.
Gorm.
BLUE,
s. Guirmean.
BLUEBOTTLE,
s.
Gille-guirmein, gille-
gorm, gorman ; cuileag
mhor.
BLUE-EYED,
adj.
Gorm-shuileach,
BLUENESS,
s.
Guirme, guirmead, gorm-
achd.
BLUFF, adj. Atmhor, bocach, gruamach,
glagach ; maol, neo-gheur.
BLUFFNESS,
s.
Gruamachd,
iargaltas,
doimheachd.
BLUISH, adj.
Air am bheil
gorm
eutrom.
BLUISH
NESS,
s.
Liath-ghuirmeachd.
BLUNDER,
v. n. llach am
mearachd,
dean
bladhmadaich, mearachdaich, tuislich,
tuit an iomrall.
BLUNDER,
s.
Mearachd, iomrall,
tuis-
leadh.
BLUNDERBUSS,
s.
Gunna-glaice, gunna
peileireach.
BLUNDERER,
s.
lomrallaiche, maolan,
fear mearachdach.
BLUNDERHEAD,
s.
Maolan, umpaidh,
clod-cheann.
BLUNT,
adj.
Maol,
neo-gheur, gun
fhaobh-
ar
; neo-thuigseach, umpaidheil ;
aineol-
ach, mi-mhodhail, neo-fhaicilleach,
neo-
chuimir;
cruaidh, teann,
tiugh.
BLUNT,
v. a.
Maolaich,
thoir air falbh
am faobhar
; lagaich,
ciosnaich.
BLUNTING,
s.
Maolachadh, lagachadh,
taiseachadh.
BLUNTNESS,
s.
Maoilead,
cion
faobhair;
cion
tuigse ; mi-mhodhalachd, umpaidh-
eachd.
BLUR,
s. Ball
salach, smal,
sal.
BLUR,
v. a.
Dorchaich,
fag
duaichnidh
,
tarruing
smal
air, fag
dubh.
BLUSH,
v. n. Biodh
rughadh grnaidhe
ort
;
fas
ruitcach,
bi rui teach.
BLUSH,
s,
Rughadh. gnuis-naire, ruiteag ;
rughadh, deirge.
BLUSH
Y, adj. Ruiteach, ruiteagach, gnuis-
naraeh.
BLUSTER,
v. a. and n.
Beuc,
dean toirm
mar an
sian; bagair,
dean
collaid,
bi
gleadhrach.
BLUSTER,
s. Collaid.
gleadhraich,
stairir
ULB
641
BOL
ich
; aimhreit,
comhstri;
liaga'rt,
bosd
spagluinn.
BLUSTERER,
s.
Fear-bagairt, glagaire
fear-spagluinn,
ceatharnach ladarna.
BLUSTERING,
s.
Collaid, glcadhraich
aimhreit,
stairirich.
BLUSTROUS,a#. Collaideach,
spagluinn-
each.
BO,
interj.
Ob ! ob ! bo !
BOAR, s, Tore,
cullach.
BOAR-SPEAR,
s. Torc-Iann.
BOARD,
s.
Bord, clar, deile,
inir tana
fiodha; cuirm,
teachd-an-tir
;
bord-cuirte,
mod
;
bord
luinge.
BOARD,
v. a. and n.
Bord,
glac
soith-
each : comhdaich thairis le bordaibh
;
cuir
air bhord
;
bi air bhord.
BOARDWAGES,
s. Dioladh
arson
teachd-an-tir,
bord-thuarasdal.
BOARDER,
s.
Fear-diolaidh. air son a
loin.
BOARDING-SCHOOL,
s.
Sgoil-buird.
BOARISH, adj.
Aineolach mar
mhuic;
brtlidcil,
garg,
fiadhaich.
BOAST,
?'. a. and n. Dean uaill
a, dean
spagluinn,
dean bosd a
;
mol thu fein.
BOAST,
s.
Bosd,
uaill, spagluinn;
cuis-
uaill.
BOASTER,
s.
Fear-uaill, fear-raiteach-
ais,
gl&jaire,
bosdair.
BOASTFUL, adj.
Bosdail, mor-chuiseach.
BOASTINGLY,
adv. Gu
bosdail,
&c.
BOASTLESS,
adj. Iriosal,
neo-bhosdail.
BOAT,
s.
Bata, eithear,
culaidh,
sgotb,
geola, birlinn,
iurach.
BOATMAN,
7
BOATSMAN.r
BOATSWAIN,
s.
Fear-acfhuinn
luinge.
BOBBIN, s.
Iteachan.
BOBTAIL,
s.
Gearr-earball, cutaiche.
BOB
TAILED,
adj. Cutach, gearr-ear-
ballach.
BOB-WIG,
s.
Gruagghearr.
BODE,
v. a. and n.
Taisnich,
dean fios-
achd,
cuir air mbanadh
;
innis roimh Himh.
BODE,
s.
Tuar-manaidh,
comharradh
;
fui reach, stad.
BODEMENT,
s.
Combarradh, tuar,
man-
adh.
BODGE,
v. n. Bi an
teagamh,
bi an ioma-
chomhairle,
stad,
failnich.
BODICE,
s.
Cliabh-beag,
cliabhan-cean-
gall.
BODIED,
adj. Corporra,
cor
paichte.
BODILESS,
adj.
Neo-chorporra, spiora-
dail.
BODILY,
adj. Corporra,
a bhuineas do'n
cborp.
BODING,
s.
Tuar, manadh, rabhsdh,
cornharradh.
BODKIN,
s.
Biodag; dealg;
snathad-
tharruiug, dealg-fuilt.
BODY,
s.
Corp, colunn,
ni
neo-spioradail ;
neach, creutair,
urra
; meall, buidhearin,
mcadhon
feachd,
corp
airm
;
cuideachd,
comunn
;
spionnadh, treoir,
neart.
BODY-CLOTHES,
s.
Eudach-ouirp,
brat-each.
BOG,
s.
FeJthe,
boglach,
suil-chruthaich.
BOG,
v. a. Cuir fuidhe am
boglach,
BOGGLE,
v.n.
Clisg,
leum air t'
ais;
stad,
bi an
teagamh.
BOGGLER,
s.
Gealtaire,
fear
lag-mhis-
riich,
duine
gun spiorad.
BOGGY,
s.
Catharach,
bog,
feitheach.
BOGHOUSE,
s.
Tigh-socair.
BOIL,
v. a. and n. Dean
teth,
bruich
;
goil,
dean
goileacli ;
bi
teth,
bi
dian,
bi
bras;
bi fo
bhuaireas;
deasaicli le
goil.
BOILER,
s.
Goileadair,
cocaire
;
coire.
BOISTEROUS, adj. Gailbheach;
fuath
asach,
stoirmeil
;
tuaireapacb,
aimhreit-
each,
buaireasach,
ard-labhrach
;
borb.
BOISTEROUSNESS,
s.
Gailbheachd,
stoirmealaclid,
tuaireapachd, doireannachd,
borbachd.
BOLD,
adj. Dana, misneachail,
foghain-
teach, treun,
neo-sgathach ; gaisgeil, fearail,
tapaidh,
treubhach
; ladarna,
mi-mhodhail;
comharraichte,
sonruich%
araidh.
BOLDEN,
v. a. Cuir
misneach
ann,
dean
dan' e.
BOLDFACE,
5. Ladarnas.
BOLDFACED, adj. Bathaiseach, dana,
ladarna.
BOLDNESS,
adj. Danachd, misneachd,
treuntachd,
neo-sgathachd ;
gaisgealachd,
fearalachd,
tapachd,
treubhachd
; fosgailt-
eachd, saorsachd, neo-shaidealtachd
;
la-
darnas,
mimhodhalachd.
BOLE,
s.
Corp
craoibhe
; grie
urach.
BOLIS,
s. Meall
geal
teine 's an
adhar,
dreug.
BOLL,
s.
Cuinnlein
deise,
lurg
deise
;
bolla.
BOLSTER,
s.
Adhart,
cluasag,
ceann-
adhart.
BOLSTER,
v. a.
Adhartaich,
cairich
cluasag
fo cheann
;
cum taice
ri,
cum an
aird.
BOLSTERING,
s.
Taice,
adhart.
BOLT,
s.
Saighead; dealan,
dealanach,
beithir
; geimheal ;
crann doruis.
BOLT,
v. a. and n.
Glais,
druid Je
crann,
crann,
duin
; daingnich
le
crann,
cum ri
cheilej grad
leum,
briosg ;
criathair.
4 M
BOL
642 BOO
BOLT-ROPE,
s. Cord-faitheim
siuil,
cord aoire
siuil,
aoir.
BOLTER,
s. Criathar; lion-glacaidh.
BOLTING-HOUSE,
s.
Tigh-criathraidh.
BOLTING-TUB,
s.
Ciste-chriathraidh,
tuba-chriathraidh.
BOLUS,
s.
Cungaidh-leighis.
BOMB,
s.
Toirm, ard-fhuaim; peileir
bloighdeach ; elag-f'huaim.
BOMBARD,
5. Gunna
mor;
soitheach
dibhe.
BOMBARD,
v. a. and n.
Tilg peiieireau
bloighdeach
air,
thoir ionnsuidh le toirm-
shlige.
BOMBARDIER,
s. Gunnadair
thoirm-
shligean.
BOMBARDMENT,
5. Seisd thoirm-
shligean,
ionnsuidh le
peilciribh
bloigh-
deach.
BOMBAST,
5.
Spagluinn,
baoth-chainnt,
sgopraich bhruidhne, ard-ghloir.
BOMBAST, adj. Ard-ghloireach, spag-
luinrieach,
baoth-chainnteach.
BOMBAST,
i7. a. Seid
suas,
lion le baoth-
chainnt.
BOMBASTIC, adj. Ard-ghloireach, spag-
luinneach.
BOMBULATION,
s.
Fuaim, gleadhraich.
BOMBYX,
s.
Durrag
shioda.
BONASUS,
s. Damh fiadhaich.
BOND,
s.
Ceangal, cuibh.reach,
bann,
cord
;
geimhlichean, cuibhrichean, braighdeanas;
ceangal, gealladh.
BOND,
adj. Ceangailte, trailleil, daor,
fo
bhruid.
BONDAGE,
s.
Braighdeanas, daorsa,
traill-
ealachd
; ceangal,
comain.
BONDMAID,
s. Ban-traill.
BONDMAN,
s.
Traill,
tiaill-oglach.
BONDSERVANT,
s.
Traill,
neach an
daorsa.
BONDSERVICE,
s.
Traillealachd,
daor-
chis.
BONDSLAVE,*.
Traill.
BONDSMAN,
s.
Traill; urras,
fear-
urrais.
BONDSWOMAN, >
BONDWOMAN,
J
fc Ba"-trail]-
BONE,
s. Cnaimh
;
cnaimh-feola.
BONE,
v. a.
Cnaimhich,
thoir na cnamh-
an as.
BONED,
adj. Cnamhach, mor,
garbh,
laidir.
BONELACE,
5. Obair lin.
BONELESS,
adj.
Gun chnaimh.
BONSET,
. w. Cuir 'na
alt,
altaich.
BONESETTER,
s. Olla chnamh.
BONFIRE,
s. Tein'-aoibhneis.
BONGRACE,
s.
Brat-sgaile,
comhdach
bathais.
BON-
MOT,
s.
Freagairt
abhachdach.
BONNET,
s.
Boineid, biorraid,
ceann-
aodach.
BONNET,
v. 7i. Dean
umhlachd,
thoir
boineid
gu
lar.
BONNY,
adj.
Boidheach, maiseach, sgiamh-
ach, aluinn, eireachdail, laghach
inoilean-
ach,
tlachdmhor.
BONY, adj.
Cnamhach,
mor-chnamhach.
BOOBY,
s.
Buimilear, clod-cheanri,
um-
paidh.
BOOK,
s.
Leabhar, sgriobhadh,
re:
;
leabh-
ar,
earrann.
BOOK,
v. a.
Sgriobh
an
leabhar,
cuir sios
an leabhar.
BOOK-KEEPER,
s. Fear-cumail labh-
raichean
cunntais,
cloireach.
BOOK-KEEPING,
s. Eolas rian-chunn-
tais.
BOOKBINDER,
s.
Leabhar-cheanglad-
air, leabhar-cheanglair.
BOOK-CASE,
s. Leabhar-lanri.
BOOKISH, adj.
1
eabhrach, gnath-leugh-
ach,
deigheil
air leabhraichean.
BOOKISHNESS,
s.
Dian-leughadair-
eachd.
BOOK-LAND,
s. Fearann-corach.
BOOKLEARNED,
adj. Foghluiuite,
eolach mu leabhraichibh.
BOOKLEARNING,
s.
lonnsucliadh,
sgoilearachd.
BOOKLESS, adj.
Neo-shuimeil mu leabh-
raichibh,
neo-leabhrach.
BOOKMAKING,
s. Leabhar-dheanamh.
BOOKMAN, s.
Sgoilear,
fear-leabhraicbu
can.
BOOK-OATH,
s. Mionnan-biobuill.
BOOKSELLER,
s. Reiceadair leabh-
raichean,
leabhar-reicear.
BOOKWORM,
s.
Reudan-leabhair,
leom-
ann; fear-dian-leughach,
fear ro
thoigh-
each mu
fhoghlum.
BOOM,
s. Crann
sgoid;
crann-seolaidh
na
slighe ;
stairsneach
acarsaid, sparr
diona acarsaid.
BOOM,
v. n. Ruith
gu luath,
dian-ruith
;
tulg, luasgain
air bharr tuinne.
BOON,
s.
Tiodhlac,
saor-thabhartas.
BOON, adj. Cridheil, aighearach,
sunn-
dach,aobhach,ait ; caoimhneil,fiughantach.
BOOR,
s.
Balach, oglach cumanta, uipear,
umpaidh.
BOORISH, adj. Ludarach, iiipearach,
mi-mhodhail,
neo-oileanta.
BOO
643 BOU
BOORISHNESS,
s.
Ludarachd, uipear-
arhd,
mi-mhodhalachd.
BOOT,
?>. a.
Tairbhich, buannaich,
coisinn
;
saibhrich,
dean feum do.
BOO
1',
s.
Buannachd, cosnadh,
tairbhe
;
ban
aclxl,
tuilleadh
; cobhartach, creach,
faobh
; botuinn,
cas-bheart
;
ionad-toisich
carbaid.
BOOT,
v. a.
Botuinnich,
cuir ort botuin-
nean.
BOOT-CATCHER,
s. Gille bhotuinn.
BOOT-HOSE,
.9.
Mogan,
stocaidhnean an
aite bhotuinnean.
BOOT-TREE,
s.
Ceap
bhotuinnean.
BOOTED, adj.
Botuinneach.
BOOTH,
s.
Buth, pailliun, pubull,
main-
nir,
bothan.
BOOTLESS,
adj. Neo-tharbhach,
neo-
fheumail, neo-stathach, diombain, faoin;
neo-bhuadhach.
BOOTY, s.
Cobhartach, creach, spuinn-
t-adh,
cobhartach reubainn
;
cluiche cuil-
bheartach,
tabhartas cuilbheartach.
BO
PEEP,
s.
Folach-fead, dideagaich.
BORABLE, adj.
A
ghabhas
tolladh.
BORAX,
5. Salann
glaodhaidh,
salann
tathaidh.
BORDER,
s.
Oir, bile, crioch, iomall,
bruach, taobh,
eirthir.
BORDER,
v. a. and n.
Ruig,
bean,
crioch-
naich
ri;
cuir cvioch
ri,
cum a
stigh ;
bi
teann
air,
bi 'n taice
ri,
bi dluth do.
BORDERER,
s.
Criochadair,
fear-aiteach
nan crioch
; coimhearsnach,
nabuidh.
BORE,
v. a. and n.
Toll, gearr
toll
; fosg-
ail le
tolladh, 'cladhaich,
dean toll.
BORE,
$.
Toll; tora, boireal,
inneal-toll-
aidh
; fosgladh, farsuingeachd,
meudachd
tuill
;
ard-lan mara.
BOREAL, adj. Tuathach,
's an airde
Tuath.
BOREAS,
s. A'
ghaoth
Tuath.
BORER,
s.
Inneal-tollaidh, tora,
boireal.
BORN,
v. n. and
pass.
Birte.
BORNE,
part. pas.
Giulainte,
air a
ghiulan.
BOROUGH,
s. Baile
mor,
baile
marg-
aidh.
BORROW,
v. a. Gabh an
coingheall ;
iarr
iasachd
; gabh
iasad, gabh
cuid fir eile.
BORROWER,
s.
Fear-iasaid, fear-gabh-
ail an
coingheall ; gaduiche,
fear-iasachd
nihi-mhodhail.
BORROWING,
s.
Iasad, iasachd,
coin-
gheall.
BOSCAGE,
s.
Coille, doire,
fearann coillt-
each.
.BOSKY, adj. Coillteach, preasach,
coill
teachai).
BOSOM,
s.
Uchd, brollach, broilleach,
cridhe
;
ionad diomhair.
BOSOM,
v. u.
Achlaisich,
cairich ri d'bhroill-
each,
dliithaich ri
d'uchd,
caidrich
;
folaich
a'
d'uchd,
ceil.
BOSS,
s.
Copan
snasmhor
; cop,
eiridh,
cnap,
bucaid
; meall, pluc.
BOSSED,
adj. Copanaichte.
BOSSAGE,
s. Clach
chopanach ;
clach-
aireachd
chopanach.
BOTANICAL,
1
adj.
Luidheacb, lusac\.,
BOTANIC, > aig
am bheil eolas uir
lusan.
BOTANIST, Lusragan,
olla-lus.
BOTANY,
s. Eolas
luibhean,
lus-eolas.
BOTCH,
s.
Leus,
guirean, plucan ;
earrann
chearbach.
BOTCH,
v. a.
Clud,
cludaichi
cairich
gu
neo-shnasmhor,
cuir neo-ealanta r'a
cheile;
cuir ailtean
air,
cuir leusan air.
BOTCHER,
s. Taillear
cludacb, cludair,
breidear.
BOTH, adj.
Le
cheile,
'n an
dithis,
araon.
BOTH,
conj.
Araon, cuideachd,
mar an
ceudna.
BOTHER,
v. a.
Saruich,
sgithich,
cuir
dragh
air.
BOTS,
s. Botuis each.
BOTTLE,
s.
Searrag,
botul; muillean,
trusan,
achlasan.
BOTTLE,
v. a. Cuir an
searragaibh,
botul-
aich.
BOTTLE-SCRKW, s.
Bidhis, sgrobba,
BOTTLING,
s.
Botulachadh,
cur deoch
an
searragaibh.
BOTTOM,
s.
lochdar, mas, grunnd ; aig-
eal
; bun,
bunait, steidh,
bonn
; gleann,
srath,
fearann iosal
;
ceud
thus, grunnd,
long,
soitheach
; gruid, deasgann.
BOTTOM,
v. a. and n.
Tog air, bunaiticb,
steidhich,
suidhich
;
bi steidhichte
air,
buanaich air.
BOTTOMED, adj.
Masach,
aig
am bheil
iochdar no
grunnd.
BOTTOMLESS, adj.
Gun
iochdar, gun
ghrunnd, gun aigeal.
BOUD,
s.
Daol, durrag.
BOUGE,
r.
At, boc,
seid suas.
BOUGE,
s.
Lon,
teachd-an-trr.
BOUGH,
s.
Meur,
geug, meangan,
fiiiran.
BOUGHT,
part.
Ceannaichte.
BOUNCE,
v. n. Leum
ri,
buail ri
; leurn,
thoir
sinteag,
thoir
surdag ;
bi
spagluinn-
each, bagair,
dean bosd
;
bi
ladarna,
bi
dana.
BOUNCE,
s.
Grad-choilleag,
buille
gun
rabhadh
; bragh,
crac,
faruna
; bosd, spag-
luinn, bagradh,
dulan.
BOU
644
BOUNCER,
s.
Fear-spagluinn, fear-bag-
ruidh.
BOUND,
s.
Crioch, iomall,
ceann
; leum,
cruinn-leum, surdag, sinteag.
BOUND,
v. a. and n.
Criochnaicb,
cuir
crioch ri
; bac, pill,
druid a
stigh ;
thoir
leum,
surdag
no
sinteag, surdagaicb.
BOUND,parf. Ceangailte.
B O
UND,
adj.
Suidhiehte air dol.
BOUNDARY,
s.
Crioch,
comharradh-
criche.
BOUNDER,
s.
Fear-criochnachaidh,
fear-
cur chriocbaii ri.
BOUNDING-STONE,
~>s.
Clach-cluiche,
BOUND-STONE, i
clach-cleasachd.
BOUNDLESS,
adj:
Neo-chriochnach.
BOUNDLESSNESS,
s. Neo-chrioch-
nachd.
BOUNTEOUS,
adj. Fiughantaeh,
tabhart-
ach,
pairteachail, fialaidh,
maitheasach.
BOUNTEOUSNESS,
s.
Fiugharitachd,
toirbheartachd,
maitheas.
BOUNTY,
s.
Toirbheartas, fialachd, pairt-
cachd,
aoidhcachd,
maitheas.
BOURGEON,
v. n.
Meanglanaich,
taill-
eanaich.
BOURN,
s.
Crioch, iomall, oir, ceann;
ullt,
sruthan.
BOUSE,
v. a.
01
gu saibhir,
bi
poit.
BOUSY,ad;'.Misgeach, froganacb, soganach.
BOW,
v. a. and n.
Crom, lub, cam,
claon
;
sleuchd,
crom a
sios,
dean uinhlachd.
BOW,
s.
Bogha-saighde ; bogha-frois ;
bogha-inneil
ciuil
; cuing ; bogha
diollaide
;
toiseach
luinge ; cromadh, lubadh,
sleuchd-
adh,
umhlachd.
BOWBENT,
adj. Cam,
lubta.
BOWHAND,
s. Lamh
tarruing
a
bhogha.
BOWLEG,
s.
Lurg cham,
no chrom.
BOWLEGGED,
adj. Cam-chosach,
lug-
ach.
BOW-SHOT,
s. Urchair
saighde.
BO
WEL,
v. a. Thoir a mach am
mionach,
thoir an innidh as.
BOWELS,
s.
Mionach,
innidh;
taobh
stigh ; cridhe,
com
;
innidh
throcaire, iochd,
truas.
BOWER,
s.
Seomar,
buth
;
sgail-thigh,
bothan-samhraidh
;
leithe
chrupaidh ;
acair
luinge.
BOWER,
v. a. Cuir an
sgail-thigh.
BOWERY,
adj. Sgaileach, bothanach,
fion-
nar,
dubharach.
BOWL,
s.
Cupan,
soitheach cruinn dibhe
;
ball
cruinn,
ball cluiche.
BOWL,
v. a. and n. Rol
;
buail le roladh
;
cluic,h le buill.
BOWLING-GREEN,
s.
Reidhlean bhall.
BRA
BOWSPRIT,
s. Crdnn
spreoid,
crann
uisge.
See
Boltsprit.
BOWSTRING,
s.
Sreang-bogha,
taifeid.
BOWYE
R,
s.
Boghadair, i'ear-bogha ;
saor
bhoghachan.
BOX/s. Bocsa, cobhan, ciste;
na
suidheag,
ain a's urramaiche 'n
tigh-cluiche
;
buille,
gleadhar, cnap.
BOX,
v. a. and n. Cuir am
bocsa;
dean
cath-dhorn,
thoir
sgailleag
do.
BOXEN, adj.
Air a dheanamh do dh'
fliiodh
bucsach,
air dhreach an fhiodha
bhucsaich-
BOXER,
s.
Bocsair,
fear-iomairt dhorn.
BOY,
s. Leanabh
mic,
leanabh
gille, giul-
lan,
macan
; balachan, oganach.
BOYHOOD,
s.
Oige, 6g-aois.
BOYISH, adj.
A bhuirieas do bhalachan
6g ; leariabail, faoin,
socharach.
BOYISHNESS,
s.
Leanabas, leanabaidh-
eachd,
faoineachd.
BOYISM,
s.
Leanabas,
leanabaidheachd;
oige, oigead.
BOYS-PLAY,
s. Cluiche
giullain.
BRABBLE,
s.
Connsuchadh, iorghuill,
tuasaid, stri, gleadhraich.
BRABBER,
s. Fear-comhstri.
BRACE,
v. a.
Teannaich, daingnich,
dean
teann.
BRACE,
s.
Crios, bann,
ceangal,
teanna-
dan
; armachd,
uidheam
co^aidh
;
teann-
achadh, daingneachadh ; paidhir, dithis,
cupull.
BRACELET,
s.
Lamh-fhail, usgarlaimhe;
sgiath.
BRACER,
s.
Teannadan,
bann-teannach-
aidh;
iocshlaint
neartachaidh, cungaidh
dhaingueachaidh.
BRACK,
s.
Galla-tholair,
saidh.
BRACHIAL,
adj. Gairdeanach,
a bhuin-
eas do'n
ghairdean.
BRACK,
s.
Bealach, beam,
briseadh.
BRACKEN,
s. Raineach.
BRACKET,
s. Ealchainn.
BRACKISH, adj.
Air bhlas an t-saile.
BRACKISHNESS,
s.
Saillteachd,
neo-
urai reachd.
BRAG,
v. n. Dean
uaill,
bi
raiteachail,
dean
bosd,
dean
spagluinn,
dulanaich.
BRAG,
s.
Uaill, raiteachas, bosd,
spag-
luinn
; uaill, gloir,
aobhar-uaill.
BRAGGADOCIO,
s. Fear
spagluinneach,
gaothaire,
fear mor-uaill.
BRAGGART,
adj. Bosdail, raiteachail,
spagluinneach.
B KAG GE
R,
s. See
Braggadocio.
BRAGLESS,
adj.
Gun
uaill,
neo-uaibh-
reach, gun bhosd,
gun spagluiini.
BRA
645
BRE
BRAID,
v. a.
Figh,
diialuioh.
BRA
ID,
5.
Dual,
ui
fighte
'n a dhualaibh.
BRAID,
art;'.
Meallta, carach,
cuilbheartach.
BRAILS,
s. Ciiird
thogail
sheol
luinge.
'
BRAIN, s.
Eanchaiiiu,
eunchaill
; ceann,
"tuigse.
BHAIN,
v. a. Cuir an eanchaiim
a, marbh,
pad.
BRAINISH,
adj. Bras,
mi-chiallacb.
BRAINLESS,
adj.
Baoth, faoin,
neo-
thuigseach,
neo-thurail,
gun
eapcbainn.
BRAIN-PAN,
5. An
claigeann, claigionn.
BRAINSICK,
adj.
Tuainealach,
amaid-
each,
neo-thurail.
BRAINSICKNESS,
s.
Goraich,
eutrom-
as-cinn,
mearaichinn.
BRAKE,
s.
Droighionhach ;
raineach
;
slachdan-liu
;
lamb
piob
-
thaosgaidh ;
amar-fuinidh ;
uidheam-giulain ghunnacha'
mora.
BRAKE, jfret.
of Break.
BRAKY, adj.
Driseach,
Ian
droighnich.
BRAMBLE,
s.
Dris, preas
smeur.
BRAN,
s.
Cath, corlach, garbhan.
BRAN-NEW, adj.
TJr-nodha.
BRANCH,
5.
Meangan, meanglan,
incur,
geug,
fiuran
; earrann,
cuid
;
sliochd,
gin-
eal,
iarmad
;
cabar
feidh,
meur cabair.
BRANCH,
v. a. and n.
Craobh-sgaoil,
'na
earrannaibh
; sgaoil
a
mach, meur-sgaoil;
bi bith-bhriathracb
;
bi
cabrach,
bi croc-
ach.
BRANCHER,
s. Fear-cur a mach mheur
;
seabhag og, speireag 6g,
cnaimh-fhitheach
og.
BRANCHINESS,
s.
Meanglanachd.
BRANCHY,
adj. Meanganach, meanglan-
ach, geugacb,
dosach, crocach,
cabrach.
BRAND,
s.
Aithine, bioran-teine,
bior-
dearg,
maide connaidh
; claidheamh,
lann
;
beithir,
gath
tairneinich
;
comharradh
taire,
losgadh,
ml-chliu,
tamailt.
BRAND,
v. a.
Tilgathais air, maslaich,
comharraich le iarunn
dearg, loisg.
BRAND
GOOSE,
s. Geadh fiadhaich.
BRANDISH,
v. a.
Crath,
luaisg, tog suas,
cuir mu 'n cuairt
gu
h-ard.
BRANDLING,
s.
Boiteag
shonruichte.
BRANDY,
s. Branndaidh.
BR
ANGLING,
s.
Comhstri, connsachadh,
brioriglaid.
BRANNY, adj. Cathach, garbhanach.
BRAS1ER,
s.
Pi-idsiche,
fear-oibreachaidh
umha,
ceard-umha
; aghann-umhu.
BRASS,
5.
Umha,
prais;
an-danachd.
BRASSI
NESS,
s.
Praiseachd.
BRASSY,
adj. Umhach,
mar
phraisich ;
un-dana,
ladarna.
BRAT,
s.
Isean,
garrach, ablach,
sioch-
aire,
droch leanabh
; linn, clann,
sliochd.
BRAVADO,
s. Uaill
bheadaidh,
spag-
luinn,
maoidheadh.
BRAVE,
adj. Misneachail, curanta, dana,
ibghainteach, gaisgeil,
calma
; fcarail,
mor-
alach,
ard-bheacail, treun,
foinneamh
;
urramach
; finealta, grinn.
BRAVE,
s. Baoth-churaidh
; bosd,
maoidh-
eadh,
dulan.
BRAVE,
v. a.
Dulanaich, tairg
cath
;
amh-
airc misneachail
; maisich,
dean aluinn.
BRAVERY,
s.
Misneach, gaisge,
treubh-
antas, fearalas,
curantachd
; moralaohd,
mor-chuis, finealtachd, grinneas ; greadh-
nachas, spagluinn.
BRAVO,
s. Mortair
ceannaichte,
fear
marbhaidli air son duals.
BRAWL,
v. a. and n. Dean
brionglaid
ghleadhrach,
dean
canran,
dean
comhstri,
trod,
coni)saich,
dean stairirich.
BRAWLER,
s.
Fear-iorghuill,
balach
brionglaideach.
BRAWLING,
s.
Trod,
connsachadh.
^
BRAWN,
s. Feoil
theann,
feoil a's feith-
ran
; calpa ;
cruaidh-fheoil tuirc
;
tore.
BRAWNED, adj.
Laidir,
feitheach.
BRAWNER,
s. Tore biadhta.
BRAWNINESS,
s.
Neart; spionnadh,
luths,
cruas.
BRAWNY, adj.
Feitheach, tomadacb,
laidir,
cruaidh-ghreinaeach, calpach, gram-
ail.
BRAY,
v. a. and n.
Pronn, mion-phronn,
bruth, meil; raoichd, ran, beuc,
sgreucb,
bi
sgalartaich.
BRAY,
5. Sitir
asail; sgread, sgn-euch, ran,
raoichd.
BRAYER,
s.
Sitriche, fear-sitrieh, sgread-
air
; pronnadair,
bruthadair.
BRAZE,
v. a. Tath le
umha,
cairich le
prais ;
cruadhaich le mi-naire.
BRAZEN,
adj. Umhach,
air a dheanamh
de
phrais ; ladarna,
mi-narach.
BRAZEN,
v. n. Bi
bathaiseaeh,
bi an-
dana.
BRAZEN-BROWED,
adj. Ladarna,
ini-
mhodhail.
BRAZEN-FACE,
s. Bathais
gun
naire.
BRAZEN-FACED, adj.
Batbaiseach,
beag-narach,
ladarna.
BRAZENNESS,
s. Coltas
umha;
mi-
naire,
ladarnas.
BREACH,
s.
Briseadh, fosgladh, sgain-
eadh
;
bealach,
beam
; easaonachd,
do-
cbair.
BREAD,
s. Aran
; biadh, Ion,
teaehd-au-
th\
BRE
646 BRI
BREAD-CHIPPER,
s.
Fear-gearraidh
arain.
BREAD-CORN,
s. Arbhar-arain.
BREADEN, adj. Aranach,
airadheanamh
di <ih' avan.
BREADTH,
s.
Leud, farsuingeachd.
BREADTHLESS,
adj.
Aitnhleathan.
BREAK,
v. a. and n.
Biis, sgealb,
crac,
sgoilt;
bris cuir
gu
dith. bris creideas
;
fas
lag,
fas breoite.
BREAK.
Briseadb, sgealbadh, sgoltadh
;
bealach,
beam.
BREAKABLE, adj.
Bristeach,
so-bhris-
idh.
BREAKER,
s. Fear-brisidh
;
sumainn,
tonn-creige, sgeir-thonn ; treabhaiche,fear-
caibe
; rnilltear,
fear-millidh.
BREAKFAST,
v. n. Bris air do
thrasg,
ith biadh maidne.
BREAKFAST,
s.
Biadh-maidne, Ion,
biadh,
cobhartacb.
BREAKWATER^.
Dion
acarsaid, being
T\
tonn.
BREAST,
s.
Uchd, brollacb, broilleach,
maothnn
;
ciochan
, coguis,
cridhe.
BREAST,
v. a. Cuir uchd ri
uchd,
thoir
agbaidh
air.
BREASTBONE,
s. Ctrnimh.
uchd,
an
duilleag.
BREASTED,
adj. Uchdail,
cliabh-fhars-
uinri,
cliaMi-leathann.
BREASTHOOKS,
s. Tarsannain
luinge.
BREASTKNOT,
s. Dos ribeanan air an
uchd.
BREASTPLATE,s. Uchd-eideadh,
uchd-
armachd.
BREASTPLOUGH,
s. Caibe
lair,
lar-
chai be.
BREASTWORK,
s.
Uchd-bhalla,
uchd-
dhaingneach.
BREATH,
s.
Anail, deo; bcatha;
anal-
athadh,
anail
; deo,
seideag.
BREATHE,
v. a. and n.
Analaich,
tarr-
uing anail, seid;
seid
arm;
bi
beo; gabh
anail,
leig
anail.
BREATHER,
s. Neach
beo,
fear 'sam
bheil anail
;
fear-aithris, cagaraiche.
BREATHING,
5.
Urnuigh
dhiomhair,
analachadh, seideadh,
tarruing
analach
;
iomid-tarruing analach, fosgladh ;
labhairt
cainnt.
BREATHING-PLACE,
s.
Anail-ionad,
stad an
leughadh.
BREATH1NG-TIME.
Anail, fois,
tiom-
anail.
BREATHLESS,
adj. Plosgartach,
seid-
eagach, sgith,
saruichte
; gun deo,
gun
anail,
uiarbh.
BREATHLESSNESS,
s.
Ruith-analach.
BRED, part. pas.
Araichte.
BREDE,
s. See Braid.
BREECH,
s.
lochdar
a
chuirp, mas, ton,
tulachann, earr,
deireadh.
BREECH,
v. a.
Briogaisich,
cairich am
briogais ;
ouir earr air.
BREECHES,
s.
Briogais,
triubhas.
BREECHING,
s. Cordao-earr
ghunnacha
mora,
air bord
luinge.
BREED,
v. a. and n.
Gin, siolaich,
tarm-
aich,
cuir an Jionmhoireachd
; tog, araicb,
ionnsaioh,
thoir
foghlum
do
; tog suas,
alaich.
BREED,
5.
Seorsa, grie, siol, sliochd;
alach,
linn.
BREED-BATE,
s.
Ceann-aimhreit,
buair-
eadair.
BREEDER,
s.
Fear-gintinn, girieadair,
fear-alaich,
tarmachair
; fear-togail,
f'ear-
araic.h,
fear-altruim
;
bean shiolmhor.
BREEDING,
s.
lonnsachadh, foghlum,
oilcan,
eolas, togail
suas
; modh, bens,
deadh oilean
; arach,
togail
suas
;
macai-
adh.
BREEZE,
s.
Creithleag, cuileag ghath-
ach.
BREEZE,
s. Gaoth
sgairteil, seideag
bheothail; tlath-ghaoth.
BREEZELESS, adj.
Ciuin, samhach,
gun ghaoth.
BREEZY,
adj.
Tla-ghaothach ; osagach,
oiteagach.
BRETHREN,
s. Braithrean.
BREVIARY,
s. Leabhar
la-urnuigh eag-
lais na Roimhe.
BREVIATE,
5. Gearr-shuim
cuise; paip-
eir
cuis-lagha.
BREVITY,
s.
Giorrad, aithghlorrad.
BREW,
v. a. and n.
Tog,
dean
togail,
dean
deooh-oil
; tionnsgain,
cnuasaich
;
dearbh
;
bi
grudaireachd.
BRE
WAGE,
*.
Co-mheasgadh
mhorain
nithean,
bruthaisdp.
BREWER,
s. Fear-deanamh
dibhe, grud-
aire,
fear-togalach.
BREWERY,
s.
Tigh-togalach.
BREWHOUSE,
s. See
Brewery.
BREWING,
s.
Togail
dibhe.
BRIBE,
s. Duais
chlaori-blireith,
cumha-
eucoir, tiodhlac-brathaidh,
brib.
BRIBE,
v. a. Ceannaich le
duais,
brib.
BRIBER,
s. Fear-ceannaich
claon-bhreith,
fear-toirt duais a dheanamh
eucoir,
briob-
air.
BRIBERY,
$. Duais na
h-euceairt,
briob-
adh.
BRICK,
5. Clach chreadha
;
builionn arain.
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047
BRI
BRICK,
v. a.
Leag
le clachaibh-creadha.
BRICK-CLAY,
s. Criadh chlachan-crea-
dha.
BRICK-DUST,
x. Criadh-dhuslach.
BRICK-EARTH,
s. Talamh chlachan
creadha.
BRICK-KILN,
s. Ath-chreadha,
ath
chlacha criadha.
BRICKLAYER,
s. Criadh-chlachair,
clachair chriadh-chlach.
BRICKMAKER,
s. Fear-deanamh
chlach-
an creadha.
BRICKWORK,
s. Obair chlachan
creadha.
BRIDAL,
s.
Banais, posadh.
BRIDAL, adj.
A bhuineas
do
bhanais,
posda.
BRIDE,
s. Bean-bainnse.
BRIDEBED,
.?. Leaba mna-bainnse,
leaba
na caraid
dig.
BRIDECAKE,
s.
Bonnach-bainnse,
bon-
nach mna-bainnse.
BRIDEGROOM,
.s. Fear-bainnse.
BRIDEMAID,
s.
Maighdean-lhimhebean-
bainnse, maighdean-phosaidh.
BRIDEMAN,
s.
Fleasgach pdsaidh,
fleas-
gach
fir-bai rinse.
BRIDEWELL,
s.
Tigh
smachdachaidh,
gainntir, priosan.
BRIDGE,
s. Drochaid.
BRIDGE,
v. a. Cuir drochaid thar.
BRIDLE,
s.
Srian, taod,
ceannsal.
BRIDLE,
v. a, and n.
Srian,
stiur,
treor-
aich,
seol
;
cuir srian
air;
cuir srian
ri,
ceannsaich,
cum a
stigh.
BRIDLER,
s.
Fear-stiuraidh,
fear-treor-
achaidh.
BRIEF,
adj.
Goirid,
gearr, aithghearr ;
cumhann,
aimhleathan.
BRIEF,
s.
Sgriobhadh, gearr-sgriobhadh ;
stiim
aithghearr
cu'se
; gairm-sgriobhaidh
gu
cuirt cheartais.
BRIEFNESS,
s.
Giorrad, aithghearrachd.
BRIER,
s.
Dris, preas-mhucag.
ISRIERY,
adj.
Driseach, preasach, deilg-
neach.
BRIG,
s.
Long
da chroiun.
BRIGADE,
s. Buidheann mhor airm.
BRIGAND,
s.
Spuinnear,
creactiadair.
BRIGANDAGE,
s.
Spuinneadh,
creach,
BRIGANDINE,
s.
Long
chreachaidh
long spuinnidh;
luireach mhailleaeh.
BRIGHT, adj. Soilleir, soillseach,
dearsach
dealrach, loinnireach,
boillsgeach ; glan
so-f haicsinneach
; glormhor,
aluinn
; tap-
aidh, geur, toinisgeil ; cliuiteach,
ainmeil
mordha.
BRIGHTEN,
v. a. and n.
Soillsich,
dears
aich, soilleirich,
loinurich
;
dean soilleir
cuir solus
air;
beothnioli,
dean
aighearach
:
dean
cliuiteach,
dean ainmi-il
;
dean
tap-
aidh, geuraich
;
di-alraich,
fas soilleir.
BRIGHTNESS,
s.
Soilleireachd.dearsachd,
dealrachd, boillsgeachd,
loinnireaclid
; tap-
achd, geire.
BRILLIANCY,
s.
Loinnearachd,
soills-
eachd,
dearsachd,
dealradh.
BRILLIANT,
adj.
Soillseach, dearsach,
boillsgeach,
loinriireacfi,
BLILLIANTNESS,
s. Loinnireachd,
dearsachd,
soillseachd.
BRILLS,
5.
Rosgan
eich.
BRIM,
s.
Oir, bile,
bruach,
iomall
; beul,
mullach.
BRIM,
adj.
Aithnichte.
BRIM,
v. a. and n. Lion
barrach,
lion
gu
'bheul,
strac
;
hi Ian, bi
barrach,
bi stracta.
BRIMFUL, adj. Lan, barrach, lom-lan,
deari'-lan,
stracta,
BRIMFULNESS,
s.
Lanaclid,
dearr-lan-
achd,
lan-mullaich.
BR1MLESS, adj. Lorn, gun
oir.
BRIMMER,
s.
Cuach-stracta,
cuach Ian.
BRIMMING,
adj. Lom-lan,
dearr-lan.
BRIMSTONE,
s.
Prormasg, pronnusg.
BRIMSTONE, adj.
Pronn
asg
ach.
BRINDED,
adj.
Srianach, stiallach,
riabh-
ach.
BRINDLE,
s.
Srianachd,
stiallachd.
BRINDLED, adj.
Srianach, stiallach,
riabhach.
BRINE,
5.
Uisge
saillte
;
saile.
BRINE,
v. a. Cuir
uisge goirt
air.
BRINEPIT,
s. Slochd
saile,
toll
uisge
inara.
BRING,
v. a.
Thoir, tabhair, tluibhair,
beir.
BR1NGER,
s.
Fear-giulain,
fear-tabhairt.
BRINGlNG/or</2,
s.
Gineamhuinn,
breith.
BRINISH, adj.
Saillte,
air bhlas an t' saile.
BRINISHNESS,
s. Saillteachd.
BRINK,
5.
Oir, loir, bruach,
bile.
BRINY, adj.
Saillte,
goirt.
BRISK,
adj. Brisg,
beothail, cridheil,
snnn-
dach
; gleusda,
smiorail,
tapaidh,
clis.
BRISK
up,
v. a. and ?t.
Beothaich,
dean
cridheil
; beothaich,
bi
clis,
bi smiorail.
BRISKET,
s.
Mir-iichd,
broilleaoh.
BRISKNESS,
s.
Beothalachd,
smicral-
achd, graideachd, tapachd,
cliseachd,
suuii-
dachd, cridhealas,
meamnachd.
BRISTLE,
s.
Calg muice,
friodhan.
BRISTLE,
v. a. and n.
Tog
friodhan air
;
bi friodhanach
;
cuir
calg
air.
BRISTLE-LIKE, adj. Teann, laidir,
duilich a
Itibadh,
mar
chalg
muice.
BRISTLY, adj. Calgach,
friodhanach.
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BRO
BRITISH,
adj.
Breatunnach,
an t-sean
chhnain
Bhreatunnach,
canain Wales.
BRITON,
s.
Breatunnach,
fear a mhuinn-
tir Bhreatuinn.
BRITON, adj.
Breatunnach,
a bhuineas
do Bhreatunn.
BRITTLE,
adj. Brisg,
furasd' a bhriseadh,
BRITTLENESS,
s. So
bhristeachd, brisg-
eachd.
BRIZE,
s.
Creithleag.
BROACH,
s.
Bior,
bior-roslaidh
;
seorsa
orgain ;
bior
croice,
croc-bhior.
BROACH,
v. a. Cuir
Liorann; toll, leig
ruith le
; fosgail,
bris air
j labhair,
cuir an
ceill; 'measg mharaichcan, grad
chuir mu'n
cuairt,
tionndaidh ris an t-soirbheas.
BROACHER,*. Bior, bior-roslaidh;
fear-
aithris, ughdair.
BROAD, adj.
Leathann
; mor, farsuing ;
garbh, leathann,
domhail
; drabasta,
coma
mu
chainnt,
rieo-mhodhail.
BROAD-CLOTH,
s. Aodach-leathann.
BROADEN,
v. n.
Leudaich, farsuingich,
fas leathann.
BROADISH, adj. Leathann,
car leathann.
BROADNESS,
s.
Laud,
farsuingeachd ;
drabastnchd,
mi-mhodhalachd.
BROADSIDE,
s. Taobh
luinge,
taobh
mor
luinge ;
urchair o
gach gunna
air
taobh
luinge,
fead-thaoibh.
BROADSWORD,
s. Claidheamh
mor,
claidheamh leathann.
BROADWISE,
adv. A reir an leoid.
BROCADE,
s. Sioda
greiste,
sioda srian-
ach.
BROCADED,
adj.
Ann an culaidh shioda
ghreiste ;
air
fhigbe
mar shioda
greiste.
BROCAGE,
s.
Buannachd,
ceannachd
;
duais
gniomha mhi-laghail;
marsantachd
bharlagach,
ceannachd
bhaidreagach ;
dreuchd fir dheanamh
ghnothuichean
air
son neach eile am
margadh.
BROCOLI,
s. Seorsa Cabaist.
BROCKET,
s. Da-bhliadhnach feidh.
BROGUE,
s.
Brog, cuaran, brog ghaidh-
ealach, brog
eill
;
droch bhlas cainnte.
BROGUE-MAKER,
s. Greusaiche bhro-
gan
eille.
BRODEKIN,
s.
Leth-bhotainn,
botainn
ghearr.
BRO1DER,
v. a. Cuir obair
ghreis air,
greis,
cuir
greis
air.
BROIDP:RY,
s. See
Embroidery.
BROIL,
v. a. and n.
Roisd,
bruich air na
h-eibhlean
;
bi
teth,
bi roiste.
HROllv,
s.
Buaireas,
tuairgricadh,
caonnag,
oabaid.
BROILER,
s. Fear
tuaireip,
fear-tuairg-
nidh,
ceann-aimhreit
;
inneal
rosdaidh.
BROKE,
v. n. Bi ri
gnothach
air son fir
eile.
BROKEN, part.
Briste.
BROKEN-HEARTED,
adj.
Fo bhrist-
eadh
cridhe, tuirseach,
airsneulach.
BROKENNESS,s. Bristeachd,
neo-reidh-
eachd.
BROKEN-WINDED,
adj.
Briste 's an
armil,
seideagach.
BROKER,
s.
Fear-gnothaich,
fear-dhean-
amh
ghnothaichean
air son neach eile
;
ceannaiche shean-airneis
;
fear-dheanamh
charaidean.
BKOKERY,
s. Ceaird no dreuchd fir
gnothaich.
BROKERAGE,
s. Duais fir
gnothaich.
BRONCHIAL,
)
adj. Sgornanach,
a
BRONCHICK, S bhuineas do'n amh-
aich.
BRONCHOTOMY,
s.
Fosgladh sgornain,
deanadh
fosgiadh
air an
sgornan.
BRONZE,
s.
Prais, umha,
dealbli
prais
no
dealbh umha.
BRONZE,
v. a.
Cruadhaich mar
phrais.
BROOCH,
s.
Braist, leug,
seud.
BROOCH,
v. a.
Seudaich,
braistich.
BROOD,
v. a. and n.
Alaich,
araich
; gain
suidh air
uibhean,
cuir
gur
ann
;
beachd-
smuaintich,
breithnioh.
BROOD,
s.
Slioohd, a!, siol,
gineal, linn;
gne.
BROODY,
adj. Air-ghur,
deonach suidhe
air
uibhean.
BROOK,
s.
Allt,
alltan, sruth,
caochan.
BROOK,
v. a. and n.
Failing, giuluin,
cuir suas le.
BROOKY,
adj. Sruthanach, caochanach,
Ian allt.
BROOKMINT,
s. Meannt an t-sruthain.
BROOM,
s.
Bealaidh; sguab, sguabach,
sguab-iirlair.
BROOMLAND,
s. Fearann-bealaidb.
BROOMSTAFF,
s.
Cas-sguaibe.
BROOMSTICK,
See Broomstaff.
BROOMY, -adj. Bealaidheach,
lan-beal-
aidh.
BROTH,
s.
Eun-bhrlgh, siigh
feola a's eor-
iia,
brochan sileineach.
BROTHEL,
is.
Tigh
shiurs-
BROTHEL-HOUSE, J ach, tigh
sfrioU
-
ach.
BROTHELLER,
5.
Fear-taghail tigh-
siursachd,
fear
striopachais.
BROTHELRY,s.Striopach,is,neo-ghloinc;
draosdachd,
drabastachd.
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BROTHER,
s. Brathair
;
macsamhuil.
BROTHERHOOD,
5. Braithreachas
;
comunn.
BROTHERLESS, adj.
Gun bhrathair.
BROTHERL1KE, adj.
BratlmireiJ,
mnr
bhrathair.
BROTHERLOVE,
s. Gradh-brathaireil.
BROTHERLY, adj.
Brathaireil.
BROUGHT, part.
Airathoirt.
BROW,
s.
Mala, maladh; clar-aodainn,
bathais
; bruacb,
foir.
BROW,
v. a. Cuir bruach roimh.
BROWBEAT,
v a.
Eagalaich,
naraich,
cuir fo
mhiiiseig,
cuir fo
sprochd.
BROWBEATING,
s.
Di-mhisneachadh,
muiseag.
BROWBOUND,
adj.
Air a
chrunadb,
cruinte.
BROWLESS, adj.
Mi-narach,
ladarna.
BROWS1CK, adj.
Muladach,
airsneul-
ach.
BROWN,
adj.
Donn.
BROWNISH,
adj.
Soilleir-dhonn.
BROWXNESS,
s.
Doinne,
duinne.
BROWNSTUDY,
s. Smuainteachadh
gruamach,
dubh-smuaintean.
BROWNIE,
s.
Bodach, uruisg, glas-stig.
BROWSE,
v. a. and n.
Creim, bileagaicb,
ith barr
phreas.
BROWSE,
s.
Freasan, preasarnach.
BRUISE,
v. a.
JPronn, bruth, mion-phronn.
BRUISE,
s.
Bruthadh, ciurradh,
dochann.
BRUISER,
s.
Meileadairj bruthadair,
dornair.
BRUIT,
v. a.
Innis, aithris,
cuir an ceill.
BRUMAL, adj. Geamhrail,
a bhuineas
do'n
gheamhradh.
BRUNETTE,
s. Bean
iarnaidh,
bean
dhorcha 's a
ghnuis.
BRUNT,
s.
Garbh-ionnsuidh,
teas stri.
BRUSH,
s.
Sguab, sguabach, sguab-aod-
aich,
bruis
; suathadh, greidheadh,
cairbh-
ist
;
doire.
'BRUSH,
v. a. and ??.
Sguab,
sliob,
suath
as,
bruis
;
crath air
falbh,
crath dheth ;
siubhail seachad 'n ad
sgriob.
B
RUSHER,
s.
Fear-sguabaidh,
fear-bruis-
idh.
BRUSHWOOD,
5.
Dlu-phreasarnach,
crionacb,
frith-choille.
BRUSHY,
adj. Deilgneach,
biorach,
friodh-
anach,
giobacb.
BRUSK,
adj.
Mi-mhodhail, borb,
aineol-
ach,
bruideil.
BRUTAL,
adj. Ainmhidheach, corporra ;
allmharra, an-iochdmhor, garg,
bruideil.
BRUTALITY,
s.
Allmharrachd,
bruid-
?alachd,
an-iochd.
BRUTE,
adj.
Bruideil, gun
mholhach-
adb
; allmhara, allaidb, fiadhaich, borb,
an-iochdmhor; ainmhidheach,
feolar,
cor-
porra.
BRUTE,
s.
Ainir.hidh,
beathach,
creutair
gun reusan,
neach allaidh.
BRUT1FY. v. a. Dean 'n a
ainmhidh,
dean
bruideil,
dean
an-iochdmhor,
dean
allmhara.
BRUTISH,
adj.
Bruideil, feolmhor,
ain-
rnhidheach; allmhara, fiadhaich, borb,
garg,
aineolach,
neo-mhothachail.
BRUT1SHNESS,
s.
Ainmhidheachd,
allmharrachd,
an-iochdmhorachd.
BRUTT1NG,
s. Creimeadh barr rnhean-
gan.
BUBBLE,
s.
Gucag, cop, builgean,
suil-
eag ;
ni
f'aoin,
cobhar
; faileas,
mealladh.
BUBBLE, v. a. and n.
Meall,
thoir an car
a
;
eirich
gu gucagach,
bi
suileagach ;
ruith
gu cronanach,
tormanaich.
BUBBL
KR,
s.
Mealltair, coalgair.
BUBBLY, adj. Spliugach, gliugach, splang-
aideach.
BUCANIERS,
.9. Creachadairean
mara,
luchd
spuinnidh
air
f'airge.
BUCK,
s.
Uisge sguraidh, uisge nigheadair-
eachd
;
aodach air a
nighe ;
tear
spaideil,
lasgair ; boc,
damh f eidh.
BUCK,
v. a. and n.
Nigh,
dean
nigheadair-
eachd
;
bi air
damhair,
dair.
BUCK
BASKET,
s. Bascaid
nigheachaia.
BUCKET,
5.
Cuinneag,
bucaid.
BUCKINGSTOOL,
s. Farm
nigheach-
ain.
BUCKLE,
s.
Bucull,
claspa;
cas-fhalt,
cuairtea?, cuach, cuachag.
BUCKLE,
v. a. and n.
Ceangail
le
bucull,
claspaich,
beairtich
; crioslaich, deasaich,
uidheamaich.
BUCKLER,
s.
Sgiath-dhion, sgiath.
BUCKLER,
v. a.
Cuidich,
dion fo
sgeith.
BUCKRAM,
s. Aodach teann lin.
BUCKMAST,
s. Cnomhan faidhbhil-
each.
BUCKSTALL,
s. Lion
glilacaidh
teidb,
goisne
feidh.
BUCKTHORN,*. Sgitheach.
BUCOLIC,
s. Bard
luinneagach ;
oran
buachaille,
bo-choilleag.
BUCOLIC,
BUCOLIC
AL, .
BUD,
s.
Ur-thas, iir-ros, barr-guc, gucag.
BUD,
v. a. and n.
Suidhich,
tatb r' a
cheile,
suidhich
ur-fhas;
cuir a mach
blath,
thig
fo dhuilleach
;
bi fo
bhlatb,
biodaich.
BUDGE,
v. n.
Caraich, gluais, glidriich.
BUDGE, adj. Rag, mor,
domhiil.
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BUN
BUDGEH,
*. Fear
gluasaid.
BUDGET,
s.
Bolg, poca, maileid; stor,
tasgadh.
BUFF,
s.
Leathar-sginneir,
dath buidlie
bhan.
BUFF,
v. a.
Buail,
dorn.
BUFFALO,
s. Damh
allaidh,
damh fiadh-
aich.
BUFFET,
s.
Dorn, sgailc, sgailleag ;
am-
raidh riomhach,
BUFFET,
v. a. and n. Buail
dorn, dorn,
cnap,
thoir
sgailc do; cath,
bi
'g
iomairt
dhorn.
BUFFETER,
s.
Dornair, fear-caonnaig.
BUFFOON,
s. Baoth chleasaiche
; sgeig-
ear,
fear-magaidh.
BUFFOON,
v. a.
Sgeig, mag,
dean foch-
aid air.
BUFFOONERY,
s.
Amhlaireachd,
baoth-
chleasachd
; ain-cheard, sgeigeireachd,
magadh.
BUFFOONING,
s.
Ain-cheard,
baoth-
chleasachd,
sgeigeireachd.
BUG,
s. Leomann
fiodha,
miol nodha.
BUGBEAR,
s.
Bocan,
culaidh-eagail.
BUGGY,
adj.
Anns am bheil leomainn
fhiodha.
BUGLE,
Is.
Dudach,
adharc-
BUGLEHORN, 5
fhoghaid.
BUGLE,
s. Seorsa de dhamh
fiadhaich;
gneluis; gloine
dhubh loinnireach.
BUGLOSS,
s. Lus
teanga
'n daimh.
BUILD,
v. a. and n.
Tog,
dean aitreabh-
thogail;
bi
clachaireachd,
bi
togail
aitreabh
;
earb
a, socraich air.
BUILDER,
s.
Clachair, fear-togail
ait-
veabh.
BUILDING,
s,
Togail, tigh,
aitreabh.
BUILT,
s. Cumadh
aitreibh,
togail.
BULB,
a. Bun
cruinn, meacan,
meallan.
BULB,
v. n.
Bulgaich, at,
cinn domhail.
BULBACEOUS, adj. Meacanach,
iUn
ghlun.
B
ULBED,
adj.
Cruinn 'n a mheall.
BULBOUS,
adj. Meacanach,
fan
ghlun.
BULGE,
s.
SgaSneadh, sgoltadh, fosgladh.
BULGE,
v. n.
Sgain, sgoilt,
bi
eu-dionach,
leig
a steach
uisge ; bulgaich,
bruchd a mach.
BULK,
s.
Meudachd, tomad,
domhlachd;
a chuid a's
mo,
a
mhor-roinn.
BULKHEAD,
s. CFaraidh soithich.
BULKINESS,
s.
Meudachd,
domhlachd,
tomadachd.
BULKY, adj.
Mdr, domhail,
tomadach.
BULL,
s.
Tarbh;
mearachd
focail,
tuit-
eamas cairmte.
BULL-BAITING,
s. Gleaehd chon a's
tliurbh.
BULL-BEEF,
s. Feoil tairbh.
BULL-BEGGAR,
s.
Bocan,
culaidh
eag-
ail,
uamhas.
BULL-CALF,
s.
Laogh
firionn
j baoghlan,
sgonn.
BULL-DOG, s.
Tarbh-mhadadh,
cu feol-
adair.
BULL-FACED,
adj. Aig
am bheil aodann
ro mhor.
BULLFINCH,
s. Buidhein na coille.
BULL-
FLY,
s.
Cuileag
mhor.
BULL-HEAD,
s.
Buimeilear, umpaidh,
clod-cheann
;
ainm
eisg, greusaiche ;
lon-
chraois.
BULLET,
s. Peileir.
BULLETIN,
s.
Naigheachd
ciiirt.
BULLION,
s. Ord
oir,
no
airgid.
BULLISH, adj.
Tuisleach an cainnt.
BULLOCK,
s. Tarbh
6g,
damh.
BULLY,
s. Curaidh
spleaghach,
ceatharn-
ach an-dana.
BULLY,
v. a. and n. Cuir
eagal air,
maoidh
air
;
bi
aimhreiteach,
bi tuasaideach.
BULRUSH,
s.
Luachair,
cuilc.
BULRUSHY, adj.
Lan
luachair,
luachair-
each.
BULTEL, s.Corlach,
garbhan ; pill-chriath-
raidh.
BULWARK,
s.
Balla-daingnich, didean;
daingneach,
baile diona
;
dion.
BULWARK,
v. a.
Daingnich, dJon,
tug
balla didein mu'n
cuairt,
cuir callaid mu
thimchioll.
BUM,
s.
Mas, leth-deiridh,
ton.
BUM,
v. n.
Tormanaich,
bi fuaimneach.
BUMBAILIFF,
s. Maor
suarach,
maor
trailleil.
BUMBARD,
s.
Guunamor;
sean
chupa
leathair
; cuinneag
leathair.
BUMBOAT,
s. Bata luiristeach.
BUMP,
s.
At, meall, cnap, pluc;
cronan
nan
sgarbh.
BUMPER,
s. Gloine
dhearr-lan,
cuach
stracta,
sgailc.
BUMPKIN,
.%
Luiriste, luidealach,
ump-
aidh, gleosgaire.
BUMPKINLY, adj. Luiristeach, pleoisg-
cach,
luideach.
BUNCH,
s.
Meall, cnap, croit,
snaidhm
;
bagaid, bagailt, gagan, cluigean; dos, bad,
fleasg.
BUNCH,
v. n.
Fascrotach,
bi Ian
chnapan.
BUNCHBACKED,
adj.
Crotach,
dronna^
gach.
BUNCHINESS,
s.
Bagaideachd,
crot-
achd.
BUNCHY,,
adj. Bagaideach, cluigeanach,
gaganach, dosach,
badanach.
BUN 651
BUR
BUNDLE,
s.
Ceanglachan, paisgean,
ach-
lasan,
trusan
; ultach,
rola.
BUNDLE,
v. a.
Ceangail cuideachd,
dean
suas 'n a
dhorlach, trus,
cuir an
ceangal.
BUNG,
s. Arcan buideil.
BUNG,
v. a.
Druid,
duhi le arcan.
BUNGHOLE,
s. Toll an arcain.
BUNGLE,
v. a. and n.
Cairicb, clud,
dean
gu ceavbach,
dean mi-shnasmhor.
BUNGLE,
s.
Clud, breid,
caradh
cearbaeh,
milleadh,
obair
sgodach.
BUNGLER,
s. Fear-millidh
oibre,
tuaisd-
ear.
BUNN,
s. Aran milis.
BUNT,
s.
longrachadh,
mor-fhaslach
;
poca, glac,
cromadh,
meadhon siuil.
BUNT,
v. n.
Bolg, bulg,
at a mach.
BUNTER,
s.
Caile, sgonn
caile.
BUNTI
NG,
s.
Gealag
bhuachair.
BUNTING,
s. Aodach suaicheantais
luinge.
BUOY,
s.
Fleodruinn, bolla,
area.
BUOY,
v. a. and n. Cum an
uachdar,
cum
air
snamh;
bi 'n
uachdar,
eirich air a
bharr,
BUOYANCY,
s.
Eutromachd,
tuireach
an
uachdar,
fleodradh.
BUOYANT, adj. Eutrom,
a
shnamhas,
a
dh' fhanas an uachdar.
BURDEN,
s.
Eallach, uallach, cudthrom,
eire
; airsneul, doilghios ; breith,
aisead
;
fonn, luinneag ;
luchd.
BURDEN,
v. a.
Uallaich, sachdaich,
cuir
eallach
air,
luchdaich.
BURDENER,
s.
Fear-sachdaohaidh,
fear-
luchdachaidh,
fear sarachaidh.
BURDENOUS, adj. Trom,
draghail,
doil-
ghiosach ; neo-fheumail,
uallachail.
BURDENSOME,
adj. Doilghiosacb,
draghail, trioblaideaeh,
duilich ri
ghiulan,
cudthromach.
BURDENSOMENESS,
s.
Cudthrom,
trom,
trioblaideachd.
BURDOCK s.
Mac-an-dogha,
cliadan.
BUREAU,
s. Ciste
bhocsach,
ciste chlar-
sgriobhaidh.
BURGAGE,
s. Gabhaltas
baile-margaidh.
BURGEON,
s. Plucan
meangain, gath-
craoibhe.
BURGESS,
s. Aon do shaor dhaoine baile
mhoir;
saoranach.
BURGESS-SHIP,
s. Staid saoranaich.
BURGH,
s.
Baile-mor, baile-margaidh,
baile-saor.
BURGHER,
s.
Saoranach,
neach
aig
am
bheil seilbh an coraichean baile mhoir.
BURGHERSHIP,
s.
Dlighe saoranaich,
coir duine shaoir baile mhoir.
BURGLER,
*.
Meirleach,
fear
spuinnidh
thighean.
BURGLARIOUS,
adj.
A bhuineas do
chiont
spuinnidh thighean.
BURGLARY,
s. Briseadh
thighean, spuin-
neadh na
h-oidhche,
ciont meirle 'n dorch-
adais.
BURGOMASTER,
*.
Baillidh,
aor, !..
luchd
riaghlaidh baile-margaidh.
BURIAL,
s.
Adhlacadh,
tiodhlacadh,
torr-
adh.
BURL,
v. a. Luaidh eudach.
BURLER,
s. Muillear-luaidh.
BURLESQUE,ad;.Aincheardach,abhachd-
ach, neonach,
iongantach, sgeigeil, magail.
BURLESQUE,
s.
Aincheard, abhachd,
fearas-chuideachd, sgeigeireachd,
fochaid.
BURLESQUE,
v. a. Dean fochaid
air,
mag, sgeig,
tionndaidh
gu
aobhar
ghaire.
BURLESQUER,
s.
Fear-sgeig,
lear-foch-
aid.
BURLINESS,
s.
Tomult, mor-labhradh,
domhladas,
farum.
BURLY,
adj. Leathaun, domhail, Ian,
dinnte
; spagluinneach,
stairneach.
BURN,
v. a. and n.
Loisg,
caith le
tctne,
cuir ri theine
;
bi air theine
;
loisg
le
anamhiann,
bi air bhraise
;
bi
losgadh,
bi
cnamh.
BURN,
s.
Losgadh, sgaldadh,
dochann le
teine.
BURNABLE, adj. Tioram,
deas
gu losg-
adh,
freagarrach
air son
losgaidh.
BURNER,*.
Fear-losgaidh.
BUR
NET,
s.
Loisgean.
BURNING,
s.
Losgadh, teine, lasair, leus,
teas,
ainteas
; lasadh,
cur ri theine.
BURNING,
adj. Loisgeach, garg.
BURNING-GLASS,
s.
Gloine-losgaidh.
BURNISH,
v. a. and n.
Liomh, loinnrich,
glan ; dears,
fas loinrireach.
BURNISH,
s.
Liomh,
loinnreachas.
BURNISHER,
s.
Fear-liomhaidh,
fear-
loinnreachaidh
;
inneal liomhaidh.
BURNT, part. Loisgte.
BURR,
s. Faillean na cluaise.
BURR-
PUMP,
s. Seorsa
feadain-taosg-
aidh.
BURROW, BERG, BURG, BURGH,
s. Baile-
margaidh,
baile bhaillidhean
;
toll choin-
ean.
BURROW,
v. n. Cladhaich fo thalamh.
BURSAR,
s.
Fear-gleidhidh
an
airgid
ann
an
oil-thigh ;
foghlumaiche agheibh
cdmh
nadh
gu 'fhoghlum
a
phaidheadh.
BURSARY,
s. lonmhas
oil-thighe;
comh-
nadh
airgid
a
gheibh foghlumaich
ann an
oil-thigh.
BUR
652 BUX
BURST,
v. a. and n.
Sgoilt, sgain, gra
sgaoil
o cheile
;
leum
as, grad fhuasgail
tbig
'na d'
mhaoim,
'na d' bhruchd.
BURST,
s.
Sgaineadh, sgoltadh,
bruchd
maoim.
BURST,
ladj.
Fuidh
mham-sic,
briste
liURSTEN, }
's a mhionach.
B
URSTNESS,
s.
Mam-sic, beum-sic,
bris
eadh mionaich.
BURSTER,
s.
Fear-sgainidh, fear-sgolt
aidh,
tear-bruchdaidh.
BURTHEN,
s. See
Burden,
s. and v.
BURY,
v. a.
Adhlaic, tiodhlaic,
cuir fo'r
uir,
torr
;
ceil, folaich, cleith,
cuir am
folach.
BURYING-PLACE,
s. Ait' adhlacaidh
baghan,
cladh.
BUSH,
s.
Preas, dos;
bad suaicheantais
tighe-leanna.
BUSH,
v. n. Fas
tiugh,
dosaich.
BUSHEL,
s. Tomhas araidh.
BUSHINESS,
s.
Preasarnachd,
dosanachd.
BUSHMENT,
s.
Preasarnach,
doire
i
dluth.
JkUSHY, adj. Preasach,
dosach,
gasach ;
T
tiugh,
badanach.
BUSILESS,
s.
Diomhain, gun glinothach,
gun ghniomh.
BUSINESS,
s.
Obair,
gnothuch; cuis,
rud.
BUSK,
s.
Sgolb-uchda,
aisinn
peiteig.
BUSK,
v. a.
Deasaich, sgeadaich, gririuich.
BUSKET,
s.
Preasan,
dosan
;
oisinn
gar-
aidh,
air dheadh
ghrinneas.
BUSKIN,
s.
Leth-bhot, cuaran,
mar bhios
air luchd cluiche.
BUSKINED, adj.
Ann an
leth-bliotaibh,
no an cuaranaibh
fada;
a bhuineas do
ehluiche.
BUSS,
s.
P6g, busag; long-iasgaich.
BUSS,
v. a.
Pog,
thoir
pog
do.
BUST,
s, Dealbh snaidhte no creadha
duine,
o cheann
gu gualainn.
BUSTARD,
5. Coileach Turcach fiadhaich.
BUSTLE,
v. n. Dean
iomairt, tog iomairt,
bi d'
chabhaig.
BUSTLE,
s.
Cabbag, iorghuill, othail,
uinich, iomairt,
drip, tuairgneadh.
BUSTLER,
s.
Fear-iorghuilleach,
fear
cabhagach,
duine
tuairgneach,
tear
iomairt.
BUSY,
adj. Saoithreacb,
gniomliach,
dean-
adach; meachranach, leamh,
bleideil.
BUSY,
v. a. Cum
gniomhach,
cuna deana-
dach,
cum 'na
chabhaig.
BUSYBODY,
s. Fear
beadaidh,
fear-
sgeoil,
fear-tuaileis.
BUT,
conj.
Acb,
ach
mur, mur, murbiodh,
mur b' e 's
gu ;
mur bhitheadh 's
gu ; gidh-
eadh
;
nach
;
ach anihain.
BUT,
adv. A
mhain,
ach amhain.
BUT,
inter;. Nach,
gur.
BUT,
s.
Ci'ioch,
ceann-criche.
BUT,
v. a. Bean
ri, ruig ; ag,
cuir
ag
ann.
BUT-END,
s. Ceann
reamhar, bonri, sail,
earr, bun,
maol-cheann.
BUTCHER,
s.
Feoladair;
duine
fuilteach,
borb,
mortach.
BUTCHER,
v. a.
Casgair, marbh,
mort.
BUTCH
ERLINESS,
s,
Buirbe, fuilteachd,
mortaireachd.
BUTCHERLY,
adj. Cruaidh-chridheach,
fuileachdach.
BUTCHERY,
s. Feoladaireachd
; mort,
mortaireachd, fuil, fuilteachd, ar; tigh-
feoladaireachd.
BUTLER,
s.
Buidealair,
fear-cuiara na
dibhe.
BUTLERSHIP,
s.
Buidealaireachd,
dreuchd seirbhisich dibhe.
BUTMENT,
5. Bonn
bogha
drochaid.
BUTT,
s. lonad
cuimse,
uite buill-amais
;
crioch, ball-amais;
culaidh-mhagaidh,
cuis-
bhuird, ball-magaidh ; comhanadh,
cus-
pair;
buille 'bheir ainmhidh
adharcach,
putadh, purradh ;
buille claidheimh
;
buid-
eal
mor, baraille,
tocsaid.
BUTT,
v. a.
Put, purr,
stailc
BUTTER,
s. Im.
BUTTER,
v. a. Taisich le
1m, uill,
smeur;
cuir
geall
ni 's
mo,
cuir
gill
am meud.
BUTTERBUMP,
s.
Graineag,
a'
ghrain-
eag ;
eun araidh.
BUTTERFLOWER,
s.
Buidheag
an t-
Samhraidh.
BUTTERFLY,
s.
Dearbadan-de,
eunan-
de, teine-de, dealan-de,
dealbhan-de.
BUTTERMILK,
s.
Blathach,
bainne-
goirt.
BUTTER-PRINT,
s. Moldair ime.
BUTTER-TOOTH,
s. Clar-fhiacaill.
BUTTER-WOMAN,
s.
Bean-ime,
bari-
reiceadair ime.
BUTTERWORT,
s.
Badan-measgain.
BUTTERY,
adj.
imeach,
air dhreach ime.
BUTTE
RY, s.
Tigh-tasgaidh,
biadh-Iann.
3UTTOCK,
s.
Mas, cu.l-na-cruc,hann,
ton.
BUTTON,
s.
Putan, cnap-trusgain, cnapan-
trusgaidh.
BUTTON,
v. a. Deasaich thu
fein,
putan-
aich t-eudach.
BUTTONHOLE,
s.
Toll-putain,
toll-
cnaipe.
BUTTONMAKER,
s. Fear-deariamh
phutan, cnapadair.
BUTTRESS,
.9.
Balla-taice,
prop,
taic.
BUTTRESS,
v. a.
Taicich,
cuir taic ri.
BUXOM,
adj. Umhal,
strloehdach
; aigh-
BUX
653
CAG
earach,
beothail meamnach, eutroin, suig-
eartach
;
macnusacb, leannanach,
beadar-
ach.
BUXOMNESS,
s.
Umhlachd,
striochdal-
achd,aighearachd,
beothalachd, meamnadh,
macnusachd,
beadarachd.
BUY,
v. a. and n.
Ceannaich, cothaich,
coisinn.
BUYER,
s.
Ceannaiche,
fear-ceammchaidh.
BUZZ,
v. a. and n. Aitbris os
iosal,
tboir
sanus
; sraiin, dranndanaich,
dean durdan
;
thoir
cagar
do,
dean
goileam
ri.
B
UZZ,
s.
Srann, cronan,
cronanaich
; cagar,
aithris os iosal.
BUZZARD,
s. Seorsa
seabhaig,
clamhan
;
sgonn-bhalach,
siadaire, buimilear,
tamh-
as.
BUZZARD,
adj.
Baoghalta, tarnhasgach,
btiimilearach.
BUZZER,
s.
Fear-cogarsaich,
for-tuaileis.
BY, prep.
Le
; tre, trid,
troimh
;
an
deigh,
air
;
a reir
; fogas
air,
laimh
ri,
dluth
do,
am
fochar,
's an
lathair; seachad,
st-ach.
BY,
adv.
Aig
laimh;
's an
lathair;
seachad.
BY AND
BY,
adv. An uine
gboirid,
a
chlisge
an ceann
ghoirid.
BY,
s. Dol seachad.
BY-END,
s. Run
cealgach,
cuis dhiomhair.
BYGONE,
adj.
Air dol seachad.
BY-NAME,
s.
Frith-ainm, futh-ainm,
leth-ainm.
BY-NAME,
v. a. Thoir frith-ainm air.
BY-PATH,
s. Frith
-ralhad,
rathad-diomh-
air,
leth-shlighe.
BYSTANDER,
s. Fearamhairr.
BYWORD,
s.
Frith-fhocal, gnath-fhocal,
sean-fhocal.
BYRE,
s.
Ba-theach, bathaiche, bathach,
tigh-cruidh.
BYSS1NE,
adj.
Sioda,
de'n t-sloda.
C,
the numeral letter of the
Romans,
which
we use to denote One hundred :
Ceud,
cuig
fichead.
CABAL,
s. Coinneamh
dhiomhair,
buidh-
eanri aon-fhillte
; cluainteireachd,
claon
chomhairle.
CABAL,
v. n. Cum coinneatnh
dhiomhair,
bi ri cluainteireachd.
CABALISTIC,
\adj.
Diomliair, aig
CABALISTICAL, |
am bheil seadh
diomhair.
CABALLER,
s. Fear-comhairle dhiomh-
air,
cluairiteir.
CABARET,
s.
Tigh-osda.
CABBAGE,
s.
Cal, cal-ceirsleach,
cal-
geal ; luidcagari, fuighleach.
CABBAGE,
v. a. Ceil
fuigheall, goid fuigh-
eall aodaich.
CABBAGE-
WORM,
s. Burras.
CABIN,
s. Seomar
bcag, cuil;
seomar
luinge ; buth,
bothan.
CABIN,
v. a. and n. Duin an
seomar;
comhnuich am
bothan, thig
bee am
pail-
liun.
CABIN-BOY,
s. Gille-feitheimh an seom-
ar
luing''.
CABIN-MATE,
s.
Companach
scomair.
CABINET,
s. Seomar
uaigneacb,
seomar-
taoibh,
seomar-comhairl"
; tasgaidh, gleidh-
eadh
;
ionad
diomhair,
ionad falchaidh.
CABINET-MAKER,
s. Fear-deanamh
airneis
tighe.
CABLE,
s. Cord-ac.rach
luinge, ball,
caball.
CABLED, adj. Ceangailte
le
caball,
air
acair.
CACHETIC,
\adj.
Euslan,
mi-fhall-
CACHETICAL,
?
ain,galarach,airdhroch
cail
cuirp.
CACHEXY,
s.
Euslaint, breoiteachd,
tinneas.
CACHINNATION,
s. Gaireachdaich
mhor, glag-ghaire.
CACKLE,
v. n.
Rac,
bi
glocail, goir, gair;
dean
glocail,
dean
gogail ;
bi
gogail.
CACKLE,
s.
Rac, gloc, canran,
ganraich,
gogail; giolam,
faoiri-ehomhradh.
CACKLER,
g. Eun
glocach ;
fear
gogail,
sgiolam.
CACODEMON,
s.
Deamhan,
droch-spior-
ad,
ann-spiorad.
CACOETHES,
s.
Neasgaid
shil teach nach
gabh leigheas,
cneadh bhasmhor
;
droch
cleachdadh.
CACOPHONY,
s. Droch fhuaim litrich-
ean,
cainnt
phlubach.
CADAVEROUS,
adj. Cairbheach, lobhta,
malcta,
grod.
CADDIS,
s.
Stiom,
ribean
;
durrag-chonn-
Jaich.
CADE,
s. Buideal
mor,
baraille.
CADENCE,
s. >
Tuiteam, leagadh,
isleM-h-
CADENCY, J adh;
deireadh
fhuaim,
crioch-fhuaim
; fonii,
fuaim-
CADENT,
adj.
Tuiteamach. a shiolaidht-as
sios-
CADET,
s. Am brathair is
oign ;
fear a
chogas
a
nasgaidh
an dull ri ardachadh.
CADGE
K,
.s. Frith
cheanuaiche,
feai'-saic.
CAG,
s.
Buideal,
soire.
CAG
654 CAL
CAGE,
s.
Eun-lann,
eunadan;
lann fhiadh-
bheathacb.
CAGE,
v. a.
Priosanaich,
duiri a
stigh,
cuir an lann.
CAIMAN,
s. Lonach
shligneach
America.
CAJOLE,
v. a.
Breug,
meall, eiuinich,
sliob.
CAJOLER,
s.
Miodalaiche,
fear-sodail.
CAJOLERY,
s.
Miodal, brosgal, sodal,
gabhann.
CAITIFF,
s.
Slaightear,
balach
suarach,
droeh-bheirteach.
CAKE,
s.
Breacag,
borinach, dearnagan,
abhlan.
CAKE,
v. n. Bruich mar
bhonnacb,
cruadhaich.
CALAM1NE,
s. Sedrsa de mheiteil thais a
thioniKiaidheas le
measgadh, copar gu
priiis,
no umha.
CALAMITOUS,
adj. Truagh,
mi-shona,
dosgainneach, mi-aghmhor
; craiteach,
doghruinneach,
cruaidh.
CALAM1TOUSNESS,
6-.
Truaighe,
mi-
shonas, mi-aghmhorachd,
mi-shealbhachd.
CALAMITY,
s.
Truaighe, dosgairm,
calldachd, trioblaid, amhghar ; doilghios,
an-shocair.
CALCAREOUS, adj.
Anns am bheil
gne
aoil,
no cailc.
CALCINABLE, adj.
A
ghabhas losgadh
mar aol.
CALCINATION,
s.
Losgadh gu
luaithre.
CALCINE,
v. a. and n.
Loisg gu
luaithre
;
loisg
a suas.
CALCITRATE,
v. n. Buail le d'
chois,
break
CALCULABLE, adj.
So-aireamh,
furasd
a chunntadh.
CALCULATE,
v.' n.
Cunnt, aireamh,
meas; tomhais, faigh
a mach
; suidhich,
dean
f'reagarraeh.
CALCULATION,
s.
Cunntas,
colas air-
eimh shuim.
CALCULATOR,
s.
Cunntair,
fear-air-
eamh.
CALCULOSE,) adj.
Clachach, gain-
CALCULOUS, \
mheinneach.
CALCULUS,
s. Clach eutromain.
CALDRON,
s.
Coire, poit-mhor.
CALEDONIAN,
adj.
Albunnach.
CALEF
ACTION,
s.
Teasachadh,
blath-
achadh.
CA LEFACTOII
Y, adj.
Teth,
a ni teth.
CALEFY,
v. a. and n. Dean
teth, teodh,
dean blath
;
fas
teth,
bi blath.
CALENDAR,
s. Miosachan.
CALENDER,
v. a.
Liosraich,
dean min
am
preas
teaitnachaidh.
CALENDER,
s. Preas liosrachaidh aod-
aicli.
CALENDERER,
s. Fear-liosraidh.
CALK,
s.
Laogh; buimilear, umaidh,
baothaire
; calpa
na coise.
CALIBER,
s. Feadan
gunna,
tomhas
peil-
eir
gunna.
CALICO,
s. Aodach canaich.
CAL
ID,
adj. Teth, loisgeach, dian,
bras.
CALIDITY,
s.
Teas,
diari-theas.
CALIGAT1ON,
s.
Dorchadas,
neultachd.
CAL1GINOUS,
adj.
Dorch, doilleir,
iieul-
tach.
CALIG1NOUSNESS,
s.
Dorchadas,
duibhre.
CALIGRAPHY,
s.
Snas-sgriobha.lh.
CALIVER,
s.
Gunna-glaic,
cuilbheir.
CALK,
v. a.
Calc, dionaicb,
duin a suas*.
CALKER,
s.
Fear-calcaidh,
calcadair.
CALL,
i, a. and n.
Gairm, goir,
thoir
cuireadh, iarr,
cuir
;
cruinnich
;
thoir
ainm; glaodh, eigh, eubh; guidh.
CALL,
5.
Gairm, ainmeachadh,
cuireadh,
glaodh, eigh, guth ;
iarrtas
; feadag.
CALLER,
s.
Fear-gairm, fear-glaodhaich.
CAIjLET,
s. Caile shuarach.
CALLING,
s.
Gairm, ceaird, dreuchdj
inbhe
; dream, treubh,
aidmheil.
CALLIPERS,
s. Gobhal-roinne chrom.
CALLOSITY,
s.
Calunu,
at
gun
chradh.
CALLOUS,
adj.
Cruaidh,
teann,
iieo-
mhothachai), tiugh.
CALLOUSNESS,
s.
Cruas;
cion-molh-
achaidh.
CALLOW, adj. Ruisgte,
lomnochd,
lorn.
CALLUS,
s.
Calunn,
cruaidh-chraicionn
;
cruas-chnamh,
cnaimh-theannachadh.
CALM,
adj. Samhach, ciuin,
feitheil
;
seimh, tosdach,
siothchail.
CALM,
s.
Fe, ciuine, slth,
slochaint,
samh-
chair
; suaimhneas,
fois.
CALM,
v. a.
Ciuinioh, foisich,
sithich.
CALMER,
s.
Fear-ciuineachaidh,
fear-
sitheachaidh,
ceann-sithe.
CALMNESS,
s.
Ciuine, samhchair, fe,sith ;
maldachd,
siochaint.
CALOMEL,
s. Sat
airgiod-beo.
CALORIFIC, adj.
Teth,
a theasaicheas.
CALTROP,
Is.
Inneal-cogaidh
thri-
CALTHROP, j
mheurach; deanndag
arbhair.
CALVE,
y. n. Beir
Jaogh.
CALUMNIATE,
v. a. and n. Cul-chain,
breugnaich,
beum, tog tuairisgeul,
aithris
tuaileas
; maslaich,
bi tuaileasach.
CALUMNIATION,
s. Cul-chaineadh,
sgainneal,
tuaileas.
CALUMNIATOR,
s. Fear-cul-chaiuidh.
CAL
655
CAN
CALUMNIOUS,
adj. Tuaileasacb, sgain-
nealach.
CALUMNY,
s.
Sgainneal, tuaileas, breug.
CALYCLE,
s.
Suileag, ur-bhlath,
barr-
guo.
CAMBRIC,
s.
Pearluinn,
anart caol lin.
CAME,
pret.
of
Come.
Thainig.
CAMEL,
s.
Camhal.
CAMELOT,
-)s.
Aodacheloimhea'ssloda;
CAMLET, 5
aodach olainn.
CAMP,
s.
Campa,
co-chruinneachadh
feachd.
CAMP,
v. a. and n.
Campaich ; leag
oampa.
CAMPAIGN,
s.
Reidhlean, comhnard,
raon,
magh,
niachair
;
uine feachd an
campa.
CAMPAIGNER,
s.
Saighdeir
a sheirbh-
eisicheas re nine feachd ari
campa.
CAMPANIFORM,
adj.
Air chumadh
cluig.
CAMPESTRAL, adj.
Machaireach,
raoin-
teach,
maghach.
CAMPESTRIAN,
adj.
A bhuineas do'n
mhachair,
raointeach, maghach.
CAN,
s.
Canna, copan, corn,
cuach.
CAN,
v. n.
Aithnich, tuig,
bi
comasach,
faod.
CANAILLE,
s.
Graisg, prabar, fotus,
ceathairne
shuarach.
CANAL,
s. Lochan
caol;
feadan
uisge,
clais
uisge ; piob, cuisle,
feith.
CANALICULATED, adj. Feadanach,
srutJianach.
CANCEL,
v. a. and n. Dubh a
mach,
tarruing sgriob
troimh
; mill,
cuir
as;
bi
millte.
CANCELLATED,
adj. SgrJobhta
tar-
suinn
;
dubhta 'mach.
CANCELLATION,
s.
Sgriobhadh
tar-
suinn,
dubhadh a mach.
CANCER,
s.
Partan, crubag;
aon de na
comharraibh 'sa chuairt
ghrein ;
cneadh
chnamhach,
buirbein.
CANCEROUS, adj.
Cneadh-chnamhach.
CANCRINE,
adj.
Partanach, crubagach.
CANDENT,
adj.
Dian-theth,
dearg-theth.
CANDID,
adj. Geal; fosgailte, fosgarra,
saor, gun mhi-run,
neo-chealgach.
CANDIDATE,
s.
Fear-iarraidh,
iarra-
dair,
fear
co-oidheirp,
fear comh-stri.
CANDIDNESS,
s.
Fosgarrachd, fosgailt-
eachd.
CANDIFY,
v. a.
Gealaich,
dean
geal.
CANDLE,
s.
Coinneal; lochran,
solus.
CANDLEH
OLDER,
s.
Coinnleir,
fear
cumail na coinnle.
CANDLELIGHT,*.
Solus coinnle.
CANDLEMAS,
s. Feill-brlde.
CANDLESTICK,
*.* Coinnleir.
CANDLESTUFF,
s. Geir.
CANDOUR,
s. Caoiii
nadur,
gloin'
inn-
tinn, fosgailteachd, suairceas, fosgarrachd.
CANDY,
v. a. Greidh le
siucar,
cuir siiicar
'na
sgeiribh
air.
CANE,
s.
Bata,
lorg cuilce,
bata cuilce.
CANE,
v. a. Buail le
bata,
slachduinn,
gabh
air le
luirg.
CANINE, adj. Madachail,
coltach ri cu.
CANISTER,
s.
Basgaid blieag, murlag;
bosdan,
soitheach
beag tasgaidh.
CANKER,
s.
Cnuimh,
durrag,
meas-
chnuimh
;
meirg,
truailleadh
; cnamh,
losgadh, buirbein,
caitheamh.
CANKER,
v. a. and n.
Truaill, mill,
ith
air
falbh,
cnamh,
caith le
;
fas
truaillidh,
cnamh
as,
searg,
caith air falbh.
CANKEROUS,
adj. Cnamhach,
a' caith-
eamh air faibh.
CANNIBAL,
s. Fear ithe feola dhaoine.
CANNON,
s. Gunna mor.
CANNONIER,
s.
Gunnair, gunnadair.
CANNOT,
adv. Cha 'n
urraian,
cha 'n'ell
e'n
comas,
cha
ghabh
e bhith.
CANOA,
7 s. Bata dh 'aon
mhaide,
curach
CANOE,
j innseanach,
coit ch]adliaichte
CANON,
s.
Riaghailt, lagh,
reachd
eaglais,
cleir-lagh ;
naomh-reachd
;
na
sgriobtuir-
ean
naomha;
ard-fhear de'n chleir Shas-
unnaich
;
ard-mhanach
; co-shearmonaiche
sagairt ;
litir mhor chlodha.
CANONESS,
s.
Ban-shagart.
CANONICAL,
adj. Riaghailteach, laghail
a reir
reachd-eaglais,
a reir
cleir-lagh ;
air
a shuidheachadh le
lagh
na cleire
; spiorad-
ail,
a bhuineas do'n
eaglais.
CANONICALNESS,
s.
Cleir-riaghailt-
eachd,
laghaileachd.
CANONICALS,
s. Lan uidheam fir-
el e ire.
CANONIST,
s. Fear-eolach an
lagh
na
cleire.
CANONIZATION,
s. Cur an aireamh
nan
naomh,
naomhaich.
CANONIZE,
v. a. Dean 'na
naomh,
naomhaich.
CANOPIED,
adj.
Comhdaichte le
sgail-
bhrat.
CANOPY,
s.
Sgail-bhrat,
combdach
riogh-
ail,
ceann-bhrat.
CANOPY,
v. n. Comhdaich le
sgail-bhrat.
CANOROUS, adj.
Ceolach, ceol-bhinn,
ceolmhor,
fonnmhor.
CANT,
*.
Ceaird-chainnt,
graisg-chomh-
radh
;
dreuchd-chainnt
;
cainnt-chealg-
ach.
CAN 656 CAP
CANT,
v.Labhair cainnt
ceairde,
bi dreuchd-
chainnteaclu
CANTATA,
s.
Oran,
otan nan car.
CANTEEN,
s. Canna
saighdeir.
CANTATI
ON,
s.
Seimi,
gabhail orain,
canntaireachd.
CANTER,
s.
Cealgair,
mealltair.
CANTER,
v. a. Bi
trotan,
ceum
gu grad.
CANTHARIDES,
s.
Cuileagan
Francach.
CANTHUS,
s. lomall na
sula,
oisinn na
sula.
CANTICLE,
s.
Oran, dan, duan;
oran
Sholaimh.
CANTLE,
s.
Mir, earrann, bloigh.
CANTO,
jr. Earrann do
leabhar,
duan.
CANTON,
s.
Earrann, roinn,
inir
fearainn,
taobh duthcha
; fine, treubh,
dream.
CANTON,
v. a. Roinn 'na
earrannan,
roinn duthaich.
CANTONIZE,
v. a. Dean
mion-roinn,
roinn 'n a earrannaibli.
CANVASS,
s. Aodach
cainbe,
aodach corc-
aicb.
CANVASS,
v. a. and n.
Mion-rannsuicli,
sgriid,
feuch barailean
;
iarr
cuideachadli,
iarr fabhar.
CANVASSER,
s.
Fear-iarraidh,
fear-sir-
idh cairdeis.
CANY,
adj. Cuilceach,
Ian cuilce.
CANZONET,
s. Oran
beag, duanag.
CAP,
s.
Currachd, ceap,
comhdach cinn.
CAP,
v. a. and n.
Comhdaich,
cuir curr-
achd
air;
cuir an currachd
dheth;
dean
umhlachd,
thoir boineid
gu
lar.
CAP A
PE,
7 O mhullach
gu
bonn,
o
CAP A
PIE, \
churrachd
gu brog.
CAPABILITY,
Cumhachd, comas,
murrachas.
CAPABLE,
adj. Comasach,
a's urrainn
;
farsuing,
mor
gu
leoir.
CAPABLENESS,
s.
Comasachd,
murr-
achas,
iomchuidheachd, freagarrachd.
CAPACIOUS,
adj. Mor,
farsuing,
comas-
ach,
murrach.
CAPACIOUSNESS,
s.
Farsuingeachd,
meudachd.
CAPACITATE,
v. a. Dean
comasach,
dean
murrach,
dean
iomchuidh, ullaich,
deasaich.
CAPACITY,
s.
Urrainn, comas, meud,
lend,
farsuirigeachd ; comas,
ceud-fath,
tuigse, cumhachd,
murrachas, cor,
inbhe.
CAPARISON,
s.
Comhdach
rlomhach
eich.
CAPARISON,
v. a.
Sgeadaich
each
;
sgead-
aich
gu
faicheil.
CAPE,
s.
Rudha, ceann-tlre,
maol, rinn,
roinn
; currachd,
bann-braghad.
CAPER,
s.
Leuin,
surdag;
seorsa de
ph<
ab-
ar.
CAPER,
v. n.
Leum, danns,
bi
mireagach,
gearr surdagan.
CAPERER,
s.
Leumadair,
dannsair.
CAPILLAMENT,
s.
Roinneagan beag
am meadhon blath-luis.
CAPILLARY,
adj.
Mar
roinneig, caol,
meanbh.
CAPILLATION,
s. Cuisle chaol mar
roinneig.
CAPITAL,
adj.
A bhuineas do'n
clirann;
mor-chiontach, ro-choireach,
toillttannac.h
air has
; priomh, ard, mor,
araidh.
CAPITAL,
s.
Ceann, cuilbh, mullach;
priomli-bhaile, ard-bhaile,
ard-chath .ir
;
carras
;
litir mhor.
CAPITALIST,
s. Fear
aig
am bheil
airgiod
'n a thamh.
*
CAPITATION,
s. Cunntas
cheann,
air-
eamh cheann
;
cis air
gach duine,
cis
cheann.
CAPITULAR,
s.
Brigh-sgriobhaioh,
reachdan cuirt cleire.
CAPITULARY,
adj.
A bhuineas do chleir
eaglais
mhoir.
CAPITULATE,
v. a. Cuir an
ordugh
chinn-sgriobhaidh ; geill
air chumhnant-
aibh
;
striochd air chumha.
CAPITULATION,
s. Cumha
geilleidh,
cumhnantan striochdaidh
j sgriobhadh
chinn chumhnantau.
CAP1TULATOR,
s. Fear
sgriobhaidh
chinn chumhnantan.
CAPON,
s. Coileach
spoithte.
CAPRICE,
s.
Sroineas, neonachas, gogaid
eachd, muiteachd,
seilleanachd.
CAPRICIOUS, adj. Neonach,
iongant-
ach, muiteach,
gogaideach.
CAPRICIOUSNESS,
s.
Neonachas,
neo-
chunbhalachd,
muiteachd.
CAPSULE,
s. Cochull frois nan luibhniu.
CAPSULAR,
ladj. Fas,
mar
chisteig,
CAPSULARY, J
mar fhaslach.
CAPSULATE,
I
adj. Duinte,
air a
CAPSULATED, J
dhruideadh a steach
ann am bocsa.
CAPTAIN,
s.
Ard-cheannard,
ceann-
ieadhna,
ceann-feachd
;
ceannard buidh-
eann
freiceadain, caiptean ;
cnannard
luinge, sgiobair, caiptean
soithich.
CAPTAINSHIP,
s.
Ceannardachd,
uar.hd-
ranachd,
ionad ceannaird
;
aite
caiptein,
ct* annas-chend
;
eolas-cogaidh.
CAPTATION,
s.
Suiridhe, gabhunn,
mol-
adh. miodal.
CAPTION s.
Glacadh,
glacadh laghail.
CAPTIOUS, adj. Beumach, conmpo-dtaoh,
CAP
657 CAR
corrach, tlolpach,
frionasach,
crosda
;
cuilbheartach, carach, cralgach,
innleachd-
ach.
CAPTIOUSNESS,
s.
Eangarrachd, tiolp-
ai;hd, frionas, frithearachd,
crosdachd.
CAPTIVATE,
v. a. Cuir an
laimh,
cuir
am
priosan, glac,
thoir am
braighdeanas ;
buail le
deigh, ciosnaich,
ceannsaich
;
dean
'na
thraill,
thoir fo dhaorsa.
CAPTIVATION,
s.
Glacadh,
ceannsach-
adh,
cur an laimh.
CAPTIVE,
s.
Ciomach, braighdV, priosan-
ach
;
fear an
gaol.
CAPTIVE,
adj.
Glacta,
pviosanaichte,
am
braighdeanas,
daor.
CAPTIVITY,
s.
Ciomachas, bruid, braigh-
deanas, daorsa,
traillealachd.
CAPTOR,
s.
Glacadair,
fear toirt fo chis.
CAPTURE,
5.
Glacadh, Creachadh; creach,
cobhartach, spiiinneadh.
CAPTUKE,
v. a.
Glac, glac
mar chreach.
CAR,
s.
Cam, carbarl, carbad-cogaidh.
CARABINE,
?
s. Gunna
marcaiche, gearr-
CARBINE, } ghunna.
CAJIBI-NIER,
s. Marcaich
gearr -ghunna,
aon de'ii
inharc-shluagh
eutrom.
CARAT,
Is. Tomhas cheithir
grainn-
CARACT, i
can
;
tomhas 6ir.
CARAVAN,
s. Buidheann luchd turuis
's an airde 'n
ear,
luchd siubhail.
CARAVANSARY,
s.
Osd-thigh
's an
airde 'n ear.
CARAWAY,
s. Lus mhic chuimein.
CARBONADO,
s.
Doigh ghearraidh
feola.
'
CARBONADO,
v. a.
Gearr,
sliseagaich.
CARBUNCLE,
s. Seud
dealrach, leug
loinnreach,
carbuncul
; guirean, plucan
dearg.
CARB
UNCLED, adj.
A dearsadh le car-
bunculaibh
; guireanach, plucanach,
CARBUNCULATION,
s. Blath dhath-
adh,
blath-sheargadh.
CARCASS,
s.
Cairbh, closach, corp
marbh.
CARCELAGE,
5. Duals
luchd-gleidhidh
priosain.
CARD,
s.
Cairt, cairt-chluiche,
cairt-iuil
;
card,
sgriobau.
CARD,
v. a.
Card,
cir
; measgaich,
co-
mheasgaich.
CARD-TABLE,
s. Clar-chairtean.
CARDER,
s.
Fear-cardaidh,
fear-ciridh
;
fear cluiche chairtean.
CARDIAC,
I
adj. Neartachail,
ioc-
CARDIACAL, 5
shhnnteach.
CARDINAL, adj. Priomh, ard,
urram-
ach.
CARDINAL,
5. Priomh-fhear-cleirc
Phapanaich, priomh
dhiadhair an
eaglala
na Roimhe.
CARDINALATE,
|
s. Dreuuhil a'sinbhe
CAHU1NALSH1P, \ priomh
dhiadhair
an
eaglais
na Roiinbe.
CARDMATCH,
5. Cairt
thioram,
calrt
phronnuisc.
CAKE,
s.
lomagain,
trioblaid-inntinn ;
aire, faicill,
umhaill.
CARE,
v. n. Gabh
curam, gabh suim,bi
faicilleach
;
thoir
aire,
thoir
umhaill; gabh
speis.
CAREEN,
v. a.
Calc,
dean
dioriach,
cair-
ich.
CAREER,
s.
Coimhliong,
comh-ruith,
reis,
cursa
;
dian-ruith,
deann-ruith
;
siubh-
al, aghart.
CAREER,
v. n.
Ruith,
dean deann-ruith,
siubhail
gu
luath.
CAREFUL, ad;'.
Ciiramach, iomagaineach,
faicilleach, suimeil,
dichiollach
;
faireach-
ail,
furachail.
CAREFULNESS,
s.
lomagaineachd,
faicilleachd,
furachas.
CARELESS,
adj.
Mi-chiiramach,
dear-
madach, neo-fhurachail,
neo-fhalcillcach
;
gun
churam, sunndach,
neo-
iomagaineach ;
coma, gun
fheart.
CARELESSNESS,
s.
Mi-churamachd,
neo-shuim,
dearmadachd.
CARESS,
v. a.
Caidrich,
gradhaieh,
tal-
aidh,
dean
beadradh,
dean briodal.
CARESS,
s.
Cniadachadh, briodal,
caid-
reamh, beadradh,
taladh.
CARGO,
s. Luchd
luinge,
bathar ur.
CARICATURE,
s.
Dealbh-magaidh,
baoth-dhealbh.
CARICATURE,
v. a.
Tarruing
samhladh
abhachdach,
dean baoth-dhealbh.
CARICATURIST,
s.
Fear-tarruing
baoth-
dhealbhan.
CARIES,
s. Rottenness.
CARIOSITY,
s.
Grodachd,
lobhadh.
CARIOUS, adj. Grod,
lobhta,
malcta.
CARLE,
s. Bodach
gnu,
borb-dhuine
;
corcach.
CARLINE-THISTLE,
s.
Foghnan
soil-
leir.
CARLINGS,
s. Slatan socair urlair
luingp.
CARMAN,
s.
Cairtear, fear-cuirn,
fear-
carbaid.
CARMINATIVE,
s. locshlaint lasach-
aidh.
CARMINATIVE, adj.
A
lasaicheas,
las-
ach.
CARMINE,
s.
Dearg,
corcur.
CARNAGE,
s.
AT, marbhaclh, cosgradh,
leir-sgrios,
mortadh
;
tVolarh.
10
CAR
658 CAS
CARNAL, adj.
Feolmhor, corporra,
coll-
ach,
miannach
; ana-miannach,
collaidh.
CARNALITY,
s. Ana-miann, mi-ghearn-
nuidheachd,
ciocras collaidh,
feolmhor-
achd
; saoghaltachd.
CARNEOUS, adj.
Reamhar,
sultmhor
Ian.
CARNIFY,
v. a. Tionndaidh
gu
feoil.
CARNIVAL,
s. Roic-chuilm roimh 'n
cbarghus,
cuilm inid.
CARNIVOROUS, adj.
Feoil-itheach.
CARNOSITY,
s.
Ain-fheoil, pluc-feola.
CARNOUS, adj.
Feolmhor.
CAROL,
s.
Coirioll, oran-gairdeachais,
luinneag,
ceileir
; oran, duan,
dan.
CAROL, v. a. and n.
Mol,
seinn
cliu,
luaidh air
; seinn,
ceileirich.
CAROUSAL, adj. Fleadh, cuirm,
ol.
CAROUSE,
v. a. and n.
Ol,
dean
poit,
dean ruidhtearachd
; ol, poit,
bi air
mhisg.
CAROUSE
R,
s.
Poitear,
fear druthaidh,
nan
searrag ; ruidhtear, misgear.
CARP,
s. Carbhanach
uisge.
CARP,
v. a.
Coirich, tiolp, faigh
coire do
;
thoir
achmhasan,
bi
beumach, spreig.
CARPENTER,
s.
Saor,
saor
luinge.
CARPENTRY,
s. Saorsainneachd.
CARPER,
s.
Beumadair, tiolpadair.
CARPET,
5. Brat
urlair, cas-bhrat,
comh-
dach-lair,
straille.
CARPET,
v. a.
Sgaoil brat-urlair,
comh-
daich le cas-bhrat.
CARPING, adj. Coireachail, cronachail,
tiolpach.
CARRIAGE,
s.
Giulan, iomchar; carbad,
inneal-giulaiii,
uidheam iomchair
; beus,
modb, caitheamh-beatha, gnaths,
dean-
adas.
CARRIER,
s. Fear
giulain, cairtear,
fear-
eallaich,
teachdaire
;
columan teachdair-
eachd.
CARRION,
s.
Blianach,
conablach,
ab-
lach, cairbh, closach,
droch fheoil.
CARRONADE,
s. Seors' araidh de
ghun-
nacha inora.
CARROT,
s.
Curran,
meacan-buidhe.
CARROT1NESS,
5.
Deirgead.
CARROTY,
s.
Dearg,
ruadh.
CARRY,
v. a. and n.
Giulain, iomchair,
beir, thoir; coisinn, buidhinn,
faigh;
thoir
leat,
biodh
agad.
CART,
s.
Cairt,
uidheam
rothach,
inneal-
giulain.
CART,
v. a.
Cuir masladh
air,
nochd mar
bhall maslaidh
;
cuir an
cairt, giulain
le
cairt.
CA
RT-HORSE,
s. Each cartach.
CARTAGE,
s. Obair cartach.
CARTE.
BLANCHE,
s,
Taipeir geal
TIC
falamh.
CARTEL,
s. Litir
chumhnantan,
sgriobh-
adh mu thimchioll mhalairt chiornach
;
long
theachdaireachd
eadjarriaimhdeari.
CARTER,
5.
Cairtear,
fear-cartach.
CARTILAGE,
s.
Maoth-chuaimh,
mao-
than.
CARTILAGINEOUS,
)
adj.
Maothan-
CARTILAGINOUS, J
ach.
CARTOON,
s. M6r-dhealbh air
paipeir.
CARTOUCH,
s. Bocsa
peileireach
a
thilg-
ear a
gunna
mor
;
p^ileir
lann.
CARTRAGE,
} s. Soire aon
urchaireach,
CARTRIDGE, $
urchair.
CARTULARY,
s.
Tasgadh phaipeirean,
lann
phaipeireari ;
cleireach
gleidhidh
lann
phaipeirean.
CARTWRIGHT,
s. Saor chairtean.
CARVE,
v. a. and n.
Gearr, snaidh, gra-
bhal, snas-ghearr;
cuir 'na
mhiribh,
dean
snas-ghearradh ; roinn,
dean
earrannan,
bi
riarachadh.
CARVER,'*.
Fear
grabhalaidh, gearradair
snaidheadair;
fear roinne.
CARVING,
s.
Grabhaladh, gearradh,
ob-
air-shnaidhte.
CASCADE,
s.
Eas,
leum
uisge,
cas-shruth.
CASE,
s.
Comhdach, bocsa, truaill, coehull,
slige ; cuis, gnothach, staid, inbhe,
cor.
CASE-KNIFE,
5.
Sgian
mhor.
CASE-SHOT,
s. Peileirean lanna.
CASE,
v. a. and n.
Druid, duin,
cuir an
ceis, comhdaich,
taisg
am bocsa
;
ouir
thairis,
cuir uime
; ruisg,
cuir ii chouih-
dach.
CASEHARDEN,
v. a. Cruadhaich air an
taobh
muigh.
CASH,
s.
Airgiod ullamh, airgiod
laimbe.
CASH,
v. a.
Paidh,
thoir seachad
airgiod
airson boinne.
CASHIER,
5.
Fear-gleidheadh
an
airgid,
fear-ionmhais.
CASHIER,
v. a. Cuir air
falbh,
paidh
dheth.
CASK,
s.
Buideal, baraille,
soire.
CASK,
v. a. Cuir am buideal.
CASKET,
s.
Bocsachan,
bosdan
sheud,
seud
lann, cisteag.
CASQUE,
s.
Clogaid, ceann-bheairt,
biorr-
aid.
CASS
ATE,
v. a.
Fasaich,
fag falamh,
dean
gun
fheum,
lagaich.
CASSATION,
5.
Dhheachadh,
milleadh,
lagachadh.
CASSIA,
s.
Spiosradh ;
craobh chasia.
CASSOCK,
s.
Casag, cosag.
CAST,
v. a. and n.
Tilg, tilg
air falbh ;
CAS 659 CAT
sgaoil, sgap,
crath
;
crath air falbh
;
cuir a
sios; leag ;
cuir a
mach,
cuir uaithe
;
cuir
air
falbh,
cuir a dreuchd
;
cuir
seachad,
cuir air cul
; cunnt,
aireamh
; leagh, dcalbh,
bi
cumta,
bi air do
thilgeadh ;
rach a cum-
adh,
fas mi-dbealbhach.
CAST,
s.
Tilgeadb, urchair,
buille
; leag-
adh,
suidheachadb
; sgapadh, crathadh,
sgaoileadh ; gluasad, dearcadh,
caiachadh
no tionndadb
sul, claonadh,
siaradh
;
cum-
adh, crutb,
dealbh
; coltas, suuadh,
seall-
adh,
dreach
;
cumadh.
CASTAWAY,
s.
Biobarach,
neach air a
threigsinn,
ni air a
thilgeadh
air falbb.
CASTAWAY, adj. Neo-fheumail, gun
luach, gun
fhiu.
CASTELLAN,
7 s. Fear
riaghlaidh
CASTELLAIN, J
daingnich.
CASTELLATED,
adj. Duinte,
ann an
daingneach.
CASTELLATION,
s.
Dun-thogail.
CASTER,
s.
Fear-tilgidh ; fear-airearah,
cunntair
;
I'othan.
CASTIGATE,
v. a.
Cronaich,-smachdaich,
greidh.
CASTIGATION,
s.
Dioladh, peanas,
cron-
achadb,
smachdachadh,
achmhasau
; leigh-
eas,
bacadh.
CASTIGATOR,
s.
Fear-smachdachaidh,
oronadair,
fear-bacaidh.
CASTIGATORY, adj. Smachdail,
cron-
achail,
achmhasanach.
CASTING-NET,
s.
Lion-tilgidb,
lion-
sgriobaidh.
CASTLE,
s.
Daingneach, dun,
caisteal.
CASTLED,
adj. Caistealach, turaideach,
biorraideach.
CASTLING,
s. Torrachas an-abuich.
CASTOR,
See Beaver.
C A STO R- OI
L,
s.
Ola-phailm
chriosd.
CASTRAMETATION,
s.
Campachadb,
doigh-shuidheachaidh
campa.
CASTRATE,
v. a.
Spoth ;
dean leabbar-
ghlanadb.
CASTRATION,
*.
Spoth, spothadh, gear-
radh air falbh.
CASUAL,
adj. Tuiteamach,
tubaisteach.
CASUALNESS,
s. Tuiteamas.
CASUALTY,
s.
Tuiteamas;
tubaist.
CASUIST,
s. Fear
fuasglaidh
cheistean
coguis,
cuisire.
CASUISTICAL,
ad;.
A bhuineas do cheist-
ean
coguis, coguiseach.
CASUISTRY,
s.
Teagasg
cheistean
coguis,
eolas
fir-fuasglaidh
cheistean
coguis.
CAT,
s. Cat.
CAT-O'-NINE-TAILS. s.
Slat-sgiurs-
aidh.
CATACLISM,
s.
Tuil,
dile.
CATACOMBS,
s.
pi.
Uamhannan adhlaic.
CATALOGUE,
s.
Clar-ainm,
airim-chlar.
CATAMOUNTAIN,
s. Cat-fiadhaich.
CATAPHRACT,
s. Marcach armaichtc.
CATAPLASM,
s.
Plasd,
fuar lite.
CATAPULT,
s.
Clach-bhogha.
CATARACT,
s.
Eas, bras-shruth,
leum-
uisge; galar shul, neul-shul,
doille.
CATARRH,
s.
Ronn-ghalar, galar smug-
aideach,
carrasan.
CATARRHAL, adj. Smugaideach,
CATARRHOUS, f ronnach, carrasanach.
CATASTROPHE,
s.
Crioch, deireadh,
crioch
eagalach,
droch
fhortan,
tubaist.
CATCH,
v. a. and n.
Glac,
dean
greiin,
beir
air, ceap ;
rib
; faigh.
CATCH,
s.
Glacadh, beirsinn, ceapadh,
greim,
ribeadh
;
cothrom
; teuna,
tiolam
;
luinneag, duanag; greimiche.
CATCHABLE, adj. So-ghlacta, so-ghlao
adh.
CATCHER,
s.
Greimiche, fear-glacaidh ;
inneal-glachdaidh.
CATE,
s.
Biadh, Ion,
teachd-an-tir.
CATECHETICAL,
adj.
Ceasnachail,
air
mhodh cheistean a's
fhreagairteau.
CATECHISE,
v. a.
Ceasnaicb,
cuir ceis-
tean
air,
feoraich ceistean
;
rannsuich.
CATECHISER,
s.
Fear-ceasnachaidh,
fear-cheistean.
CATECHISING,
s.
Ceasnachadh,
cur
cheistean.
CATECHISM,
s. Leabhar-cheistean.
CATECHIST,
s. Fear-ceasnachaidh.
CATECHUMEN,
s.
Ur-chriosduidh,
lean-
abh 's a
chreidimh,
ur-fhoghlumaiche.
CATEGORICAL, adj. Cinuteach,
neo-
theagamhach, freagarrach.
CATEGORY,
s.
Ordugh, dream, treubh,
scorsa,
grie.
CATENARIAN,
adj.
Coltach ri slabh-
ruidh,
lubagach.
CATENATE,
v.a.
Ceangail,
cuir slabh-
ruidh air.
CATENATION,
s.
Tinne, dula,
co-chean-
gal lubagan.
CATER,
v. n.
Solair,
faigh biadh, tionail,
ceannaich.
CATER,
s. An ceathramh air
chairtean,
no,
air dhisnean.
CATERER,
s.
Fear-solair,
ftar-ceannach
bidh.
CATERESS,
s.
Bean-sholair,
tru^aiche.
CATERPILLAR,
s.
Burras,
cnuimh-
chail
;
lus-chuach.
CATERWAUL,
v. n.
Sgiainh,
dean
miag-
ial mar
chat,
dean ulartaich.
CAT
660 CEA
CATERY,
*. lonad
gleidhidh
bidh, tigh-
taisg.
CATES,
s. Biadh
maith,
naias bhlasda.
CATGUT,
s. Teud
;
anart
ro-gharbh.
CATHARPINGS,
s. Cuird theannach-
aidh nan seol mora.
CATHARTICAL,
adj. Purgaideach,
fuasgail
teach.
CATHOLICISE,
v. n. Tionndaidb 'n ad
phapanach.
CATHARTICS,
s.
Purgaidean.
CATHEDRAL,
s.
Ard-eaglais easbuig-
each,
cathair
easbuig.
CATHETER,
s. Piob-fhuail.
CATHOLICAL, adj. Catholach,
coit-
chionn.
CATHOLIC,
adj.
Catholach,
coitchionn
;
cumanta.
CATHOLICNESS,
s.
Coitchiontachd,
cumantachd.
CATKINS,
s.
Cluigeinean
chraobh-fhras.
CATLING,
s.
Sgian leigh, sgian sgaraidh ;
teudan
;
craobh-choinneach.
CATONIAN, adj.
Socrach, ciallach, teann,
cruaidh.
CATTLE,
s.
Spreidh, crodh, buar,
feudail.
CAVALCADP:,
s.
Marc-shluagh,
buidh-
eann tnharoaichean.
CAVALIER,
s.
Marcach,
ridire
;
marcach
beothail, saighdear sgeilmeil;
fear-seasaiunh
Righ
Tearlach a h-aon.
CAVALIER, adj.
Sunndach,
sgeilmeil,
gaisgeil,
treun, uallach, fiughantach,
mis-
neachail
; mor-chuiseach, uaibhreach,
ard-
anach,
straiceil.
CAVALIERNESS,
s.
M6r-chuis,
krdan-
arhd. straicealachd.
CAVALRY,
s.
Marc-sbluagh cogaidh,
eachraidh.
CAUDLE,
s. Deoch bhan-shiubhla.
CAVE,
s.
Uamh, brugh, slochtl,
toll fo
thalamh,
fhalach.
CAVEAT,
v. a. and n.
Rabhadh, sauas,
bacadh.
CAVERN,
s.
Talamh-toll, slochd,
uamh.
CA
VERNED,
adj. Uamhach,
lari shlochd
;
a'
gabhail
comhnuidh an uainhaibh.
CAVERNOUS, adj. Uamhach,
slochd-
ach.
C A UG II
T, part. pas.
Glacta.
CAVIL,
v. a. and n.
Cronaich, coirich,
tiolp,
dean
connspoid ;
bi
biogarra,
bi cunn-
uileach,
bi cronachail.
CAVIL,
s.
Cronachadh,
coireachadh,
biog-
arrachd, cunnuil,
tiolpadh.
CAVILLATION,
s.
Cronacliadb,
coir-
eachadb.
CAVILLING,
s.
Connsachadh,
connspoid.
CAVILLOUS, adj. Cunnuileach, liolpach,
coireachail.
CAVITY,
s.
Faslach, cos, lag, slochd,
glac.
CAUL,
s.
Lion-cinn, currachd,
breid an
crannaig ; sreothann,
comhdach a mhion-
aich
;
currachd an fbortain.
CAULIFEROUS,
adj. Cuiseagach, luirg-
neach.
CAULIFLOWER,
s.
Cal-grutbach.
CAUSABLE,
adj.
Aobharach,
a dh' fhaod-
ar a thoirt mu 'n cuairt.
CAUSAL, adj.
Aobharach.
CAUSALITY,
s. Aobharachd.
CAUSATION,
s.
Aobhar,
reusan.
CAUSATIVE,
adj.
Aobharach.
CAUSE,
s.
Aobhar, cion-fath, fath, cas,
mathair-aobhair
;
cuis
;
taobh.
CAUSE,
v. a.
Dean,
thoir mu'n
cuairt,
thoir
gu
buil.
CAUSELESS, adj.
Gun
aobhar,
uaithe
fein,
neo-dheanta
; gun
chion-f
iith, gua
reusan.
CAUSELESSNESS,
s.
Mi-aobharachd,
mi-reusontachd.
CAUSER,
s.
Fear-aobhair, athair, ugh-
dair,
mathair-aobhair.
CAUSEY,
>s.
Cabhsair,
cruaidh-
CAUSEWAY, J
rathad.
CAUSTIC,
s.
Cungaidh leighis loisgeach.
CAUSTIC, ladj. Loisgeach,
enaimh-
CAUSTICAL, J
teach.
CAUTER1SM,
s.
Losgadh
le iarunn.
CAUTERIZATION,
s.
Losgadh
le iar-
unn,
leigh-losgadh.
CAUTERIZE,
v. a.
Loisg
le
iarunn,
no
le
cungaidhean leigb.
CAUTERY,
s.
Losgadh
le
iarunn,
no le
cungaidhean leigh.
CAUTION,
s.
Gliocas, curam,
aire, faicill;
teurainteachd, rathan, urras, gleidheadh,
cinnteachd; uidhi-amachadh, deasachadh;
earail,
comhairle
;
rabhadh,
sanas.
CAUTION,
v. a. Thoir
rabbadh,
cuir air
'fhaic/ilJ,
earalaich.
CAUTIONARY, adj.
An
urras,
an
geall ;
sanasach.
C
AUTIOUS.ad;.
Curamach,faicillpach, glic.
CAUTIOUSNESS,
s.
Faicilleachd, curam,
gliocas.
CAW,
v. n.
Roc, glaodh
mar rocais.
CEASE,
v. a. and n. Cuir stad
air,
cuir
crioch
air, caisg ; sguir, leig dhiot; basaich,
rach a
dhith, thig gu
crich
; stad, foisicJi,
dean tamh.
CEAoE,
s.
Stad, casg, has,
crioch,
dol a
dhith.
CEASELESS,
adj.
Buan,
gun stad, gua
sgur, gun t&mh,
neo-fhoisricuch.
CED 661 CEN
CEDAR,
s. Seudar,
craobh sheudair.
CEDE,
v. a. and n. Thoir
suas,
thoir
seachad, leig
dhiot
; geill,
thoir thairis.
CEIL,
v. a. Cuir thairis le
aol,
comh-
daich.
CEILING,
s. Mullach a
steach,
mullach
seomair.
CELANDINE,
s. Ceann-ruadh.
CELATURE,
5. Eolas
grabhalaidh,
inn-
leachd
grinn-ghearraidh.
CELEBRATE,
v. a.
Mol, cliuthaich,
luaidh,
dean iomraideach
.; gleidh,
cum,
dean ni soluimte.
CELEBRATION,
5. Gniomh cudthrom-
ach,
cuimhneachan urramach,
coimhead-
feille, moladh,
luaidh.
CELEB
RATOR,
s.
Fear-molaidh,
fear-
ardachaidh.
CELEBRIOUS, adj. lomraideach,
cliuit-
each.
CELEBRIOUSNESS,
s.
Cliu, iomradh,
ainmealachd.
CELEBRITY, s.
Greadhnachas,
moral-
achd,
cliuiteachd.
CELERITY,
s.
Luathas,
ealamhachd.
CELESTIAL, adj. Adharail,
neamhaidh
;
diadhaidh,
naomh.
CELESTIAL,
s. Fear-aiteachaidh nam
flaitheas,
aon de mhuinntir neimh.
CELESTIFY,
v. a.
Naomhaich,
thoir
inntinn nearnhaidh do.
CELIBACY,
) s. Teachd bed
gun bhean,
CELIBATE, I
beatha
sean-flileasgaich
no
sean-ghruagaich.
CELL,
s.
Slochd, cill, cos, frog, toll,
uamh
;
bothan
; balgan, pocan.
CELLAR. .5.
Seilear,
cuil.
CELLARAGE,
s. lonad na
ciiile,
aite na
dibhe.
CELLARIST,
s. Fear
gleidhidh
a bhidh
an
tigh
mhanach,
bu:d*>alair
tigh
crabha'dh.
CELLULAR,
s.
Cdsach,
frogagach,
uamh-
ach, slochdanach.
CELS1TUDK.
Airde, meud,
inbhe.
CELTICISM,
5. Cleachdadh is nos nan
Gaidheal.
CELTIC,
adj.
Gaidhealach.
CELTS,
s.
Ceiltich, Ghidlieil,
luchd aiteach-
aidh na Sean
Fhrainge.
CEMENT,
s.
Glaodh, criadh, aol, cung-
aidh
thathaidh; bann, ceangal,
aonadh.
CEMENT,
v. a. and n.
Glaodh, tath,
cuir r'a
cheile, aon,
ceangail ;
dluthaich
ri, gabh tathadh,
lean ri.
CEMENTATION,
s.
Glaodhadh,
dluth-
adh,
ceangal, tathadh,
aonadh.
CEM
ENTER,
s.
Tathair, neach,
no
ni,
a
ghabhas
aonadh.
CEMETERY,
.
Cladh, cill,
ionad a-.lhlao-
aidh.
CENATORY,
adj. Suipeireadi.
CENOBIT1CAL, adj.
Cuideachdail.
CENOBY,
s. Ionad taimh cuideachad.
CENOTAPH,
s. Fas-clulrn.
CENSE,
5.
Cis, mal,
ckin.
CENSE,
v. a.
Ung
le
tuis,
dean dearih-
bholtrach. ,
CENSER,
s.
Tuisear,
soitheach
tuis;
aghann.
CENSOR,
s.
Cronadair,
fear-cunnuil,
fear-
biogarra.
CENSORIAL,
adj.
Cronachail, biogarra.
CENSORIAN, adj. Cronachail,
cunnuil-
each.
CENSORIOUS, adj. Cronachail, biogarra,
cruaidh, teann,
achmliasanach, canranach.
CENSORIOUSNESS,
s.
Canranachd,
biogarrachd,
cruas.
CENSORSHIP,
.v. Dreuchd beus-bhreith-
eimh,
dreuchd fir-cronachaidh.
CENSURABLE, adj.
Toillteannach air
achmhasan, ciontach,
coireaob.
CENSURABLENESS,
s.
Ciontachd,
coir-
eachd.
CENSURE,
s.
Coire, achmhasan,
cronacb-
adh, tamuilt, mi-chliu,
tair
; ascaoin-eag-
lais,
carn-eaglais.
CENSURE,
v. a. and n.
Cronaich,
thoir
aehmhasau,
coirich
;
thoir
breith,
thoir
barail.
CE NS URE
R,
s.
Cronadair, fear-cronach-
aidh.
CENSUS,
s.
Cunntas,
sluagh-chunntas.
CENT,
s. Ceud.
CENTAGE,
s. Faidheadh as a' cheud.
CENTENARY,
s.
Ceud,
cuig
fichead.
CENTENNIAL,
adj.
Ceud-bliadlmach.
CENTESIMAL,
adj.
Ceudamh.
CENTIFOLIOUS, adj. Ceud-dhuilleag-
ach.
CENTRAL, adj.
Meadhonacli 'san eadar-
mheadhon.
CENTRE,
s.
Meadhon, cridhe,
teis-meadh-
on,
buillsgean, imleag.
CENTRE,
v. a. and n. Cuir 's a
mheadhon,
eairich 's a
mheadhon,
suidhich no soc-
ruich 's a inheadhon
;
trus
gu
meadhon,
cruinnich
gu
meadhon
;
bi 's a
mheadhon,
bi suidhichte 's a mheadhon.
CENTRICAL,
adj.
Meadhonach,
suidh-
ichte 's a mheadhon.
CENTRIFUGAL,
adj.
Meadhon-sheach-
nach.
CENTRIPETAL, adj.
Mca'lljou-aoni
achdail.
CENTUPLE,
adj.
Ceud-filltc.
CEN 662 CHA
CENTUPLICATE,
v. a. Dean ceud-
fillte,
aithris ceud uair.
CENTURIATE,
v. a. Roinn 'n a cheud-
aibh.
CENTURION,
s. Ceannard-ceud.
CENTURY,
5. Ceud
bliadlma; cuig
fich-
ead.
CERATE,
5. locshlaint cheire.
CERATED, adj.
Ceirte,
ceirichte.
CERE,
v, a.
Ccir,
ceirich.
CEREBEL,
5. Cuid de'n eanchainn.
CEREBRUM,
s. Eanchainn.
CERECLOTH,
s. Ceir-aodach.
CEREMENT,
s. Ceir-aodach mairbh.
CEREMONIAL,
s.
Deas-ghnath, doigh,
rian, seol,
riaghailt,
modh
; riaghailt-crabh-
aidh.
CEREMONIALNESS,
s.
Deas-ghnath-
achd.
CEREMONIOUS, adj. Deas-ghnathach,
ordail,
doigheil ;
Ian
modlialachd,
ro-dheas-
ghnathach ; modhail,
siobhalta
;
tuille 's
modhail.
CEREMONY,
s.
Gnatb, deas-ghnath,
riaghailt-fihrabhaidh ; modhalachd,
doigh,
cleachdadb,
modh.
CERRU
S,
s. Searbh-dharach.
CERTAIN, adj. Cinnteach, neo-theagamli-
ach,
firinneach, dearbh,
deimhinn
;
suidh-
ichte, dearbhta, leagta ;
neo-mhearachd-
ach,
neo-fhaillinneach,
araidh.
CERTAINTY,
s.
Cinnteachd, dearbharih,
dearbh-chinnt, lios,
firinn
; neo-theagamh-
achd.
CERTIFICATE,
s.
Teist, teisteannas;
fianuis.
CERTIFY,v.
a. Thoir
fios,
dean
cinnteach,
dean dearbhta.
CERTITUDE,
s.
Cionteachd,
dearbhachd.
CERULEAN,
} adj. Gorm,
liatli-ghorm,
CERULEOUS, J
speur-ghorm,
air dhath
na inara.
CERULIFIC,
adj.
Gorm-dhathach.
CERUMEN,
s.
Cluas-cheir,
ceir na cluaise.
CERUSE,
s. Luaidhe
gheal, goal
dhath.
CESAREAN.
Aig
aisead le
gearradh
builg.
CESS,
s.
Cis, cain, duillinnean,
mal.
CESS,
v. a.
Leag cain, tog cis,
cuir fo
dhuillinnean.
CESSATION,
s.
Stad, socair, anail,
tbis-
eachadh
; sgur, tamh,
clos
;
fosadh
cogaidh,
tamh-stri,
anail-airm.
CESSIBJLITY,
5.
Geilleachduinn,
leig-
ciulli seachad.
CKSSIBLE,
adj. So-thoirc-Ovams.
CESSION,
s. Gcilleadz
striochdadh,
teicheadh
;
toirt
thairis,
leigeadh
dheth.
CESSMENT,
s.
Cis, cain,
duillinneaiu
CEST,
5. Grinn-chrios meadhoin.
CESTUS,
s.
Crios-gaoil,
crios a
ghraidh.
CETACEOUS,
adj.
A bhuineas domhuic-
mhara.
CHAFE,
v. a. and n.
Suath,
blathaich,
teoth,
dean blath le suathadh
; teasaich,
feargaich,
thoir a mach a
theas,
tog
a chor-
ruich
;
bi
frionasach, crosda, feargach.
CHAFE,
s.
Blathas, teas, fearg, boile,
corruich,
frionas.
CHAFER,
s. Daol bhuidhe.
CHAFF,
s.
Moll, cath,
catba-sil
;
ni suarach.
CHAFFER,
v. n.
Malairtich,
connsaich
mu luach.
CHAFFER,
s.
Malairt,
ceannachd.
CHAFFEREll,
s. Fear
ceannachd,
fear
teann am malairt.
CHAFFINCH,
s. Breac an t-sil.
CHAFFLESS, adj.
Glan, gun
chatha.
CHAFFWEED,
s. Cat-luibh.
CHAFFY,
adj.
Cathach,
Ian
muill, eutroin,
gun bhrigh.
CHAFINGDISH,
s. Soitheach teasach-
aidh.
CHAGRIN,
s.
Frionas, droch-nadur,
crosdachd, mi-ghean, droch-fhonn,
farran.
CHAGRIN,
v. a. Dean
friouasach, no,
crosda,
cuir farran
air; saraich,
trioblaid-
ich.
CHAIN,
s.
Slabhraidh,
geimheal ceangail,
cuibhreach, glas-lamh.
(]IHA1N,
v. a.
Ceangail, cuiblirich, geimh-
lich,
cuir air slabhraidh
;
dean 'na
thraill,
cuir an daorsa
; coimhcheangail, ceangail
r'a cheile.
CHAINPUMP,
s.
Piob-thaosgaidh
dhub-
ailte.
CHAINSHOT,
s. Urchair shlabhraidh.
CHAINWORK,
5. Obair shlabhraidh.
CHAIR,
s.
Cathair,
suidheachan.
CHAIRMAN,
s.
Fear-catlirach,
ceann-
suidhe, riagblair
comuinn
;
fear cathrach-
i.omchair.
CHAISE,
s. Carbad
eutroin,
carbad da eich.
CHALDER,
) 5.
Salldair,
tomhas
guail
CHALDRON, |
no sil.
CHALICE,
s.
Cupan, cupa, copan,
cuacb,
cupan
comanachaidh.
CHALK,
s. Cailc.
CHALK,
v. a.
Cailc,
suath le
cailc,
math-
aich le cailc
;
comharraich le cailc.
CHALKY,
adj. Cailceach,
Ian cailce.
CHALLENGE,
f. a.
Tairg
deas
chomhrag,
dulanaich
; gairm gu cunntas, gairm gu
co-
ghealladh.
CHALLENGE,
s.
Gairm-chatha, tairgse-
comhraig,
dillan
; tagradb, tagairt.
CHA
663 CHA
CHALLENGEABLE, adj.
Cunntachail,
freagarrach.
CHALLENGER,
s.
Fear-dulanachaidh,
fear-tairgse eomhraig
;
fear
tagraidh.
CHALYBEATE,
adj.
Stailinneach,
air
lihlas iuruinn.
CHAMADE,
s. Caismeachd
geillidh.
CHAMBER,
s.
Seomar,
ionad-cddail.
CHAMBER,
v. a. and n.
Duin, druid,
glais
an
seomar;
bi ri seomradaireachd.
CHAMBERER,
s. Seomradaiu.
CHAMBERING,
s.
Seomradaireachd,
mat'iius.
CHAMBERLAIN,
*. Fear-ionaid uach-
darain, seumarlan,
fear
togail
mail a's cis
;
fear-gleidhidh
sheomar.
CHAMBERLA1NSHIP,
s. Dreuchd fir-
ionaid uachdarain.
CHAMBERMAID,
s.
Maigdeann
sbedm-
air.
CHAMELEON,
s. Dearc-luachrach a
mhuthas a' dath,
CHAMOIS,
s. Seorsa
gaibhre.
CHAMOMILE,
s.
Buidheag
shearbh.
CHAMP,
v. a. and n.
Caguinn,
teum,
gearr,
criom,
creim
;
bi
teumadh,
bi crim-
eadh.
CHAMPAIGN,
s.
Machair, magh,
srath
fosgailte,
reidh-fhearann.
CHAMPAIGN, adj. Fosgailte, reidh,
comhnard.
CHAMPAIGN,
s. Seorsa fiona.
CHAMPION,
s.
Laoch, gaisgeach,
cur-
aidb, treun-laoeh,
armunn.
CHAMPION,
v. a.
Tairg cath,
dulariaich.
CHAMPIONESS,
s.
Ban-churaidh,
ban-
ghaisgeach.
CHANCE,
s.
Tuiteamas, dan, sealbh,
for-
tari, tarladh, tachartas,
tuiteam a mach.
CHANCE, adj. Tuiteamach, teagamhacb,
tubaisteach.
CHANCE,
v. n. Tuit a
mach,
bi air thuit-
eamas,
tachair.
CHANCE-MEDLEY,
s. Marbhadh tuit-
eamais.
CHANGEABLE,
adj. Tuiteamach, ti*b-
aisteach.
CHANCEL,
s. lonad altair an
eaglais.
CHANCRE,
s.
Druis-ghuirean.
CHANDELIER,
s. Coinnleir meurach.
CHANDLER,
s. Fear deatiamh choinn-
lean,
marsanta choinnlean
;
siol-reicear.
CHANGE,
v. a. and n.
Muth,
atharraich
;
malairtich, iomlaid;
caochail.
CHANGE,
s.
Mutbadh, atharracbadh,
caochladh,
CHANGEABLE, adj. Caochlaideach,
luaineach,
sgaogach,
neo-sheasmhach
;
so-
mbuthaidh, so-chaochlaidh,
so-atharr-
aicbte
; ioma-chruthach,
ioma-dhathach.
CHANGEA
BLENSS,
5.
Caochlaidtachd,
luaineachas,
neo-sheasmhachd
;
so-mhuth-
tachd.
CHANGEFUL,
adj.
Muthtach.
CHANGELESS,
adj.
Neo-chaochlaideach,
seasmhach.
CHANGELING,
s.
Tacharan,
leanabh air
fhagail,
no air a
ghabhail
an aite leinibh
eile
; amhlar, oinseach, amadan,
iimaidh
;
sgaogan.
CHANGER,
5.
Fear-atharrachaidh,
fear-
muthaidh,
fear-malairt
airgid.
CHANNEL,
5.
Amar, clais,
leaba
;
caolas.
CHANNEL,
v. a.
Tarruing
'iia chlaisibh.
CHANT,
v. a. and w.
Seinn, tog
fonn air.
CHA
NT,
5.
Fonn, oran,
ceol
;
naomh~6ran.
CHANTER,
s.
Oranaiche,
tear-orain
;
fear
togail
naoimh-fhuirin.
CHANTICLEER,
s.
Coileach,
an coil-
each.
CHAOS,
s.
Dubh-choimeasg ; mi-riaghailt,
aimhreit,
aimlisg.
CHAOTIC,
adj. Coimeasgta,
dubh-choim-
easgta,
aimhreiteach.
CHAP,
s.
Peasg, sgoltadh, fosgladh, sgain-
eadh
;
cairean beatbaich.
CHAPE,
5.
Teanga, greim,
crambait.
CHAPEL,
5.
Caibeal,
cill.
CHAPELRY,
5. Cuairt caibeil.
CHAPLAIN,
s.
Ministeir-tighe, teaghlaich,
feachd,
no
luinge.
CHAPLESS, adj. Caol-pheirceallach.
CHAPLET,
s.
Blath-flileasg,
coron blath-
fhleasg.
CHAPMAN,
s.
Ceannaiche, fear-margaidh.
CHAPS,
s.
Craos,
beul.
CHAPPED,
|
adj.
and
part. Ptasgta,
CHAPT, \ pronnta.
CHAPTER,
s.
Caibideil; tigh
cleire.
CHAPTREL,
s. Ceann-mullaich
carraigb,
CHAR,
s. Seorsa
eisg, tarragan.
CHAR,
v. a. and n.
Loisg gu
inbhe
guail,
dubh-loisg ;
dean obair latha.
CHAR,
s.
Car, car-oibre,
obair-latha.
CHAR-WOMAN,
s. Beari-frith-oibre.
CHARACTER,
s.
Comharradh,
samh-
ladh, coltas; litir; iomradh,
aithris
; cliu,
beusan, biuthas, ainm, iomradh,
alladh
;
meas.
CHARACTER,
v. a.
Sgriobh, grabhal ;
dean iomradh,
mu.
CHARACTERISTIC,
7
ajj.
Fior-
CHARACTERISTICAL, J
shamhladj-
ail,
coltach
ri,
aluidheas ri.
CHARACTER1STICALNESS,
s. Fiur-
shamhlachalachd,
coltas ri.
CHA 664 CHE
CHARACTERISTIC,
s.
Fior-choltas,
coltas
araidh,
coltas air leth.
CHARACTERIZE,
r. a. Thoir cliu
air,
thoir teisteas
mu,
aithris buadban
;
comh-
arraich; grabhal, sgriobh.
CHARACTERLESS, adj.
Gun
chliu,
mi-chliuiteach, gun teist,
neo-theisteil.
CHARACTERY,
5.
Comharradh,
suaich-
( -an tas.
CHARADE,
s. One thoimhseachain.
CHARCOAL,
s.
Gual-fiodha, gual loisgte.
CHARGE,
v. a. and n. Earb
ri,
thoir
comas
do,
earb
gnothach ri,
cuir mar chu-
ramair;
cuir as
leth, dit,
faigh
cron
do;
cuir mar fhiaehaibh
air; buail,
thoir ionn-
suidh air.
CHARGE,
s.
Curam, gleidheadh ; aithne,
impidh ;
dreuchd
; casaid,
coire
; costas, cis,
urchair.
CHARGEABLE, adj. Daor, costail,
air
a chur as
leth,
air 'f
hagail
air
;
buailteach
do choire no do chasaid.
CHARGEA
BLENESS,
s.
Daorachd,
daoiread,
costalachd.
CHARGER,
s.
Mias,
mias mhor
;
each-
cogaidh,
steud-each.
CHARIOT,
s. Carbad.
CHARIOTEER,
s. Carbadair.
CHARIOT-RACE,
s.
Coimhliong
char-
bad.
CHARITABLE,
adj. Oircheasach,
deirc-
each,
carthannach
; seirceil, caoimhneil,
maitheasach.
CHARITABLENESS,
*.
Oircheasachd,
carthannachd, tabhartachd, seircealachd,
caoimhnealachd,
maitheasachd.
CHARITY,
s.
Caoimhrieas, carthannas,
gradh,
seirc
; oircheasachd, fialuidheachd,
deirceachd, tabhartachd.
CHARLATAN,
s.
Cleasaiche, leigh-chleas-
aiche.
baoth-fhear,
mealltair.
CHARLATANICAL,
adj.
Baoth-chleas-
ach,
mealltach. .
CHARLATANRY,
s.
Baoth-chleasachd,
mealltachd.
CHARLES'S
WAIN,
s. An
crann,
an
crann arain.
CHARLOCK,
5. Carran buidhc.
CHARM,
s.
Geas,
giosag, run,
seun
;
druidheachd, buidseachd.
CHARM,
v. a. and n.
Seun,
cuir seun
air,
cuir fo
gheasaibh ;
dwin
buadhach le
geas-
aibh
; gairm
le
druidheachd,
thoft- an lath-
air le
geasaibh ; lub, Un-thoilicli.
CHA
RMED,
adj.
Fo
gheasaibh,
seunta.
CHARMER,
s.
Fear-druidheachd,
driiidh,
geasadair;
graidhean,
graidheag ;
gradhan,
gradhag
adj. Gradhach,
ion-
ghradhach,
uile-thait-
CHARMFUL,
CH
ARMING,
ii
each,
grinn.
CHARMINGNESS,
s.
Grinneas,
tait-
neachd,
ion-ghradhachas.
CHARNEL, adj. Cairbheach,
Ian feola.
CHARNEL-HOUSE,
s.
Tigh-adhlac-
aidh,
slochd-adhlaic.
CHART,
s.
Cairt,
cairt-iuil.
CHARTER,
s.
Sgriobhadh,
cumhnant
sgiiobhta,
batin
sgriobhta;
coir
sgriobh ta,
daingneachd sgriobhta; dlighe, sochiair,
cead,
saorsa.
CHARY,
adj.
Faicilleach, glic,
sicir.
CHASE,
v. a.
Sealg, ruaig,
lean
;
fuad-
aich.
CHASE,
s.
Sealg, faoghaid ; toir,
toraclid
;
sireadh,
iarruidli
;
sithiorin
; fridii,
f'aiche-
seilg ;
fad
gunna
's an leth
stigh.
CHASE
ABLE,
adj. So-shealgta,
ion-sheal-
gach.
CHASER,
s.
Sealgair,
fear
ruagaidh,
fear-
iomaiti
; fear-grabhalaidh.
CHASM,
s.
Sgaineadh,
sgoltadh, fosgladh,
beam,
faslach.
CHASMED, adj. Sgainte, sgoilte,
liiii-
bhearn.
CHASTE,
adj.
Geamnuidh
; glan, diong-
mhalta, fior-ghlan,
neo-thruaillidh.
CHASTEN,
v. a.
Cronaich, smachdaich,
peanasaich,
claoidh.
CH
ASTENER,
s.
Fear-cronachaidh,
fear-
smachdachaidh.
CHASTENESS,
s. Geamnuidheachd
;
gloine-bhriathar-
CHASTISE,
v. a.
Smachdaich, cronaich,
thoir fo
smachd,
cuir fuidh
eagal.
CHASTISEMENT,
s.
Smachdachadh,
cronachadh,
ceannsachadh.
CHASTISER,
s.
Fear-smachdach?.idb,
fear-cronachaidh,
fear-ceannsachaidh.
CHASTITY,
s.
Geamnuidheaohd,
gloine,
neo-thruaillidheachd.
CHAT,
v. n. Dean
comhradh,
dean frith-
labhairt,
dean
gobaireachd,
dean
biolasgadh.
CHAT,
s.
Biolasgadh, gobaireachd,
frith-
chomhradh,
1'rith-bhruidheann.
CHATTEL, s.
Maoin,
airneis.
CHATTER,
v. a. Dean
canran,
dean
snagardaich fhiacall;
dean faoin-chomh-
radh.
CHATTER,
s.
Goileam,
sgeilm.
CHATTERER,
5.
Gobaire,
sgeilmear.
CHATTY,
s.
Sgeilmearra, gobach.
CHAW,
s. Cairean beathaich.
CHAWDRON,
s. Mioiuich.
CHEAP,
adj.
Saor
;
air
bheag
rnftas.
(
:
IT I] A
PEN,
v. a,
Lughdaich, Iray pris.
CHE 665 CHI
CHEAPNESS,
. Saoiread.
CHEAT,
v. a.
Meall,
thoir an car
as,
dean
foill air.
CHEAT,
s.
Foill, feall, car; mealltair,
fear-foille, slaightear.
CHECK,
v. a. and n.
Caisg, bac, grab,
cuir fo smachd
; cronaich,
achmhasanaich
;
co-shambluich r' a cheile
; stad,
dean stad.
CHECK,
s.
Bacadh,
ath-bhacadh,
grabadh,
ath-ghrabadh ; smachd, uachdranachd,
riaghladh ; achmhasan,
tamailt
;
breac-
aodach
;
fear-achmhasain,fear-cronachaidh.
CHECKEH,
) v. a.
Breac,
stiallaich,
tar-
CHEQUER, J ruing
stiallan
tarsuing.
CHECKERWORK,
s. Aodach
breac,
breac-ghrinneas.
CHECKLESS, adj.
Neo-smachdaichte,
gun
smachd.
CHEEK,
s.
Gruaidh,
leth-cheann.
CHEEK-BONE,
s.
Cnaimh-giala, peir-
ceall.
CHEEK-TOOTH,
s.
Culag,
fiacaill-chuil.
CHEER,
s.
Cuirm, cuilm,
biadh-tuirme
;
caithream, luatbghair.
CHEER,
v. a. and n.
Misnich, brosnuicb,
tog
inntinn
; solasaich,
comhfhurtaich
;
dean
aoibbneacb,
dean
subhach,
dean ait
;
tog
do
chridhe,
fas cridhcil.
CHEERER,
s. Fear
comhfhurtachd,
fear-
togail misnich,
fear-solais.
CHEERFUL, adj.
Ait, suilbhir, aoibhinn,
aighearach.
CHEERFULNESS,
s.
Surd, suigeart,
surdalachd,
sunnd
; toil-inntinn,
cridheal-
as,
beothalachd.
CHEERLESS, adj. Dubhach,
neo-shunnd-
acb.
CHEERY,
adj. Ait, aoibhneach,
aoibhinn.
CHEESE,
s. Caise.
CIIEESEVAT,
s.
Soitheach-mulachaig,
fiodhan.
CHEMISE,
s. Leine boirionnaich.
CHERISH,
adj. Eiridnich, altrum,
dr-
aich, dion,
thoir
fasgadh
do.
CHER1SHER,
s.
Fear-eiridnidh,
fear-
altruim,
fear-dionaidh.
CHERRY,
s.
Sirist,
craobh-shirist.
CHERRY, adj.
Siristeach.
CHERUB,
s. Focal
Eabhruidheach,
a ciall-
achadh,
aingeal
neamhaidh :
Oierubim,
aingil
neamhaidh.
CHERVIL,
s.
Cos-uisge.
CHERUP,
v. n. Dean
faoin-ghuth
binn.
CHESLIP,
s. Gne
bheisteig, corra-chosag.
CHESNUT,
J5.
Geanm-chno;
craobh-
CHESTNUT, \ gkeanm-cliuu ;
dath donn.
Isean.
CHESS,
s.
Taileasg.
CHESS-PLAYER,
s.
Fear-cluiche,
fear-
feoirne.
CHEST,
s.
Ciste,
cobhan
; com,
cliabh.
CHEST,
v. a. Cuir an ciste
;
cairich an
ciste luidhe.
CHEVALIER,*.
Ridire.
CHEVERIL,
s. Meann
;
minicionn.
CHEW,
v. a. and n.
Ciigain,
cnamh
;
cnuasaic/h,
beachd-smuainich.
CHEW,
s.
Greim, mir-(5agiiaidh.
CHEWING,
s.
Cagnadh.
CHICANE,
s.
Brionglaid-ehar, inrileachd,
cuilbheirtean
; feall,
foill,
staraidheachd.
CHICANE,
v. n. Dean
brionglaid-char,
cleachd cuilbheirtean.
CHICANER,
s. Fear
carach,
mealltair.
CHICANERY,
s.
Feall, foill, foillealaehd,
cuilbheirteachd.
CHICK,
CHICKEN,
CH1CKENHEARTED, adj.
Gealtach,
cladharach.
CHICKENPOX,
s. A' bhreac-otraicb.
CHICKLING,
s. Isean.
CHICK-PEAS,
s. Peasair nan luch.
CH1CKWEED,
s.
Fliogh,
fluth.
CHIDE,
r. a. and n.
Cronaich,
achmhas-
anaich, coirich,
troid
;
dean
fuaim,
fuami-
nich.
CHIDER,
s.
Fear-cronachaidh,
fear-
nchmhasain,
fear coireachaidh.
CHIEF, adj.
Air
thoiseach, ceud, araidh,
sonruichte, priomh ; corr, mor,
ilathail.
CHIEF,
s.
Ceann, ceannard,
ceann
feadhna.,
ceanniiiil;
ceann
cinnidh,
ard-fhlath.
CHIEFTAIN,
s.
Ceann, ceannard,
ceanu-
feadhna
;
ceann-cinnidh
;
ceann cinneil.
CHIEFTAINSHIP,
s. Ceannas-cinnidh.
CHILBLAIN,
s.
Cusp,
fuachd-at.
CHILD,
s.
Leanabh, .naoidhean, ciocharan,
paisde,
urra,
maothran
; mac,
nigheari.
CHILDBED,
s. Leabaidh shiiibhla,
lnidh-
siubhla.
CHILDBIRTH,
s.
Aisead,
saothair-
chloinne.
CHILDHOOD,*. Leanabachd, leanabas,
leanabaidheachd,
naoidheanachd.
CHILDISH, adj.
Leanabail, leanabaidh,
leanab^nta, aineolach,
faoin.
CHILDISHNESS,
s.
Leanabachd,
leanab-
aidheachd,
faoineachd.
CHILDLESS, adj.
Gan
chlanii,
gun
sliochd.
CHILDLIKE, adj.
Mar
leanaban,
leanab-
ail.
CHILL, a(0.
Fuar,
fuaraidh, fionnar;
air
fuachd,
air chrith le fuachd
; neo-aoidheil,
4P
CMI 066
CHO
nco-shunndach
; mi-chairdeil,
mi-dhaimh-
eil.
CHILL,
v. a.
Fuaraich,
fionnfhuaraich
;
dean
muladach,
mi-mhisriich.
CHILLNESS,
s.
Crith-fhuachd,
fionn-
fhuarachd.
CHILLY, adj. Fionnfhuar,
fuav.
CHIMB,
s. Ceann baraille.
CHIME,
s.
Co-sheirm, co-fhonn,
cordadh-
fhuaim
; co-fhreagarrachd, co-ionannnchd,
co-chordadh.
CHIME,
v. a. and n.
Tog co-sheirm,
buail
gu co-sheirmeach, co-sheirmish,
dean co-
sheirm; co-chord, co-aontaich,
aontaich
le.
CHIMERA,
s.
Breisleacb, faoin-dhealbh,
faoin-bheachd.
CHIMERICAL, adj. Breisleachail,
faoin-
bheachdail.
CHIMNEY,
s.
Luidheir,
fairleus.
CHIMNEY-PIECE,
s.
Braighe cagailte.
CHIN,
s.
Smig, smigead.
CH1NCOUGH,
s.
Triuthach,
an triuth
ach.
CHINE,
s.
Dronnag, mir-droma,
cliathag.
CHINK,
s.
Sgoltadh, sgaineadh,
gagadh.
CHINK,
v. a. and n.
Gliong; sgain, sgoilt.
CHINKY,
s.
Gagach, sgainte.
C
HINTS,
s. Aodach canaich dreachmhor.
CHIP,
v. a. and n.
Pronn,
snaidh
; sgain,
sgoilt.
CHIP,
s.
Sliseag, mir,
bloighdeag.
CHIPPING,
5.
Sliseag, sgealb.
CHIROGRAPH,
s.
Sgriobhadh,
bann-
sgriobhta.
CHIROGRAPHER,
s.
Fear-sgrJobhaidh.
CHIROGRAPHY,
s.
Sgriobhadh.
CHIROMANCER,
s. Dearnadair.
CHIROMANCY,
5.
Dearnadaireachd.
CHIRP,
v. a. and n.
Tog
fonn
air;
dean
durdan,
dean bideil.
CHIRP,
s.
Bideil,
ceileirean,
bid.
CHIRPER,
s.
Bidear,
ceileiriche.
CHIRURGEON,
5.
Lamh-leigh, dearg-
leigh.
CH1RURGERY,
s.
Lamh-16igheachd,
dearg-leigheachd.
CHISEL,
s. Gilb.
CHISEL,
v. a. Oibrich le
gilb, gearr
le
gilb.
CHIT,
s. Isean
;
ball brice.
CHIT
CHAT,
s.
Pronn-chainnt, gobair-
eachd,
frith-bhruidheann.
CHITTERLINGS,
s,
Mionach, grealach.
CH1TTY,
adj.
Leanabaidh,
iseanach
j breac,
Ibinneach.
CHIVALROUS,
adj. Gaisgeil, euchdach,
gaisgeanta, anl-ghaisgeii.
CHIVALRY,
s.Ridireachd
; euchd,
euchd-
alachd,
ard-ghaisgealachd ;
treubhantas.
CHIVES,
s.
Meanbh-cholg luibhe; gne*
uinnein.
CHLOROSIS,
s. An tinneas uaine.
CHOICE,
s.
Roghadh, roghainn, taghadh ;
comas-taghaidh ;
a chuid a's
fearr,
brod.
CHOICE, adj. Taghta.
CHOICENESS,s.
Luachmhoraohd,
luacb.
CHOIR,
s.
Coisir-chiuil, luchd-ciuil,
luchd
seinn ann an
eaglais,
ionad-ciuil ann an
eaglaia.
CHOKE,
v. a. Tachd
;
much
;
duin suas.
CHOKE-FULL, adj.
Lom-lan.
CHOKER,
s.
Taehdadair,
fear-tachdaidh
;
ni nach
gabh freagradh,
focal
gun
aichi adh.
CHOKY, ad/.
A
thachdas,
a mhuchas.
CHOLER,
s. Leanntan frionais
; fearg,
corruich,
ascaoin.
CHOLERA-MORBUS,
s. A'bhuinneach
mhor.
CHOLERIC, adj. Feargach,
lasauta,
cas,
frionasach.
CHOLERICNESS,
s.
Feargachas,
lasant-
achd, caise,
frionasachd.
CHOOSE,
v. a. and n.
Tagh, roghnaich ;
gabh
mar
roghainn.
CHOOSER,
s.
Fear-taghaidh, fear-rogh-
nachaidh.
CHOP,
v. a. and n.
Sgud, gearr
le buille
;
sluig, dian-shluig; pronn, mion-phronn ;
grad-atharraich, grad-thionndaidh ;
mal-
airtich,
dean
suaip;
thoir focal air an
fhocal.
CHOP,
s.
Staoig
mhuilt-fheolach
; sgaiii-
eadh, sgoltadh, gag.
CHOP-HOUSE,
s.
Tigh-staoige, tigh
itbeannaich.
CHOPIN,
s.
Seipin.
CHOPPING,
s. Reiceadh no ceannach,
comh-fharpuis,
ath-thilleadh fhocal.
CHOPPING-KNIFE,
s.
Sgian-chocair-
eachd.
CHOPPY, adj.
Lan tholl no
sgoltaidhean,
gagach,
Ian
sgainidhean.
CHOPS,
s.
Craos,
beul beathaich
; beul,
dorus.
CHORAL, adj.
Coisireach,
co-sheirmeach
;
a sheinneas ann an ionad-ciuil.
CHORD,
s.
Teud,
sreang-bogha.
CHORD,
v. a. Cuir teud
ri, gleus.
CHORISTER,
5. Fear-seinn ann an co-
sheirm.
CHORUS,
s.
Coisir, co-sheirm; luinneag,
fonn
;
luchd-seinn ann an cluiche.
CHOSE, pret.
of Choose.
CHOSEN, part. Taghta, roghnaichfp.
CIIO
USE,
v. a.
Meall,
thoir au car u.
CHO 667 CIC
CHOUSE,
s.
Car,
cuilbheart
;
umaldh.
CHRISTEN,
v. a.
Baist; ainmicb,
thoir
ainm
do,
thoir ainm air.
CHRISTENDOM,
s. A'
chriosdachd,
a'
chriosduidheachd.
CHRISTENING,
s.
'
Baisteadh.
CHRISTIAN,
s.
Criosduidli,
fear aidmheil
a chreidimh chriosduidh.
CHRISTIAN, adj, Criosdail, ag
aidmheil
a chreidimh chriosduidh.
CHRISTIAN-NAME,
s.
Ainm-baistidh,
ceud-aiiim.
CHRISTIAN1SM,
s.
Criosdachd,
criosd-
uidheachd,
creidimh criosduidh.
CHRISTIANITY,
s.
Criosdachd,
aid-
mheil a chreidimh chriosduidh.
CHRISTIANISE,
v. a. Dean
criosduidh,
tionndaidhgu
aidmheil a chreidimh chriosd-
uuih.
CHRISTIAN-LIKE, adj.
Criosdail.
CHR1 ST1ANL
Y, adj.
Criosdail.
CHRISTIANOGRAPHY,
s. Cunntas
air muinntir
rioghachdan
na criosdaclid.
CHRISTMAS,
s. Latha
nollaig, iiollaig;
am na
nollaige.
CHROMATIC,
adj.
Dathach.
CHRONIC,
~)adj.
Timeil,
tim-chuaiit-
CHRONICAL, J each, amail,
leanailteach.
CHRONICLE,
s.
Analadh,
mion-eachd-
raidh,
^eanachas.
CHRONICLE,
v. a.
Sgriobh
an eachd-
raidh,
cuir sios an eachdraidh.
CHRONICLER,
s.
Eachdaire,
eachd-
raiche.
CHRONOGRAPHY,
s.
Eachdraidh, sgri-
obhadh inu shean aimsir.
CHROiNOLOGICAL,
adj.
Eachdraidh-
each,
seanachaidheach.
CHRONOLOGIST,
s.
Eachdaire,
eachd-
raiche,
seanachaidh.
CHRONOLOGY,
s.
Aimsir-eoJas,
um-
aireamh,
uin'-eachdraidh.
CHRONOMETER,
s. Uaireadair
luinge.
CHRYSOLITE,
s.
Crisolit,
clach luach-
mhor.
CHUBBED,
I
adj. Pluiceach, plocach,
CHUBBY,
mor-cheannacb.
CHUCK,
v. a. mid n.
Gloc,
dean
glocail ;
thoir ioil-bhuille
smig ; tilg gu doigbeil ;
goir,
hi
glocail
mar oh ire.
CHUCK,
s.
Gloc,
grachdan ; gaolach,
cuil-
ean, luran,
gradhan ;
foil-bhuille
smig.
CHUCKLE,
u. a. and n.
Gloc, goir;
breug,
talaidh,
dean muirn
; gair.
CHUFF,
s.
Maolan, umaidh, burraidh,
baorlhaire.
CHUFF
JNESS,
s.
Maol-cheanuachd,
doichiollachil,
umaidhoac.hd.
CHUFFY, adj.
Aineolach,
umadail
gruam-
ach, busach,
pluiceach, gnu, iargalt.
CHUM,
s.
Compariach
seumair.
CHUMP,
s.
Ord-fiodha,
ploc.
CHURCH,
s.
Eaglais,
comunn nan criosd-
uidhean; tigh-aoraidh, teampull,
cill
;
cleir-
iighdarras;
cleir.
CHURCH-ATTIRE,
s. Culaidh-chleir
;
aodach na naomh-sheirbhis.
CHURCHMAN,
s. Pears'
eaglais,
min-
is
teir,
cl uireach.
CHURCHWARDEN,
s.
Foirfeacb,
maor-
eaglais.
CHURCHYARD,
*.
Cladh, cill, clachan,
baghaa.
CHURL,
s.
Luidse, luidealach, tuatbanach,
fear-oibre
; bodach, balach, duaircean,
sgonn ; iargaltaiclie.
CHURLISH, adj.
Bodachail, balachail,
gnu,
duairceach, iargalta,
neo-aoidheil,
doicheallach, gruamach, neo-fhial, gionach,
satmtach
; rag, daobliaidh,
crosda,
danarra.
CHURLISHNESS,
s.
Umaidheachd, iarg-
altachd, neo-shiobhaltachd, gruamachd,
doichioll
; crosdachd, danarrachd,
mi-
shuairceas.
CHURME. s.
Toirm, fua'ur,
borbhan.
CHURN,
s. Muidhe.
CHURN,
v. a. Cuir
triomh-cheile,
cuir fo
ghluasad ;
dean
im,
thoir im as.
CHURNSTAFF,
a.
Loinid,
maide muidhe.
CHURRWORM,
s. An t-slat-thomhais.
CHYLE,
s.
Leann-goile,
mathair na
fola,
leann-meirbhidh.
CHYL1FACTION,
s.
Meirbheadh,
tioiin-
dadh
gu
mathair na fola.
CHYLIFACTIVE,
adj.
Cnamhach,
a
thionndaidheas
gu
mathair na fola.
CHYM1ST,
s. Feallsanach
gne
nithean.
CHYMISTRY. 1 Feallsanachd
gn^
nith-
CHEMISTRY.
i ean,feallsanachd
suacain.
CIBARIOUS, adj. Biadhar, aranach,
maith airson bidh.
CICATRICE,
Is.
Athailt, creim,
gag;
CICATRIX, i comharradh, loig,
larach.
CICATRISANT,
s,
Plasd-athailte,
ui a
dli'
fliagas lorg.
CICATRISIVE, adj. Gagach, lorgach,
a
ni a thai It.
CICATRIZATION,
s.
Athailt-leigheas,
creuchd-dlmnadh, lot-leigheas.
CICATRIZE,
v. a.
Leighis,
duin le
cuug-
aidh-leighis ; slanuich,
diiin suas.
CICELY,
s. Seanas.
CI
CURATE,
v. a.
Callaich, ceannsaich,
ciuinic.h, minich,
dan soirbh.
CICURATION,
s.
Callachadh,
ceanns-
achadh,
ciuincachadh,
dcauamh so'ubh.
CID 668 cm
CIDER,
5.
Leann-meas, sugh
mheas,
leann
ubhlan, ubball-bhrigh.
C1DERIST,
s. Grudaire
ubhall-bhrigh,
fear-deanamh leaun-ubhlan.
C1LIC1OUS,
adj.
Gaoisideach.
C1METER,
s. Claidheamh crom.
CINCTURE,
s.
Crios, bann, ceangal,
cear-
call
;
dunadh,
garadh ;
cuairt.
CINDER,
s.
Goal, guaillean.
C1NERATION,
s. Cnamh
gu luaithre,
luaithreadh.
CINEREOUS, adj. Liath-ghlas,
air dhath
iia luaithre.
CINGLE,
s.
Crios,
tarrach.
CINNAMON,
s. Canal.
CINQUE,
s.
*Ciiig,
focal-cluiche.
CINQUEFOIL,
s.
Seamrag chuig-bhil-
each.
CION,
s.
Faillean, fiuran, ur-fhas,
mean-
gan.
CIPHER,
s. Comharradh an
cunntas,
neo-
ni leis
fein,
ach treuu le each
;
comharran
diomhair, sgriobhadh
litrichean
diomhair;
garlach,
siochaire,
duine
gun
t'heum.
CIPHER,
v. a. and n.
Sgriobh
lelitrichibh
diomhair
;
comharraich
; aireamh,
cunnt.
CIRCLE,
s.
Cuairt, cearcall, crios-cuairte,
cuairteag ;
cruinn-mheall
; cuideachd,
ban-
nal, coisir,
coimh-thional.
CIRCLE,
?). a. andn. Cuir cearcall
uime,
iom-dhruid,
:adh
mu,
cuairtich
;
cum r'a
cheile,
cruinnich.
CIRCLED,
adj.
Cruinn,
cuairteagach,
cearcallach.
CIRCLET,
s.
Cuairt, cearcall, fainne,
camag, cuairteag.
CIRCLING, adj.
Cruinn.
CIRCUIT,
*.
Cuartalan, cuairt,
dol tim-
chioll
;
cuairt-lann
;
cuairt-astar
;
cuairt
nam
mor-fheara-dearga,
cuairt-bhreith-
caoih.
CIRCUIT,
v. a. and n,
Cuairtich,
rach
mu'n
cuairt;
bi dol mu'n cuairt.
CIRCUITION,
s.
Cuairteachadh,
dol mu'n
cuairt,
cur cearcall air
; cuairt,
cuartan.
CIRCUITOUS, adj.
Cruinn mu'u
cuairt,
cuairteach.
CIRCULAR,
adj.
Cruinu mar
chuairt,
cuairteacL.
CIRCULARITY,
s. Cruinn
chumadh.
CIRCULATE,
v. a. and n.
Cuairtich,
cnir cearcall
mu;
cuir mu'n cuairt.
CIRCULATION,
s.
Cuairteachadh,
dol
mu'n cuairt
; cuairt,
ath-philleadh.
CIRCUMAMJB1ENCY,
s.
Cuairteachadh,
cruinneachadh mu thimchioll.
CJIUCUMAMB1ENT,
adj. Cuairteach,
a'
dol am thhnchioll.
CIRCUMAMBULATE,
v. n.
Cuairtich,
coisich mu'n cuairt.
CIRCUMCISE,
v. a.
Timchioll-ghearr.
CIRCUMCISION,
s.
Timchioll-ghearr-
adh.
CIRCUMDUCT,
v. a. Thoir
timchioll,
pill,
bac,
dubh
as,
mill.
CIRCUMDUCT1ON,
s.
Ditheachadh,
milleadh,dubhadh
as
; cuairt-threorachadh,
toirt mu'n cuairt.
CIRCUMFERENCE,*. Cuairt-shreang,
cuairt,
cuairt-thomhas
;
cruinne.
CIRCUMFERENTIAL,arf/.
Cuairtearh,
cruinn.
CIRCUMFLUENCE,
s. lomdhruideadh
uisge, being
ri
uiege.
CIRCUMFLUENT,
adj.
Cuairt-shruth-
ach.
CIRCUMFORANEOUS, adj.
lomrall-
ach,
a
thigh gu tigh,
badhalach.
CIRCUMFUSE,
o. a. Doirt mu'n
cuairt,
taosg, spliut.
CIRCUMFUSILE,
adj. Taosgach,
uim'
dhortach.
CIRCUMFUSION,
s. Uim' dhortachd.
CIRCUMGYRATE,t7.
a.
Rol,
trus cruinn.
CIRCUMGYRATION,
s.
Cuairt-ruith,
cuartalan.
CIRCUMJACENT, adj.
Dluth,
mu'n
cuairt
air, fagus.
CIRCUMITION,
s.
Cuairteachadh,
dol
timchioll.'
CIRCUMLIGATION,
s.
Teannachadh,
ceangal
mu'n cuairt
; ceangal,
bann,
crios-
ceangail.
CIRCUMLOCUTION,*. Cuairt-labhairt,
iom-fhoclan,
cuairt-chainnt.
CIRCUMLOCUTORY,
adj.Bith-bhriath-
rach,
cuairt chainnteach.
CIRCUMMURED, adj.
Callaideach,
duinte le balla.
CIRCUMNAVIGABLE,
adj.
So-sheol-
aidh mu'n cuairt.
CIRCUMNAVIGATE,?;,
a.
Cuairt-sheol,
seol mu'n
cuairt,
uim'-sheol.
CIRCUMNAVIGATION,
.s. Cuairt-
sheoladh,
seoladh mu'n chruinne.
CIRCUMNAVIGATOR,
s. Scoladair-
cuairt a' chruinne.
CIRCUM
PLICATION,
s. Cuairt-fhill-
eadb.
CIRCUMPOSITION,
5. Caradh mu'u
cuairt,
cuairt-shuidheachadh.
CIRCUM
RASION,
s.
Cuairt-bhearradh,
cuairt-lomadh.
CIRCUMROTATION,
s.
Roladh,
cuibh-
Iradh,
cur mu'n cuairt.
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CLA
CIRCUMROTATORY, adj.
Cuairt-
shiubhlach.
CIRCUMSCRIBE,
v. a.
lom-dhruid,
cuir crioch ri
; cuibhrich,
cum a
stigh.
CIRCUMSCRIPTION,
s. lom-dhruid-
eadh, cumhangachadh.
CIRCUMSCRIPTIVE,
.adj. Cualrteach,
criiinn,
criochnach.
CIRCUMSPECT,
v. n. Dean
faire,
bi
faicilleach, faireachail, furachail, erionna,
sicir.
CIRCUMSPECTION,
s.
Aire, curam,
faicill, f'urachas,
crionnachd.
CIRCUMSPECTIVE,
adj. Aireaohail,
citramach,
&c.
CIRCUMSTANCE,
*..
:
Cuis, ni, rud, cas,
gnothacb,
cor, staid,
inbhe.
CIRCUMSTANCE,
v. a. Cuir an cor
araidh,
suidhich.
CIRCUMSTANTIAL,
adj. Tuiteamach,
neo-araidh,; pongail, co-cheangailte.
CIRCUMSTANTIATE,
v. a.
Suidhich,
cairich,
Ipag,
cuir,
socraich
gu doigheil.
CIRCUMVALLATE,
v. a.
Daingnich,
iom-dbruid,
cuir callaid mu.
CIRCUMVALLATION,
s.
Daingneach-
adh, timchioll-dhion,
balla-daingneach-
aidh
;
dig, being.
CIRCUMVECTION,
s.
Cuairt-ghiiilan.
CIRCUMVENT,
v. a.
Meall,
thoir an
car a.
CIRCUMVENTION,
s.
Foil],
mealladh,
feall, cuilbheart, cealg.
CIRCUMVENTIVE,
adj. Mealltach,
foilleil, fealltach, carach, cealgach.
C1RCUMVEST,
v. a.
Aodaich,
comh-
daich,
crioslaich mu'n cuairt.
CIRCUMVOLVE,
v. a.
Rol, cuibhill,
ruidhil,
cuir mu'n cuairt.
CIRCUMVOLUTION,
s.
Roladh,
cuibh-
leadh
; cruinneachadh, trusadh,
iom-roladh.
CIST,
5.
Coinhdach,
ciste
; toll, slochd,
fosgladh.
CISTE
D,
adj.
Comhdaichte,
duinte.
CISTERN,
s.
Amar, tobar,
linne.
CIT,
s.
Beadagan-biith,
fear-baile mhoir.
CITADEL,
s.
Dun, daingneach,
caisteal.
CITAL,
s.
Achmhasan, cronachadh,
dit-
eadh
; rabhadh,
gairm, sanas,
iios
gu
cuirt;
iasad-bhriathar.
CITATION,
s. Fios
gn
cuirt,
gairm;
iasad-bhriathar
; ainmeachadh,
aithris.
CITATO
RY,
adj. Rabhach,
a bhcir
gairra-
lathaireachd.
CITE,
VM.
Gairm, orduich,
thoir rabhadh do.
CITER,
s.
Rabhadair, fear-sanais,
maor.
C1TESS,
s.
Bean-baile-mhoir,
ban-shaoran-
aob.
CITIZEN,
s.
Saoranach,
fear-baile-mhoir
;
ceannaiche,
fear-malairt
; fear-kiteachaidb,
fear-comhnuidh.
CITIZENSHIP,
s. Saorsa baile-mhoir.
CITRINE,
adj. 'Buidhe,
buldhe-dhonri.
CITY,
s.
Baile, cathair,
baile-mor.
CITY,
adj.
A bhuineas do bhaile-mor.
CIVIL,
adj.
Cuideachdail,
comuruiach
;
riaghailteach, rianail, doigheil ; coir,
deadh-
bheusach,ciuin,modhail, sJobhalta, suaircp,
a bhuineas do cheartas na
tire;
nach buin
do'n
eaglais,
no do'n arm.
CIVILIZATION,
s.
Callachadh,
ci&in-
eachadh,
toirt
gu riaghailt;
cur air ctil
ditidh biiis
; rian, riaghailt,,
deadh-bheu.
CIVILITY,
5.
Riaghaiheachd,
modhal-
achd, rian, doigh, siobhaltachd,
suairceas,
grinneas.
CIVILIZE,
v. a. Thoir
gu riaghailt,
ciuin-
ich, teagaisg, callaich,
thoir fo
gheill
do'n
lagh.
CIVILIZE
R,
s.
Fear-callaehaidh,
tear-
teagaisg
nan allamharach.
CLACK,
s.
Clag, clagan,
claban, glagan,
fuaim.
CLACK,
v. a. and n, Dean
glagan, gliong ;
bi
glagaireachd,
dean
glagadaich noglagair-
eachd.
CIjAD,par.
Aodaichte, comhdaichte, sgead-
aichte.
CLAIM,
v. a. larr mar
choir,
tagnir,
agair.
CLAIM,
s.
Agradh, agartas, tagradh,
iarr-
uidh.
CLAIMABLE,
adj. Agarach, so-agraidh.
CLAIMANT,
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_,
CLAIMER, J
Ta
g
aireach
'
a
g
arach'
CLAM,
v. a. and n.
Ragaich,
lion le
bith,
luchdaich le
glaodh, righnich,
taisich.
CLAMBER,
v. n.
Streap,
dirich a suns.
CLAMMY,
adj. Glaodhach, righinn,
lean-
ailteach, rag, tiugh.
CLAMMINESS,
s.
Righneachas,
leanailt-
eachd.
CLAMOROUS, adj. Collaideach,
bruidh-
neavh,
ard-labhrach.
CLAMOUR,
5.
Collaid,
glaodhaich, gaoir,
ganraicb, caithream,
farum.
CLAMOUR,
v.a. andn.
Bodhair,
dean
coilaid
; glaodh, eigh,
dean iolaclu
CLAMP,
s.
Cnod,
clabhdan.
CLAMP,
v. a. Cuir dabhdan air.
CLAN,s.
Teaghlach, fine, cinneadh,
treubh,
sliochd,
dream.
CLANDESTINE,
adj. Uaigneach,
diom-
hair, ceilte, neo-laghail.
CLANDEST1NENESS,
s.
Neo-laghal-
achd, diomhaircachd, uaigneachd.
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CLANG,
s.
Gliong, glang, gliogar, gliog-
artaich.
CLANG,
v. a. and n. Dean
gliogartaich;
gliong,
bi
gliongartaich.
CLANGOUR,
s.
Gleadhraich, gliongar-
saich.
CLANGOUS, adj.
Gliongach, glangach,
gliogach.
CLANK,
s,
Gleadhar, cruaidli-ghliong,
farum.
CLANSHIP,*. Cinneadas,
cinneadalachd.
CLAP,
v. a. and n. Buail r'a
cheile,
buail
air a cheile
; buail,
thoir
grad
bhuille
;
bos-bhuail,bois-ghair,ard-mhol,cliuthaich;
dean bas-bhualadh.
CLAP,
s.
Buille, farum, gleadhar , bragh ;
gair-fhuaim,
iolach.
CLAPPER,
s.
Fear-iolaich,
fear-molaidh
;
.
claban, glagan.
CLAPPERCLAW,
v. a.
Trod, cain,
dio-
mol.
CLASS,
v. a. Roinn 'n an
sreathaibh,
roinn 'n an
seorsaibh,
cuir 'n an dream-
aibh.
CLASSIC,
s.
Ughdair
measail, ard-ughdair.
CLASSIFICATION,
s.
Earrannachadh,
sreath-roinn,
seorsachadh.
CLATTER,
v. a. and n. Thoir
gleadhar
air,
buail
sgailc,
thoir
gliong
air
;
conns-
aich,
dean
brionglaid ; gliong,
thoir
glang,
bi ri
gliogarsnaich,
bi
straighlich ;
dean
blabhdaireachd.
CLATTER,
s.
Straighlich, gliongartaich,
gliogartaich ; farum, fuuim,
gleadhraich.
CLATTERER,
s.
Fear-gleadhraich, glion-
gair, glagaire,clab-sgain ; clabstair, gobaire,
sgiolam.
CLATTERING,
s,
Gleadhraich, straigh-
lich,
gliongartaich.
CLAV
ATED,
adj.
Plucach,
cnapach,meall-
ach.
CLAUD
ENT, adj. Duinte,
druidte.
CLAUD1CANT,
adj. Crubach,
bacach.
CLAUDICATE,
v. n. Bi
crubach,
bi
bacach.
CLAUDICATION,s. Crubaiche.bacaiche.
CLAVICLE,
s. Cnaimh an t-slinnein.
CLAUSE,
s.
Cuid, roinn,
earrann,
cuibh-
rionn
; pone, purig.
CLAUSURE,
s.
Dunadh, druideadh,
cuing.
CLAW,
s.
Spag, spog, crog, ionga;
cruth
na h-iolaire.
CLAW,
v. a.
Sgriob, sgrob,
reub,
tachais
;
sliob, imlich,
dean
gabhunn.
CLAWBACK, adj. Miodalaeh, sodalach,
gabhunnach.
CLAWED,
adj. Spogacli, erogacb, iougach,
CLAY,
s.
CrSadh,
lathach
; talainh,
dua-
lach
;
clabar.
CLAY,
v. a. Comhdaich le criadh,
CLAYEY,
CLA
YMARL,
s. Criadh
gheal.
CLAYMORE,
s. Claidheamh mor.
CLARIFICATION,
s.
Glanadh, sioladh,
soilleireachadh.
CLARIFY,
v. a.
Siolaidh, glan,
dean
soilleir.
CLARION,
s.
Trompaid,
buabhall.
CLASH,
v. a. and n. Buail r'a
cheile,
buail na
aghaidh,
thoir
farum,
thoir
gleadhar.
CLASH,
s.
Farum, fuaim, gleadhar, gliong ;
cur an
aghaidh.
CLASHING,
s.
Comhstri, diomb,
aimh-
reit,
cur an
aghaidh.
CLASP,
s.
Cromag, dubhan, clio,
braist
j
glacadh,
teannachadh.
CLASP,
v. a. Duin le
cromaig, glac,
greimich, teannaich,
dluthaich
riut;
iom-
dhruid.
CLASPER,
s. Greimiche.
CLASP-KNIFE,
s.
Sgian-lutbaidh.
CLASS,
s.
Dream, treubh,
ordugh,
comunn
sreath,
seorsa,
cuideachd.
CLEAN,
adj. Glan; geamnuidh,
neo-
chiontach, ionraic,
neo-choireach
; sgiolta,
sgiobalta ; slan, falluin,
neo-thruaillidb
;
cruinn, tapaiuh.
CLEAN,
v. a.
Glan, nigh, sgur,
ionulaid,
cairt.
CLEANLINESS,
s.
Gloinead,neo-thruaill-
eachd.
CLEANLY, adj. Glan, grinn, eireachdail,
finealta; glanail ; sgiobalta, doigheil.
CLEANNESS,*. Gloinead;
neo-thruaill-
eachd, neo-chiontachd,
ionracas.
CLEANS
ABLE, adj. So-ghlanaidh.
CLEANSE,
v. a.
Glan, nigh, sgur,
ionn-
laid
; purgaidich ; cairt, glan.
CLEANSER,
s.
Glanadair, sguradair.
CLEANSING,
s.
Glanadb, sguradh, nighe,
ionnlad.
CLEAR,
adj.
Soilleir, soillsea<5h, dealrach,
dearsach, loinnreach, glan ; fior-ghlan ;
aoidheil, fosgailte;
so-fhaicsinneach,
so-
thuigsinn ; neo-theagamhach,
cinnteach
;
neo-thruaillidh,
rieo-chiontach
; saor, fuasg-
ailte, ridh, neo-cheangailte ; tearuinte;
tuigseach, poncail,
sicir.
CLEAR,
v. a. and n.
Soilleirich, glan, sgur,
soillsich,
dean loinnreach
;
dean
so-thuig-
sinn,
reitich
; SHOT,
fireanaich
; svolaidh,
dean soilleir
; buidhinn,
coisinn
;
fas loin-
nireach
;
bi
saor,
bi
fuasgailte.
CLE
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CLO
Barantas-seolaidh,
CLEARANCE,
s
teisteanas.
CLEARER,
s.
Glanadair, fear-sguraidh,
fear-soilleireachaidh.
CLEARNESS,
s.
Soilleireachd,
loinnear-
achd,
dearsachd
;
so-fhaicsiunrachd
;
neo-
chiontachd,
ionracas.
CLEARSIGHTED, adj.
Geur,
leirsinn-
each, bior-shuileach, glan-fhradharcach.
CLEAVE,
v. a. and n.
Sgoilt, spealg, spealt,
sgealp
; sgar, roinn,
dealaich, sgaoil ;
lean
ri, dluthaich,
dluth-lean, greimich,
aon ri
;
bi
sgoltadh,
rach as a cheile.
CLEAVER,
s.
Sgian-sgoltaidh,
tuadh-fheol-
a;
luibh an ladhair.
CLEF,
s. Uchdacb.
CLEt'T, part.
Sgoilte,
roinnte.
CLEFT,
s.
Sgoltadh,
clais,
sgainendh.
CLEG,
s.
Creithleag
nan each.
CLEMENCY,
5.
loohd, baigh,
trocair,
truas;
caomhalachd,
trocaireachd.
CLEMENT, adj.
Min,
ciuin,seimh,
caomh-
ail, trocaireach,
caoimhneil, baigheil,
iochdmhor,
caoin.
CLERGY,
s. Cleir.
CLERGYMAN,
s.
Pears'-eaglais,
cleir-
each,
ministeir.
CLERICAL, adj.
Ministreil, sagartail.
CLERK,
s.
Pears'-eaglais,
cleireach,
min
isteir; s^oilear,
duine
foghluimte; sgriobh-
air.
CLERKLY, adj. Sgoilearach, tapaidh
seolta.
CLERKSHIP,
s.
Cleireachd, sgoilear-
acbd,
cleirsinneachd.
CLEVER,
adj. Tapaidh,
ealanta,
inn-
leachdach, deas, eolach, clis,
ealamh
;
coth-
romach, iomchuidh, freagarrach ;
cumad-
ail,
eireachdail.
CLEVERNESS,
.<?.
Tapachd,
ealantachd,
ealamhachd,
cliseacbd.
CLEW,
s. Ceirsle
; stiuradh,
fear-iuil.
CLEW,
v. a.
Trus, paisg,
cruinnich siuil.
CLICK,
v. a. and n.
Beir,
thoir teumadh
gliong,
bi
gliongarsnaich.
CLIENT,
s. Fear-iarraidh ccmhairle fir-
lagha ;
fear-thoirt cuis do dh' fhear
tag-
raidh
;
fear-eisimeileach.
CLIFF,
s.
Creag, sgorr, sgur,
stuc.
CLIFFY, adj. Sgorach, creag<ach,
stucach
CLIFT,
s.
Sgoltadh, fosgladh.
CLIFTED, adj. Sgorach,
bristeach.
CLIMACTERIC,
|
Am
gabhaidh,
am
CLIMACTERICAL,
>
cunnairt.
CLIMATE,
s.
Roinn-uarach;
duthaich
tir,
roinn-fhuar no theth dhe'n talamh.
CLIMAX,
s.
Direadh, ascnadb,
eiridh an
airde
;
ascnadh
sgeoil.
CLIMB,
u.'n. and n.
Dirich, streap, theirig
an a i rd e.
CLIMBER,
s.
Fear-streapaidh,
streapad-
air
;
lus
streapach.
CLIMBING,
s.
Streapadh,
dlreadh.
CLINCH,
v. a. and n.
Daingnich,
teann-
aich, duin,
teann-lub,
duiii
gu
teann
; liib,
crom
;
dean dearbhta, greimich,
teami-
ghlac.
CLINCH,
s.
Gearr-fhocal,
toimhsea, han
;
cord-failbheig.
CLINCHER,
s. Grcimiche.
CLING,
v. a. and n. Tiormaich,
caith
as,
searg ;
dluthaich
ri,
croch
ri,
lean
ri, greim-
ich.
CLINGY,
adj.
Leantalach, righinu.
CLINIC,
~)adj.
Eisleineach, tinn,
eus-
CLIN1CAL, J
lain
teach, iargaineach,
air
an
leabaidh,
eucaileach.
CLINK,
v. a. and n. Thoir
gliong
air,
dean
gliong; gliong,
bi
gliongarsnaich.
CLINK,
s.
Gliong, glang, gliogradh.
CLINQUANT, adj. Greis-sgeaduichte,
riomhach, grinn-dhearsach,
loiscamach.
CLIP,
v. a. and n.
Gearr, bearr, lomair,
ruisg
; gearr
dheth, giorraich.
CLIPPER,
s. Gearradair, bearradair,
loin-
artair.
CLIPPING,
s.Bearradh, gearradb,
lomadh.
CLISH-CLASH,
v. n. Dean
straighlich,
dean
farum, gliong.
CLOAK,
s.
Falluing,
cleoc,
earasaid
;
comhdach, folach, brat-folaich, sgail,
leithsgeul.
CLOAK,
v. a.
Cleoo, combdaicb,
cuir
falluing air;
comhdaich, folaich, cleith,
ceil.
CLOAKBAG,
s. Maileid.
CLOCK,
s.
Uaireadair-cluig ; daol, daolag,
CLOCKMAKER,
s.
Uaireadairiche,
fear-
deanamh uaireadairean.
CLOCKWORK,
s. Obair-uaireadair.
CLOD,
s.
Clod, ploc, plod,
caob, foid,
sgrath ; clod-cheann, umaidh, plodhaise.
CLOD,
v. a. and n.
Clod, caob;
cruinuich,
cuir 'n a mheall.
CLODDY,
adj.
Clodach, plocach,
foideach,
caobach, salach, plodanach.
CLOD-PATE,
s.
Clod-cheann,
umaidh,
plodhaisg.
CLOD-PATED,a$.
Plodhaisgeach,
ump-
adail, neo-thuigseach.
CLOG,
v. a. and n.
Uallaich,
luchdaich,
sacaich, amail, bac,
tromaich, creapuill ;
bi
air do bhacadh.
CLOG,
s.
Eallach,
slachdan, cudtbrom,
amaladh,
ceap-creapuill
; brog-uachdair ;
brog-fhiodha.
CLO 672 CLU
CLOGGINESS,
s.
Truime,
amaladh.
CLOGGING,
s.
Amaladh,
bacadh.
CLOGGY,
ad;. Trom, aimlisgeach, dragh-
ail,
uimlach.
CLOISTER,
5.
Cill-mhapaoh, tigli
chail-
. leacha-dubha.
CLOISTERED, adj.
Aonarach,
aonaran-
ach,
mar mhanach.
CLOISTERER,
s. Manach-cille.
CLOISTERESS,
s. Cailleaeh-dhubh.
CLOOM,
v. a.
Glaodh,
tath.
CLOSE,
v. a. and n.
Duin,
druid
;
co-
dhula, crioehnaich,
cuir
gu ccann,
iom-
dhruid
; cord,
aon
; glac, greimich.
CLOSE,
s.
Dunadh, druideadh,
iom-
dhruideadh
; mainnir,
achadh
;
crioch-
nachadh
; teann-ghlacadh, grdmeachadh ;
ceann, crioch, deireadh,
oo-dhunadh.
CLOSE,
adj.
Duinte, druidte, iadhta, gla-
iste
; gun fhosgladh, ceilte, diomhair,
uaigneach ;
cumhann
; teann, daingeann,
dluth
; dorch,
doilleir,
neulach.
CLOSE-HANDED, adj. Cruaidh, spioc-
ach, gann, leibideach,
miodhoir.
CLOSENESS,
s.
Duinteachd,
druid-
teachd
; cuingead,
teanritachd
;
diomhair-
eachd,
uaigsieaohd,
aonaranachd.
CLOSER,
s. Fear-criochnachaidh.
CLOSET,
5. Seomar
uaigneach,
seomar
beag, closaid,
ionad diomhair.
CLOSET,
v. a.
Duin,
glais, teann-dhruid,
ceil
;
thoir
gu
ionad diomhair.
CLOSURE,
s.
Dunadh, criochnachadh,
aonadh, cordadh; druideadh,
iomdhruid-
eadh,
iadhadb.
CLOT,
s.
Meall, ploc,
caob
righinn ; plodh-
aisg,
clod-cheann.
CLOT,
v. a. Dean
meallan, righnich ; tiugh-
aich,
fas toirteil.
CLOTH,
s.
Aodach, earradb, eudach,
cul-
aidh,
comhdach
;
aodach no anart buird
;
clo,
eudach clotha
; sgeadachadh, trusgan.
CLOTHE,
v. a. and n.
Aodaich,
comh-
daich,
sgeadaich,
eid.
CLOTHIER,
s. Fear-deanamh aodaich
no ctotha.
CLOTHING,
s.
Aodach, earradh,
trus-
gan.
CLOTTER,
v. n. Fas clodacli.
CLOTTY, adj. Clodach, plocach, cnapach,
meallach, righinn.
CLOUD,
s.
Neul,
dubhar, ceo,
buill dhor-
cha;
dorchadas, doilleireachd, trusadh,
coimhthional.
CLOUD,
v. a. and n.
Neulaich, dorchaich,
doilleirich
;
dean dubh-shrianich no stiall-
ach; truaill, salaich, dit,
cul-chain
;
fas
neulach no dorcha.
CLOUDBERRY,
s.
Oidhreag.
CLOUDCAPT, adj. Neulach, speur-bhual-
ach.
CLOUDINESS,
s.
Neultachd,
dubharr-
achd,
doilleireachd,
duibhre.
CLOUDLESS, adj.
Soilleir.
CLOUDY,
adj. Neulach, ceothar,
dubharr-
ach, dorcha, doilleir,
gruamach,
duaich-
nidh; stiallach, srianach,
ballach.
CLOVEN,/)arf. Sgoilte.
CLOVEN-FOOTED,
1
adj.
Crodhanach,
CLOVEN-HOOFED, J ladhrach, iong-
ach.
GLOVER,
s.
Seamrag, seamrag-chapuill,
saimir,
tri-bhileag ;
feur-cuir
; sogh,
deadh
ionaltradh.
CLOVE
RED,
adj.
Feurach, seamragach.
CLOUGH,
s.
Sgor, stuc, sgdr-bheinnj
pailt-thomhas,
ban'achd.
CLOUT,
s.
Luideag, broineag,clud ;
tuath-
ag, mir, breid,
breaban
;
breid-comharr-
aidh
; sgailleag,
buille.
CLOUT,
v. a. and n.
Buail, lunndraig,
slachd,
dorn
; clud, breid, cairich,
cnod.
CLOUTERLY, adj. Plodhaisgeach,
luiris-
teach,
leiristeaoh, groigeil.
CLOWN,
s.
Luiriste, tuaisdear, sgonn-
bhalach,
bodach
; balach, sgonn
amhaiit-
each,
amadan-abhachd.
CLOWNERY,
s.
Mi-mhodhalachd,
mi-
innealtachd,
bruidealachd.
CLOWNISH,
adj. Tuaisdeach,
balach.
ail, bodachail,
luiristeacb
; mi-innealta,
garbh, garg ; liobasta,
sgonnach ;
mi-mhodii-
ail.
CLOWNISHNESS,
s.
Lipbastachd,
luir-
isteachd,
mi-mhodhalachd, mi-innealtuchd,
mi-chneasdachd.
CLOWN'S-MUSTARD,
s.
Sgeallan.
CLOY,
v. a.
Lion, sasaich,
cuir
grain
air.
CLOYLESS,
adj.
lon-thaitneach,
nach
toir
grain.
CLOYMENT,
s.
Grain-bidh, sasachadh,
seid, teann-shath, sgios.
CLUB,
s.
Cuaille, lorg, rongaa, caman,
ploc, slacan;
an dubh bhileach an cairtean-
cluiche
; cuideachd,
coisir.
CLUB,
v. a. and n. Diol an
lach,
cruinn-
ich costas
; paidh
roinn,
bi cuid fir.
CLUBBED,
adj.
Trom, sgonnach.
CLUBBIST,
s.
Fear-comuinn,
ball-coisre.
CLUBFIST,
5. Floc-dhorn.
CLUBHEADED, adj.
Trom-cheaniiach,
plocach, pleoisgeil.
CLUBLAW,
s.
Lagh-airm,
lamh-laidiv.
CLUBMAN,
s.
Fear-bata,
fear-cuaille.
CLUCK,
v. a. and n.
Glaodh,
dean
gogaSI,
dean
glocail
;
bi
glocai).
CLU
670 coc
CLUMP,
$.
Sgonn, ploc, cnap ; badan,
bad,
doire.
CLUMPS,
s.
Umpaidh, pleodhaig, sgonn,
glogair, glogag.
CLUMSINESS,
s.
Luidearachd,
luid-
seachd, tuaisdearachd,
cearbachd neo-
lamhchaireachd.
CLUMSY,
adj.
Luidearra, luidseach,
cearb-
ach, neo-Iamhr.hair,
liobasta,
trom.
CLUNG,
part. Leanta, greimichte.
CLUSTER,
s.
Bagaid, bagailt,
cluigean,
dos, gagan
; grunnan,
dorlacb,
baidne
;
croilein, croileagan.
CLUSTER,
v. a. and n. Dean
bagaid-
each,
cruinnich
'na
ghagaibb,
fas 'na d"
gbaganaibh,
bi
bagailtcach.
CLUSTERY, adj. Bagaideach, bagailt-
each, gaganacb.
CLUTCH,
v. a.
Duin, druid, greimich,
glais, glac, teannaicb,
thoir
sglambadh.
CLUTCH,
s.
Greim,
greimeachadh, glac-
adh,
sglamhadb ; crogan, spogan, magan,
dubhain
ingneau.
CLUTTER,
s.
Straighlich, gleadhraich,
tartatachd, colJaid, farpuis,
troimh eheile.
CLUTTER,
v. n. Bi
straighlicli,
bi
gleadh-
raich,
bi cur troimh cheile.
CLYSTER,
s. Cliostar.
COACERVATE,
v. a.
Trus, cruinnich,
earn
;
ouir 'na
dhun,
torr.
COACERVATION,
s.
Trusadh, caruadh,
cruachadh, cruinneachadh,
cur 'na dhun-
aibb,
torradh.
COACH,
s.
Carbad,
carbad-aigheir.
COACH-BOX,
s. Suidheachan carbadair.
COACHMAN,
t. Carbadair.
CO
ACT,
v. n.
Co-oibrich,
co-shaothraich.
COACTED,
adj. Aindeonach,
ainueart-
ach.
COACTION,
s.
An-toil, ainneart,
ain-
deoin, eiginn.
COACTIVE, adj. Ainneartach,
a tuirtair.
COADJUMENT,
s.
Comh-chuideachadh,
comhnadh.
CO
ADJUTANT,
adj.
A'
comh-chuideach-
adh,
a'
comh-oibreachadh.
COADJUTOR,
s.
Comh-chuidiche,
comh-
oibriche.
COADJUVANCY,
s.
Cuideachadh,
coirh-
chuideachadh,
comhnadh,
cobhair.
COAGENT,
s.
Comh-oibriche.
COAGMENT,
v. a.
Cruinnich, earn,
cruach, trus,
cuii- 'na dhun.
COAGMENTAT10N,
,.
Co-chruinn-
eachadb, aonadh,
trusadh,
cruachadh.
COAGULABLE,
adj. Slamanach, clodach,
tiugh.
COAGULATE,
v. a. and n.
Binndich,
tiugbaich,
dean 'na
shlaman,
rlghnich
,
fas slamanach.
COAGULATION,
s.
Binndeachadh,
rlgh-
neachadh,
deanamh slamain
;
slam an.
COAGULATIVE,
adj.
Slamanach, righ-
inn,
glaodhach.
COAL,
s. Ciual.
COAL,
v. a.
Gual,
loisggu gual;
comharr-
iiich le
gual.
COAL-BLACK, adj. Dubh,
dubh mar
gbual.
COAL-
FISH,
*.
Utsa,
saoithean mor.
COAL-STOISE,
s. S6rsa de
ghual
canail.
COALERY,
s.
Toll-guail, sl<.chd.guail.
COALESCE,
v. n.
Aonaiuh,
taihaich,
dluthaich,
coimeasg ; comh-fhas,
aonaich.
COALESCENCE,
s.
Aonadh, ththadh,
coimcasgadh, coinh-fhas,
binndeacbadh.
COALITION,
s.
Aonadh,
coimeasgadh,
glaodhadb.
COALY,
adj.
Gualacb.
COAPTATION,
s.
Comh-fhreagradh,
comh
-fhreagarrachd,
COARSE,
adj. Truaillidh,
neo-fhinealta
;
garbh, neo-ghrinn,
neo-mhin
;
mi-mhodh-
ail, neo-shiobhajta,
garg ;
neo-shnasmhor,
neo-liomhaidh
;
neo-ealanta
; suarach,
sal-
ach,
grairieil.
COARSENESS,
s.
Neo-fhinealtachd,
gairbhe, gairbhead ;
neo-ghrinneas,
drab-
asdachd, mi-mhodhalachd, neo-shiobhalt-
achd; tiuighead.
COAST. 5.
Oirthir, cladach,
traigh, corsa,
slios
; oir, criocb,
iomall.
COAST,
v. a. and n. Seolleisan
fhearaun,
corsaich.
COASTER,
s.
Corsair, seoladair-cladaich.
COAT,
s.
Cota; eideadh,
aodach
;
comh-
dach,
calg,
riormadh
;
cochull.
COAT,
. a.
Cotaich, comhdaich,
aodaich.
COAX,
f. a.
Breug,
dean miodal
ri, talaidh,
meall.
COAXER,
s.
Sodalatche,
fear-brosguil,
sliomair
COB,
s. Faoileanti
; ceann, mullach,
bid-
ein
;
damhan-alluidh
;
stalan.
COBBLE,
v. a.
Cairicb, cliid,
breidich,
cuod.
COBBLER,
s.
Brog-chludaire ; groigean.
COBIRONS,
s. laruinn
chnap-cheannach.
COBWEB,
A. Lion au
damhain-alJuidh;
rib,
ribe.
COCCI FE
ROUS, adj. Dearcagach.
COCHINEAL,
s. Carnaid.
COCK,
A. Coileach.
COCK,
v. a. and n.
Coc,
cum an
airde,
togsuas; sgrog,
cuir air
lan-ghleus;
dean
rucan.
4
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coc
674 COL
COCKADE,
s.
Suaicheantas,
fabhar-
mullaich,
coc^rd.
COCKATRICE,
s.
Righ-nathair,
nathair
nimhe.
COCKBOAT,
5.
Geola, sgoth.
COCKBROTH,
s.
Sugh-coilich.
COCKCROWING,
s. Gairm-choilcach.
COCKER,
v. a. Dean beadradh
ri,
cniad-
aich, talaidh,
dean ro mhuirneach.
COCKERING,
s.
Beadradh, taladb,
muirn.
COCKET,
s. Teisteanas
tigh-chuspuinn.
COCKLE,
$.
Coilleag,
sruban
; cogull,
ionntagacb.
COCKLE,
f. a.
Preas,
trus,
dean clais-
cach.
COCKLOFT,
s. Lobhta
mullaicb, spiris.
COCKNEY,
s.
Beadagan
sraide,
lunn-
ainneacb.
COCKPIT,
s. Blar-catha
choileaoh;
seomar
16igh
a's
fir-sporain luinge.
COCKSURE,
adj.
Lan chinnteach.
COCKSWA I
N,
*.
Maigbistir
na
geola.
COD,
s. Bodach
ruadh, trosg ; cochull,
plaosg, mogull ; cluasag,
ceann-adhart.
COD,
v. n.
Moglaich,
cuir an cochull.
CODICIL,
s. Leasachadh
tiomnaidh,
teis-
meid,
fath-thiomnadh.
CODLE,
v. a.
Slaop,
leth-bhruicb
;
dean
detb,
dean beadarrach.
COEFFICACY,
s.
Co-oibreachadh,
co-
eifeachd.
COEMPTION,
s.
Comh-cheannachd,
ceannachd,
comhluath.
COEQUALITY,
s. Co-ionannachd.
COERCE,
r. a.
Bae, ceanusaich,
cum a
stigh,
cum fo smachd.
COERCIBLE, adj.
So-cbeannsacbadh
;
fiadhaich.
COERCION,
5.
Casgadh, smachd,
ceanns-
achadh.
COERCIVE, adj.
Ceannsalach, smachdail.
CO-ESSENTIAL,
adj.
Aon-bhitheach.
CO-ETERNAL,
adj.
Comh-shuthairin.
CO-ETERNITY,
*. Coimh-shiorruidh-
eachd,
coimh-bhith-bhuantachd.
COEVAL,
adj. Comh-aosda,
eomh-aim-
sireil.
COEVAL,
s. Comh-aimsireach.
COEXIST,
v. n. Bi comh-bhitheach.
COEXISTENCE,*.
Comh-bhith.
COEXISTENT,
adj.
Comh-bhitheach.
COFFER,
s.
Ciste, cobhan,
bocsa 'n
airgid.
COFFIN,
s.
Ciste-mhairbh,
ciste-luidhe.
COFFIN,
v. a. Cuir an
ciste-mhairbh,
marbh-phaisg.
COG,
v. a. and n.
Brosguil,
dean
miodal,
brug ;
cuir a tteach
gu
meallta
;
bi carach.
OG,
*.
Breug,
car,
cuilbheart.
OGENCY,
s.
Cumhaehd, neart,
spionn-
adh, neart-impidh.
OGENT,
adj. Laidir, cumhachdach,
a
dhearbhas.
OGITATE,
v. n.
Smuainich, beachdaich,
thoir fainear.
OGITATION,
s.
Smuain,
smuainteach-
adh
; beachdachadh,
breithneachadh.
COGITATIVE,
adj.
Smuainteachait,
beachdail.
COGNATK, adj. Cairdeach,
daimheil.
COGNATION,
s.
Cairdeas, daimh,
daimh-
ealachd.
COIF,
;. a.
Breid,
cuir currachd air.
COIL,
v. a.
Trus, cruinnich,
cuairsg.
COIL,
$.
Bruaiilean,
cabhag, eachrais;
cuairteag,
cord-chearcall.
COIN,
s.
Cuinneadh, airgiod.
COIN,
v. a.
Ciiinn,
dealbh.
COINAGE,
s.
Cuinneadh;
dealbh
breug-
ach,
innleachd.
COINCIDE,
v.n.
Coinnich,
tachair
ri;
comh-aontaich, comh-chord,
comb-fhreag-
air.
COINCIDENCE,
s.
Tachairt,
comhdhal-
achadh; comh-fhreagradh,
comh-chord-
adh.
COINCIDENT,
adj. Comh-thuiteamach,
a'coinneachadh
; comh-fhreagan ach,comh-
chordail,
comh-ionann.
COINCIDER,
s. Fear-aontachaidh.
COINER,
*. Fear-cuinnidh
airgid,
COISTREL,
s.
Cladhaire, gealtairh.
COITION,
s.
Mairiste,
cliathadh
;
coinn-
eachadh, tathadh,
sathadb.
COKE,
5.
Guaillean,
gual-ghuailleanan.
COLATION,
*. Sioladh.
COLATURE,
s. Sioladh
;
sileadh.
COLD, adj.
Fuar, fionnar,
fuaraidh
;
neo-
fhaoilidh, coimTheach,
neo-chairdeil
;
neo-
thogarrach.
COLD,
..
Fuachd, fuarachd,
fioim-fhuair-
eachd
;
cnatan.
COLDNESS,
s.
Fuachd, fuarachd,
fuair-
ead,
fionn-fhuaireachd
; coimheachas,
neo-
churain
;
measarrachd. .
COLE,
5. Cal.
COLEWORT,
5.
Cal-bloinigein.
COLIC,
s. Greim-mionaich.
COLLAPSE,
v. n.
Crup, trus, searg,
caill
cli,
fas 'na d'
mhogan.
COLLAPSION,
s.
Crupadh, seargadh,
dunadh.
COLLAR,
s.
Coileir,
fail-muineil
;
braid.
COLLAR-BONE,
s.
Dealg
na
guailne.
COLLAR,
v. a. Beir air
ambaich, glac
air
egornan.
COL
675 COM
COLLATE,
v. a.
Cuimeas,
feuch r'a
cheile
;
builich,
thoir seachad.
COLLATERAL,
adj.
Coimh-shlnte,
taobh
ri taobh
;
comh-dhaimheil
; comh-fhreag-
arrach
; comh-dhligheach,
eomh-chaird-
each
;
comh-chordach.
COLLATION,
s.
Buileachadh,
coimeas
;
comh-itheadh,greim-blasda;
coimh-thional
cruinneachadh.
COLLATITIOUS, adj.
Comh-chruinn-
ichte.
COLLATOR.s. Fear-comhaird,
fear-coim-
eis
;
fear-tlodhlacaidh.
COLLEAGUE,
s.
Companach, coimpire,
co-oibriche,
comhlan.
COLLEAGUE,
v. n.
Comunnaich,
rach
an
companas, coimh-cheangail.
COLLECT,
v. a.
Comh-chruinnich, tionail,
trus;
thoir
fainear,
ionnsuich.
COLLECT,
s.
Urnuigh ghoirid.
COLLECTANEOUS, adj.
Cruinnichte,
tionailte.
COLLECTEDNESS,
s, Suidheachadh-
inntinn.
COLLECTION,
s. Comh-chruinneach-
adh, tional,
trusadh
; comh-dhunadh,comh-
cbnuasachd.
COLLECTIVE, adj.
Comh-chruinnichte,
tionailte,
comh-chruinn
;
corah -chnuas-
aichtt.
COLLECTOR,
s.
Trusaiche, fear-tionail,
fear-cruinneachaidh
; cis-mhaor,
fear-tog-
ail canach.
COLLEGE,
s.
Comunn,
cuideachd luchd
foghluim ; oil-thigh, ard-sgoil.
COLLEGIAN,
s.
Foghlumach
aird-
sgoile.
COLLIER,
s.
Guaillear; gual-reicead-
air.
COLLIERY,
s. Slochd
guail ; obair-ghuail.
COLLIFLOWER,
> s.
Cal-gruth,
cal-
CAULIFLOWER, J ditheanach,
cftl-
colag.
COLLIGATION,
s.
Coimh-cheangal,
comh-shnaidhm,
comh-nasgadh.
COLLISION,
5.
Comhbhnaladh,
bualadh
a cheile
; buille, gleadhar.
COLLOCATE,
v. a.
Suidhich, cairich,
socraich.
COLLOCATION,
s.
Suidheachadh,
soc-
rachadh.
COLLOCUTION,
s. Coinh
labbairt,cdmb-
radh.
COJ^LOP,
s.
Toitean, staoig,
fillein.
COLLOQUIAL,
adj. Conaltracb,
eainnt-
each.
COLLOQUY,
s.
Comh-labhairt,
comfa-
labhradh,
oonaltradh.
COLLUCTATION, \ ghleachd, spairn,
diomb, gamhlas.
COLLUDE,
v.n. Comh-aontaich
an
cellg.
COLLUSION,
s.
Coimh-chealg,
cuilbh-
eart.
COLLUSIVE, adj.
Cuilbheartach,
feall-
tach,
cealgach.
COLLY,
s. Dus
guail.
COLLYRIUM,
s. Ola-shul.
COLON,
s. Punc dhubailtc
;
an caolan
fada.
COLONEL,
s. Ceannard freiceadain,
coirneal.
COLONIST,
s. Fear-aiteachaidh
tlr ain-
eoil.
COLONIZE,
v. a.
Tirich,
aitich.
COLONIZATION,
s. Tireachadh.
COLONY,
s.
Luchd-imriche,
buidheann
chein-imeachd
;
aiteachas.
COLO
RATE,
adj.
Daithte,
dathail.
COLORIFIC, adj.
Dathach.
COLOSSE,
) ,. ...
COLOSSUS, T
Dealbhmor'
COLLOSSAL,
adj.
Mar fhamhair.
COLOUR,
5.
Dath; neul, tuar, fiamh,
dreach
; cleitb, leithsgeul ; samhladh,
coltas,
riochd
; bratach,
suaicheantas.
COLOUR,
v. a, and n. Dath
;
cuir dath
air, gabh leithsgeul ; gabh naire,
bitheadh
ruthadh 'na d'
ghruaidh.
COLOURED, adj. Daithte, dathail,
dath-
chlodhach.
COLOURIST,
5.
Dath-dbreacbadair,
tuar-
dhreachadair.
COLOURLESS, adj.
Gun
dath,
trld-
shoilleir.
COLT,
s.
Searrach,
bioraiche.
COLTSFOOT,
s.
Fathan,
gallan greann-
chair.
COLTSTOOTH,
s. Fiacail searraich
;
guaineas.
COLTISH, adj.
Meamnach,
mireagach,
leumnach.
COLUMBA
RY,
s.
Tigh choluman,
colm-
lann.
COLUMBINE,
s. Lus a cholumain
;
lialh-ghorm.
COLUMN,
5.
Colbh, carragh;
sreatb
;
leth-thaobh-duilleig.
COLUMNAR,
I
adj. Colbhach,
car-
COLUMNARIAN, 3
raghail.
COM
ATE,
*.
Companach.
COMB,
s.
Cir;
cirean
; cir-mheala,
copan.
COMBAT,
v. a. and n. Cuir an
aghaidh,
coimh-ghleachd, combrag,
cathaich ri.
COMBAT,
5.
Comhrag, cath, comhlan,
comh-chaireachd,
gleachd.
COM 67G
COM
COMBATANT,
s.
Gleachdair,
fear-comh-
raig ; gaisgeach, curaidh,
laoch.
COMBER,
*. Fear-ciridh,
COMBINABLE, adj.
Comh-aontach.
COMBINATION,
*.
Comh-aontachd,
comh-bhaun
; comh-mheasgadh,
coimh-
cheangal ;
comh-chordadh.
COMBINE,
v. a. and n.
Coimh-cheangail,
comh-aontaich, comh-naisg
;
comh -choird
;
comh-thath.
COMBUSTIBLE,
adj. So-loisgeach,
fa-
loisgeach,
tioram,
lasarra.
COMBUSTION,
s.
Fal-losgadh, losgadh ;
straighlich,
eachrais,
uprait.
COME. f. n.
Thig;
trobhad,
teann
ri,
dluthaich
; tiugainn; tachair,
tuit a mach.
COME,
part.
Air
teachd,
air
tighinn.
COME,
ad. 'Nuair
thig.
COMEDIAN,
s.
Cleasaiche;
sgriobhair-
chluichean.
COMEDY,
s. Cluih-abhachd.
COMELINESS,
s.
Eireachdas, ciatachd,
tlaehdmhorachd.
COMELY, adj. Eireachdail, ciatach,
tlachdmhor; cuhhaidb, iomchuidh,
freag-
arrach.
COMER,
s. Fear-teachd.
COMET,
s. Reul
chearbaeh,
real sheach-
arain.
COMFIT,
f. Greim
milis,
miisean.
COMFORT,
v. a.
Comhfhurtaich, misnich,
neartaUb,
beothaich
;
furtaich, solasaich,
cobhair.
COMFORT,
s.
Comhfhurtachd,
cuideach-
adh, comhnadh,
cobhair
;
solas.
COMFORTABLE, adj. Socrach, solasach,
taitneach
;
comhthurtachail.
COMFORTABLENESS,*.
Taitneachd,
comhfhurtaobd.
COMFORTER, s.
Comhfhurtair,
fear-
comhfhurtacbd, fear-solasachaidh.
COMFORTLESS, adj. Dubhach, gun
chomhihurtachd.
COMIC,
\adj.
Abhachdach, cridheil,
COMICAL, J sugach, ait, cleasanta,
ueo-
nach
;
a bhuineas do
chluir.h-abhachd.
COMING,
s.
Teachd, tighinn.
COMING,
adj. Togarrach,
iarratach air
teachd
;
ri
tighinn.
COMITY,
t.
Siobhaltachd,
ciiirtealachd.
COMMA,
s.
Gearr-phunc.
COMMAND,
v. a. and n.
Orduioh, aithn,
riaghail,
iarr
air,
thoir
ordugh,
thoir
aithne
; ceannsaich,
cum fo smaehd
;
amhairc thairis
; treoraich,
stiur
;
biodh
uachdranachd
agad.
COMMAND,*.
Riaghlachd, uachdranachd,
ard-chumhachd, ughdarras, ceannardachd,
smaehd, ceannas, tighearnaa; riaghladh,
orduchadh,
aithne.
COMMANDANT,
s.
Uachdaran, riagh-
ladair,
ceannard.
COMMANDER,
s.
Uachdaran, ceannard,
ceann
feachd,
ceann
feadhna;
fairche-
chlach
;
fairche
leigh.
COMMANDMENT,
5.
Ordugh, aithne,
iarrtas.
COMMANDRESS,
s.
Ban-uachdaran,
ban-riaghlair.
COMMATERIAL, adj.
Comh-bhrigh-
each.
COMMEMORABLE, adj. Aiumeil,
cuimhneach
ail,
measail.
COMMEMORATE,
v. a.
Cuimhnich,
cum cuimhneachan.
COMMEMORATION,^ Cuimhneachau.
COMMEMORATIVE,
adj.
Cuimhneach-
ail.
COMMENCE,
v. a. and n.
Toisich,
dean
toiseacho
COMMENCEMENT,
5.
Toiseach, tus,
toiseachadh,
tionnsgnadh.
COMMEND,
v. a.
Mol,
cliuthaich;
tiom-
ain, earb;
dean luaidh
air,
dean iomradh
air,
taisbean.
COMMENDABLE,
adj.
Cliu-thoillteann-
ach.
COMMENDATION,
s. Deadh theis-
teannas, cliu,
moladh
j
teachdaireachd-
gaoil.
COMMENDATORY,
adj. Moltach,
cliuit-
each.
COMMENDER,
s.
Fear-molaidb,
fear-
cliuthauhaidh.
COMMENSURATE,
adj.
Comh-thoimhs-
each.
COMMENT,?;,
a. andn.
Mlnich, leudaich,
dean
brigh-mhifieachadh ; tionnsgainn ;
minich le
sgriobhadh ;
aithris barail mu.
COMMENT,
s.
Brigh-mhineachadh ;
seadh-bhriathar,
ciall-bhriathar.
COMMENTARY,
s.
Mirieachadh,
leabhar
mineachaidh
;
eachdraidh
ghoirid.
COMMENTATOR,
s.
Fear-mineachaidh,
fear-soil leireachaidh.
COMMERCE,
s.
Coimh-cheannachd,
malairt
; comh-chuidoachd,
comh-cho-
munn.
COMMERCE,
v. n.
Malairtich,
bi coimh-
cheannachd
;
cum cuideachd ri.
COMMERCIAL,
adj.
Malairteach,
anna
am bheil coimh-cheannachd.
COMMINATION,
s.
Bagradh,
maoidli-
eadh.
COMMINATORY,
adj. Bagarrach,
maoidheach.
COM
677 COM
COMMINGLE,
v. a. and n.
Coimeasg,
cuir an cearin a cheile.
COMMINUIBLE,
adj.
Bristeach, pronn.
COMMINUTE,
v. a. Meil,
pronn,
minich.
COMMINUTION,
s.
Meileadh,
mion-
phronnadh ;
tariachadh,
deanamh caol.
COMMISERABLE, adj. Tiuagh, truagh-
anta,
airidh air truas.
COMMISERATE,
v. a. Gabh truas
ri,
truasaich.
COMMISERATION,
s.
Truas,
iochd,
baigh, comh-fhulangas,
comh-mhothach-
adh.
COMMISERATIVE, adj.
lochdmhor,
baigheil,
trocaireach, comh-fhulangacb.
C')MMISERATOR,
J.
Comhfhurtair,
fiar-gabhail
truais.
COMMISSARY,
s. Fear-ionaid
oifigich ;
ci masdair.
COMMISSION,
s.
Earbsa,
barantas
;
':umhachd, ughdarras ;
coir
sgriobhta
oifi-
gich ; deanamh,
cur an
gniomh ;
luchd
dreuchd,
luchd
gnothaich.
COMMISSION,
v. a. Earb
ri,
ugbdarr-
aich,
thoir cumhachd do
;
cuir an
dreuchd,
cuir le
ughdarras.
COMMISSIONAL,
adj. Barantail,
bar-
antach.
COMMISSIONER,
s. Cumhachdair.
COMMIT,
v. a. Earb
ri,
cuir an
comus,
leig
fo chumhachd
;
thoir seachad
do,
tiomain;
cuir am
priosan,
cuir an laimh
;
dean,
cuir an
gniomh,
ciontaich.
COMMITMENT,*.
Priosanachadh
,
bar-
antas
glacaidh.
COMM1TEE,
s. Cuideachd
riaghlaidh,
comunn-ringhlaidh.
COMMIT
TER,
s. Fear-cur an
gniomh.
COMMIX,
v. a.
Coimeasg, measgaich.
COMMIXI
ON,
s.
Coimeasg, coimeasgadh.
COMMIXTURE,
s.
Coimtasgadb,
coim-
easg.
COMMODE,
s. Deise-cheann
bhaintigh-
earnan.
COMMODIOUS, adj. Coimh-dheas,
feumail,
freagarrach, iouichuidh, goireas-
ach
;
cubhaidh.
COMMODIOUSNESS,s. Freagarrachd ;
iomchuidheachd,
goirios,
teumalachd.
COMMODITY,*. Tairbhe, leas,
feumal-
achd, rr.aith,
buanriachd;
bathar.
COMMODORE,
s. Ceannard
cabhlaich;
long
thoisich cabhlaich.
COMMON,
adj.
Cumanta, coitchionn,
suarach,
iosal
; gnathaichte,
abhaiseach.
COMMON,
s.
Talamh-cumanta
;
ionalt-
radh coitchionn.
COMMON,
v. n.
Compairtich,
bi an roiun.
COMMON-LAW,
s. La-h
coitchionn,
lagh gnathaichte.
COMMONALTY,
s. An
cumanta,
tuath,
ceathairne.
COMMONER,
*.
Coitchionnach,
duinc
cumanta, ceatharnach,
tuathanach
;
com-
pairtiche.
COMMONITION,
s.
Comhairle, rabhadb,
aanas.
COMMONNESS,
s.
Cumantachd,
cum-
antas,
coitchiontas.
COMMONS,
s. An
cumanta, ceathairne,
tuath
; tuath-chomhairle; biadb, Ion,
comh-ithe.
COMMONWEAL,
) s. Comh-fhlaith-
COMMONWEALTH,S eachd;muinn-
tir, pobull, sluagh.
COMMORANCE,
s.
Cdrnhnuidh,
ionad-
taimh, aite-fuirich.
COMMORANT, adj.
Comhnuidheach.
COMMORATION,
s. Comh-fhuireach.
COMMOTION, s.
Buaireas,
luasgan,
eas-6rdugh, aimhreit,
uprait,
troimh
cheile,
eachrais.
COMMOtlONER,
,.
Fear-buaireis.
COMMUNE,
v. n.
Comh-labhair,
labh-
air ri.
COMMUNIC
ABILITY,
s.
Compairt-
eachd.
COMMUNICABLE,
adj. Compairteach,
comhraidhteach,
conaltrach
;
so-roinntej
so-phairtichte.
COMMUNICANT,
s. Comanaiche.
COMMUNICATE,
v. a. arid n.
Compair-
tich, builich,
thoir seachad
; aithris, innis,
cuir an
ceill,
taisbein,
comh-labhair,
comh-roinn
;
bi an
compairt,
bi an
comp-
anas.
COMMUNICATION,
s.
Compairteach-
adh,
conaltradh,
cur an
ceill; rathad,
slighe-fliosgftilte ;
comh-chaidreamh,
comh-chaidreachas
;
comh-chainnt,
comh-
radh
;
comanachadh.
COMMUNICATIVE,
adj. Compairteach,
cdmhraidh teach.
COMMUNICATIVENESS,
s.
Compair-
teachd.
COMMUNION,
5.
Companas, compantas,
comunnachadh,
comunn,
comh-chomuun
;
comanachadh;
comunn
comh-chuideachd.
COMMUNITY,
s
Comunn,
comh-chuid-
eachd, comh-fhlaitheachd
; comh-roinn,
comh-chuideachd,
compairt.
COMMUTABILITY,
s.
Malairteachd,
iomlaideachd.
COMMUTABLE,
adj. lomlaideacb,
comh-
iomlaideach,
matairteach.
COMMUTATION, s.
lomlaid,
comh-
COM
678 COM
iomlaid, miithadh, malairt, suaip ; eiric,
dioladh.
COMMUTE,
v. a. and n.
lomlaidich,
malairtich, indth,
caochail
;
diol
eiric,
thoir dioladb air
son, paidh.
COMMUTUAL,
adj.
Comh-iomlaideach,
air
gach
taobh.
COMPACT,
s.
Coimh-cheangal,
comh-
bhann, comh-chordadh, cinnhnanta,
reit-
each
;
comh-dhluthachadh.
COMPACT,
v. a.
Coimh-cheangail,
comh-
dhliithaich,
comh-naisg, daingnich,
comh-
thath,
dinn
; cumhnantalub,
rach an
comh-bhoinn.
COMPACT, adj. Teann, daingeann, ceang-
ai]te,dinnte ; comh-dhuinte, comh-dbeanta,
comh-dhluth
; coimh-cheangailte,
comh-
dhluthaichte, comh-dhaingnichte ;
aith-
ghearr, goirid,
dluth-bhriathrach.
COMPACTEDNESS,
) s.
Daingneachd,
COMPACTNESS, | dinnteachd,
dluithead.
COMPAG1NATION,
s.
Aonadh,
comh-
thathadh.
COMPANION,
s.
Companach, comhlan,
coimpire,
ftar-comuinn
;
comh-oibriche.
COMPANIONABLE, adj. Cuideachdail,
companta,
fial.
COMPANIONSHIP,
s.
Cuideachda,
buidheann
; compantas,
comh-chuideachd.
COMPANY,
s.
Cuideachd, buidheann,
coisir, baidne, grunnan,
bannal
; comunn,
comh-chuideachd
; cuideachas,
conaltradh.
COMPANY,
v. a. and n. Coimh-cheim-
nioh,dean-companach
dheth
; comunnaich,
1
bi'n cuideachd.
COMPARABLE, adj. Comh-ionann,
coimheasda.
COMPARATIVE,
adj. Coimeas,
mar
choimheart,
a reir
coimeis;
a iii coimeas.
COMPARE,
v. a. aud n.
Coimeas,
samh-
laich
;
dean stri ri.
COMPARE,
5.
Coimeas, coimheart;
samhladh,
cosmhalachd.
COMPARISON,*. Coimeas,
samhlachadh;
cosmhuileachd, coltas; coimheart;
samh-
ladh.
COMPART,
v. a.
Ath-roinn,
roinn
gu
ir.ion,
com
pair
tich.
COMPART,
s.
Mir, earrann,
roinn,
ball.
COMPARTMENT s.
Roinn,
earrann.
COMPARTIT1ON,
s.
Roinn, compairt-
eachadh
; earrann, cuid,
comh-roinn.
COMPASS,
v. a.
Cuairtich,
iomdhruid,
iadh mu
;
rach timchioll
;
seisd
; glac,
dean
greim
air
; faigh.
COMPASS,
s.
Cuairt, cearcall; farsuing-
eachd,
torn
has, meud,
leud
;
criochari
;
uchdach
; combaiste,
gobhal-roinn ;
cairt-
iuil.
COMPASSION,
s.
Truas, iochd,
comh-
mhotha
hadh,
comhfhulangas.
COMPASSIONATE,
adj.
Truacanta,
iochdmhor,
comh-mhothachail,
comh-
fhulangach,
trocaireach.
COMPASSIONATE,
v. a. Gabh truas
ri, comh-mhothaich, comh-fhurtaicb,
truasaich air.
COMPATIBILITY,
s.
Comh-chordalachd,
comh-fhreagarrachd.
COMPATIBLE, adj. Comh-chordail,
comh-fhreagarrach,
iomchuidh,
cubhaidh.
COMPATIENT,
adj. Comh-fhulangach.
COMPATRIOT,
s.
Comh-thireao-h,
fear-
duthcha.
COMPEER,
s.
Companach,
comhlan.
COMPEL,
v. a.
Comh-eigriich, eignich,
thoir air
;
buin
uaithe,
spion
air falbh
;
smadhdaich,
ciosnaich.
COMPELLABLE,
adj. So-eigineach.
COMPELLATION,
s.
Faille,
furan.
COMPKLLEH,
s.
Eigneach, fear-eig-
neachaidh.
COMPEND,
s.
Giorradan, suim-sgriobh-
aidh, brigh-sgeoil.
COMPEND1ATE,
v. a. Cuir am briath-
raifbh
aithghearr, giorraich.
COMPENDIOUS, adj.
Goirid, aithghearr,
gearr-bhrigheach.
COMPENDIOUSNESS,
s. Giorrad.
COMPENDIUM,
s. Giorradan.
COMPENSATE,
v. a.
Diol,
paidh,
ioc,
toilich,
thoir seachad fiach no
luach,
comh-
leasaich.
COMPENSATION,
s.
Diol,
diolaidh-
eachd,
paidheadh,
iocadh, eiric,
comh-
leasachadh.
COMPENSATIVE,
adj.
locar,
a dh' ioca.
COMPETENCY,
s.
Pailteas, cuimse,
foghnadh,
cuibhrionn
iomchuidh,
nis Icolr.
COMPETENT,
adj.
Iomchuidh, freagar-
rach, comh-fhreagarrach,
cubhaidh
;
com-
asach,
murrach
;
coimh-sheasmhach.
COMPET1BLENESS,
s.
Freagarrachd,
iomchuidheachd.
COMPETITION,
s.
Comh-dheuchainn,
cothachadh, coimh-shreip,
comhstri
;
comh-
dhlighe.
COMPETITOR,
s. Fear
coimh-shreip,
comh-shuiridheach.
COMPET1TRESS,
s.
Ban-chomh-shreip-
iche.
COMPILATION,
s. Comh- chruinneach-
adh,
coimh-thional.
COMPILATOR,
s. Corah-chruinnicbe
trusaiche.
COM 679 COM
COMPILE,
v. a
Comh-chruinnich, tionuil,
|
trus, Bgrlobh,
cuir a suas
; comh-thog.
COMPILEMENT,
s. Comh-chruinneacb-
adh. comh-thional,
comh-chai nadh.
COMPILER,
x.
Comh-chruinniche,
trus-
aiche.
COMPLACENCE,
) 5.
Tlachd, taitneas,
COMPLACENCY,) solas; toil-inritinn,
aoibhneas,
mor-thlaohd
; aoidhealachd,
modhalachd, siobhaltachd,
suairceas.
COMPLACENT,
adj.
Modhail, siobhalt,
suairce, aoiiiheil,
caoin.
COMPLAIN,
v. n.
Gearanaich, gearain,
talaich
; casaidich,
dean casaid.
COMPLAINANT,
s.
Fear-agairt
diol-
aidh.
COMPLAINER,
s.
Fear-gearain,
fear-
cumha.
COMPLAINT,
s.
Gearan, casaid;
ciiis-
ghearain, mulad, bron,
caoidh
; euslaint,
galar,
tinneas.
COMPLAISANCE,
5.
Siobhaltachd,
suairceas, modhalachd,
suilbhireachd.
COMPLAISANT,
adj.
Siobhalta, modhail,
suilbbk-, suairce,
faoilidh.
COMPLANATE,
1 v. a. Dean
comhnard,
COMPLANE,
J
dean reidh.
COMPLEMEN
T,
s.
Comh-lionadh,
iom-
\
lanachd,
lan-aireamh.
COMPLETE,
adj.
lomlan, coimhlionta,
foirfe
; criochnaichte, deas,
ullamh.
COMPLETE,
v. a. Dean
iomlan,
no
comhlionta,
criochnaich.
COMPLETEMENT,
s.
Coimhlionadh,
criochnachadh.
COMPLETENES,
s.
lomlaineachd,
foirfeachd.
COMPLETION,
s.
Coimh-lionadh,
criochnachadh
; iomlanachd,
foirfeachd.
COMPLETIVE,
adj.-
A' coimh-lionadh. !
COMPLEX, adj. Duilich, deacair,
ciog- |
.
ailteach,
neo-shoilleir.
COMPLEXION,
s.
CothlaAadh,
comh-
fhilleadh
; tuar,
neul,
dreach, snuadh,
col-
tas,
fiamh
; gne,
nadur.
COMPLEXIONAL,
adj.
A reir
gne,
!
nadurra.
COMPLEX
URE,
s. Filleadh.
COMPLIABLE,
adj. Liibach, so-ghe"ill- |
idh.
COMPLIANCE^. Striochdadh, geilleadh,
!
aontachadh
;
siobhaltachd.
COMPLIANT, adj. Aontach,
comb-aont-
ach, so-lubadh, soirbh, soitheamh
;
modh-
ail,
siobhalta, suairce.
COMPLICATE,
v. a.
Coimh-fhilltich,
cuir an amlad h a
cheile, aimh-reitich, figh,
dean comh-dhualadh.
COMPLICATENESS,
5.
Deacaireachd,
amladh,
iom-t'hillteachadh.
COMPLICATION,
5.
Amladh,
iom-
fhillteachadh, comh-dhualadh, ribeadh,
coimeasgadh ;
cuimh-thional.
COMPL1ER,
s.
Fear-aontachaidh,
fear-
comh-aontachaidh.
COMPLIMENT,
s.
Moladh, miodal;
bennr.ac.hd.
COMPLIMENT,
v. a. and n.
Mol,
thoir
meas
do,
dean miodal
ri, cliuthaich,
cuir an
airde; brosguil,
bi ri
goileam.
COMPL1MENTAL, adj.
Moltach,
miod-
alach,
brosgulach,
min-bheiilach.
COMPLIMENTS
R,
s.
Sodalach,
fear-
molaidh,
fear min-bheulach.
COM
PLOT,
5.
Comh-bhann,
coimh-chealg.
COMPLOT,
v. a. Rach an
comh-bhoinn,
gabh
claon-chomhairle.
COMPLY,
v. n.
Aontaich, comh-aontaich,
striochd,
geill.
COMPONENT, adj.
A' deanamh
suas,
a'
coimh-dheanamh.
COMPORT,
v. a. and n.
Giulain,
iom-
chair, fuiling ; comh-chord,
comh-fhreag-
air.
COMPORT,
A
Giulan, iomchar, gnaths,
beus.
COMFORTABLE,
adj. Co-sheasmhach,
freagarrach.
COMPORTMENT,
) s.
Giulan, iomchar,
COMPORTANCE, J gnaths,
beus,
caith-
eamh-beatha.
COMPOSE,
v. a.
Coimh-dhean,
dean
suas, comh-chuir,
comh-dhluthaich
;
cair-
ich, socraich,
leag, suidhich, ceartaich;
sgriobh; sithich, ciuinich,
dean eamhach.
COMPOSED, adj. Suidhichte, socraichte,
ciuin, samhach,
neo-ghluasadach.
COMPOSE
DNESS,
*.
Suidheachadh,
ciuine, ciuineachd, ciuineas,
samhachd.
COMPOSER,
s.
Ughdair, sgrlobhair;
fear-deanamh fhonn
;
fear comh-dhean-
amh,
fear-deasachaidh.
COMPOSITION,
s.
Coimh-dheanamh,
comh-chur; sgriobhadh ; coimeasgadh,
coimhmheasgachd ; comh-aontachd,
co-
thlamadh,
comh-dlil uthadh
;
comh-shuidh-
eachadh; suidheachadh, sucrachadh, riagh-
ailt.
COMPOSITOR,
5.
Clodhadair,
clodh-
fhear.
COMPOST,
s.
Mathachadh, leasachadh,
coimheasgadh
aolaich
; coimeasgadh,
coth-
lamadh.
COMPOSURE,
s. Suidheachadh,
coimh-
dheanamh, riaghailt;
sarahchalr,
sitheal-
achd,
slth-shaimh.
COM
680 CON
COMPOTATION,
s.
Comh-ol,
comh
7
phoitearachd.
COMPOUND,
v. a. arid n.
Coimeasg,
cuir
cuideachd, measg,
coimh-dhean
;
deati
focal dubailte
;
dean comh-chordadh
;
cord
ri luchd fiachan
; comb-chord, thig gu
cumhachan.
COMPOUND,a$.Coimeasgta,
air a dhean-
amh
suas,
dubailte.
COMPOUND, s.
Coimeasgadh,
meall
coimeasgta.
COMPOUNDABLE,
adj. So-choimeasgta.
COMPREHEND,
v. a.
Comh-fhillticb,
cuir a sios
fo, gabh
a
stigh ; measraich,
tuig,
cuimsich.
COMPREHENSIBLE, adj.
So-mheas-
raichte, so-thui^sinn.
COMPREHENSION,
s. Gabhail a
stigh,
comh-fhilleadh
; tuigse,
eolas,
toinisg, ciall,
reum.
COMPREHENSIVE,
adj. Tuigseach,
eagnaidh,
ciallach
; seadhail, seadbach,
brioghmbor.
COMPREHENSIVENESS,
s.
Brigheal-
achd, seadhachas; tuigse,
mor-bhreith-
neacbadh.
COMPRESS,
v. a.
Dluthaich, teannaich,
dinn,comh-bhruth,bruth, lughdaicb
toraad.
COMPRESSIBLE, adj.
So-dhiunte,
so-
thpannachadh.
COMPRESSIBLENESS,
s.
Daitigneachd,
teanntachd, dluthas.
COMPRESSION,
s.
Daingneachadh,
teannachadh, dluthachadh,
dinneadh.
COMPRESSURE,
s.
Bruthadh,dinneadh.
COMPRIZE,
v. n.
Cum, gabh, gleidh.
COMPROBATE,
v. n.
Comh-fhreagair,
comb-chord,
comh-dhearbh.
COMPROBATION,
s. Comh-dhearbh-
adh, comh-dhaingneachadh.
COMPROMISE,
s.
Cumhnanta-reitich,
comh chordadh.
COMPROMISE,
v. a. and n.
Comh-chdrd,
thoir
gu
cordadh no
reite,
dean
suas, thig
gu
cordadh.
COMPTROL,
v. a.
Ceannsaich,
smachd-
aich,
riaghail,
cum fo cheannsaL
COMPTROLLER,
..
Riaghladair,
fear
cumail chunntas
tigh-chuspuinn.
COMPTROLLERSHIP,
s.
Riaghlad-
aireachd,
dreuchd an
tigb-chuspuinn.
COMPULSATOKY,
adj. Eigineach,
ain-
neartacfi, aig Signeachadh.
COMPULSION,
*.
Coimb-eigncachadh,
eigneachadh,
ainneart,
co
cigin.
COMPULSIVE,
I
a$.Eigineach,ainneart-
COMPULSORY, J a'.h,
aindeonach.
COMPUNCTION,
s. Bioradh
;
cradh-
coguis,
aithreacbas,
agnrtas-coguis,
comh-
bhruighteachd.
COMPUNCTIOUS,
adj.
Aithreachail.
COMPURGATION,
s. Fireanachadh air
teisteanas neach
eile, comh-dhaingneach-
adh.
COMPUTABLE, adj. Aireamhach,
a
ghabhas
cumitas.
COMPUTATION,
5.
Aireamh,
cunntas
;
suim.
COMPUTE,
v. a.
Aireamh, cunnt, meas,
nnis a luach.
COMPUTER,
*.
Aireamhach,
uibh-
reachan.
COMRADE,
s.
Companach,
comhlan.
comh-sheomraiche
;
comh-oibriche.
CON,
v. a.
Aithnich,
gabh
eolas air
;
breith-
nich, smuainich,
iontisuich air do
theang-
aidh.
CONCATENATE,
v. a.
Coimh-cheang-
ail,
comh-thath.
CONCATENATION,
5. Comh-chuibh-
reach, comh-chrochadh,
comh-thathadh.
CONCAVATION,
s. Deanamh
cosach,
comh-chosachadh.
CONCAVE,
adj. Cosach,
comh-chosacb.
CONCAVE,
s.
Comh-chos, cobhan,
cuas.
CONCAVENESS,
s. Cosaichead.
CONCAVITY,
s.
Cos, comh-chos, cobhan,
cuas.
CONCEAL,
v. a.
Ceil, folaicb,
cum am
folach.
CONCEALABLE,
adj.
Cleitheach,
ceil-
teach,
tio-fholach.
CONCEALMENT,
s.
Cleith,
ceiltinn,
folacb
;
ioriad-folaich,
ionad-diomhair.
CONCEDE,
v. a. and n.
Coimh-cheadaich,
leig
seachad, aontaich,
geill,
striochd,
fnil-
ing, leig le, deonaich, aidicb, leig thairis,
luasaich.
CONCEIT,
s.
Beachd, smuain, barail;
tuigse, geur-bheachd,
tabhairt fairn>ar
;
fein-
bheachd, fein-speis,
fein-mheas,
neon-
achas; geur-bheachd,
mac-meanmna.
CONCEIT,
v. a.
Smuainich, beachdaich,
tboir fainear.
CONCEITED,
adj.
Mac-meaiimnach,
fdn-bhcachdail, fein-speiseil, sporsail.
CONCEITEDNESS,
s.
Spors,
moiteal
achd.
CONCE1TLESS,
adj. Neo-ghrad,
maol.
CONCEIVABLE,
adj.
So-smuaineach-
adh,
so-shaoilsiun,
so-chreidsinn.
CONCEIVABLENKSS,
s. So-smuain-
eachadh.
CONCEIVE,
v. o.andw. Dean
bru-gbabh-
ail
; cnuasaich, tionnsgainn,
breithnir:h,
saoil : fas
torrach,
bi torrach.
CON 681 CON
CONCEIVER,
s.
Bearhdair,
tVar-tionnsg-
naidh.
CONCENTRATE,
v. a. Comh-chruinn-
ich, comh-dhluthnich,
ooimh-thionail.
CONCENTRATION,
s. Comh-chruinn-
eachadh,
comh-dhluthachadh.
CONCENTRE,
v. a. and w. Comh-dhluth-
aich, comh-chruinuich,
thoir
gu
mradhon.
CONCENTRIC,
) adj.
Aon-mheadh-
CONCENTRICAL iach.
CONCEPTION, s.Bru-ghabhail,gineamh-
uinii,
tturachas
; barail, smuain, beachd,
measrachadh
; beachd-smuain,
eolas.
CONCEPTIOUS,
)
adj.
Slolmhor,
torr-
CONCEPTIVE, \
ach.
CONCERN,
v. . Buin
do,
bean
do,
gabh
gnothach
i i
y
bi an
iomagain
mu
,
cuir
curam air.
CONCERN,
s.
Gnothach,
cuis
; curam,
suim, aire, gnothach,
buintinn,
iomagain.
CONCERNING, prep.
Mu
thimchiolJ,
mu
dheighinn,
a thaobh.
CONCERNMENT,
s.
Gnothaeh, cuis,
buintinn
; curam, suim, aire,
iomagain.
CONCERT,
v. a. andn.
Comh-shuidhich,
comh'-rimaich,
gabh
comhairle
gu
diomh-
air :
comh-shocruich,
comh-chomhairlich.
CONCERT,
g.
Comh-chomhairle,
cumh-
shuidheHchadh, comh-shocrachadh,
comh-
'
run; coimh-sheirm,
coimh-cheol.
CONCESSION,
s.
Striochdadh,
ceadach-
adh, geilleadh, leigeadh seachad,
tabhairt
thairis,
toirt suas.
CONCESSIVE,
adj. Strlochdail,
a' cead-
achacih,
a'
leigeadh
seachad.
CONCH,
*.
Slige,
faoch.
CONCILIATE,
v. a.
Reitich, buannaich,
thoir
gu
cordadh.
CONCILIATION,
s.
Reiteachadh,
reit-
!
each,
cordadh.
CONCILIATOR,
s. Fear-reiteachaidh.
CONCILIATORY,
adj.
Reiteachail.
CONCISE, adj. Goirid,
aithghearr, g-arr.
CONCISENESS,
s.
Giorrad, aithghiorrad.
CONCISION,
s.
Coimh-ghearradh, sgath-
dh
dheth,
sgudadh.
CONCITATION,
s.
(iluasad,
brosnuch-
j
adh, coimh-eiridh, comh-ghluasad.
CONCLAMATION,
s.
Comh-ghair,
glaodh,
ard-iolach.
CONCLUDE,
v. a-, and n.
Duin, druid,
i
cuir a
stigh,
duin
suas; comh-dhuin,
criochnaich,
sonraich
;
thoir
gu
crich
;
creid
;
dean suas.
CONCLUSIBLE, adj.
Comh-dhuinteach,
<
dearbhachail.
CONCLUSION,
5.
Comh-dhunadh,breith- |
dheireannach
; crioch,
dcireadh.
CONCLUSIVE, adj.
(
omh-dhunach,
dearbhach,
ci-i'icluiach.
CONCLUSIVE NESS,
s.
Comh-dhunadh.
CONCOCT,
n. a.
Cnamh,
meirbh
;
glan,
ulan
In
teine;
abuich.
CONCOCTION,
s.
Cnamhadh, abuchadh,
meirbheadh.
CONCOCTIVE,
ndj.
Cnamhach.
CONCOMITANCE, }
s. Comh-chuid-
CONCOMITANCY, J eachd, companas.
CONCOMITANT,
adj.
Comh
aontaichte,
c<>imh-(;heirnneach.
CONCOMITANT,
s.
Companach,
comh-
lan.
CONCOMITATE,
v. a. Coirnh-cheim-
nic.b,
cornunnaich.
CONCORD,
s.
Coimh-fhreagairt,
coimh-
flir'ajjarrachd,comh-ch6rdachd,comh-aon-
tachd
;
comh-bhann
; comh-sheirni,
coimh-
cheol.
CONCORD,
v. n.
Comh-chord,
coimh-
thrt-iigair.
CONCORDANCE,
s.
Comh-chordachd,
coirnh-fhreagamichd;
leabhar na comh-
chordachd.
CONCORDANT, adj. Comh-chordail,
coi mh
-
t'hr
eagar
rach.
CONCORDATE,
s.
Comh-bhann,
comh-
ghairm.
CONCORPORAL,
adj. Comh-chorp-
aichtp.
CONCORPORATE,
v. a. and n. Comh-
chi-uiririich
; comh-chorpaich.
CONCOURSE,
s.
Comh-chruinneachadh,
coimhthlonal, comhdhail, coinneamh,
mor-
shluagh ;
coinneachadh.
CONCRKMATIO
N,
s.
Comh-losgadh,
CONCRESCENCE, .v. Comh-fhas.
CONCRETE,
v. a. and n.
Comh-chorp-
aich; comh-chruinnich,
trus r'a cheile
;
comh-fhas
; comh-chorpaich.
CONCRETE, adj. Comh-chorpaichte,
comh-chruinnichte.
CONCRETE,
s. Mea?: .omh-chruinnichte.
CONCRETION,
s.
Comh-fhas,
comh-
chinneus,
comh-chruinneachadh
;
meall
comh-ohniinnichte.
CONCRETIVE, adj.
Trusach,
cruinneach-
ail.
CONCUBINAGE,
s.
Comh-luidhe,
diol-
anas.
CONCUBINE,
s.
Coimh-leabach, striop-
ach.
CONCUPISCENCE,
s.
Ana-mhiann,
togradh, neo-ghloine,
baois.
CONCUPISCENT,
adj.
Collaidh, baois-
each, aiia-miunuach, macnusach,
feolin-
hor. t R
CON
682 CON
CONCUR,
v. n. Colnnu-h,
taehair
;
cotnh-
aontaich,
comh-chdrd.
CONCURRENCE,
1 s.
Comh-aontachd,
CONCURRENCY,! comh-chordadh,
cuimh
-
fhreagradh
;
comh
-
chuideachadh,
cuideachadh, toil, gean-maith ;
comh-
dhlighe.
CONCURRENT,
adj.
Comh-aontach,
<:omh-chordach, comh-fhreagarraoh
;
an
comh-chuideachd.
CONCURRENT,
s. Comh-aontaiche.
CONCUSSION,
.v.
Comh-chrathadh,
cruthadh, frith, criothnachadh, luasgadh,
hiaagan.
CONCUSSIVE,
adj.
Crathach, critheaoh,
luiisgncK
CONDEMN,
v. a. i)it,
faigh
ciontach
;
oirioh,
cronaich.
CONDEMNABLE, adj.
Ciontach,
coir-
each.
CONDEMNATION,
s.
Diteadh,
binn.
CONDENSABLE,
adj.
So-chruinneach-
udh,
so-dhinneadh.
CONDENSATE,
adj.
Dinnte,
comli-
chruinuichte,
tiughaichte.
CONDENSATION,
s.
Dinneadh,
comh-
chruinneachadh, tiughachadh.
CONDENSE,
v. a. and n.
Dinn,
teann-
aich,
dain^nich, comh-dhluthaich,
tiugh-
aich
;
bi
dinnte,
fas teann.
CONDENSE, adj. Cotnh-dhluth,
dairig-
eann, teann, tiugh.
CONDENSER,
s. Soithc-ach-dinnidh an
ailidh.
CON
DENSITY,
s.
Dinnteachd, daing-
utachd.
CONDESCEND,
v. . islich thu
f6in,
Irinslnirli thu
f6in, striochd thu fein
;
deonaich, ceadaich,
comh-aontaich.
CONDESCENDENCE,
i.
Irioslaehd,
ffein-striochdadh.
CONDESCENSION.
Irioslachd,
fein-
sti inchdadh.
CONDESCENSIVE, adj.
Iriosal,
iimhal,
suairce.
CONDIGN,
adj. Toillteannach, airidh,
freagarrach,
ioinchuidh.
CONDIGN
NESS,
*.
Toillteammchd,
iom-
cbnidheacbd.
CONDIMENT,*.
Annlaiin.
CON DISCIPLE,
s.
Coimh-dheisciobul,
;omh-sgoileir.
COND1TE,
r. a. Sail!.
CONDITION,*. Gne,
cor, staid, seorsa,
bith
; inbhc; cumha,
ciunhnanta.
CONDITIONAL,
adj.
Air
chihnhnant,
air ohnmha.
CON D1T10N A
RY,
adj.
Ctkmhnantaichle.
CONDITION
ATE, adj. Cairichte,
suidh-
icht' air chumhnant.
CONDOLE,
v. n.
Comh-gliuil,
comh-
chaoin.
CONDOLEMENT,
5.
Comh-ghal,
coinh-
chaoidh,
comh-chaoinoadh.
CONDOLENCE,
s.
Comh-ghal,
comh-
cbaoidh.
CONDOLER,
s. Fear-oomh-chaoidh.
CONDONATION,
s. Maitheadh.
CONDUCE,
v. a. and n. Coimh-cheim-
irich, treoraich,
stiiai
1
,
seol an
t-slighe ;
comh-dheari,
conah-chiudirh.
CONDUCIBL,ad/
:
.
Ctii<WUail,
a chuir-
cas air ndhart.
CONDUCIBLENESS,
s. Comh-chuid-
eachadh.
CONDUCIVE, adj.
Cuideachail,
a'comh-
chuideachadh.
CONDUCT,
5.
Rian, doigh, riaghladh;
ceannardachd, stiuradh,
treorachadh
;
buidheann dhiona
; giiilan,
beus,
caithe'-
beatha.
CONDUCT,
v. o
v
Treoraich, stiur,
seol
an
t~slighe ; marasglaich, viaghuil ;
treor-
aich mar cheannard.
CONDUCTOR,
s.
Fear-iuil,
fear-tredr-
achaidh
; ceannar.l, riaghladair.
CONDUCTRESS,
s.
Bean-iftil,
bean-
threorachaidh.
CONDUIT,
s.
Piob-uisge, ft-adan-uisge,
CONE,
s.
Biorraid, carragh
binneach.
CONFABULATE,
t. n.
Comh-labhair,
dean conaltradh.
CONFABULATION,
s.
Conaltradh,
comhluadair,
comhradh.
CONFABULATORY,
adj. Conaltrach,
coinhluadrach.
CONFECTION,
*. Biadh
milis, greirn
milis,
milsean
; coimeasgadh.
CONFECTIONARY,
*. Jonad-deanaimh
CONFECTIONER,
*. Fear-dennaimh
mhilseanan.
CONFEDERACY,
s.
Coimh-cheangal,
comh-bharui,
cumhnant.
CONFEDERATE, v. a. and n. Comh-
aontaich, coimh-cheangail,
dean comh-
bhann.
J
CONFEDERATE, adj.
An
comh-bhoinn,
an
coimh-cheungal,
comh-chaidreach.
CONFEDERATE,
*,
Companach,
fear
comh-bhoinn.
CONFEDERATION,
s. Coimh-chean-
gal, cumhnant, comh-bhann,
comh-chaid-
rramh.
CONFER,
w. a. andw.
Thabhair, builich,
CON 683 CON
bairig ; couih-labhair, comh-uhouiaairlich,
dean comh-c.baiimt,
labhair ri.
CONFERENCE,
s.
Comhradh,
comh-
labhairt,
comh-rhaiimt
;
coinneainh.
CONFERRER,
s. Fear-comh-labhairt
;
fear-buileaehaidh,
fear-tiodhlacaidh.
CONFESS,
v. a. and n. Aidich
;
faoisidich*
dean faoisid
;
eisd faoisid
; taisbean,
cuir
an ceill
; comh-aontaich,
ceadaich.
CONFESSION,
5.
Aideachadh,
aidmheil
;
faoisid
; aithris,
cur an ceill.
CONFESSOR,
s. Fear-aidmbeil a chreid-
imh
; athair-faoisid, sagart-
faoisid
;
fear-
aideachaidh.
CONFEST, adj.
Aidichte, folluiaear.li,
soilleir.
CONFIDANT,
s. Fear
riiin, runair,
run-
acb.
CONFIDE,
v. a. and n.
Earb,
earb
a,
cuir
earbs;:,
no
muinghinn
a:in.
CONFIDENCE,
s.
Earbsa, muinghinn,
bun
; dochas, danachd,
misneach
; danadas,
ladarnas.
CONFIDENT, adj. jCinnteach,
dearblita,
earbsach, dearbh-chinnteach, rteo-tlieag-
ainhach
;
danarra, teann,
dalma
;
muin-
ghinneach,
dochasach
; daria, ladarna,
bafli-
aiseach.
CONFIDENT,
s.
Fear-ruin, riinair,
run-
ach.
CONFIDENTIAL, adj.
Cairdeil,
dileas.
CONFIDER,
s.
Fear-muinghiim,
t'ear-
earbsaidh.
CONFIGURATE,
v. n.
Cbimh-fhreagair.
CONFIGURATION,
s.
Coimh-fhreag-
radh, cumachd,
dealbb.
CONFIGURE,
v.a. Dean comh-dhreachta.
CONFINE,
s. Crioch, iomall, oir,
cotnh-
ehriooh.
CONFINE,
v. a. and n. Cum a
stigh,
cuir
crioch
roimhe,
comh-chuibhrich, duin,
druid a steacb.
CONFINEMENT,
s.
Dunndh,
priosan-
achadb, gainntireachadh.
CONFINITY,
s. Coimhearsnachd.
CONFIRM,
v. a.
Daingnich,
comh-dhaing-
nich,
coimh-dhearbh ;
suidhich, socraich;
coimh-neartaich.
CONFIRMABLE,
adj.
So-dhe*rbhta,
so-
shoilleir.
CONFIRMATION,
s.
Suidheachadb,
comh-dhaingneachadh,
coinh-dhearbhadh,
dearbbadh
;
dol to laimh an
easbuig.
CONFIRMATOR,
s.
Comb-dhainguichr.
CONFIRMATORY.arfj.
A'
comh-dhaing-
neachadh,
a bhuineas do
chomh-dhaing-
neachadh.
CONF1RMER,
s.
Comh-tlhaingniche.
CONFISCATE,
v. a.
Arfuntaich,
tholr a
choir no 'shsilbh do'n
righ.
CONFISCATE, adj.
Air a thoirt dn'n
righ,
air 'arfuntachadh.
CONFISCATION,
s. Tabhartas thaiii
sheilbh do'n
righ j
arfuntachadh.
CONF1SCATOR.
. Fear-artuntachaidh.
CONFITENT,
s. Fear-aideachaidh.
CONFIX,
v. a.
Daingnich, suidhich,
teann-
aich.
CONFLAGRANT, adj.
Comh-losach.
crimh-losgach.
CONFLAGRATION,
5. Comh-laadh.
comh-losgadh ;
an teine deirionnach.
CONFLATION,
s.
Coimh-sheirm,
con.h-
t'huaim, comh-ghair ; coimh-leaghadh.
CONFLEXURE^,
5.
Lubadh,
cromadh.
CONFLICT,
v. n.
Cathaich,
dean
stri,
dean comh
>tri,coimh-ghleachd,deau spairn.
CONFLICT,
s.
Comh-ghleachd,
coinh-
strl,
spairn, comhrag, sabaid, coiuhlan,
iorghuill,
tuasaid
; pian, doghruinn,
cradh.
CONFLUENCE,
s. Comh-choi.jneach-
adh shruth
; trusadh,
coimhthionaJ.
CONFLUENT, adj.
A' comh-shruth-
adh.
CONFLUX,
s. Comh
shruthadh,
inbhir
;
cruinneachadh,
coimhthional.
CONFORM,
v. a. and n. Cum ri
;
dean
cosmhuil
ri,
cuir an comh-chruth
;
comh-
aontaich, comh-fhn-agair,
striochd,
geill.
CONFORM,
I
adj.
Coltach,
cos-
CONFORMABLE, i
inhuil
;
comh-
fhreagarrach,
coinh-chordail,
comh-sheas-
mhacb
;
comh-aontach,
striochdail.
CONFORMATION,
s.
Comh-chrutli,
cumadh
; comh-fhrcagradh.
CONFORMER,
a. Fear coinh-aontach-
aidh.
CONFORMIST,
x. Fear comh-aontach-
aidh.
CONFORMITY,
s. Coltas, samhlachas,
samhlachd
; comh-fhreagarrachd,
coinh-
chordalachd.
CONFOUND,
v.a.
Airohreitich,
cuir thar
a cheile
; coimea?g, mi-riaghailtich
;
cuir
an ioma-chomhaii
le,
cuir an imcheist
;
tuairgnich,
naraich
; mill, sgrios.
CONFOUNDED,
adj.
Graineil, fuathach,
daochail.
CONFOUNDER,
s.
Buaireadair,
ft-ar-
aimhreiteach, fear-tuairgnidh
;
fear-coimh-
easgaidb,
blaomair.
CONFRATERNITY,-
5. Con.h-hhrath-
aireachd,
conih-bhrathaireachaN.
CONFRONT,
v. a. Seas mu choiniM*Ainh
;
cuir an
aghaidh
;
cuir
nghaidh
ri
agbaidh
;
their mu choinueamh a cheile.
CON 684 CON
CONFRONTATION,
s. Cur
aghi.idh
ri
aghaidh.
CONFUSE,
v. a
Aimhreitich, eas-orduich,
cuir thar a
ch&ile,
cuir an
eas-ordugh ;
mi-
riaghailtich,
dorchaich
;
cuir
tuairgn*>adh
air.
CONFUSEDNESS,
s.
Eas-6rdugh,
aimli-
reidh,
doilleireachd.
CONFUSION,
s.
Eas-ordugh, mi-riagh-
ailt, aimhreidh, coimeasgadh ; aimhreif,
buaireas, tuairgneadh ; eas-aonachd,
eas-
nordadh
;
bun os
cionn, milleadh, aimlisg;
aimheal,
uamhas.
CONFUTABLE,ac/; So-aioh*-adh, aghabh-
as cur 'n a
aghaidh.
CONFUTATION,
s.
Aicheadh,
breug-
nachadh. *
CONFUTE,
v a. Cuir 'n a
aghaidh, breug-
naich.
CONGE,
*.
Umhlachd, croraadh, beic;
soraidh.
CONGEAL,
v. a.
Reodh,
ragaich, tiugh-
aich,
dean 'na
eigh ; teannaich, cruadhaich,
righnioh.
CONGEALABLE, adj. Ragachail.
CONCEALMENT,
s.
Reodhadh, eigh.
CONGELATION,
s.
Reodhadh,
ragach-
adh.
CONGENIAL, adj. Comh-ghneitheach,
daimheil, cairdeach,
comh-aontach.
CONGENIALITY,
s.
Comh-ghneitheal-
achd, daimh,
cairdeas.
CONG
KR,
s.
Easgann
mhara.
CONGEST,
v. a.
Comh-charn, earn,
comh-chruinnich, cruach,
torr.
CONGESTIBLE, adj.
So-chur r'a cheile.
CONGESTION,
s.
longrachadh,
lean-
nachadh, nieall-iongair ; comh-charnadh,
trusadh.
CONGLACIATE,
v. a. Tionndaidh
gu
eigh.
CONGLOBATE,
v. a. Dan comh-
chruinn.
CONGLOBATE,
adj.
Comh-chruinn.
CONGLOBE,
v. a. and n. Comh-chruiti-
nich,
dean 'na
raheall,
dean comh -chruinn
;
fas comh-chruinn.
CONGLOMERATE,
v. a.
Ceirslich,
dean comh- chruinn.
CONGLOMERATE, adj. Ceirslichte,
o/otnh-chruinn.
CONGLOMERATION,
5. Comh-rhruin-
neachadh
; coimeasgadh.
CONGLUTINATE,
v. a. and n.
Glaodh,
comh-thath
;
aonaich.
CONGLUTINATE, adj.
Glaodhta.
CONGLUTINATION,
s.
Aonadh,
comh-
thathadh,
dunadh
suas, glasadh
;
tathadb.
CONGLUTINATIVE, adj.
Glaodhach-
ail.
CONGRATULANT,
adj.
Comb
ghaird
eachail.
CONGRATULATE,
v.a. and n. Comh-
thaingich,
dean
comh-ghairdeachas ;
bi
comh
-thuintjeachadh.
CONGRATULATION,*. Comh-ghaird-
eachas,
comh-thaingeachadh ;
litir comh-
ghairdeachais,
litir
comh-thaingeachaidh.
CONGRATULATOR,
s. Fear deanamh
comh-ghairdeachais.
CONGRATULATORY, adj.
Comh-
ghairdeachail.
CONGREGATE,
v. a. and n. Comh-
chruinnich, comh-thionail, tionail,
cruin-
nich.
CONGREGATION,
s. Comh-chiuin-
neachadh, comh-thional,
cruinneaohadh
tional
; trusadh, meall,
dun.
CONGRESS,
.v.
Tachairt,
comhdhail,
coinneachadh
;
mod.
CONGRESSIVE, adj.
A'
coinneaohudh,
a' tachairt.
CONGRUENCE,
s.
Comh-fhieagarrachd,
oomh-chordachd.
CONGRUENT, adj. Comh-fhreagarrach,
comh-chordail.
CONGRUITY,
s.
Freagarrachd,
comh-
fhreagarrachd, cordachd,
comh-chovdachd;
iomchuidheachd
;
comh-sheasmhachd.
CONGRUOUS,
adj. Comh-fhreagatrach,
comh-chordail, cubhaidh, iomchuidh;
ceart,
comh-sheasmhach.
CONIC,
-)adj.
Biorraideach, binnoach,
CONICAL, \
bideineach.
CON1CALNESS,
s.
Biorraideachd,
bior-
aichead.
CONJECTOR,
s. Fear-baralach.
CONJECTURABLE, atlj.
Baralach,
air
am feudar barail a thoirt.
CONJECTURAL, adj.
Baralach,
teag-
amhach,
neo-chinnteach.
CONJECTURE,
s.
Barail, tuaiream,
smuain,
breithneachadh.
CONJECTURE,
v. a.
Baralaich,
thoir
tuaiream.
CONJECTURER,s. Fear-baralaich,
fear-
tuaireim.
CONJOIN, v. a. and n.
Comh-dhluthaich,
aonaich, comh-aontaich,
coimh-cheangail,
comh-thath
; comh-naisg,
comh-chuir.
CONJOINT, adj. Comh-cheangcuhe,
comh-
dhluithte, comh-naisgte.
CONJUGAL,
adj.
Posnchail,
ros?a,
mairistcach, caraidcach,
comh-chaid-
reach.
CONJUGATE,
v. a.
Comh-chruinnich,
CON 685
CON
comh-cheangai), oomh-naisg
comh-dhluth-
aich.
CONJUGATION,
s.
Comh-chuir.geach-
adh, comh-nasgadh, coimhcheangal ;
car-
aid, comh-chuing ;
aonadh.
CONJUNCTION,
s.
Aonadh,
comh-
bhann,
comh-cheangal, cnmh-nasgadh,
oomhdhail,
coiiineachadh
;
focal
aonaidh,
focal comh-bhoinn.
CONJUNCTIVE, adj. Coimh-cheangailte,
comh-thathta, comh-dhluithte,
comh-
naisgte.
CONJUNCTIVENESS,
s. Comn-aont-
achd.
CONJUNCTURE,
s.
Comh-chuideachd,
coinneachadh, tachairt,
comhdhail
; cas,
cuis,
eiginn,
am
sonruichte,
iom-cheist
;
comh-cheangal, comh-nasgadh ;
comh-
fhreagarrachd,
comh-chordalachd.
CONJURATION,
s.
Mionnacbadh,
cur
air
mhionnaibh, griosad ;
druidheachd
;
coimh-chealg,
comh-chomhairle fo mhion-
naibh.
CONJURE,
v. a. and n.
Grios, mionnaich,
cuir air mhionnaibb
; coimh-cheangail
fo
mhionnaibh
;
cuir fo
gheasaibh; gnathaich
druidheachd.
CONJURER,
s.
Druidh, cleasaiche,
fios-
aiche.
CONJUKEMENT,
*.
Griosad,
asluch-
adh,
guidhc
an ainm Dhe.
CONNASCENCE,
s. Comh-bhreith
;
comh-fhas,
comh-aontachadh,
aonadb.
CONNATE,
adj.
Comh-bhreithte.
CONNATURAL, adj.
Comh-ghneitheach.
CONNATURALITY. s.
Comh-ghneith-
ealachd.
CONNECT,
v. a. and n.
Comh-naisg,
comh-cheangail,
comh-dhluthaich
;
cuir r'a
cheile;
cuir an daimh
; comh-thath,
tath.
CONNECTIVE, adj.
A
chomh-naisgeas,
comh-chrochach.
CONNEX,
v. a.
Comh-naisg,
coimh-
cheangail,
snaidhm.
CONNEXION,
s.
Aonadh,
comh-
shnaidhm, comh-nasgadh daimh;
comh-
chordadh.
CONNIVANCE,
s.
Leigeadh
seachad,
sealltainn thairis.
CONNIVE,
v. n.
Caog,
smeid;
bi fabh-
arach do.
CONNOISSEUR,
*. Fear
fiosrach,
aith-
neadair.
CONNOTATE,
v. a. Ciallaich
If,
comh-
fbiiltich,
comharraich a msich.
CONNOTATION,
s.
Coimh-fhilleadh,
ciallachadh,
comharrachadb a mach.
Posachail,
pos.la,
.
Comh-thulgadh
CONNUBIAL,
a^.
mairisteach.
CONQUASSATION,
comh-chrathadh.
CONQUER,
v. a. and n.
Buadhaich,
ioin-
gbabh, ceannsaich,
coisinn
buuidh,
tlmii-
fo
smachd;
ciosnaich, faigh
lamli an uach-
dar.
CONQUERABLE, adj.
So-cheanns.-i. !,
adh,
so-gheillidh.
CONQUEROR,
s.
Buadhaiuhe,
f.-u:.
ceannsachaidh.
CONQUEST,
s.
Buaidh,
buaidh-iarach,
ceannsachadh
; gabhaltas.
CONSANGUINITY,
s. Cairdeas,
daimh.
CONSCIENCE,
s.
Coguis, cogui.seatihd,
ceartas, coir, firinn'f
teistealachd.
CONSCIEN 1
IOUS, adj. Coguiseac.h.
CONSCIENTIOUSNESS,
s.
C.gui.s-
cachd,
fiririiH-achd.
CONSC1ONABLE, adj.
Ceart, reusonta,
coguiseach.
CONSCIONABLENESS,
s. Ceartas.
reusontachd,
coguiseaohd.
CONSCIOUS,
adj.
Fiosrach,
fiosrach
air,
fein-fliH^rach.
CONSCIOUSNESS,
s.
Fiosrachd,
fein-
fhiosrachd.
CONSCRIPT,
s.
Saighdear
's an arm
Fhrangach.
CONSCRIPTION,
s. Seol
farming
dhaoine chum an airm
Fhrangaich ;
ainm
chlar.
CONSECRATE,
v. a.
Coisrig;
diadhaich,
cuir an aireamh nan naomh.
CONSECRATE, adj. Coisrigte.
CONSECRATION,
s.
Coisrigeadh,
diadh
achadh.
CONSECRATOR,s.
Fear
coisrigidh.
CONSECUTION,
s.
Leanmhuinn,
lean-
mhuiniieachd.
CONSECUTIVE,
adj.
Leanmhuinneaeh,
a It-ana^.
CONSEMINATE,
v. a. Co-chuir,
cuir
am
measg
a cheile.
CONSENT,
s.
Aontaohadh,
aomadh
;
cordadh,
comh-chordadh.
CONSENT,
v. n. Aontaich
le,
gcill
do,
cord ri
; ceadaich,
luasaich.
CO NS KNTANEO
US, adj. Freagarrach.
CONSENTANEOUSNESS,
*.
Freagarr-
achd.
CONSENTIENT,
adj.
Co
aontach,
a dh-
aon bharail.
CONSEQUENCE,
s.
Buaidh,
toradh
;
comh-dhunadh,
buil
;
cudthrom, fiu, h'ugh
alachd.
CON
686 CON
CONSEQUENT, adj.
Lcanmhuinueaoh,
a leanas o.
CONSEQUENTIAL, adj.
Leaumhuiun-
each, ag
eiridh o
; spagluinneach,
mor-
bheachdail.
CONSEQUENTLY,
adv. Air an aobhar
sin,
uime sin.
CONSERVATION,*. Coimhead, gleidh
eadh, diori,
didean.
CONSE KV
ATOR,
A
Fear-gleidhidh,
fear
coimhid.
CONSERVATORY, adj. lonad-tasgaidh,
aite-gleidhidh.
CONSERVE,
v. a.
Taisg, gleidh,
dion
;
dean
blasda,
dean milis no
gear.
CONSERVE,
5.
MiJsean,
biadh blasda.
CONSESSION,
s. Co-shuidhe.
CONSIDER,
v. a. and n.
Smuainich,
beachd-smuainich. thoir
fainear, sgrud,
rannsuich,
cnuasaich
; diol,
duaisieh
;
cuimhnich.
CONSIDERABLE,
adj. Fiiighail,
cud-
thromach, ion-mheasail, luachmhor.
CONSlDERABLENESS.s.
Fiiighalachd,
cudthromachd,
measalachd luachrahor-
achd.
CONSIDERATE,
adj. Ciallach,
glic,
sicir, crionna.
CONSIDERATENESS,
s.
Sicireachd,
crionnacbd,
ciuineas,
ciall,
reim.
CONSIDERATION,
s.
Smuaineachadh,
beacbd
smuaineachadh,
toirt
fainear,
rann-
suchadh,
sgrudadh ; crionnachd,
sieireachd,
gliocas ;
beach
d,
geur-bheachd ; meas,
urr-
am
; luach,
dioladh
; aobhar,
fath.
CONSIDERING,
conj. Agus gu, agus gu'm
bheil,
a thaobh.
CONSIGN,
v. a. and n. Thoir
seachad,
thoir
suas, sonruich,
cuir air leth
; earb,
tiomain.
CONSIGNATION,}*.
Toirt
seachad,
CONSIGNMENT, \
toirt suas
;
cur ni
fo stiuradh neach eilo.
CONSIMILAR,
adj. Aou-choltach,
co-
shamhlachail.
CONSIST,
v. n.
Comh-shcas, mair,
buan-
ainh.
CONSISTENCE,
}
s.
Staid,
cor,
bith
;
CONSISTENCY, J
tiuighead,
tanad
;
cumadh,
dreach
;
seasmhachd,
buanachd,
maireannachd
;
co-chordadh.
CONSISTENT,
adj.
Co-sheasmliach,
co-
chordach,
co-aontachail
;
tiugh,
daing-
eann.
CONSISTORY,
s. lonad ceartais 's an
eaglais; co-ghairm,
coimh-fhional.
CONSOC1
ATE,
s.
Compariach,
co-laimh-
icbc. comhlan.
CONSOC1ATE,
v. a. and n.
Diuthaich,
co-cheangail ;
aonaich i
i,
nich am barin-
aibh a cheile.
CONSOCIATION,
s.
Co-chornunn,
ci>-
chf-angal.
CONSOLABLE,
adj. So-fhurtacbail,
A
ghabhas
comhfhurtachd.
CONSOLATION,
s.
Solas,
comhfhurt-
achd,
furtachd.
CONSOLATORY,
adj. Comhthurtachail,
solasach,
furtachail.
CONSOLE,
v. a.
Comhfhurtaich,
solas-
aich,
f'urtaich.
CONSOLER,
s.
Comhfhurtair,
fear-sola-
achaidh.
CONSOLIDANT,
adj. Tathach,
a
cheanglas
r'a cheile.
CONSOLIDATE,
v. a. arid n. Cruadh-
aich,
teannaich,
co-dhaingnich.
CONSOLIDATION,
s.
Cruadhacbadh,
teannachadh, co-dhaingneachadh.
CONSONANCE,
^
s.
Co-sheirm,
co-
CONSONANCY, J fhuaim, co-chordadh,
co-aont.
CONSONANT, ad}. Co-fhreagarrach,
co-fhuaimneach,
co-chordach.
CONSONANT,
s.
Comh-fhoghar.
CONSONANTNESS,
5.
Comh-fhreagar-
rachd,
aon-fhuaimneachd.
CONSONOUS, adj. Aon-ghuthach,
aon-
fbuaimrteach.
CONSORT,
.v.
Comhlan, corapanach,
ceile,
tear-posda, bean-phosda ;
coimhthioa-
al, coisir; aonachd,
aontachd.
CONSORT,
v. a. and n.
Aonaich,
comh-
aonaich, measgaich ;
pos ;
rach an cuid-
eachd,
bi ah cuideachd.
CONSORTABLE,
adj. lomchuidh, freag-
arraob.
CONSPICUITY,
s.
Faicsinneachd,
so-
fhaicsinneachd, soilleireachd.
CONSPICUOUS,
adj.
Faicsinneach,
soilleir,
so-fhaicsinneach
; ainmeil,
cliuit-
each,
ard-inbheach.
CONSPIRACY,
s.
Feall,
comh-fheall,
ceannairc,
comh-cbeannairc,
comh-mhion-
nachadh.
CONSPIRANT,
adj. Comh-thealltach,
comh-cheannairceach.
CONSPIRATOR,
*.
Fealltair,
fear-
comh-cheannairc.
INSPIRE,
v. a. and n. Suidhich droch-
bheart,
dean
comh-fheall;
comh-chord,
comh-oibrich.
CONSPURCATE,
v. a.
TruailJ,
comh-
thruaill, salaich.
CONSTABLE,
s.
Maor, maor-hithe,
maor
righ.
CON 087 CON
CONS 1
ABLESHIP,
.v. Drpuchd
maoir,
maorsainiu-aohd.
CONSTANCY,
5.
Seasrahachd,
neo-
ehaochlaidheachd, maireunnachd,
Initial!- !
tt:a<;hd
;
dilseachd.
CONSTANT, adj. Seasmhach,
daingeann, |
mui; eannach
; neo--ghluasadac.il,
bunailt-
each
;
dileas.
CONSTELLATION,
.v.
Grigleachan,
1
eomh-sholus.
CONSTERNATION,
s.
Fuathas, uamhas,
oillt,
uauihunn.
(CONSTIPATE,
v. a.
Tiughaich, dinn,
j
ciluthaich,
teannaich
;
lion
suas, druid,
j
iom-dhruid
; ceangail.
CONSTIPATION,
s.
Dinneadh,
tcami-
auhadh,
dluthachadh
; cearigal
; druideadh.
CONSTITUENT, adj. Duileach,
priomh.
i
CONSTITUENT,
*.
Fear-orduchaidh, \
fear-ainmeachaidh.
CONSTITUTE,
v. a.
Cruthaich, dealbh, |
gin ;
cuir air
chois, suidhich,
tog,
steidh-
ich;
cuir an dreuchd.
CONSTITUTION,
s.
Cruthachadh,
dealbhadh,
gincamhuinn, suidheachadh,
togail ; fonn-cuirp,
cail eachd
;
seol
riagh-
laidh.
CONSTITUTIONAL, adj. Caileachdail,
fnmmhall
; laghail,
reachdail.
CONSTRAIN,
o. a.
Eignich, co-eignich,
thoir
air; bac, cum,
cum air ais.
CONSTRAINT,*.
Eigin
} aindeoin,ainneart,
'
cuin?.
CONSTRICT,
v. a.
Ceangail, teannaich,
\
(jrupaioh.
CONSTRICTION,
s. C'ean
ga
l,
teannach-
adh, crupadh.
CONSTRINGE,
r. a.
Teannaich, tarruing
gu
cheile.
CONSTRINGENT, adj.
Teaunachail.
CONSTRUCT,
v.a.
Tog,dean,dealbh,ciim.
CONSTRUCTION,
s.
Togail, deanamh,
dealbli,
cumadh
; seadh,
mineachadh
;
breithneachadh.
CONSTRUE,
v. a. Cuir an
ordugh,
reit-
ich
; mlnich,
soilleirich.
CONSTUPRATE,
v. a.
Eignich,
truaill.
CONSUBSTANTIAL, adj.
Co-bhitheach.
CONSUBSTANTIAT1ON,
s. Co-bhith-
eachadh.
CONSUL,
s.
Ard-chomhairleach,
ard-
uachdaran
;
comhairleach-choigreach.
CONSULT,
y. a. and n. Cuir comhairle
ri,
fiosraich o.
CONSULTATION,
s. Cur comhairle
ri,
fiosrachadh o chomhairle.
CONSUMABLE, adj. So-chaithte,
so-
sgriosta.
CONSUME,
*. a. and n.
Searg,
caith. cuir
a, mill,
sgrios ; searg
as.
CONSUiMKR, .s.
Fear-caitheimh, milltar,
sgriosadair,
struidhear.
CONSUMMATE,
r. a.
Coimhlion,
foir-
iioh,
criochnaich.
CONSUMMATE,
adj. Coimhlionta,
Ian,
ionilan,
diongmhalta.
CONSUMMATION,
s.
CoimhlionadL,
foicieachadh, criochnachadh,
crloch
;
a
chrioch,
bas.
CONSUMPTION,
x.
Caitheamh,
milleadh
sgrios; cnkmhas; tinneas-caitheimh,
eit-
eacb.
CONSUMPTIVE, adj.
Caithteach, sgriot-
ach
;
f'o thinneas c \itheimh.
CONTACT,
Is.
Beantuinn, beanailt,
CONTACT1ON, S
comh-bhualadh.
CONTAGION,
s.
Gabhaltachd,
plaigh.
CONTAGIOUS,
adj.
Gabhaltach,
nimhcil.
CONTAGIOUSNESS,
s.
Gabhaltachd,
nimhealachd.
CONTAIN,
v. a. and n.
Cum,
gabh ; bac,
ceannsaicli
;
bi
stuama,
bi
geamnuidh.
CONTAMINATE,
r. a.
Truaill,
saiaich.
CONTAMINATE, adj.
Truaillidh,
sal-
aichte.
CONTAMINATION,
s.
Truailleadh,
salachadh.
CONTEMNER,
s.
Fear-tarcui,
fear-
tarcuiseacliaidh.
CONTEMPER,
v. a.
Ciuinich,
maothaich.
CONTEMPLATE,
v. a. and n. Beachd-
aich,
beachd-smuainieh,
thoir
fainear;
meoraich,
meoraich air.
CONTEMPLATION,
s.
Beachdachadh,
beachd-smuaineachadh,
dluth aire.
CONTEMPLATIVE, adj.
Smuainteach-
ail,
beachd-smuainteachail.
CONTEMPLATOR,
s. Fear-beachdach-
aidh,
fear-smuaineachaidh.
CONTEMPORARY,arfj.
Comh-aimsireil,
comh-aoiseach,
's an aon am.
CONTEMPORARY,
s.
Comh-aimsiriche,
comh-aoiseach.
CONTEMPT, s.Tair,tarcuis,talcuia,dimeas.
CONTEMPTIBLE, adj.
Tair,
suarach,
dimeasach.
CONTEMPTIBLENESS,
s.
Taireachd,
suaraohas,
dimeasachd.
CONTEMPTUOUS, adj. Taireil,
tarcuis-
each,
sgeigeil, magach,
fanoideach.
CONTEMPTUOUSNESS,
*. Taireal-
achd, tarcuiseachd,
sgeigealachd,
tanoid-
eachd.
CONTEND,
v. n. ano n.
Cathaioh,
dean
spairn mu,
(lean stri
ri,
cathaich ri.
CONTENDER,
s. Fear-comhstrith.
CON 038 CON
CONTENT, adj. Bui.lheach, naraichte,
toiliohte.
CONTENT,
v. a.
Toilich,
dean buidheach.
CONTENT,
s.
Toileachas,
toH-inntimi
;
aont,
aonta.
CONTENTION,
5.
Stri, comhstri, sabaid,
caonnag, connspoid,
tuasaid, conas, dealas,
carraid
; eud, dian-iarrtas, deigh.
CONTENTIOUS,
adj. Caonnagach,
tuasaideach,
connspoideach,
coriasach,
carraideach, sabaideach,
CONTENTIOUSNESS,
5.
Tuasaideachd,
coriiispoidearhc],
conasachd.
CONTENTLESS,
adj.
Neo-thoilichte.
CONTENTMENT,
s.
Toileachas,
toil-
inntinii,
toilrachas inntinn.
CONTERMINOUS, adj.
Comh-chrioch-
ach,
comh-iomallueh.
CONTEST,
v. a. and n.
Tagair,
dean
connspoid mu;
dean stri.
CONTEST,
s.
Stri, cath,
arabhaig,
comb-
rag,
iomarbhaidh.
CONTESTABLE, adj.
Tagluinneach,
tuasaideach; so-thagraidh.
CONTEXT,
s.
Comh-theagasg.
CONTEXTURE,
s.
Co-fhillcadh,
co-
shuidheachadh,
co-dhluthachadh,
dealbh.
CONTIG UJ T
Y,
s.
Fagusachd, faisgeachd,
dliithachd.
CONTIGUOUS,
adj. Fagus,
dliith do
'cheile.
CONTINENCE,
s.
Fein-riaghladh,
fein-
smachd
;
stuaim.
stuamachd, geamnuidh-
ear.hd
;
measurrachd.
CONTINENT,
ad;. Geamnuidh, stuama,
ineasarra,
busaeh
; riaghlach,
smachdail.
CONTINENT,
s. Tir
mor,
a mhor-thir.
CONTINENTAL, adj.
Mor-thireach.
CONTINGENCE,
) s.
Tachartas,
tuit-
CONTINGENCY, J eamas,
tuiteamachd.
CONTINGENT, adj.
Tachartach,
tuit-
eamach, teagamhach,
neo-chinriteach.
CONTINGENT,
s.
Teagamh, tuiteamas;
cuid,
cuibbrioun,
coir.
CONTIN
UAL,
adj.
Sior, bitheanta,
daonn-
anach,
gun sgur, gun
stad.
CONTI
NUANCE,*. Mairsinneachd,daonn-
anachd
; buanachd, maireannachd,
buan-
achadh
;
buanas.
CONTINUATION,
*.
Buanachadh, fad,
buanachd.
CONTINUE,
v. a. andn.
Buanaich, mair,
i'uirich, fan,
seas.
CONTINUITY,
s. Dluth-leanmhuinn-
eachd,
co-dhluthachd.
CONTINUOUS, adj.
Comh-leanniliuinn-
each, dluth-leanmhuinneach,
an
lorg
a
cbeile.
CONTORT,
v. a.
Toinn, smomn, Har,
cam.
CONTORTION,
s.
Toinneamb,
sniomh-
ailh, tiaiadh,
camadh.
CONTRA,
(Focal laidinn,)
An
aghaidh.
CONTRABAND, adj. Mi-laghail,
toivm-
isgte,
neo-cheadaichtp.
CONTRACT,
v. a. and n.
Giorraich,
lughdaich,
teannaich,
beagaich ; reitich,
dean
ceangal posaidh ;
crup, preas;
cumh-
nantaicb.
CONTRACT,
s.
Cumhnant,
co-cheangal ;
c^angal posaidh
; sgriobhadh,
bann.
CONTRACTIBLE,
adj. So-ghiorrach-
adh,
so-c,brupadh.
CONTRACTION,
a. Giorrachadh
; preas-
adh,
crupadb.
CONTRACTOR,
s. Fear-cumhnantach-
aidh.
CONTRADICT,
v. a.
Aicheadh, diult,
cuir an
aghaidh, breugnaich.
CONTRADICTION,
s.
Aicheadh,
till-
eadh-focail, comh-aicbeadh,
comh-sht-as-
mhachd.
CONTRADICTIOUS,
adj.
Neo-sheas-
mhach,
neo-chordach.
CONTRADICTORY,
adj.
Neo-chordaiU
neo-sheasmhach.
CONTRADISTINCTION,
s. Eadur-
dhealachadh.
CONTRADIST1NCTIVE,
adj.
Eadar-
dhealachail.
CONTRADISTINGUISH,
v. a. Eadar-
dhealaich.
CONTRAPOSITION,
s. Caradh ;u>
agha'idh.
CONTRARIETY,
s.
Neo-fhreagarrachd,
neo-riaimlachd.
CONTRARIWISE,
adv. Dlreach an
aghaidh.
CONTRARY,
adj.
Neo-cbordail,
neo-
aontachail,
tieo-rianail;
an
aghaidh.
CONTRAST,
s.
Eadar-dhealachadh,
eu-
coslas,
coirneas.
CONTRAST,
v. a. Cuir an
aghaidh,
cuir
fa chomhair.
CONTRAVENE,
v. a.
Thig
an
aghaidh,
cuir an
aghaidh,
bar.
CONTRAVENTION,
s. Cur an
aghaidh,
bacadh.
CONTRIBUTARY,
adj.
Comh-chis-
each.
CONTRIBUTE,
v. a. and n.
Cuidich,
comh-chuidich,
diol do
choir,
cuir a
stigh
;
cuir
leis,
cuidich le.
CONTRIBUTION,*.
Cuideachadh,comh-
chuideachadh,
cuideachadh
le;
comh-
thabhartas, tional,
comh-roinn
;
cis-airm.
CON 689 CON
CONTRIBUTIVE, adj. Cuideachai),
comh-chuideachail,
comh-oibivachail.
CONTRIBUTOR,
s. Fear
cuideachaidh,
fear-cdiphnaidb.
CONTRITE, adj. Bruite, ailhreacbail,
dubhacb,
bronacb.
CONTRITION,
5.
Bruiteachd,
dubhachas,
bron, aithreacbas,
dubh-aithreachas.
CONTR1VABLE,
adj. So-thionnsgal-
,'ich, RO-dhealbbaidh.
CONTRIVANCE,
s.
Dealbh,
dealbhadh
;
inrileachd, tionnsgul,
suidheachadh
; talain,
seol.
CONTRIVE,
v. a. and n.
Tionnsgain,
dealbh, faigh
innleachd
air;
feuch
ri,
oidhirpich.
CONTRIVER,
s.
Dealbhadair,
fear- inn-
leaohd,
inrileachdaiohe.
CONTROL,
s.
Smachd,
ughdarras, caaigh-
stirea-ehd, ceannsal,
ceannas.
CONTROL,
v. a.
Ceannsaich,
cum
fuidhe,
bac.
CONTROLLABLE,
adj.
So-cheamis-
aichte, so-cheannsachadh,
so-bhacadh.
CONTROLLER,
*.
Riaghlair, fear-riagh-
laidh, t'ear-ceannsail.
CONTROVERSIAL,
adj.
Conuspoid-
each, connsachail,
tagluinneach.
CONTROVERSIALIST,
s. Fear-uonns-
poid,
tear-connsachaidh.
CONTROVERSY,
*.
Connspoid, stri,
tagradh,
connsachadh.
CONTROVERT,
v. a.
Connspoidicb,
tagair,
cuir an
aghaidh.
CONTROVERT1BLE, adj. So-thag-
pndh.
CONTROVERT
1ST,
s.
Fear-connspoid-
cachaidh,
fear
tagraidh.
CONTUMACIOUS,
adj.
Ceaun-laidir,
tagluitiTipach, eas-umhal,
crosda.
CONTUMACIOUSNESS,
7
s,
Tagluinn-
CONTUMACY, V each,!,
eas-
iimhlacbd, crosdachd, rag-mhuinealas.
CONTUMELIOUS,
adj. Talcuiseacb,
tuaileasach, sglamhrach, trodach, taireil,
RgiElinneafach.
CONTU3IELIOUSNESS,
s. Talouis-
eachd,
sglamhruinneachd.
CONTUMELY,
s.
Tair, talcuis, sglarnh-
ruinti,
tuaileas.
CONTUSE,
v. a.
Brutb, pronn.
CONTUSION,
s.
Bruthadh,
pronnadh.
CONVALESCENCE,
Is.
Ath-shlainre,
CONVALESCENCY, J pilleadh slainte,
frith-shlainte.
CONVALESCENT, adj.
Ath-shlain
teach,
fHtb-shlainteacb.
CONVENE,
v.a. av.d .
Tionail, gairm
cuiJeachd,
o chruiunicii
; thi^
a:i ceunri a
ob&le.
CONVENER,
5.
Fear-cruinneachaidh,
f^ar-ga!rme<
( : ( ) N V K N I KN
CIS,
) f.
Goireas,
deiseal-
CONVEN1ENCY, } achd,
ioojchuidh-
iac.hd,
t'rejtgarrachd.
CONVENIENT, adj.
Goireas;t
ch,
iom-
chuidh, freagarrach.
CONVENT,
5.
Tigh-mhanach, tigh
cbaill-
eacha-dubha.
CONVENTICLE,
s. Coinneair.h
uaig-
neach,
coimhthional dioinhair chum aor-
aidh.
CONVENTION,
s.
Co-chruinneacha-Jh,
co-aontachadh
; coimhthional; oumboant,
co bhann.
CONVENTIONAL,
adj.
A reii- cumh-
naiiit,
cumbnantaicbte.
CONVENTiONARY,
adj.
A reir cord-
aidh DO cuinhriaiiit.
CONVENTUAL,
s.
Mauach,
cailleach-
dhubh.
CONVERGE,
v. n.
Comb-aom,
comh-
ruiih.
CONVERGENT, }
s. Comb
-
aornach,
CONVERGING, \
comh-aomachaiL
CONVERSABLE, adj. Fosgarach,
so-
labbracb, conaltracli,
comhraid<
j
acb.
CONVERSABLENESS,
s.
Fosgarachd,
so-labhrachd,
coinhraideachi!.
CONVERSANT,
adj.
E6lch
mu,
fios-
racb
air; eolach,
mion-eolach.
CONVERSATION,
}
s.C6mhradh,com
-
CONVERSE, 1 sheanchas,
bruidh-
eann
;
com aim
; caitbe-beatba, giitlun.
CONVERSE,
r. n. Bi an coinunn !e
;
labhair,
dean
hruidheahn,
dean seanchas.
CONVEHSION,
s.
lompachadh,
atharr-
aohadh,
tionnd;:db.
CONVERT,
v. a. and n.
Tionndaidh,
athan-aich
; iompaich ; eadar-theangaich ;
bi air
t'iompacbadh.
CONVERT,
s.
lompachan,
duin'
iomp-
aichtt
1
.
CONVERTIBLE, adj.
So-thionndadh,
Bo-ioorpacha'dh.
CONVEX, adj.
Cruirri,
dronnach.
CONVEXITY,
I
s.
Cruinneachd,
drouu-
CONVEXNESS, \
achd.
CONVEY,
v. a.
Giulain, iomfebair,
cuir
thairis,
thoir air
falbh, giuiain
us iosal
;
their seauhad.
CONVEYANCE,
s. Giulan, iosnchar,
seol-
ioincbair
;
toirt soachad
;
coir
sgriobhta.
CONVEYA
NCER,
-v.
Fear-lagha
araidh.
sgriubhair
chor.m-.hean.
CONVEYi:ii;
v.
Fear.giulaiM,
fear-ioua-
4S
CON 690
COR
chair,
ft ar
tabhairt, inneal-giulain,
inneal
iomcliair.
CONVICT,
n. a. Dearbh
ciontach,
fag
ris
;
comhdaich,
dit.
CONVICT,
s.
Ciontach,
neach a dhiteadh.
CONVICTION,
s.
Dearbhadh,
diteadh.
CONVICT1VE,
adj.
A
dhearbhas,
a dhit-
eas.
CONVINCE,
v. a.
Dearbh,
dearbh
air,
comhdaich air.
CONVINCIBLE,
aaj.
So-dhearbhaidh.
CONVINCINGNESS,
s. Cumhachd-
dearbhaidh.
CONVIVIAL,
adj.
Fleadhach, cuirmeil,
fial, subhach,
aighearach.
CONVIVIALITY,
s.
Fleadhachas,
fial-
achd, subhachas,
aighear.
CONUNDRUM,
5. Toimhseachan.
CONVOCATE,
r. a.
Co-chruinnich,
cruinnich, gairm gu
cheile.
CONVOCATION,
s.
Cruinneachadh,
co-
chruinneachadh;
coimhthional.
CONVOLVE,
v. a.
Co-fhill, co-thoinn,
snlnmh.
CONVOLUTION,
s.
Co-shniomh,
co-
fhilleadh,
co-thoinneamh.
CONVOY,
v. a.
Coimhidich,
comh-cheim-
nioh,
dion air turns.
CONVULSE,
v. n.
Grad-chlisg, crithich,
criothnaich.
CONVULSION,
s. An tinneas
ospagach ;
buaireas,
clisgeadh, grad-chlisgeadh.
CONVULSIVE, adj. Clisgeach, grad-
chlisgeach,
buaireasacb.
CONY,
s. Coinean.
COO,
v. n. Dean durdail.
COOING,
s. Durdail.
COOK,
s.
Cocaire, Cook-maid,
Ban-choc-
aire.
COOK,
v. a.
Deasaich,
greidh,
uidheamaich.
COOKERY,
s. Cocaireachd.
COOL, adj. Fionnar,
fuarraidh
; neo-reasg-
ach
; fuar,
amhaidh.
COOL,
v. a. and n.
Fuaraich,
fionnaraich
;
ciuinich, caisg, leag ;
fas fionnar.
COOL,
s. Fionnarachd.
COOLER,
s. Inneal-fuarachaidh.
COOLNESS,
s.
Fionnarachd;
neo-thlus-
al.'irhd,
neo-chairdealachd
\ ciuiiieas,
soitnh-
eachd.
COOM,
sS
Suidhe;
sal rotha,
COOM, COOMB,
s. Tomhas cheithir
cheithreannan.
COOP,
s.
Soire,
baraille
; cro,
lann.
COOP,
v. a.
Druid,
druid
suas,
cuir an
cro,
cuir am
priosan,
COOPER,
s.
Cubair,
fear-deanamh
shoireachan,
no shoithichean.
COOPERAGE,
s. Ait' oibre ruba'r.
CO-OPf^RATE,j;.
n.
Co-oibrich,cuidichle.
CO-OPERATION,
s.
Co-oibreachadh,
cuideachadh le.
CO-OPERATIVE,
adj. Co-oibreacha!I,
co-chuideachail.
CO-OPERATOR,
s.
Co-oibriche,
fear
co-oibreachaidh.
CO-ORDINATE, adj.
'Sau aon
inbhe,
co-inbheach.
CO-ORDINATION,
s.
Co-inbheachd.
COOT,
s. Seorsa
lach,
dubh-lach.
COP,
s.
Cearin,
mullach,
barr.
COPARCENARY,
s.
Co-oighreachas.
COPARCENER,
s.
Co-oighre.
COPARCENY,
s.
Co-oighreachas.
COPARTNER,
s.
Fear-comh-pairt.
COPARTNERSHIP.^
Combanas,
comh-
pairteachd.
COPE,
*. Aodach cinn
;
currachd
sagairt ;
sreath-mhullaich.
COPE,
v. a. and n. Cuir mullach
air,
comhdaich
; connsaich, dean
farpuis ;
dean
suaip.
COPIEtl,
s. Fear
ath-sgriobhaidh,
fear-
atharrais.
COPING,
5.
Sreath-mhullaich-balla.
COPIOUS,
adj.
Lan, pailt,
lionmhor.
COPIOUSNESS,
s.
Saibhreas,
lanachd,
pailteas,
lionmborachd.
COPPER,
s.
Copar,
umha
;
coire mor.
COPPER-PLATE,
s. Clodh-chlar
copair.
COPPERAS,
s.
Cungaidh-dhubhaidh.
COPPERSMITH,
s. Ceard-umha.
COPPERWORM,
s. Snuidh araidh ann
am mas
luinge.
COPPERY,
adj.
Umhach.
COPPICE,
s.
Frith-choille, preasarnach.
COPPLED, adj.
Binneineach,
barra-bhior-
ach.
COPTIC,
s. An t-sean chainnt
Eiphiteach.
COPULATE,
v. a. and n.
Co-cheang-
ail,
caraidich
;
rach cuideachd.
COPULATION,
s.
Caraidachadh,
dol
cuideachd.
COPY,
5.
Samhladh,
leth-bhreac,
dubla-
chadh.
COPY,
v. a. and n.
Ath-sgriobh
; lean,
tog
o.
COQUET,
v. a. and n. Dean beadradh
meall le beadradh
; talaidh,
dean
guaineas.
COQUETRY,
.v.
Guaineas,
beadradl
meallta, go^aideachd.
COQUETTE,
s.
Godag, gogaid, guanag.
COQUETTISH, adj.
Godagach, gogaid-
each,
guanagach.
CORACLE,
s. Curach.
CORAL,
s. Croimheal,
coireal.
COR 691
COR
CORALLINE, adj. Croimhealach,
coir-
ealac.h.
CORALLINE,
s. Seorsa do luibh roara.
CORA
NT,
s. Seorsa daunsa.
CORE
AN,
s.
Aite-gU-idhidh
dlieirc.
CORD, *.
Cord, sreang,
ball,
rop.
CORDMAKER,
s. Fear deanamh
chord,
no
rd|i.
CORDAGE,
s.
Sreangan, acfhuinn-luinge.
CORDE
D, adj.
SMftngaeh,
cordach.
CORDIAL,.*. Lws/heas.
CORDIAL, adj. Beothachail,
neartachail,
cridheil, cairdeil, dileas,
caoimhueil.
CORDIALITY,
s.
Treibhdhireas,
cridh-
ealas,
firinn.
CORDOVAN,
Is. Leathar
spainnteach,
CORDWAIN,
J
leathar-each.
CORE,
s.
Cridhe,
meadhon.
teis-meadhon.
CORK,
s.
Arc, arcan,
stoipeal-seurraig*
CORK,
v. a.
Stop,
druid le area.
CORKY,
adj.
A
reach,
arcanach
;
eutrom.
CORMORANT,
s.
Sgarbh,
buna-bhuach-
aille
;
geocaire.
CORN,
s.
Gran,
siol
; arbhar;
calunn.
COR.N,
v. n.
Saill,
crath salann
air; gran-
aich,
dean 'n a
ghrainnibh.
CORN-MARIGO*LD,
s.
Buidheag
an t-
samhraidh.
CORNELIAN, *. Clach luachmhor.
CORITEOUS, adj.
Adharcail,
mar
adharc.
CORNER, x.
Cisinn,
cearn
;
cuil.
CORNER
STONE,
s.
Clach-oisinn.<
CORNERED,
adj.
Cisinneacb.
CORNERWISE,
adv. Air oisinn.
CORNET,
s. Buabhull caismeachd
;
fear
brataich cachraidh.
CORNETCY,
s. Dreuchd fir brataich
each raMh.
CORNICE,
s. Barr-mhaise.
CORNICLE,
s.
Adharcag.
CORNIGEROUS,
adj. Adharcach,
croc-
ach.
CORNUCOPIA,
s. Adharc-shaibhreis.
CORNUTE,
v. a. Adharcaich.
CORNY, adj.
Cruaidh mar adharc
; gran-
ach,
arbharach.
COROLLARY,
s.
Co-dhunadh,
teachd a
mach.
CORONAL,
s.
Coron,
blath-fhleasg.
CORONAL, adj. Coronach,
mullachail.
CORONATION,
s.
Crunadh, righ-chrun-
adh.
CORONER,
s.
Crunair,
breitheamh ar-
aidh.
CORONET,
5.
Sgeadachadh
cinn mhaith-
ean.
CORPORAL,
s. An
t-oifigeach
a's isle 's
CORPORAL.
n,7/ A
lihiritwaxdo'ncliorp.
CQRPORALITY,
.
Corpon-achd.
CORPORATE,
adj. Co-chrangailte,
aon-
CORPORATION,
.s.
Comunn,
co-choin-
unnarhd.
CORPOREAL,
adj.
Ai
e
am bheil
corp.
CORPS,
s. Buidheann airrn.
CORPSE,
s.
Cnlutin, corp,
cairhh,
closach.
CORPULENCE,
Is.
Rnamhrachd,
suit-
CORPULENCY, J mhorachd,
!6mh-
ladas.
CORPULENT,
adj. Domhail, reamhar,
sultmhor.
CORPUSCLE,
s.
Dadmunn, dadum, dad,
smuirnean.
CORPUSCULAR,
adj.
Dadmunnach,
dadumach,
smuirneanarh.
CORRADE,
v. a. Suath
dheth,
sgriob
r'a
cheile.
CORRADIATION,
s.
Co-dhealradh,
co-
dhearsadh.
'
ORRECT,
v. a.
Smachdaich, peanasaich,
cronaich
; leasaich,
ath-l<
j
asaich.
CORRECT,
adj. Ceart, eagriaidh, poncail,
liiongmhalta.
CORRECTION,
5.
Smachdachadh,
cron-
achadh, peanasachadh, peanas ;
leasach-
adh, ath-leasachadh,
ceartacliadh.
CORRECTIVE, adj. Ceartachail,
cron-
achail,
leasachail.
CORRECTIVE,
s.
Leasachd, ceartachadh,
leasachadh.
CORRECTNESS,
s.
Ceartachd,
eagnaidh-
eachd, poncalachd, diongmhaltachd.
CORRECTOR,
s.
Fear-smachdachaidh,
fear-leasachaidh, f'ear-ath-leasachaidh.
CORRELATE,
v. n. Bi an co-dhaimh.
CORRELATE,!.
Comh-charaid.
CORRELATIVE,
adj.
Co-dhaimheach.
CORRELAT1VENESS,
s. Co-dhaimh-
eachd.
CORRESPOND,
v.n.
Freagair, co-fhreag-
air, co-sgriobh
litrichean.
CORRESPONDENCE,
) s.
Co-fhreag^
CORRESPONDENCY, $ radh;
comh-
sgriobhadh
litrichean
; caidreamh, cairdeas,
cornunn.
CORRESPONDENT, adj. Freagarrath,
co-f
hreagari
ach.
CORRESPONDENT,
s.
Fear-co-sgriobh-
aidh, co-fhreagrraiche.
CORRIGIBLE,
adj.
So-chronachadh,
so-
leasachadh.
CORROBORANT, adj. Neartachail,
daingneachail,
co- neartachail.
CORROBORATE,
v. a.
Dearbh, daing-
nich
; tieartaich,
co-neartaich.
692 cov
CORROBOK,ATION,s.Dearbhadh,daing-
neachadh, neartachadh,
co-neartaohadh.
CORROBORATIVE
adj. Neartachail,
dairigneachail,
co-neartachatl.
CORRODE,
v. a.
Cnamh, caith,
caith as.
CORRODENT, adj.
Cuaimhteach.
CORROSIBULITY,*.
So-chnaimhteachd.
CORROSIBLE,
adj.
So-chnaimhteaoh.
COltltOSION,
s.
Cnamh, cnamhadh,
caitheamh.
CORROSIVE, adj. Cnaimbteach,
caith
-
teairh
; amhe;harach,craiteach,doruinneach.
CORROSIVENESS,
.s-.
Cnaimhteachd,
caith teach d.
CORRUGANT, adj. Preasacbnil,
casach.
CORRUGATE,
v. a.
Preas,
cas.
CORRUGATION,
s.
Preasadh,
casadh.
CORRUPT,
v. a. and n.
Grod, lobh,
dean
breun
; truaill, salaich,
mill, lochdaich,
doohunn
; breoth,
breun.
CORRUPT, adj. Truaillidh, salach, olc;
lobhta, breur), grod ; coirbte, aingidh, peac-
acb.
CORRUPTER,
s.
Truailleadair,
fear-
millidh.
CORRUPTIBLE,
adj. So-thruaillidh,
truaillidh.
CORRUPTIBLENESS,
s. So-thruaill-
idheachd, truaillidheachd.
CORRUPTION,
s. Truaillidheachd
; aing-
idheachd
;
lobhtachd,
breunachd.
CORRUPTIVE,arf7. Lobhtach, breothach,
millteach.
CORRUPTNESS,
s.
T.uailleadh,
lobh-
adh, lobhtachd, aingidheachd.
CORSAIR,
s.
Muir-spuitnieadair;
long
spuinneadair.
CORSE,
s.
Corp, cairbh,
closach.
CORSLET,
s.
Uchd-eididh.
CORTICAL,
adj. Cairteach,
sgrathach.
CORUSCAN
T, adj. Dealrach,
loi ri
nreaoh,
dearsach.
CORUSCATION,
s.
Dealradh,
dearsadh,
boillsg;eadh.
CORYMBIATED,a(//.
Bagaideach,
dearc-
*
agach.
COSMETIC,
s.
Cungaidh mhaise,
acflminn
snuaidh.
COSMETIC,
adj.
Grinneasach, maiseachai).
COSMOGONY,
s. Ce
chruthachadh,
ce
dhealbhadh.
COSMOGRAPHER,
s.
Ce-sgriobhair.
COSMOGRAPH1CAL,
adj. Ce-sgiiobh-
achail.
COSMOGRAPHY,
s.
Ce-sgriobhadh.
COSMOPOLITAN,)
s.
lomrallaiche,
COSMOPOLITE, } neach
gun
dach-
aidh ach an
saoghal
mor.
C ltear*
COST,
s.
Luach, fiach,
:.rii,
cosdas.
COST,
v. n. Cosd.
COSTAL,
adj.
Aisinneach.
COSTARD,
s.
Ceann, cnuac;
seors' ubh-
Bill.
COSTIVE, ad). Ceangailte, teann; duinte,
dairigeann.
COSTIVENESS,
s.
Ceangaltacbd cuirp,
tearmtachd
cuirp.
COSTLESS, adj. Saor, gun
chosdas.
COSTLINESS,
s.
Cosdas, prisealacbd,
stroilhalacbd,
struidhealachd.
COSTLY, adj.
Cosdail, daor,
prlseil,
struidh.
eil.
COSTUME,
i. Aodacb.
COT,
5.
Bothan,
seorsa
leapach
air bord
luinge ; cro,
mainnir.
COTEMPORARY,
adj.
Co-aimsireil,
co-
i;osmhor.
COTERIE,.s. Bannal, cuideachd,
coisir.
GOTLAND,
s.
Croit,
fearann croiteir.
COTQUEAN,
s. Fear cailleachail.
COTTAGE,
s.
Bothan, buth,
tigh
iosal
duthcha.
COTTAGER,
COTTER,
COTTON,
j.
Cotan, canach,
aodach can-
aich.
COTTON,
adj. Cotanach,
canachail.
COUCH,
v. a. and n.
Cairich,
cuir a
luidhe
;
cuir air
lagh; crub, crom,
deati
luidhe.
COUCH,
s.
Leaba; langasaid, luidheagan.
COUCHANT,
adj.
Sinte,
'ri a luidhe.
COUCH-GRASS,
s.
Seorsa-feoir,
am
punnt.
COVE,
s.
Badh, lub,
camus
; uamh,
fasg-
adh,
dlori.
COVENANT,
s.
Coimhcheangal,
Cumb-
rian
t,
cordadh.
COVENANT,
v. a. and n.
Co-cheangail,
cumhriantaich,
cord
; daingnich.
COVENANTER,
s. Fear-cumhnantach-
aidh.
COVER,
v. a.
Comhdaich; folaich,
ceil
;
dion,
luidh air
;
leum.
COVER,
s. Comhdach
; folach, brat,
sgail,
fasgadh,
dion.
COVERING,
s.
Comhdach, aodach,
earr
adh, falluimi,
sgeadachadh.
COVERLET,
5.
Brat-uachdair,
brat
leapa.
COVERT,
s.
Didean,
ionad
folaich, dion,
fasgadh ; doire, bad, badan,
doire dluth.
COVERT,
adj. Folaichte,
diomhair
;
uaigneach,
iealltach.
COVERTNESS,
s.
Diombaireachd,
feallt-
achd,
feall.
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cou
COVET,
t>, a. and n.
Sanntaich,
miann-
aich,
bi'n
deigh
air.
COVETABLE, adj.
lon-mhiannaichte.
COVETOUS, adj. Sanntach,
aria-miann-
ach; togarrach, deigheil.
COVETOUSNESS, s.Sannt, deigh,
miann.
COVEY,
s.
Gar,
cearc-thomain no fhraoich
le 'h-aJach.
COUGH,
s.
Casad,
casadaich.
COUGH,
v. n. Dean casad.
COULD,
pret.
of Can. B'
urradh,
b' urr-
ainn.
COULTER,
s. Collar.
COUNCIL,
5.
Comhairle,
co-chomhairle
;
comhairle
eaglais,
combairle
righ.
COUNSEL,
s.
Comhairle, seoludh,
earail,
luchd-tagraidh.
COUNSEL,
v. a.
Comhairlich, earalaicb,
MO).
COUNSELLOR,
s.
ComhairHche;
fear
Jagha, fear-tagraidh.
COUNT,
v. a.
Air, aireamh, gleidh
cunn-
tas; meas,
meas do.
COUNT,
s.
Cuis,
pone, cuis-thagraidh ;
flath,
mor-fhear.
COUNTABLE,arf;.So-aireamh,
so-chunnt-
adh.
COUNTENANCE,
*.
Gnuis, aghaidh,
eudann, aodann, cos'as, fiamh, dreach,
snuadh
; dion, tearmunn,
cuideachadh.
COUNTENANCE,
v. a.
Dion, seas,
cuid-
ich le.
COUNTENANCER,
s.
Caraid, cul-taic,
fear cul-taice.
COUNTER,
s.
Airgiod
meallta
;
bord
butha.
COUNTER,
adv. An
aghaidh,
direach an
aghaidh.
COUNTERACT,
v. a.
Grab, bac,
amail.
COUNTER
ACTION,
5.
Grabadh, bacadh,
amaladh.
COUNTERBALANCE,
v. a. Co-choth-
romaich.
COUNTERBALANCE,*.
Co-chothrom-
achadh.
COUNTERCHANGE,
s.
Malairt,
co-
mhalairt.
COUNTERCHANGE,
. a.
Malairtich,
co-mhalairtich.
COUNTER-EVIDENCE,
s. Ath-fhian-
uis,
ath-theisteas.
COUNTERFEIT,
v. a. and n. Feall-
chuinn, feall-dhealbh,
gnuis-mheall, gabh
ort.
COUNTERFEIT,
adj.
Feall-chuinnte,
feall-dhealbhta,
mealltach
; cealgacb,
fuar-
chrabhach.
COUNTERFEIT,
s. Gr.uis
mhealltair,
cealgair; feall-chuinneadb,
teall-dhealbh.
COUNTERFEITER,
s.
Mealltair;
foall-
chuinneadair.
COUNTERMAND,
v. a.
Ath-aithn,
ai*-
ordaich,
cuir an
a^haidh,
bac.
COUNTERMAND,
5.
Ath-aithne,
ais-
ordugh.
COUNTERMARCH,
v. n. Ais-imich.
COUNTERMARCH,
5. Ais-imeachd.
COUNTERMOTION,
5.
Ath-ghluasa.l,
ath-shiubhal.
COUNTERPANE,
5. Brat-uachdair
leapach.
COUNTERPART,
s. Leth-bhreac.
COUNTERPLOT,
s.
Ath-innleachd,
ath-
chuilbheart.
COUNTERPOISE,
v. a. Comh-chothrom-
aich.
COUNTERPOISE,
5. Comh-chothrom.
COUNTERSIGN,
5.
Focal-faicill,
focal-
comharraidh.
COUNTERTIDE,
s.
Ath-shruth,
saobh-
shruth.
COUNTERWORK,
v. a. Cuir an
aghaidh,
bac,
sfad.
COUNTESS,
s. Ban-iarla.
COUNTLESS,
adj. Do-aireamh,
do-
ohunntadh,
thar cunntas.
COUNTRY,
5.
Diathaich,
tir. fearann.
COUNTRYMAN,
5.
Fear-duthcha,
tuath-
anach,
ceatharnach.
COUNTY,
s. Siorramachd.
COUPLE,
s.
lall, slabhruidhj caraid,
dithis.
COUPLE,
v. a. and n.
Caraidich,
ceangail,
cuir air eill
; pos; paidhii
ich.
COUPLET,
s.
Ceathramh,
caraid rann.
COURAGE,
s.
Misneach, cruadal,
gaisge, spiorad,
treubhantas, smioralas, tap*
adh.
COURAGEOUS, adj.
Mianeachail,
crua-
dalach, gaisgeil,
treun, smiorail, tapaidh,
curanta, treubhanta,
eucail.
COURAGEOUSNESS,
s.
Misneachd,
cruadalas, curautachd, treubhantachd,
smioralachd.
COURIER,
s.
Teachdaire, gille-ruith.
COURSE,
s.
Slighe, coimbliong ;
ionad-
coiirihling
; iomchar, giulan,
caithe-beatha,
seol, gnathas, gnath
; riaghailt,
fasan.
OURSE,
v. a.
Ruag, sealg, lorgaich,
lean;
ruith,
iom-ruith.
COURT,
s.
Ciiirt,
luchairt, mur; tigh
moid
;
clobhsa
;
mod
;
miodal,
sodal.
COURT,
v. a. Dean suiridhe
; iarr,
sir
;
dean
miodal,
dean
brosgal.
cou
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COURTEOUS, adj.
Cuirteil, suairce,
caoimhneil.
COURTEOUSNESS,
s.
Cuirtealachd,
suairceas, modhalachd,
caoimhnealacbd.
COURTESAN,
COURTESY,
s.
Flathalachd,
modhal-
achd,
modh
;
beic.
COURTESY,
v.n. Dean beic.
COURTIER,
s.
Cuirtear; fear-iarraidh,
fear-si
ridh,
iarradair.
COURTLINESS,
s.
Cuirtealachd,
modh-
alachd,
flathalachd.
COURTLY,
adj.
Cuirteil,
modhail
;
miod-
alach,
brosgalach,
COURTSHIP,
s.
Suiridhe,
leannanachd.
COUSIN,
s.
Comh-ogha. consins-german,
clann an da bhrathar no na da
pheathar,
no claim brathar 'us
peathar.
COW,
s.
Bo,
mart.
COW. v. a.
Engalaich,
mi-mhisnich.
COWARD, s.Ciadhaire,
gealtaire,
cailleach.
COWARD,
ad;.
Gealtach,
cladhaireach.
COWARDICE,
>5.
Gealtachd, geilt,
COWARDLINESS,
i
cladhaireachd.
COWARDLY,
adj.
Gealtach,
cladhair-
each.
COWER,
v. n.
Crub,
dean cruban.
COWHERD,
s. Buachaille bho.
COWHOUSE,
s.
Ba-thigh,
bathaiche,
bathach.
COWLEECH,
s.
Leigh bho, mart-leigh.
COWL,
s.
Currachd, bioraid,
boitieid.
COWLED, adj. Curraiceach,
boineideach.
COWSLIP,
s.
Brog-na-cuthaige.
COXCOMB,
s.
Mullach,
cirean
; gog-
cheann, spailleichdear.
COX
COMICAL, adj. Bubanach, spaill-
eichdearach.
COXCOMBRY,
s.
Bubanachd,gog-cheann-
achd.
spailleichdearachd.
COY, adj. Narach, inalda,
beusach
; duinte,
samhach,
neo-fhosgarach.
COYNESS,
s.
Narachd, maldachd,
samh-
ach
as,
saidealtas.
COZEN. v. a.
Meall,
thoir an car a.
COZENAGE,
5.
Ceilg, mealltaireachd,
foil)
;
cuilbheartachd.
(COZENER,
s.
Mealltair,
cealgair,
fear-
foille.
CRAB,
s.
Partan, cruban,
riithag j
duine
crosda;
scors' ubhaill.
CRABBED, adj. Dranndanach, crosda,
danarra,
dur; doirbh,
dt-acair.
CRABBEDNESS,
s.
Dranndanachd,
dan-
urrachfi, crosdachd; doirbheachd,
deachd-
alreachd.
CRABER,
s.
Radan-uisge.
CRACK,
s.
Sgaineadh, sgoltadh,
bristeadh
;
fuaim, stairn, spreadhadh ; spagluirin.
CRACK,
v. a. andsi.
Sgoilt, sgain ; spreadh,
dean
spagluinn.
CRACK-BRAINED,
adj. Mi-cheillidh,
gorach, gogaideach.
CRACKER,
s.
Fear-spagluinn,
fear-
gleaghrach, baothaire,
rabhdair.
CRACKLE,
v. n. Dean
cnacail,
cnao.
CRADLE,
s. Creathall*
CRADLE,
v. a. and n. Cuir an creathaill.
CRAFT, s, Ccaird,
ceird
; innleachd, sedl,
seoltac.hd,
teomachd
;
cuilbheavt?
ceilg ;
loingcas bheaga.
CRAFTINESS,
s. Cuilbheartachd,
foill,
ceilg, cluaintearachd,
mealltaireachd.
CRAFTSMAN,
s. Fear-cfeirde.
CRAFTY,
adj.
CuiJbheaitach, carach,
feall-
tach, gabhdach, cluainteach,
fallsail.
CRAG,
s.
Creag, sgorr sgeir.
CRAGG E
D,
1
adj. Creagach, sgeireach,
CRAGGY, J sgorrach.
CRAM,
v. a. and n.
Dinn,
span*,
stailc
;
luchdaich, sathaich,
ro-shathaich.
CRAMBO,
s. Co-fhuaim
rann,
rannachd.
CRAMP,
s.
lodh; amaladh, eis, bacadh,
amal
; greimiche.
CRAMP,
v. a. Gon
; bac,
grab, amail,
cuibhrich.
CRANBERRY,
s.
Muileag, gearr-dhearc.
CRANE,
a.
Corr,
corra-ghlas,
corra-riabh-
ach
; inneal-togail ; piob-tharruing.
CRANIUM,
s.
Glaigeann.
CRANK,
s.
Crangaid ; liar-char,
fiaradh.
CRANK, adj. Corrach,
neo-shocrach.
CRANKLE,
v. a. and n.
Lut>,
cam.
CRANNIED,
adj.
Tolltach,
sgainteach,
cuilteauh.
CRANNY,
s.
Gag, sgaineadh, sgoltadh,
cuil.
CRAPE,
s.
Srol,
aodach-sroil.
CRASH,
s.
Stairn,
stairirich.
CRASTINATION,
s.
Dail,
mairneal.
CRATCH,
s. Prasach.
CRATER,
s.
Poll, coire, cup.
CRAVAT,
s.
Eididh-muineil, no,
amh-
cha.
CRAVE,
v. n. and n.
larr, tagair, aslaich,
athchuingich, guidh ;
miannaich.
CRAVEN,
s.
Fuidsidh, gealtaire.
CRAVEN,
adj. Gealtach,
cladhaireach.
CRAVEN,
v. a.
Gealtaich,
cuir fo
gheilt.
CRAVING,
s.
Miami,
miam.achadh
CRAW,
s.
Sgroban, goile, giaban.
CRAWFISH,)
CRAYFISH, I'*
SeorS
ag,o
ma,ch.
CRAWL,
v. a.
Crub, ealaidh,
snaig.
CRAWLER, s, Ealadair,
ni
snaigeach.
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ORI
CRAZE,
v. a.
Pronn, bris, bruth,
mion-
phronn ;
cuir air mi-chuiU.
CRAZEDNESS,
1 s.
Laigse, breoiteaohd,
CRAZINESS, i anmhuinneachd;
mi-
chcill,
boil.-.
CRAZY, adj. Lag, breoite,
anfhann
; gor-
ach,
mearanta.
CREAK,
v. n.
Sgread, diosgain.
CREAM,
5.
Uacbdar,
barr,
ce.
CREAM,
v. a. Thoir dheth an t-uachdar.
CREAM-FACED, adj.
Banaidh, glas-
neulach.
CREAMY, adj.
Uachdarach,
ceathach.
CREASE,
5.
Filleadh, preasag.
CREASE,
v. a. Preasaich,
dean
preasagach.
CREATE,
v. a.
Cruthaicb,
dean dealbh
;
tarmaich,
gin.
CREATION,
s.
Cruthachadh, dealbh,
cruthachd;
an
domhan,
an
saoghal,
an
cruinne-ce.
CREATIVE, adj. Cruthachail, gineadach,
deanadach,
aobharach.
CREATOR,
s. Cruithfhear.
CREATURE,
s.
Creutair, ere, duil, bith,
beathaeh}
ainmhidh.
CREDENCE,
s. Creideas.
CREDENDA,
s.
Creidimh, poncan-creid-
imh.
CREDENT, adj.
Creidmheach
;
creideas-
ach.
CREDENTIAL,
s.
Teist, teisteas,
teist-
can as.
CREDIBILITY,
s.
Creideas,
teistealachd.
CREDIBLE, adj.
So-chreidsinri,
creid-
easach.
CREDIT,
s. Creideas
; cliu,
meas.
CREDIT,
v. a.
Creid,
thoir creideas
do;
thoir dail do.
CREDITABLE, adj.
Teisteil
; urramach,
mcasail.
CREDITABLENESS,
*.
Teistealachd,
urram,
measalacbd.
CREDITOR,
s. Fear
fiacha,
fear-creideis.
CREDULITY,
s.
Baoghaltachd,
neo-
amharusachd.
CREDULOUS,
adj. Neo-amharusach,
faoin.
CREED,
s.
Creud,
aidmheil oreidimh.
CREEK,
s.
Bagh, baghan, camus,
ciiil.
CREEP,
v. a.
Snaig, criib,
dean
magaran.
CREEPER,
s.
Snaigear, meanglan streap-
ach.
CREPUSCULOUS, adj.
Doilleir,
dubh-
arach.
CRESCENT,
adj.
A'
fas,
fasadach.
CRESCENT,
5. Leth-chearcall, fas na
gealaiche.
CRESS,
s. Biolaire.
CRESSET,
s. Crann
tara,
(Tois
tara;
loch
ran,
lens.
CREST,
s.
Itf-mullaich,
dos
clogaid,
dos-
mullaich,
bad-mullaich
; uaill,
ardan.
CRESTED,
adj. Dosach,
cireanach.
CREST-FALLEN,
adj. Fo-naire,
fo
sprochd.
CRETACEOUS, adj. Cailceach,
cailceil.
CREVICE,
.v.
Sgoltadh, sgaineadh,
cO.
CREW,
x.
Buidhearm,
ceatharn
; sgioba ;
graisg,
luchd uilc.
CRIB,
s. Prasach
; bothan,
cruban.
CRIB,
v. a.
Druid,
diiin
suns, t'angaich.
CRIBRATION,
s. Criathradh.
CRICK,
s.
Geisgeadh, giosgan ;
tinneas
amhc.ha.
CRICKET,
s.
Greollan, cuileag
tlieallaich
;
scorsa cluiche.
CRIER,
s.
Fear-eigheachd, gairmeadair,
glaodhadair.
CRIME,
x.
Cionta, eucoir, coire,
cron.
CH1M1NAL,
adj.
Coireach, cronail,
ciont-
ach, eucuireach,
lochdach.
CRIMINALITY,
s.
Ciontachd,cronalachd.
CRIMINATE,
v. a.
cHI-ich,
cuir cionta
as leth.
.
CRIMINATION,
s.
Coireachadh,
casaid-
eachadh,
diteadh.
CRIMINATORY,
adj.
Coireachail,
cas-
aideach.
CRIMINOUS,
adj. Droch-bheartach, aing-
idh.
CRIMP,
adj. Brisg, proinnte, pronn.
CRIMP,
v. a.
Cas,
preas,
dualaich
; gearr
iasg
'na
bhloighdibh.
CRIMSON, adj.
and s.
Cro-dhearg,
cro-
dheirge.
CRIMSON,
v. a. Dean
cro-dhearg.
CRINGE,
s.
Criibadh,
striochdadh trailleil.
CRINGE,
v. a. and n.
Criib, striochd,
dean miodal no sodal.
CRINKLE,
v. a. and n.
Preas.
crup,
fas
preasach.
CRINKLE,
s.
Preasag, preasadh, crupadh.
CRIPPLE,
s.
Bacach, crubach, cripleach.
CRIPPLE,
adj. Bacach,
crubach.
CRIPPLENESS,
5.
Bacaiche, crubaiche,
cripleachd.
CRISIS,
s.
fiiginn,
teanutachd,
cruaidh-
theinn,
cunnart.
CRISP,
adj.
Cas, hachlagach,
cuachach
;
brisg, pronn, goirid, so-phronnadh.
CRISP,
v. a. and n.
Cuachaich, bachlaich;
preas,
cas.
CRISPATION,
s. Toinneamh, cuachadh,
dualadh, casarth, preasadh.
CR1SPNESS,
s.
Caise, caisead, preasachd,
cuachagachd, brisgead.
CRI
696 CRU
CRITERION,
s.
Cornharradh,
dearbhadh.
CRITIC,
s.
Breithi-amh, tiolpadair.
CRITICAL, adj. Eagnaidh, poncail,
teann-
bhreitheach, tiol]>ach ; cunnartach, eig-
ueach.
CR1TICALNESS,
s.
Poncalachd, eag-
naidheachd,
beurachd, tiolpachd.
CRITICISE,
t\ a.
Geur-bhreithnich, faigh
coiiv, tiolp.
CRITICISM,
) 5.
Geur-bhreithneachadh,
CRITIQUE, } geur-rannsachadh, tiolp-
arih.
CROAK, v. ii.
Roc,
dean rocail.
CROAKER,
s.
Gearanaiche,
fear
gearain
gun
aobhar.
CROCK,
s. Soithtach
creadha, crog.
CROCODILE,
s. An lonach
shlignpach,
uile-bheist
uisge.
CROCKERY,
s. Soithichean creadha.
CRONE,
s. Sean-rhaora
;
sean-chailleach.
CRONY,
s.
Caraid, guailleachan, comp-
anach.
CROOK,
s.
Cromag; lorg-buachaille ;
cromadh, fiaradb,
lub
; car,
cuilbheart.
CROOK,
o. a.
Crom, cam,
lub
;
aom.
CROOKBACKED,
adj.
Crotach.
CROOKED,
adj. Cam, crowi, fiar,
lubaeh
;
aingidh, crosda,
cealgach.
CROOKEDNESS,
s.
Caime,
cruiine,
riar-
achd, lubachd,
aingidheachd,
crosdachd.
CROP,
s.
Sgrobari, geuban ;
mullach
;
barr, arbhar,
ibgharadh ;
bearrudh.
CROP,
v. a.
Bearr,
gearr, buain,
lorn,
lomair.
CROPFU
LL,
adj. Lun,
sathaichte.
CROPS 1 C
K,
adj.
Ti n n le
sogh.
CROPPER,
s. Seorsa colmain.
CROSIER,
s.
Bachull-easbuig.
CROSLET,
s. Crois
bbeag ;
suacan.
CROSS,
s.
Crasgan, crois,
crauii-ceusaidh
j
campar, iimhghar.
CROSS,
adj.
Tarsuinn
; fiar, cam,
trasda
;
dcacair, doirbh,
amhgharach ; airigidh,
cros(];i
;
frionasach
; donusach,
mi-shealbh-
ach,
tuaitheal.
CROSS,
prep. Tarsuinn; thar,
thairis.
CROSS,
v. a. and n. Cuir
tarsuinn,
tars-
uinnich
;
Si-un
;
rach
thairis,
rach
thar;
amail, grab,
cuir an
aghaidh.
CROSS-fiXAM
lN,v.
a. Ath-cheasnaich.
CROSSBOW,
s.
Bogha
tarsuinn.
CROSSING,
s.
Seunadh; bacadh, grab-
ad
h,
toirmeasg.
CROSSNESS,
s.
Tarsuinneachd,
crasg-
achd
; frionasachd,
reasgachd.
CROTCH,
s.
(y'romag, dubhan,
bacan.
CROTCHET,
s. Comharradh
;
prop, taic;
faoineas;
taoin bharail.
CROUCH,
v. n. Crub ri
IKrj
dean
miodal,
striochd.
CROUP,
s.
Breaman,
rumpull;
leth-
deiridh eich
; galar, piochan, crup.
CROW,
s.
Feannag;
rocas
; geimbleag;
gairm-coilich.
CROWFOOT,
s. Cearbun.
CROW,?;,
n.
Goir, gairm ;
dean raiteachas.
CROWD,
s.
Cruinneachadh,
domhlachd
sluaigh ; graisg.
CROWD,
v. a. and n.
Domhlaich, lion,
much
; teannaich,
dirin
; sgaotbaich.
CROWDER,
s.
Cruitear,
tldhleir.
CROWN,
s.
Coron,
crun
; fleasg,
blath-
t'hlcasg ;
mullach a
chinn, mullach, barr;
coimhlionadh.
CROWN,
v. a.
Crun; sg.-adaich, avdaich,
maisich
; criochnaich,
cuimhliun.
CRUCIAL, adj. Crosgach, tarsuirm,
trasda.
CRUCIBLE,
s.
Suacari,
poit-leaghaidh,
praiseasih.
(JRUC1F1ER,
s.
Fear-ceusaidh,
ceusadair.
C R UC1
MX,
s. Crois
phapanach.
CRUCIFIXION,
s. Ceusadh.
CRUCIFORM,
adj. Crosgach,
tarsuinn.
CRUCIFY,
v. a. Ceus.
CRUDE,
adj. Amh,
neo-bhruich
;
an-
abuich,
amhaidh
;
neo-chriochnaichte
;
sga;nlte, fuasgailte.
CRUDEN
ESS,
s.
Amhachd,
anabuich-
eai^hd, neo*mbeir-bhteachd, sgaoilteachd.
CRUEL*,
adj* An-iochdmhor,
cruaidh-
chridheach, borb,
garg, fuilteacb,
ueo-
thruacanta, aingidh,
mi-thlusail.
CRUELTY,
s.
An-iochdmhorachd, buirbe,
gairge, fuilteachd, neo-thruacantachd,
aingidheachd.
C RUE
T,
s.
Searrag bheag.
CRUISE,
s.
Corn, cupan beag;
turus
mara.
CRUISE,
v. n. Dean toireachd rnara.
CRUISER,
s.
Long-thoireachd,
a sheolas
air toiv naimhdibh.
CRUM,
) s.
Mir,
pronnag, criomag,
CRUMB, 3 bruanag: Crumbi, Spruidh-
leaeh.
CRUMBLE,
v. a. and n.
Pronn,
criom;
bruan,
bris.
CRUMPET,
s.
Breacag
thai*.
CRUMPLE,
v. a. and n.
Cas, preas, crup,
criopagaich.
CRUPPER,
s.
Cuirpean, bod-chrann,
beirt-dheiridh.
CRUR
AL, adj.
Luirgneach,
cosach.
CRUSADE,
5.
Cogadh
na croise.
CRUSH,
v. a. and n.
Bruth, faisg, pronn,
teannaich
;
ceannsaii;b
;
saruich
;
bi
bruit*-,
bi
pronrita.
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CUP
CRUSH,
s.
Bruthadh,
pronnadh,
muchadh.
CRUST,
s.
Slige, sgrath, rusg, cochull,
plaosg
;
criomaii .train.
CRUST,
v. a. and n.
Sgrathaich, sligich,
comhdaich
; carraich,
dean carrach
;
fas
carrach.
CRUSTACEOUS, adj. Alt-shligeach.
CRUSTACEOUSNESS,
s.
Alt-shlig-
eachd.
CRUSTINESS,
s.
Sligeachd, plaosgachd
;
frinus,
dranndanacbd.
CRUSTY,
adj. Sligeach, sgrathacb,
cochull-
ach,
plaosgach ; dranndanach, frionasach,
crosda.
CRUTCH,
s.
Lorg,
treosdan, cuaille,
bata.
CRY,
v. a. and n.
Glaodh, eigh, gairna j
sgread, sgreuch,
beuc,
ran
;
guil.
CRY,
s.
Eigh, iolach, beuc,
sgread,
ulfhurt,
sgreuch,
ran
; tuireadh, gul,
caoineadh
;
t'jiaim,
buaireas
; caithream, gair ; faogh-
aid chon.
CRYPT,
s.
Cuil, cos, cosan,
aite-gleidhidb,
uaigh.
CRYPTICAL, adj. Ciiilteach, cosach,
uaignt*acb, uaigheach.
CRYSTAL,
s. Gloine
shoilleir,
criostal.
CUB,
s.
Cuilean,
isean-beathaich
fiadhta;
prasach.
CUB,
v. a. Beircuilean.
CUBATi
ON,
s.
Suidhe,
luidhe sios.
CUBE,
s.
Ceithir-cbearnag.
CUBICAL,
I
CUBIFO
RM.' \
adj
'
CUBIT,
s. Lamh-choille.
CUBITAL,
adj.
Lamh-choilleacb.
CUCKOLD,
s. Fear ban-adhaltrannaiche.
CUCKOLD,
v. a. Truaill bean duin'
eile,
dean adhaltras.
CUCKOLD
Y,
adj. Truagh,
miodhoir,
dinbhaidh.
CUCKOLDOM,
s. Adbaltrannas.
CUCKOO,
s.
Cubhag,
cuach.
CUCKOO-FLOWER,*. Brog
na
cubhaig.
CUCQUEAN,
s.
Striopach,
siursach.
CUCUMBER,
s. Cularan.
CUD,
s. Cir.
CUDDLE,
v. n. Luidh
sios,
luidh ri Jar.
CUDDY,
s.
Gurraiceach, baoghlan,
balaoch.
CUDGEL,
s.
Bata, cuaille, rongas.
CUDGEL,
v. a. Buail le
bata, slachd,
greidh.
CUDWEED,
s. Cnamh-lus.
CUE,
s.
Feaman, earbull,
deireadh
; sanas,
rabhadb.
CUFF,
s.
Dorn, buille-duirn, cnap,
buille,
stroidhle.
CUFF,
v. a.
Dorn, buail, cnap, greidh.
CUIRASS,
s.
Eididh-uchd,
uchd-bheart.
CUIRASSIER,
s.
Saighdear,
uchd-bheart-
aichte.
CU1SH,
.
Leas-bheart.
CULDEES,
s.
pi.
Cuildich.
CULL,
v. a.
Tionail,
tagh, roghnaich,
spion, spiol.
CULLER,
*.
Taghadair; tionalaiche,
spionadair.
CULLION,
s.
Trusdar,
baogbaire, sgonn-
bhalach.
CULLY,
s. Fear-socbaracb.
CULLY,
v. a.
Meall,
thoir an car a.
CULM,
s. Seorsa
guail.
CULPABILITY,
5.
Coireacbd, ciontachd,
coire.
CULPABLE,
adj. Ciontach, coireuch,
luchdacb.
CULPRIT,
s.
Cioutach, ciontaiche,
coir-
each,
priosHiiach.
CULTIVATE,
r. a.
Aitich, treabh, ar,
thoir a
stig'h,
leusaich.
CULTIVATION,s. Aiteachadh,
treabh-
adb, ar,
leasachadh
;
ioiinsachadh.
CULTIVATOR,
s.
Fear-aiteachaidh,
treabhaiche,
fear-leasachaidh.
CULTURE,
s.
Treabhachas, treabbadh,
leasachadh.
CULVER,
s.
Columan,
smudan.
CULVERIN,
s. Gunna
mor,
cuilbhein
CUMBER,
v. a.
Amail,
cuir
dragh air,
cuinirigich,
tromaich, cudtbromaich,
cuir
moille.
CUMBERSOME, adj. Draghail, trom,
doirbh, amalach,
dripeil.
CUMBRANCE,s.
Dragh, truime, eallach,
drip.
CUMBROUS,
adj. Sgitheil, sarachail,
draghail,
amalach.
CUMIN,
s. Lus-mhic-chuimein.
CUMULATE,
v. a.
Torr, earn,
cruach,
tionail,
cruinnich.
CUMULATION,
s.
Carnadh, torradh,
cruachadh,
tionaladh.
CUNEAL, ladj.
Geinneach,
geinn-
CUNEIFORM, I
eil.
CUNNING, a^'.
Eolach,
teoma, seolta,
innleachdach
sgileil, ionnsuichte; carach,
cuilbheartacb, gabhdach, cluainteach, sligh-
eacb.
CUNNl
NG,
s.
Eolas, tedmachd,
seoltachd
ionnsuchadh,
gliocas ; cuilbheartachd,
gabhdadb, cluaineas, cluaintearacbd,
foill-
ealachd.
CUNNING-MAN,
s.
Fiosaiche,
fenr-fioi-
achd.
CUP,
s.
Cupan, copan,
cdrn, cuach,
slige^
deoch,
dibh.
CUPBEARER,
s.
Gille-cupain.
4T
CUP
698 cus
C UPBOAR
D,
s.
Corn-chlar, cuach-chlar,
dar-shoithicbean.
CUPIDITY,
s.
Ana-miann, sannt,
an-
togradh.
CUPOLA,
s. Cruinn-mhullach.
CUPPER,
s. Fear-ballain.
CUPPING-GLASS,
s. Ballan.
CUPREOUS, adj. Coparach.
CUR,
s.
Madadh,
cu.
CURABLE,
adj. So-leigheas.
CURABLENESS,
5.
So-leigheasachd.
CURACY,
s. Frith-mhinistrrialachd.
CURATE,
s. Frith-mhinisteir
sasunnach,
fo-shearmonaiche,
fo-shagart sglreachd.
CURATIVE, adj. Leigheasail,
slanachail.
CURATOR,*. Fear-curaim, gleidheadair.
CURB,
s. Ceann
sr6ine, cabstar;
ceanns-
acliadh, smsichd,
bacadh.
CURB,
v. a.
Smachdaich,
ceannsaich,
bac,
cum a
stigh,
cum air
ais,
cum fodha.
CURD,
s.
Grutb, slamban,
lamban.
CURD,
v. a.
Binndich,
slamanaich.
CURDLE,
v. n.
Binndich,
tiughaich,
rugaich.
CURDY,
adj.
Gruthach, slamanach,
binnd-
ichte.
CURE,
s.
Lcigheas, cungaidh leighis,
ic
;
curam
eaglais.
CURE,
v. a.
Leighis,
slanuich
;
sail).
CURELESS, adj. Do-leigheas,
do-shlan-
uchadh,
nach
gabh leigheas.
CURER,s. Leigh, fear-leighis;
sailleadair
fear saillidh.
CURFEW,
s.
Clag-smalaidh, clag-frasgair.
CURIOSITY,
s.
Annas, neonacbas, ioghn-
adh,
fiosrachadh.
CURIOUS, adj.
Feorachail,
faighneachd-
ail
; iongantach, neonach, aininig.
CURL,
s.
Dual, caisreag, bachlag,
cam-lub
cuailean, camag ;
caitean.
CURL,
v. a. and n.
Caisreagaich,
bachlaich
taimiich, cas, dualaich, sniomh, preas
thoir caitean
air; tbig
fo chaitean.
CURLED, adj. Caisreagach,
bacblach
dualach, camagach,
sniomhach.
CURLEW,
s. Guilbneacb.
CURMUDGEON,
s.
Sgraingean, spioc
aire.
CURRANT,
s.
Dearcags dearc-fhrangach
CURRENCY,
s.
Sgaoileadh,
ruith,
vuith
eadh
; ruith-chainnt,
deas-bhriathnracbd
sior- ruith.
CURRENT, adj.
lom-ruitheach
;
measail
coitchionn; fasanta,
gnathaichte
;
iomlaid
each.
CURRENT,
s.
Sruth,
cas-shruth.
CURRICLE,
s. Carbad da-rotha.
(
:
U RRl
ER,
s.
Frar-grfeidhidh
leathraich.
;URRISH,
adj.
Madacbail, mosach,
doirbb.
CURRY,
v. a.
Greidh; buail, gabh air;
sliom,
sliob.
CURRYCOMB,
s. Cir-eich.
)URSK,
v. a. and n.
Mallaich,
mionnaich.
^URSE,
s.
Mallachd,
droch
guidhe.
CURSED, adj.
Mallaichte,
fo mhallachd,
aingidh.
CURSE
R,
s.
Fear-mallachaidb,
fear-mionn-
achaidh.
CURSORINESS,
s.
Beag
aire, prabadh
thairis.
CURSORY,
adj.
Luath, cabhagach, grad,
neo-churamach,
neo-aireach
; ruithteach,
gluasadach,
neo-sheasmhach.
URST,
adj.
Crosda, aingidh,
dranndanach,
frionasach.
CURSTNESS,s.
Crosdachd, aingidheachd,
dranndanachd,
frionas.
CURTAIL,
v. c.
Giorraich, aiihghearr-
aich.
yURTAlLER,
s.
Fear-giorrachaidh,
fear-
aithghearrachaidh.
CURTAIN,
s.
Cuirtein,
brat-folaicb,
sgaile.
CURTAIN,
v. a. Cuirteinich, sgailicb.
CURTSY,
s. See
Courtesy,
s.
CURVATED, adj.
Crom, cam,
lubta.
CURVATI
ON,
s. Cromadh,
camadh,
C URVATU
RE,
s.
Cruime, caime,
lub.
CURVE,
adj.
Crom, cam,
tiar.
CURVE,
s.
Cruime,
caime, camadh,
fiar-
adh.
CURVE,
v. a. Crom, cam, fiar,
lub.
CURVET,
v. a.
Leum, gearr
siirdag,
thoir
cruinn-leum.
CURVET,
s.
Leum,
cruinn-leum, surdag.
CURVILINEAR, adj. Cam-sgriobach,
lubacb.
CUSHION,
s.
Cluasag,
cluasag
shuidhe,
pillean,
ad bartan.
CUSHIONED, adj.
Pilleanach, cluasag-
ach.
CUSP,
s. Bior na
gealaich'
uir
;
barr-bior-
acb.
CUSPATED,
\adj.
Rinneach,
rinn-
CUSPIDATED, ^
bhiorach.
CUSPIDATE,
v. a. Geuraich,
bioraich,
thoir rinn air.
CUSTARD,
s.
Ubbagan,
uibheagan.
CUSTODIAL, adj.
Gleidhteachail,
cur-
amach.
CUSTODY,
s.
Cuing,
cuibhreach, geimh-
11; curam,
coimhead
;
dion,
tearuint-
eachd.
CUSTOM,
s.
Abhais,
nos, gnath,
clea^hd-
adh.
cus 699
amh
;
gnathachadh,
mudh, gnaths ; ciw,
cuspunn.
CUSTOMHOUSE,
s.
Tigh-cuspuinn.
CUSTOMABLE,
adj.
Gnathauh
;
cleachd-
aidh, abhaiseach,
cumanta.
CUSTOMABLENESS,
s.
Gnatbachd,
cleachdaidheachd, abhaiseachd,
cumant-
achd.
CUSTOMARY,
adj.
Abhaiseach,
gnath-
ach,
gnathachail,
bitheanta.
CUSTOMER,
s. Fear tath
4
ieh
butha,
gnath-cheannaiche.
CUSTLER,
s.
Fear-giiilain sgeithe;
soith-
each-fioua.
CUT,
v. a. arid n.
Gearr;
snaidh
; gon ;
tarsuinnioh
; spoth ; sgath, sgud,
bearr.
CUT,
s. Gearradh,
sgathadh;
leon
; mir,
roinn
; aithghearr;
dealbh
;
cumadh.
CUTANEOUS, adj.
Craicneach.
CUTICLE,
s. Craiciorm uachdarach
;
sgrath.
CUTLASS,
s. Gearr-
chlaidheamh,
claidh-
eamh cutach.
CUTLER,
s. Fear-deanaimh
sgian,
feur-
geuracliaidh.
CUTLET,
s.
Staoig.
CUTPURSE,
s.
Meirleach,
gaduiche.
CUTTER,
s.
Gearradair; luath-bhata,
luath-long.
CUT-THROAT,
s.
Mortair,
fear-fuil-
eachdach.
CUT-THROAT, adj. Mortach/fuileachd-
ach,
borb.
CUTTING,
*.
Mir, oird,
sliseag
;
gearr-
adh
; surdag.
CUTTLE,
s. Fear
tuaileis,
fear-cul-chain-
idh; sgian bheag.
CYCLE,
s. Cuairt.
CYCLOPAEDIA,
s. Cuairt-iuil.
CYGNET,
s. Eala
6g,
isean eala.
CYLINDER,
5.
Rothlair,
rothair.
CYL1NDRIC,
CYLINDRICAL,
CYMAR,
5.
Falluinn,
eideadh
tana, sgail-
ean.
CYMBAL,
s.
Tiom-buail,
tiompan.
CYNIC,
7
adj. Dranndanaoh,
sgaiteach,
CYNICAL, \ bruideil,
doirbh.
CYNIC,
s. Teallsanach
doirbh,
fear-drannd-
anach.
CYNOSURE,
s.
Reul-iiil,
real na li-airde
tuath,
an
tuath-rionnag.
CYPRESS-TREE,
s. Craobh
shipreis,
craobh bhroin.
CYST,
7
CYST1S \
S'
^ longrach.
CZAR,
s. Ainm
iompaire
Russia.
CZARINA,
s. Ainm
ban-iompaire
Russia.
D
D,
5. An
ceathramh litir de'n aibidil
;
porio
chiiiil; comharradh air son
ruig
CIMH! :
D. D. ollamh 'a an diadhaciid
;
M. D. oll-
amh nan
leigheas,
leigh ;
LL. D. ollamh
nan
lagh.
DAB,
v. a.
uai], frith-bhuail,
buail
gu
foill
;
dean ballach le
uisge.
DAB,
s.
Meall, rneallan,
pluc, plucan ;
buille,
sgailleag,
cliudau
;
fear
teoma,
fear-
oilein,
fear ceairde.
DABBLE,
v. a. and n.
Luidir, flinch,
taisich,
spairt,
crath thairis le
uisge;
bi
plodanachd ;
dean
gu
neo-lamchair.
DABBLER,
s.
'
Lobarcan,
plodanaiche ;
fear
neo-theoraa,
nach 'eil domhain an oil-
ean.
DACE,
5. Seors'
eisg.
DAU,
?
DADDY, p
Daidein'
DAEDAL,
adj. Ball-bhreac,
stiallach.
DAFFODIL,
-)
.
DAFFODILLY,
I
S' L"S a chlom
-
DAFFODOWNDILLY,
)
DAG,
s.
Biodag,
cuinnsear
;
dag, gunua
gearr.
DAGGER,
s.
Biodag, cuinnsear;
claidh-
eamh basbair.
DAGGERSDRAWING,
s.
Tarru'ng
bhiodag, cruaidh-throd,
casadh ri
cheile,
beul-chornhrag,
aimhreit.
DAGGLE,
v. a. and n.
Eabair, luidir,
fliuch,
salaich
;
bi drabhasach.
DAGGLETAIL,
adj. Salach, aalaichte,
luidirte, eabairte,
lobanacb.
DAILY,
adv. Gach
la,
na h-uile
latha,
gu
lathail.
DAILY,
adj.
Lathail, gach
la.
DAINTINESS,
s.
Maothachd, mlneachd,
milseachd,
blasdachd
;
grinneas,
flnealt-
achd
; cuantachd, soghrahorachd ;
moit-
ealachd,
muirneachd.
DAINTY, adj. Blasda, taitneach, milis,
soghmhor ; grlnn,
finealta, muirrieach,
moitei),
modhail
; min,
ciatach
;
tuille 's
grinn,
tuille 's taireil.
DAINTY,
s. Greim
milis,
milscan.
DAIRY,
s.
Tigh-bainne;
airidh
; ruithc;
buaile.
DAIRYMAID,
s.
Banarach, banachag.
DAISY,
s Neoitiean.
DALE,
s.
Glcaun, glac,
dail.
DALLIANCE,
s.
Beadradh, sagradh,
mireadh,
comh-chaidreamh, suiridhe.briod-
al; inairneal,
dail.
DAL 700 DAS
DALLIER,
s.
Fear-beadraidh,
fear-briod-
ail,
suiridbiche.
DALLY,
v. a. and n.
Mairnealaich,
cuir
dail
ami,
caith iiine an
goirealas ;
dean
macnus,
dean
beadradh,
dean mireadb.
DAM,
s.
Mathai?
(am measg ainmhidhean)
bruach-linne,
tuil-dhorus.
DAM,
v. a. lom-dhruid
uisge,
cuir
being
ri linne.
DAMAGE,
jr.
Call, dolaidh, diobhail,
urch-
aid, aimhlcas, beud, dochanu,
cron
;
lunch
calla, calldach,
dochair.
DAMAGE,
v. a. and n.
Dochainn, mill,
dean
calldach,
dean dolaidh
; fuilirig
call-
dach,
bi an
call,
bi air do mhilleadh.
DAMAGEABLE,
s. So-mhilleadh
;
millt-
eacb, aimhleasach,
cronail.
DAMASCENE,
s. Seorsa
plumbais.
DAMASK,
s. Anart no sioda air
fhigheadh
le dealbbaibh.
DAMASK,
v. a. Dean obair
ghreis ;
dean
balla-bhreac, ballaich,
dealbhaich.
DAMASK
ROSE,
s. Ros
dearg.
DAME,
s,
Baintighearna,
bean an
tighe,
bean
tighe gun
iribhe
; bean,
boirionnach.
DAMN,
v. a. Dit
gu peanas siorruidh,
mallaich,
thoir diteadh siorruidh air
;
dit.
DAMNABLE,
adj. Mallaichte,
sgriosach,
airidh air
peanas
siorruidh
;
ro
aingidh,
fiorolc; daochail,
graineil,
oillteil.
DAMNABLENESS,
s. Gne mhallaichte.
DAMNATION,
s.
Damnadh,
mallachd
Dhe,
diteadh
siorruidh.
DAMNATORY,
adj.
A'
diteadh,
a* toirt
binn a mach.
DAMNED,
adj. Damainte, mallaichte,
daochail.
DAMNIFIC,
adj. Caillteach,
dosguinn-
each,
cronail.
DAMNIFY,
v. a.
Dochainn, mill,
dean
calldach.
DAMP,
adj. Tais, aitidh, fliuch, bog ;
air-
sneulach,
cianail
;
tuirseach.
DAMP,
s.
Aitidheachd, taiseachd,
buige ;
ceo, droch aileadh
; airsneul,
smuaireari.
DAMP,
v. a.
Taisich, fliuch,
bogaich,
dean
aitidh
;
meataich,
cuir fo smuairean.
DAMPISH,
adj.
A leth-char aitidh.
DAMPISHNESS,
s.
Aitidheachd.
DAMPNESS,
5.
Aitidheachd.
DAMSEL,
s.
Ribhinn,
ainnir
; maighdean,
nighean,
cruinneag,
gruagach, caileag,
caile.
DANCE,
v. a. and n.
Danris.
DANCE,
s.
Dannsa.
DANCER,
s.
Dannsair.
DANCING,'
5.
Dannsa.
DANCING-MASTER,
s.
Maighstir-
dannsaidh.
DANDELION,
s. Bearnau
bride,
fiacaill
leobhainn.
DANDLE,
v. a.
Siud, crath, altrumaich;
caidrich
cniadaich, breug.
DANDLER,
s.
Fear-breugaidh
chloinne
bige.
DANDRUFF,
s.
Carr,
claimh.
DANE,'*.
Lochlunnach.
DANGER,
s.
Cunnart, baoghal, gabhadh,
teanndachd.
DANGERLESS, adj. Neo-chunnartach,
gun
chunnart.
DANGEROUS, adj. Cunnartach, baogh-
alach.
DANGLE,
v, n. Crath mar
chluigean,
bi
comh-bhogartaich ;
bi an crochadh ri.
DANGLER,
s.
Suiridhiche, slaodaire,
sliomair.
DANK,
adj.
Aitidh.
DANKISH, adj.
Car aitidh no tais.
DAPPER,
adj. Beag, brogail, giobach,
tapaidh, guanach,
cuimir.
DAPPERL1
NG,
s.
Luspardan,
siochaire.
DAPPLE,
adj. Peighirineach,
balla-
bhreac.
DAPPLE,
v. a.
Breacnaich,
dean balla-
bhreac.
DARE,
v. a. and w.
Dulanaich,
thoir
dulan.
DARE,
5.
Dulan,
brosnuchadh catha.
DARING, adj.
Dana, misneachail,
neo-
sgathach.
DARINGNESS,
s.
Misneachd, treuntas,
danachd.
DARK,
adj. Dorch, doilleir; duaichnidh,
dubh
; dall,
aineolach
, gruamach.
DARK,
s.
Dorchadh, dorchad,
dorchadas.
DARKEN,
v. a. and n.
Dorchaich,
doill-
eirich
;
fas dorch.
DARKISH,
adj.
A leth-char
dorch,
doill-
eir,
duaichnidh.
DARKNESS,
s.
Dorchadas, dorchad,
dorchadh,
doilleireachd
;
aineolas.
DARKSOME,
adj. Doilleir, dubharach,
gruamach.
DARLING,
s.
Gaolach, annsachd, ulaidh,
luaidh,
cagar,
miiirnean.
muirneag.
DARLING, adj. Gaolach,
gradhach,
ion-
mhuinn,
muirneach.
DARN,
v. a.
Cairich, cnod,
dluthaich.
DARNEL,
s.
Dithein, paidirean
arbhair.
DART,
s.
Gath, saighead, gainne.
DART,
v. o. andn.
Tilg gath
no
saighead ,
ruith no siubhail mar
shaighead.
DASH,
v. a. and n. Buail
air,
tilg
le
neart,
spealg, brist,
pronn, spealt, spairt,
taom,
coimeasg,
truaill
;
spliut; naraich,
cuir
gu
naire.
DAS 70L DEB
DASH,
s.
Comh-bhualadh,
coinneachadh
;
buille, tilgeil ; dubh-sgriach sgriobhaidh.
DASTARD,
s.
Gealtaire,
cladbaire.
DASTARDISE,
v. a.
Geiltich,
cuir
eagal
air.
DASTARDLY, adj. Gealtach,
cladhair-
each.
DASTARDY,
s.
Gealtachd,
cladhaireachd.
DATA,
s. Firinnean suidhichte.
DATE,
s.
Am,
la de'n
mhios,
tiom
;
aimsir, uine;
meas araidh.
DATE,
v. a. and n. Comharraich am.
DATELESS, adj.
Gun am ainmichte.
DATIVE,
adj.
Tabhairteach.
DAUB,
v. a. and n.
Smeur, spairt, buaichd,
sliub,
liobh.
DAUBER,
s. Fear buaichdidh
; sgleogaire.
DAUGHTER,
s.
Nighean, inghean.
DAUNT,
v. a. Geiltich,
mi-mhisnich.
DAUNTLESS, adj.
Neo-sgathach,
mis-
neachail, neo-ghealtach.
DAUNTLESSNESS,
s.
Neo-sgathachd,
neo-ghealtachd.
DAW,
s.
Cadhag.
DAWDLER,
s. Duine mairnealacb.
DA
WISH, adj.
Coltach ri
cadhaig.
DAWN,
v. n.
Soillsich, soilleirich,
bris
faire,
toisich ri fas
soilleir,
toisich ri soills-
eachadh.
DAWN,
5.
Camhanaich, camhanach,
brise
na
faire,
an uine eadar toiseach soillse
agus
eiridh na
greine.
DAY,
s.
La, latha,
16.
DAY
BED,
s. Leaba lunndaireachd.
DAYBOOK,
s. Leabhar cunntais lathail.
DAYBREAK,
5. Briseadh na faire.
DAYDREAM,
s. Bruadar-faireachaidh.
DAYLABOUR,
5. Obair-latha.
DAY-LABOURER,
s. Fear obair-latha.
DAYLIGHT,
s. Solus an latha.
DAYSMAN,
s.
Fear-reite, fear-eadraiginn.
DAYSPR1NG,
s.
Ur-mhaduinn,
camh-
fhai r.
DAYSTAK,
s. Reul na maidne.
DAYTIME,
s. Tra an latha.
DAYWORK,
s. Obair latha.
DAZZLE,
v. a. and n.
Dears, dearsaich,
soillsich,
dean
boillsgeadh ;
cuir fo
ioghnadh
le
boillsgeadh ;
fas dull le dearsadh.
DEACON,
s.
Foirfeach,
fear-frithealaidh
's an
eaglais ;
fear curam nam bochd
;
fear-
riaghlaidh
comuinn.
DEACONSHIP,
s. Dreuchd
foirfich,
no
fir
riaghlaidh
comuinn.
DEAD, adj.
Marbh, gun
bheatha
; gun
charachadh,
trom
; marbhanta;
neo-bheoth-
ail
; neo-fhounmhor,
tiamhaidh . the
dead,
Na mairbh.
DEADEN,
v. a. and n.
Marbh,
Jagaich,
fannaich,
dean
marbhanta;
caill do < hli.
DEAD-DRUNK,
adj.
Air an dallanaich.
DEAD-RECKONING,
5. Cunntas air
ionad na
luinge.
DEADLY, adj. Marbhtach, basmhor,
sgriosail.
DEADNESS,
s.
Marbhantachd,
laigsinn ;
taiseachd,
neo-bhlasdachd dibhe
;
neo-
bheothalachd.
DEAF,
adj. Bodhar, gun
chlaisteachd
;
lag-
fhuaimn
each,
bodhar-fhuaimneach.
DEAFEN,
v. a.
Bodhair,
dean bodhar.
DEAFNESS,
s.
Buidhre,
boidhre.
DEAL,
s. Earrann
chairtean,
roinn chau-t-
ean
; deile,
clar.
DEAL,
v. a. and n.
Roinn, riaraich,
earr-
annaich,
thoir mu
seach,
cuir a much
;
dean
gnothach
ri.
DEALB
ATE,
v. a.
Gealaicb,
cuir ri
todbar.
DEALBATION,
s.
Gealachadh,
euir ri
todhar.
DEALER,
s.
Fear-malairt, ceannaiche,
fear roinn chairtean.
DEALING,
s.
Cleachdadh, deanadas,
gniomh
;
gnothach,
comh-chuideachd,
comh-cheannachd.
DEAMBULATION,
s. Imeachd mu'n
cuairt,
sraid-imeachd.
DEAMBULATORY, adj. Ag
imeachd
mu'n cuairt,
falbhanach.
DEAN,
s.
Deadhan,
fear ionaid
easbuig.
DEANERY,
A Dreuchd
deadhain, tigh
deadhain.
DEANSHIP,
s. Inbhe deadhain.
DEAR,fVj.
Gaolach,gradhach,
ionmhuinn
;
luachmhor, priseil,
daor.
DEAR,
s.
Gaolach, cagar,
annsachd,
ulaidh,
luaidh,
ceisdean.
DEARBOUGHT, adj.
Daor,
daor-cheann-
aichte.
DEARLOVED, adj.
Ro-ionmhuinn.
DEARNESS,
s. lonmhuinneachd,
caoimh-
neas.;
daoiread,
luachmhoireachd.
DEARTH,
s. Gainne, dith, gort,
daoirse
;
ainneamhachd,
teintead.
DEARTICULATE,
v. a. Thoir as a
cheile.
DEATH,
s.
Bas,
am has.
DEATHBED,
s. Leaba-bhais.
DEATH
FUL, adj.
Basmhor,
marbhtach.
DEATHLESS, adj.
Neo-bhasmbor.
DEATHLIKE, adj.
Bas-ainhuil,
mar an
t-aog.
DEBAR,
v.a.
Bac, pill,
cum air
ais,toirmisg.
DEBARK,
v.a. Cuir air
tir,
rach air tir.
DEBARKATION,
s. Dol air tir.
DEB 702 DEC
DEBASE, v. a.
islich,
dean
suarach,
thoir
a sios
; maslaich, tamailtich,
thoir to thair
;
truaill.
DEBASEMENT,
s.
Isleachadh,
maslach-
adh, tamailteachadh,
truailleadh.
DEBATABLE,
adj. Ionchonnspoideach.
DEBATE,
s.
Connsachadh, tagradh,
tab-
aid, comhstri, carraid,deasboireachd,conns-
poideachd.
DEBATE,
v, a. and n.
Connsaich,
tagair,
dean
deasboireachd,
dean
comhstri,
comh-
raig;
bi
connspoid.
DEBATEFUL, adj. Connspoideach, tag-
rach,
connsHchai).
DEBATEMENT,
s.
Connsachadh, tag-
radh,
deasboireachd
; comhstri,
carraid.
DEBATER,
s.
Connspoidiche,
deasbair.
DEBAUCH,
, a.
Truaill, salaich,
mi-
ghnathaich j
thoir
gu neo-ghloine,
dean
mi-gheamnuidh.
DEBAUCH,
s.
Misg, daorach,
neo-mheas-
arrachd.
DEBAUCHEE,
s. Duine
mi-gheamnuidh,
geocaire, poitear, misgeir.
DEBAUCHERY,
> s. Neo-mheasarr-
DEBAUCHMENT,
J achd,
mi-gheam-
nuidheachd, geocakeachd, poiteireachd.
DEBENTURE,
s.
Bann-sgriobhaidh ;
b um-malairt.
DEBILE, adj.
Fann,
lag, breoite,
marbh-
anta.
DEBILITATE,
v. a.
Fannaich, lagaich,
anmhunnaich.
DEBILITY,
x.
Laige, anmhuunachd,
fann-
achadh.
DEBONAIR, adj. Finealta,
grinn,
aoidh-
eil, suairce,
modhail.
DEBOUCH,
v. n. Imich a
cunglach.
DEBT,
s.
Ain-fhiach, fiachan,
comain.
DKBTLESS,
adj.
Gun ainfhiach.
DEBTOR, s.
Feichnear,
fear-f hiach
taobh an ainfhich.
DEBUT,
s.
Tionnsgnadh,
toiseach.
DECADE,
s. Deich.
DECAGON,
s. Deich-shlisneach.
DECALOGUE,
s. Na deich
aitbiitean,
deich-bhrigh.
DECAMP,
v. n. Rach
imrich,
atharraich
cam
pa, trial), imich,
gluais
air falbh.
DECAMPMENT,
s.
Imrich,
atharrach-
ailh
caiiipa.
DECANT,
v. a. Taom
as,
gu
foili.
DECANTE
it,
s.
Searrag ghloine.
DECAPITATE,
v. a.
Dl-cheann,
cuir an
ceann dheth.
DECAPITATION,
s. Di-cheannadh.
DECAY,
v. a. and n.
Eugnaich, caith,
crion,
searg, scac,
meath
;
rach a dholaidh.
DECAY,
s.
Crlonadh,
mugha, seargadh,
seacadh, meathadh, caitheamhas, eugnach-
adh
; deigh-laimh, bochduinn,
crionadh.
DECEASE,
s.
Bas, caochladh, eug.
DECEASE,
v.n.
Basaich,caochail,faighba8.
DECEIT,
s.
iogan, cealg, mealladh,
mtsalltaireachd,
cuilbheart
; cluain,
mi-
chleas,
foil!.
DECEITFUL, adj. Cealgach, ioganach,
mealltach, foilleil, carach,
mi-chleasach.
DECEITFULNESS,
s.
Cealgaireachd,
mealltair
r
aohd, cuilbheartachd,
carachd.
DECEIVABLE, adj.
So-mheallaidh,
fur-
asd' a mhealiadh.
DECEIVABLENESS,
*.
Mealltaireachd,
cealgaireachd,
cuilbheartachd.
DECEIVE,
v. a.
Meall,
thoir an car
a,
dean mi-chleas air.
DECEIVER,
s.
Mealltair,cealgair,cluipeir.
DECEMBER,
.v. IVIios meadhonach a
gheamhraidh.
DECENCY,
s.
Eireachdas, cubhaidheachd,
loinn,
iomchuidheachd
; beusachd,
beus-
aichead, modh,
stuamachd.
DECENNIAL, adj.
Deich bliadhnail.
'
DECENT,
adj.
Eireachdail, ciatach,
loinn-
eil, freagarrach,
iomchuidh,
cubhaidh
;
coir, beusach, ceanalta, modhail,
stuama,
macanta.
DECEPT1BLE, adj.
So-mhealladh.
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DECEPTION,
s.
Cluipeireachd,
mealladh,
foill, cealg.
DECEPTIOUS,
)
adj.
Meallta, mealltacb,
! DECEPTIVE,
i foilleil, cealgach,
car-
ach,
mi-chleasach.
DECERPT, adj.
Lomairte, bearrta,
sgathta.
DECIDE,
v. a. and w. Thoir
breith,
comh-
dhuin,
cuir
gu
crich no ceann.
DECIDKNCE,
s.
Malcadh,
tuiteam dheth
;
seargadh,
seacadh.
DECIDER,
s. Breitheamh,
fear comh-
dhunadh cuise,
fear-reite.
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DECIDUOUS,
adj. Seargach,
neo-mhair-
eannach.
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DECIMAL, adj.
Deich roinneach,
deich-
eadh.
DECIMATE,
v. a. Deachmhaich deich-
mhich, tog
an deachamh.
DECIMATION,
s.
Deachamh,
deich-
mheachadh.
;
DECIPHER,
v. a.
Leugh sgriobhadh
dorch, comharraich,
cuir comharradh air
;
minich,
dean soilleir.
DECISION,
5.
Breith,
breitheanas,
comh-
dhunadh.; crioch,
ceann
mu dheireadh.
DECISIVE,
adj.
Comh-dhunach,
dearbh-
ach,
criochnach,
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DECISIVENESS,
5.
Dearbhachd,
cinnt-
eachd.
DECK,
v. a.
Comhdaich,
sgeudaich, grinn-
ich, sgiamhaich,
maisich.
DECK,
s.
Bord-luinge.
DECKER,
s.
Fear-sgeadachaidh.
DECLAIM,
v. a. and n.
Tagair,
dean
ard-ghloir,
labhair
gu
snas-bhriathrach.
DECL
AIMER,
s. Fear
ard-ghloireach,
{'ear
snas-bhriathrach,
oraideach.
DECLAMATOItY,af/j.
Snas-bhriathrach,
ard-ghloireach,
oraideach,
deas-fhoclach.
DECLARABLE,
adj.
So-dhearbhadh.
DECLARATION,
s.
Gairm,
aithris,
cur
an
ceil), taisbeanadh,
foillseachadh
;
nochd-
adh,
seasamh cuisn.
DECLARATIVE,
adj.
Foillsfeachail,
a' cur
an
CL-ill,
taisbranaclh.
DECLARE,
v. a. and n.
Nochd, taisbean,
imiis, aithris,
cuir an ceill
; abair,
dean
aideachadh.
DECLENSION,
s.
Isleachadh, cromadh,
tearnadh.
; seargadh,
dol sios
; lubadh,
claon-
adb,
aomadh
;
dol troimh chuisean focail.
DEClrlNABLE,
adj. Aig
ain bheil cuis-
ean.
DECLINATION,
s.
isleachadh,
lagach-
adh,
seargadh,
dol le bruthach
; cromadh,
lubadh, camadh,
fiaradh
; seacharan,
claon-
adh
;
miithadh
;
seachnadh.
DECLINATOR,
s. Innea! faotainn a
chomhnaird.
DECLINE,
v. a. and n.
Crom, aom, lub,
cam; seachainn, diult, ob, leig
seachad
;
cronn,
seac
;
cuir troimh chuisean
; claon,
rach a thaobh
;
crion,
caith as.
DECLINE,
s.
Tearnadh,
cromadh,
dol
sios, crionadh, caitheamh,
seacadh.
DECLIVITY,
s.
Tearnadh, bruthach,
leathad, leth-bhruthach, cromadh,
fiaradh.
DECLIVOUS,
adj.
Car
corrach, claon,
mar shlaod-bhruthach.
DECOCT,
v. a.
Bruich, goil ; cnamh,
'sa
ghoile.
DECOCTION,
s.
Goil, bruicheadh,
sugh
bruichte.
DECOLLATE,
v. a. Cuir an ceann
dheth.
DECOMPOSE,
v. a.
Eadar-dhealaich,
eadar-sgar, ath-mheasgaich.
DECOMPOSITION,
s.
Ath-mheasgadh ;
eadar-dhealachadh, eadar-sgaradh.
DECOMPOUND,
v. a.
Ath-mheasgaich,
eadar-dhealaich,
thoir as a cheile.
DECORATE,^
a.
Sgeadaich, sgeimhich,
breaghiich,
maisich.
DECORATION,
s.
Sgeadachadh, sgeimh-
eachd,
grinneas, breaghachd,
riomhadh.
DECORATOR,
s. Fear
raaiseachaidh.
DECOROUS, adj. Ciatach,
cubhaidh,
iomchuidh.
DECORTICATE,
v. a.
Ruisg, egrath.
DECORUM,
s. Deadh
bheus,
giulan
iomchuidh, stuaim, eireachdas,
cubhaidh-
eachd.
DECOY,
v. a.
Meall, talaidh, tarruing
an
rib.
DECOY,
s.
Culaidh-thalaidh,
buainadh,
ribe.
DECREASE,
v. a. and n.
Lughdaich,
beagaich,
fas ni's
lugha; searg
as.
DECREASE,
s.
Lughdachadh, beagach
adh, isleachadh, traoghadh ;
earr-dhubh
DECREE,
v. n.
Reachd-cheangail,
ord-
uich, suidhich,
aithn
;
roimh-drduich.
DECREE,
s.
Reachd-cheangal,
reach d-
aithne,
lagh, reachd;
breith cuise.
DECREPIT, adj.
Breoite, fann, gun
treoir.
DECREPITUDE,
s.
Breoiteachd,
laig-
sinn,
crupadh
na h-aoise.
DECRESCENT, adj.
A'
crupadh,
a*
crionadh.
DECRETAL,
adj.
Reachdach.
DECRETAL,
s. Leabhar
lagha.
DECRETORY, adj. Rcachdacb,
laghail,
comh-dhunach
;
cunnartach.
DECRIAL,
f.
Cronachadh, coireachadh,
ruith sios.
DECRY,
v. n.
Cronaich, coirich,
cain.
DECUPLE, adj. Deich-fillte,
deicheach.
DECURSION,
s. Ruith le bruthach.
DEDENTITION,
s.
Tilgeadh
nam tiacal.
DEDICATE,
v. a.
Coisrig,
naomhaich
;
tiomain,
thoir seachad fo mhoid
;
cuir fo
thearmunn.
DEDICATOR,
s. Fear-cuir fo thearm-
uun.
DEDICATORY,
adj.
A' cur fo thearm-
unn.
DEDUCE,
v. a.
Tarruing
uaith, tarruing,
thoir
o;
cuir sios an
ordugh, tarruing o;
thoir
as; beagaich, lughdau-.h.
DEDUCEMENT,
s.
Comh-dhunadh,
comh-learnnhuinn.
DEDUCIBLE, adj.
A' sileadh
o,
a' comh-
dhiinadh
o,
a
ghabhas tarruing
o,
a' teachd
an
lorg
reusain.
DEDUCT,
v. o. Thoir
o, comh-ghearr,
lughdaich, beagaich,
thoir a sios.
DEDUCTION,
5.
Comh-dhuriadh,
comh-
leanmhuinn
; comh-ghearradh,
lughdach-
adh,
beagachadh.
DEED,
s. Gniomh,
deanadas
; euchd,
treunadas
; reachd-dhaingneacb,
aithne
;
teist, sgriobhadh.
DEE
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DEEM,
v. a. and n.
Meas,
comh-dhuin
;
smuainich, saoil,
baralaich.
DEEP,
adj.
Dombain
;
iosal
; dorch,
tul-ohuiseach
; eagoaidh,
turail,
fada thall
;
trom,
dubh
;
trom-fhuaimneach.
DEEP,
s. A'
mhuir,
an cuan
; doimhne,
doimhneachd, aigeal.
DEEPEN,
v. a. and n. Doimhnich,
dean
domhain
, dorchaicb,neulaich,
dean
gruam-
ach,
fas domhain.
DEEPNESS,
s.
Doimhneachd, doimhne;
tul-chuis, eagnachd, sicireachd,
cuilbheart-
achd.
DEER,
*.
Fiadh,
eilid.
DEFACE,
v. a. Dubh a
mach, sgriob
as,
mill.
DEFACEMENT,
s. Dubhadh a
mach,
sgriobadh as,
miileadh.
DE
FACER,
s. Milltear.
DEFALCATION,
s.
Lughdachadh,
bfagachadh,
cumail dheth.
DEFAMATION,
s.
Cul-chaineadh,
tuail-
eas,
mi
chliu, sgainneal,
cul-bheum,
DEFAMATORY, adj. Cul-chainteaeh,
tuaileasach,sgainnealach,
bcurnach,
tarcuis-
each.
DEFAME,
v. a.
Cul-chain,
sgainnealaich,
tarcuisich, mi-chliuthaich,
tuaileasaich.
DEFATI
GATE,
v. a.
Sgithich, ciosuaich,
claoidh,
saruich.
DEFAT1GATION,
s.
Sgitheachadh,
ciosftachadh.
DEFAULT,
s.
Dearmad,
di-chuimhn
;
coire, lochd, cionta, easbhuidb,
faillinn.
DEFAULTER,
*. Fear dearmaid corach.
DEFEASANCE,
s. Briseadh ciimhnainte.
DEFEASIBLE, adj.
Nach seas
lagh.
DEFEAT,
s.
Ruaig, teicheadh, call-catha,
comh-bhrjseadh
; casgairt, sgrios,
diom-
buaidh.
DEFEAT,
v. a.
Ruaig, casgair,
cuir air
theichtadh, buadhaich,
fairtlich air.
DEFECATE,
v. a.
Glan,
siolaidh
; sgiir,
nigh.
DEFECATE, adj.
Saor o
dheasgaiun.
DEFECATION,
s.
Sioladh,
glanadh
o
dheasgainn.
DEFECT,
s.
Easbhuidh,
faillinn,
uireas-
bhuidh,
dith
;
coire, gaoid, mearachd,
deireas.
DEFECTIBILITY,
s.
Easbhuidb,
faill-
inneachd.
DEFECTION,
s.
Easbhuidh,
faillneach-
adh
;
treigsinn,
claonadh air
falbh,
cul
sleamhnachadh
; ceannairc,
ar-a-mach.
DEFECTIVE,
adj. Easbhuidheach,
neo-
iomlan, neo-choimhlionta
;
ciorranoach,
deireasach.
DEFEC
T1VENESS,
s. Easbhuidheachd
ciorramachd, faillinneachd,
deireas.
DEFENCE,
s.
-Dion, didean, tearmunn,
daingneachd ; leithsgeul,
fireanachadh
;
daingneach.
DEFENCELESS,
adj.
Gun
dion, gun
didean, neo-armaiehte, gun tearmunn,
nochdta,
lorn
; lag, anmhunn,
fann.
DEFEND,
v. a.
Dion,
teasraig, tearuinn,
tearmunnaich
; daingnich.
DEPENDABLE,
adj.
So-dhion,
tearmun-
nach. ,
DEFENDANT,
s.
Fear-diona,
tearmunn-
air,
fear
tagraidh.
DEFENDER,
s.
Fear-diona,
tearmunn-
air, dionadair,
fear-tagraidh.
DEFENSIBLE, adj. So-dhion,
tear-
munnach
; leithsgeulach,
ceart.
DEFENSIVE,
adj. Tearmunnach,
a ni
dion
;
a' dionadh.
DEFENSIVE,
s.
Didean, daingneach,
dion,
tearmunn.
DEFER,
v. n. and n. Cuir air
dail,
dailich
leig gu
comhairle neach
eile;
mairneal-
aich,fuirich,
bi
seamsanacb,
dean moille.
DEFERENCE,
s.
Meas, urram,
iimh-
lachd,
geilleachdainn ; striochdadh,
geill-
eadh, cur urram air.
DEFIANCE,
*.
Dulan, maoidheadh,
bagradh,
cuireadh
; dulanachadh,
dulan-
achd.
DEFICIENCE,
Is.
Uireasbhuidh,
neo-
DEFICIENCY, \ iomlaineachd,easbhuidh
dith; faillinn, deireas, coire,
neo-choimh-
liontachd.
DEFICIENT, adj. Neo-iomlan,
neo-
choimhlionta,
easbhuidheach.
DEFILE,
v. a. and n.
Salaich, truaill,
dean
mi-gheanrmuidh,
dean
graineil
no
daochail
;
imich an sreathaibh.
DEFILE,
s.
Cunglach, caol-ghleann.
DEFILEMENT,
s.
Truailleadh,
salach-
adh, sal, neo-ghloine,
trudaireachd.
DEFINABLE,
adj.
So-mhineachadh.
tuairisgeulach.
DEFINE,
v. a. and n.
Minich,
soilleirich ;
comharraich a
mach,
dean crioch
shoilleir;
reachdaich.
DEFINITE, adj.
Araidh,
comharraich
te,
sonruichte
; poncail, eagnaidh,
ordail.
DEFINITE
NESS,
s.
Cinnteaehd,
soilleir-
eachd.
DEFINITION,
*.
Mineachadh,
tuair-
isgeul
;
comh-dhunadh.
DEFINITIVE, adj.
Dearbhta, soilleir,
comh-dhunach.
DEFLAGRABLE, adj. Loisgeach,
teinn-
tidh.
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DEFLAGRATE,
v. a. Cuir 'n a thelne.
DEFLAGRATION,
s.
Losgadh,
cur las-
air ri.
DEFLECT,
v. n.
Crom, lub,
aom.
claon,
rach fin.
DEFLECTION,
s.
Lubadh, claonadh,
fi^radh.
DEFLEXURE,
s. Cromadh
sios,
lub-
adh.
DEFLORATION,
s.
Oigh-thruailleadh.
DEFLOWER,
v. a.
Eignich,
truaill
digh.
DEFLOWE
RER,
s. Fear truaillidh
oigh-
eau.
DEFLUOUS.
adj.
Silteach,
sruthach.
DEFLUXION,
s. Tearnadh leanntan.
DEFORCE,
r. a. Cum a seilbh le ainn-
eart.
DEFORM,
v. a.
Duaichnich,
cuir mi-
dhreach
air,
d'
j
an duairceach.
DEFORMATION,
s.
Mi-dhreach,
duaich-
nidheachd, mi-aoidh,
mi-dhealbh.
DEFORMEDNESS,
s.
Mi-dhealbhachd,
duaichnidbeachd.
DEFORMITY,
s.
Mi-dhreach, mi-dhealbh,
mi-aoidh,
duaichnidheachd
; mi-chiatachd,
troicheachd,
mi-shnasmhorachd.
DEFRAUD,
v a.
Meall,
thoir an car a.
DEFRAUDER,
s.
Mealltair, cealgair.
DEFRAY,
v. a.
Diol, ioc, paidh, giulain
cosgas.
DEFRAYMENT,
s.
Dioladh,
ath-dhiol-
adh, iocadh, paidheadh.
DEFUNCT, adj. Marbh, eugta.
DEFUNCT,
s. Aon
mharbh,
duhie no bean
mharbh.
DEFUNCTION,
s.
Basachadh, has,
eug,
aog.
DEFY,
v. a. Dulanaich
;
dean tair
air,
diult.
DEGENERACY,
s.
Claonadh,
ais-ghin-
eadh,
drblidheachd,
an-dualachas,
mi-
dhuthcha3,c6ir-threigsinri,
cul-sleamhuach-
adh,
suarachas.
DEGENERATE,
v. n. Bi
an-dualach,
fas
an-duthchasach,
rarh am
measad,
tuit air
falbb,
fas suarach.
DEGENERATE,
adj. An-duthchasach,
suarach, diblidh,
mi-chliuiteach, truagh.
DEGENERATION,
s. Dol an
okas,
dol
am
measad, diblidheachd, an-dualchas,
nai-dhuthchas
;
cul-sleamhnachadh.
DEGLUTITION,
s.
Slugadh.
DEGRADATION,
s.
Tamailteachadh,
isleacliadb,
cur a dreuchd
;
truailleachd
;
lugbdachd.
DEGRADE,
v. a.
tslich,
tamailtich,
cuir
a
inbhe;
dean
suarach,
cuir an
di-meas;
truaill. mill.
DEGREE,
s.
Inbhe, airde, staid, cor;
ceum,
glun, ceum-ginealuich; ordu^h
dream.
BY
DEGREES,
ad. A chuid 's a
chuid,
ceum air
cbeum,
uidb air uidh.
DKGUSTATION,
5. Blasad.
DEHORT,
v. a. Comhairlich.
DEHORTATION,
s. Comhai.leachadh.
DEICIDE,
>.
Dia mharbhadh.
DEJECT,
v. a.
Mi-mhisnich,
cuir
sprochd
air,
cuir fo aimhcat
; tili^
a slos.
DEJECTION,
.
Airsneul, cianalas,
truime-inntinn, mulad, smuairt'ai),
laijr-
sinn.
DEJECTORY,
adj. Purgaideach.
DEJECTURE,
s.
Otrach,
salachar.
DEJEUNE,
s. Biadh maidne.
DEIFICATION,
s. Dia-dheanamh.
DEIFORM,
adj.
Air chruth de.
DEIFY,
v. a.
Dindhaich,
aor mar dhia
;
ard-mhol.
DEIGN,
v. a. and n.
Deonaich, ceadaich,
leig le,
cuir meas air.
DEINTEGRATE,
v. a.
Lughdaich, beag-
aich.
DEIST,
5. Ana-creidmheach.
DEISTICAL,
adj.
Ana-creidmheach.
DEITY,
s.
Dia,
diadhachd
; dia,
dia-brfeige,
d iad hachd
-bhreige.
DELACERATION,
s. Sracadh.
DELACTAT1ON,
s.
Casgadh,
cur o'n
chich.
DELAPSED, adj.
A tuiteam sios.
DELATE,
v. a.
Giulain,
iomcbair
;
cas-
aidich,
dean casaid air.
DELATION,
5.
Giiilan, iomchar; dlteadh,
casaid.
DELATOR,
.<?.
Casaidiche,
fear- casaid.
DELAY,
v. a. and n. Cuir
dail,
cuir
moille
; bac,
cum an amharus
; moillich,
fuirieh,
dean
moille,
mairnealaich.
DELAY,
s.
Moille, dail,
corah-fhui
reach,
mairneal, seamsan,
stad.
DEI^AYER,
s.
Feardalach,
fear mairneil.
DELECTABLE,
adj. Taitneach,
ion-
mhiannaichte, ciatach,
solasach.
DELECTA
BLENESS,
5.
Taitneas,
ciat-
achd,
solasachd.
DELECTATION,
s.
Tlachd, toileachas,
aoibhneas,
solas.
DELEGACY,
s. Cuideachd na teachd-
aireachd.
DELEGATE,
v. a. Cuir
uait;
cuir air
theachdaireachd
;
earb i i
;
cuir am breith-
eanas.
DELEGATE,
s.
Fear-ionaid,
teacbdaire.
DELEGATION,
.. Cur air theachdair-
eachd
;
toirt tliairis.
DEJ^ETE,
v. a. Dubh a mach.
4
U
DEL
706 DEM
DELETERIOUS,
}
arf/.Marbhtach, sgrios-
DELETERY, \ ach,
nimheil.
DELF,
> s. Slochd
no
cloich-thochailt,
DELFE, | toll;
criadh thrid-shoilleir.
DELIBERATE,
v. a. and n.
Meoraich,
breithnich,thoirfainear,
smuainich,
oeachd-
smuainich.
DELIBERATE,
adj.
Smuainteaoh,
faicill-
t-ar.h,
curamach
; socrach, neo-chabhagaeh,
adhaiseach.
DELIBERATION,
5. Faicilleachd, ciiram,
orionnachd,
deadh aire.
DELIBERATIVE, adj.
Faicilleuch,
smuainteachail,
meorachail.
DELIBERATIVE,*.
Cuiscomh-chomh-
airle.
DELICACY,
s.
Blasdachd,
milseachd
;
tarmus, soghmhoraohd
;
mineachd,
mald-
achd,
maise
; f'inealtachd, suairceas, grinn-
eus,
ceanaltachd
;
muirn
;
seimhealachd
;
breoiteachd
;
meurandachd.
DELICATE, adj.
Blasda, milis,
taitneach
;
milseanach, soghail ;
finealta,
grinn, min,
ceanalta
;
neo-thruaillte.
DELICATENESS,
s.
Muirn, mioeachd,
meurandachd.
DELICATES,
s. Milseanan.
DELICIOUS, adj. Milis,
blasda.
DELIClOUSNESS,s.Milseachd,blasdachd.
OBLIGATION,
s.
Ceangal
a suas.
DELIGHT,
5.
Aighear,
aoibhneas, solas,
aiteas,
toileachas,
toil-inntinn
; tlachd,
subhanhas.
DELIGHT,
v. a and n.
Toilich, taitinn,
dean subhach,
dean aoibhneach :
gabh
tlachd
ann,
faigh
tlachd ann.
DELIGHTFUL,
adj.
Solasach, ciatach,
taitn^ach, tlachdinhor,
ion-mhiannach.
DEL1GHTFULNESS,
s.
Toil-inntinn,
aoibhneachas, subhachas, tlachdmhorachd,
ciatachd,
taitneas.
DELIGHTLESS,
s. Gun
solas, gun
aoibh-
neas.
DELINEATE,
v.
a.
Dealbh,
tarruing
dealbh
;
nochd- an dathaibh
soilleir,
tais-
beari
gu
soilleir.
DELINEATION,
s.
Dealbh, dreach,
tarr-
uing.
DELINQUENCY,
.
Coire, cron, lochd,
bend,
ciont.
DELINQUENT,..
Coireach.
T)E
LIQUATE,
v. a. and n.
Leagh ; gabh
leaghadh.
DEL1QUATION,5. Leaghadh.
DELIRI
OUS, adj.
Breisleachail,
gorach,
eutrom.
DELI K
1OUSNESS,
s.
Breisleachd, gor-
aiche,
mearaichinn.
DELIRIUM,
s.
Breisleach, mearaichinn,
eutromas,
cuthach.
DELIVER,
s. Cuir fa
sgaoil,
gaor
;
teas-
raig ; tiomain,
thoir
seachad,
liubhair
;
ais-
ead :
aithris,
cuir
dhiot, abair,
inuis.
DELIVERANCE,
s.
Liuthradh, saorsa,
fuasgladh, saorsainn,
saoradh
;
toirt sea-
chad.
DELIVERER,
s.
Fear-saoraidh,
slan-
uighear ;
f'ear-liubhairt.
DELIVERY,
s.
Liubhairt,
toirt
seachad,
toirt thairis
; saoradh, tearnadh, teasraig-
inn
;
tabhairt,
tiomnadh
;
aisead
;
bruidh-
eann,
labhairt.
DELL,
5. See Dale-
DELUDABLE, adj.
So-mhealladh.
DELUDE,
v. a.
Meall,
thoir an car
a,
cuir
a thaobh.
DELUDE
R,
s.
Mealltair, slaightear.
DELVE,
v. a.
Ruamhair, cladhaich,
toch-
ail.
DELVE,
s.
Dig, slochd,
toll.
DELVER,
s. Fear ruamhair.
DELUGE,
s.
Tuil, dile, lighe,
ana-bhath,-
adh : The
general deluge,
An tuil ruadh.
DELUGE,
. a.
Tuilich, bath,
comhdaich
thairis le
uisge.
DELUSION,
s.
Mealladh, cealg,
feall,
cluain, cluaintearachd, mi-chleas;
mear-
achd,
mealladh,
doill'-inntirm
;
cuis-
bhrfeige, feall-ghniomh.
.
DELUSIVE,
1
adj.
Mealltach, cealgach,
DELUSORY, i
carach, faoin,
fallsail.
DEMAGOGUE,
s.
Ceannard-graisge,
graisg-fhlath.
DEMAIN,
) s.
Fearann-oighreachd,
fear-
DEMESNE, 3 ann-tighearnais,
baile an
tighearna.
DEMAND,
v. a.
larr, tagair,
sir
; feoraich,
farraid.
DEMAND,
5.
larrtiidh, iarrtas, sireadh,
tagradh, tagartas;
farraid,
ceisd.
DEMAND
ABLE, adj. Tagrach, so-thag-
radh.
DEMANDANT,
5.
Fear-tagraidh,
iarra-
dair.
DEMANDER.
Tagradair,
fear-tagraidh,
iarradair.
DEMARCATION,
s.
Eadar^healachadh,
crioch.
DEMEAN,
v. a.
Giulain, iomchair;
}-
lich,
irioslaich.
DEMEANOUR,
s.
Giulan, beus, iomchar,
caitheamh-beatha, gnathachadh.
DEMERIT,
s. Droch thoillteannas, cron,
lochd,
coire.
DEMI,
s. Leth.
DEMI-CANNON,
s.
Leth-ghunna
mor.
DEM 707 I) UP
DEMI-
DEVIL,
s. Leth-dhiabhol.
DEMI-MAN,
s.
Garlach,
slochaire.
DEMISE,
s.
Has, caochladh, siubhal,
eug.
DEMISE,
v. a.
Tioraain, fag
dlleab.
DEMISSION,
s.
Isleachadh,
suarachas.
DEMIT,
I-. a. Cuir fo
sprochd.
DEMOCRACY,
s. Comh-rhlaitheachd.
DEMOCRAT,
s. Fear comh-fhhiitheachd.
DEMOCRATIC,
I
adj.
A bhuineas
DEMOCRAT!
CAL, J
do ohorah-fhlaith-
eachd,
no do
ghraisg-fhlaithearlid.
DEMOLISH,
v. a.
Dith-laraich,
tilg
bun os
ceann, fasaich,
dith-mhill.
DEMOL1SHER,
s.
Fear-dith-mhillidh,
ffar-fasaohaidh, sgriosadair.
DEMOLITION,
s.
Leagadh gu lar,
fas-
achadh,
dith-mhiileadh.
DEMON,
s.
Deamhan, drocb-spiorad,
diabhol,
aighistear.
DEMONIAC,
I
adj.
Deamhanaiilh,
DEMONIACAL, J deamhanach,
diabh-
luidh,
aingidh.
DEMONIAC,
s. Fear air a shealbhach-
adh Je deamhan.
DEMONOLOGY,
s. Deamhan- eolas.
DEMONSTRABLE,
adj. So-dhearbhadh,
soilleir,
dearbh-ohinnteach.
DEMONSTRABLENESS,
5. Dearbh-
achd, dearbhadas, dearbh-chinnteas.
DEMONSTRATE,
. a.
Coimh-dhearbh,
lan-dearbh.
DEMONSTRATION,
s. Comh-dhearbh-
adh,
dearbh-chinnt, fios-dhearbhadh.
DEMONSTRATIVE,^/;.
Dearbh-ehirmt-
each,
neo-mhearachdach
;
lan-shoilleir.
DEMONSTRATOR,
s. Fear comh-
dhearbhaidh.
DEMORALIZATION,
s. Milleadh
dheadh bheusan.
DEMORALIZE,^
a. Mill deadh bbeusan.
DEMULCENT,
adj. Maoth,
bog, bogar.
DEMUR,
v. a and n. Cuir
teagamh arm,
dean teabadaich
; dailich,
mairnealaich
;
cuir dail
aim,
dean moille
;
bi an ioma-
chomhairle.
DEM
UR,
s.
Teagamh, teabadaich,
mairn-
eal, ioma-chomhairle,
dail.
DEMURE,
adj. Stuama, bandaidh, socrach,
suiiihichle; stolda,
neo-luaineach.
DEMURENESS,
s.
Gruamachd,
etold-
achd, baindidheachd,
bunnlum.
DEMURRAGE,
s. Dioladh moille
luinge.
DEMURRER,
s. Fear an ioma-chomh-
airle.
DEMY,
s. Seorsa
paipeir.
DEN,
s. Uamh
; cos,
slochd
; garaidh.
DENDROLOGY,
s. Eolas
chraobh.
DENIABLE,
s.
So-aicheadh.
DENIAL,
t. Aicheadh
; diiiltadh,
obadh :
cur dheth.
DENIER,
s. Fear-aicheidh
;
cOmn^adh
beag Frangacb.
DENIGRATE,
v. a.
Dubh, duaichnich.
DENIZEN,
s.
S*oranah,
buirdeispach.
DENOM1NABLE,
adj.
So-ainmeachadh
DENOMINATE,
v. a.
Ainmich,
gairm,
gir.
DENOMINATION,
s.
Ainm,
ainmeach-
adh.
DENOMINATIVE,
adj.
Aimneaimach.
DENOMINATOR,
s. Ainmeanriaiche.
DENOTATION,
s. Comharrachadh.
DENOTE, v. a.
Comharraich,
taiabean.
DENOUNCE,
v. a.
Bagair,
cuir an ceill
bagradh ; casaidich,
innis air.
DENOUNCEMENT,*. Bagradh, bagairt,
cur nn ceill
bagraidli,
inaoidheadh.
DENOUNCER,
s. Fear cur an ceill
bag-
raid
h,
fear
fuagraidh.
DENSE, adj. Tiugh, dluth,
teanu.
DENSITY,
*.
Tiuighead, dluths, daing-
neachd.
DENTAL,
adj.
Fiaclach.
DENTICULATION,
s. Mion-fhiaclan.
DENTICULATED,
adj.
Mion-fhiaclach.
DENTIFRICE,
s. Fudar-fhiacal.
DENTIST,
s.
Leigh-fhiacal.
DENTITION,
s.
Fiaclachadh, gearradh
nam fiacal.
DENUDATE,
v. a.
Rtiisg, lomair,
lorn.
DENUDATION,
s.
Rusgadh, Jomradh,
lomadh.
DENUDE,
v. a.
Ruisg,
lomair.
DENUNCIATION,
s. Cur an ceill
bag-
rai'lh
;
cronachadh follaiseach.
DENUNCIATOR,
*. Fear cur an ceill
bagraidh ;
casaidiche.
DENY,
v. a.
Aicheadh, diiilt, ob, eur,
cum
uaij.
DE
OBSTRUCT,
v. a.
Glan, reitich,
deau
slight-.
DEOBSTRUENT,
s.
Purgaid ghlanaidh.
DEOD
AND,
s.
Naomh-thiodhlac.
DEPART,
o. n.
Fag, imich, triall,
coisich,
siubhail; basaich, caochail, teasd,
fag
an
saoghal.
DEPARTMENT,
s.
Gnothach, dreuchd,
curam
;
mor-roinn duthcha.
DEPARTURE,
s.
Falbh, fhgail,
triall,
dol air falbh
; siubhal, caochladh, baa,
eug.
DEPASCENT,
adj. Ag
ionaltradh.
DEPECTIBLE, adj. Tiugh,
ri
s
hinn.
DEPEND,
v. 71. Croch ri,
comh-ciirorh,
bi am
freasdsil,
bi an comairi
;
bi an ioma-
chomhairle
;
earb
ri,
cuir
muinghinn
arm.
DEP 708 DEP
DEPENDANCE,
) s. Crochadh
;
comh-
DEPENDANCY,
(
chrochadb,
comh-
chuibhrrach
;
eaibsadh, eisimeil, comain,
eisiomalachd,
iochdranachd.
DEPENDANT,
adj.
An crochadh ri
;
comh-chrochach
;
eisimeilt aeh
DEPENDANT,
s.
Fear-leanmhuinn,
fear-
eisimeil,
iochdaran.
DEPENDENCE,
) See
Dependance
and
DEPENDENCY, J Dependancy.
BE
PENDENT,
adj.
See
Depandant, adj.
DEPENDENT, s. See
Dependant,
a.
DEPERDITION,
s.
Leir-sgnos,
diobliail,
call.
DEPHLEGM,
) v. a. Glan o rohus-
DEPHLEGMATE, J gau, glan
o leann-
tath.
DEPICT,
v. a.
Dealbh, dreach, tarruing
dealbh
; minich, soilleirich, samhlaich,
cuir
BIOS an
ordugh.
DEPILATOR,
s. Ola lomraidh.
DEPILOUS, adj.
Maol, lorn, gun
fhalt.
DEPLANTATION,
s. Ath-shuidheach-
adh.
DEPLETION,
s. Falmhachadh.
DEPLORABLE,
adj.
Bronach,
mulad-
M-h, dubhach, truagh,
tuirseacb.
DL
PLORABLENESS,
5.
Truaighe,
tuirs-
en-jhd.
DEPLORE,
v. a.
Caoidh, caoin,
dean
tutreadh,
dean
cumha,
dean bron.
DEl'LORER,
s.
Fear-caoidb, fear-cumha,
feav-broin.
DEFLUMATION,
s.
Spionadh
itean.
DEPLUME,
v. a.
Spion
deth na h-itean.
DEPONE,
v. a.
Mionnaich,
thoir fianuis
air do mhionnan.
DEPONENT,
s. Fianuis air a mhionnan.
DEPOPULATE,
v. a. and n.
Fasaich,
dith-laraich ;
bi dith-laraichte,
DEPOPULATION,
s.
Dith-larachadh,
tasachadh, ditb-mhilleadb, leir-sgrios.
DEPOPULATOR,
s.
Dith-mhilltear,
fear-fasachaidh.
DEPORT,
v. a.
Giulain, iomchair, gluais.
DEPORTATION,
s.
Fdgradh, fuag-
radh.
DEPORTMENT,
s.
Giulan,
cleachd-
amh,
caitheamh beatha.
DEPOSABLE, adj.
A
ghabhas
toirt air
falbh.
DEPOSE,
v. a. and n.
Leig
dhiot,
cuir air
lar
;
cuir bharr na
cathrach, islicb,
tan?-
ailtich,
cuir a inbhe
;
cuir a
thaobh, leig
seachad
;
nanuisich,
thoir fianuis.
DEPOSITE,
v. a.
Taisg,
cuir an lamhan
;
thoir an
geall
;
cuir air riadh
;
cuir a
thaobh.
DEPOSIT,
s.
Tasgaidh; geall, earlas;
gleidheadh.
DEPOSITARY,
s.
Fear-gleidhidh gill,
fear-tigh-tasgaidb.
DEPOSITION,
s.
Mionnan,
fianuis air
mhionnaibh
; di-chathrachadb,
eas-ouar-
achadh
;
cur a dreuchd
eaglais.
DEPOSITORY,
s.
Tigh-tasgaidh.
DEPOT,
s. Arm-lann.
DEPRAVATION,
s.
Truailleadh,
mill-
eadh, coirbeachd, grainealachd.
DEPRAVE,
y. a.
Truaill, mill,
salaicb.
DEPRAVEDNESS,
s. Truaill
idheachd,
aingidbeachd,
coirbteachd.
DEPRAVER,
s.
Fear~truaillidh,
fear-
millidh.
DEPRAVITY,
s.
Truailleachd,
coirbt-
eachd, aingidheachd.
DEPRECATE,
v. a. Asluich no
guidh,
olc a chumail air falbh.
DEPRECATION,
s.
Asluchadh,
guidhe,
urn
nigh, athchuinge, iarrtas,
iarraidh
maitheanais.
DEPRECATOR,
s.
Leisgeulaiche.
DEPRECIATE,
v. a.
Lughdaich
an
luach, leag
a
phris ; mi-mheas,
cuir an
dimeas.
DEPRECIATION,
5.
Mi-mheas, lughd-
achadh an luach.
DEPREDATE,
v.a.
Spiiinn, goid, creach,
slad, mill, sgrios.
DEPREDATION,
s.
Spuinneadb, goid,
creach,
slad.
DEPREDATOR,
s.
Spuillear, spuiim-
eadair,
creachadair.
DEPREHEND,
v. a. Beir
air,
cuir an
laimh
; faigh
a
mach, tuig.
DEPREHENSION,
s.
Glacadh; faghail
a
mach, tuigsinn.
DEPRESS,
v. a. Bruth
sios, tilg
sios;
If
ag ; islich, umhlaich,
cuir,
f'o
sprochd.
DEPRESSION,
s.
Dinneadh, cudthrom,
cumail fodha
;
tuiteam
sios,
leagadh,
teara-
adh
;
isleanhadh,
rni-mhisneachadh.
DEPRESSIVE,
adj.
Tuiteamach,
a'
leag-
adh slog.
DEPRESSOR,
s. Fear cumail fuidhe.
DEPRIVATION,
s. Tabhairt air
falbh,
diobradh
; call, creacbadh, calldachd;
cur
a dreuchd
eaglais.
DEPRIVE,
v. a. Buin
uaith,
thoir
uaith;
cuir a dreuchd.
DEPTH,
s.
Doimlmeachd, doimhne;
tuU
chuis,
sicireachd.
REPULSION,
s.Fuadach air
falbh, piicadb
air falbh.
T
>EPULSORY, adj.
A'
pucadh
air falbh,
a' cumail uaith.
DEP 709 DES
DEPURATE,
v. a.
Glan, siolaidh,
ionn-
laid,
nigh.
DEPURATE, adj. Fior-ghlan, gun druaip.
DEPURATION,*. Glanadh,
sloladh.
DEPUTATION,
s. Teachdaireachd
;
dreuchd fir-ionaid.
DEPUTE,
v. a. Sonruich mar fhear-ion-
aid,
cuir air theachdaireachd.
DEPUTY,
s.
Far-ionaid,
fear-ait' uachd-
arain,
frar
gnothuich.
DERANGEMENT,
s.
Eas-ordugh,
mear-
alchinn.
DERELICTION,
s.
Diobradh, treigsinn,
tur-chul.
DERIDE,
v. a.
Sgeig,
fochaidich, mag.
DE
RIDER,
s.
Sgeigeir, fear-fanoid,
fear
fochaid
;
amhuilteach.
DERISION,
s.
Sgdg, magadh, fochaid,
fanoid
; cuis-mhagaidh,
ball-fanoid.
DERISIVE,
adj. Sgeigeil, magail,
fau-
oideach,
fochaideach.
DERIVABLE, adj.
Air am bheil coir
shinnsearrach
; aig
eiridh
o,
a' sruthadh o.
DERIVATION,
s.
Sruth-ohlaonadh,sruth-
adh, ~tarruing ;
focal fhreumhachd
;
tarr-
uing
leanntan.
DERIVATIVE,
adj.
Sruthach,
a teachd
o rii eile.
DERIVE,
v. a. and n.
Tarruing o, faigh
o;
sruth a dh'
ionnsuidh,
dean focal-
fhreuinhachd
; thig
o.
DE
RIVER,
s.
Fear-tarruing
o bhun cuise.
DERNIER, adj.
Deireannach.
DEROGATE,
v. a. and n.
Lughdaich,
lagaich,
cuir dimeas
air, di-mhol,
lugh-
daich cliu.
DEROGATION, 5. Cur an
suarachas,
lughdachadh
meas
; dimeas,
tarcuis.
DEROGATORY,
adj. Tarcuiseach,
eas-
onarach,
mi-chliiiiteach.
DERV1S,
s. Manach Turcach.
DESCANT,
s.
Oran, rosg; connsachadh,
rolaist,
seanachas
ropach.
DESCANT,
v. n.
Seinn,
dean canntair-
eachd
; connsaich,
dean rolaist.
DESCEND,
v. a. and n.
Teirinn,
thig
a
nuas,
rach a
sios,
rach fodha
; tuirling,
tuit; thig o,
siolaich
o,
tarmaich
o;
labh-
air ni's mionaideiche.
DESCENDANT, DESCENDANTS,
s.
Gineal, sliochd, siol, iarmad,
por,
clann.
DESCENDENT, adj.
A'
tearnadh,
a'
tuiteam,
a'
tuirlingeadh ;
a' teachd
o,
de
shliochd,
de shiol.
DESCKNS1ON,
s.
Tearnadh, tuirliug,
teachd le bruthach
;
isleachadh.
DESCENT,
s.
Tearnadh,
dol a sios
;
aom-
adb, leathad,
leth-bhruthach
; isleachadh,
tarcuis
;
teachd a
nuaa,
ionnsuidh
;
tarm-
achadh, gineamhuinn,
teachd o.
DESCRIBE,
v. a.
Dealbh, dreach,
tarr-
uing ;
aithris cunntas mu
ni,
thoir tuairix-
geul
air.
DESCRIBER,
s.
Fear-aithris,
fear-tuair-
isgeil.
DESCRIER,
s.
Fear-lorgachaidh,
fear-
faotninn a inach.
DESCRIPTION,
s.
Dreach, dealbh,
sgrlobhadh
mu
ni, tuairisgeul,
cunntaa.
DESCRY, v. a.
Faigh
a
mach,
lorg
a
.nach,
beachdaich tad'
as,
dcarc,
faic fad' as
;
thoir caismeaehd.
DESECRATE,
v. a.
Mi-naomhaich,
truaill.
DESECRATION,
s.
Mi-naomhachadh,
truailleadh.
DESERT,
s.
Fasach,
dithreabh
;
toillt-
eannas,
airidh
;
maitheas.
DESERT, adj. Fasachail, fiadhaich,
neo-
aitichtp.
DESERT,
v. a. and n.
Treig, fag, diobair,
cuir cul ri
;
teich o'n arm.
DESERTER,
s. Fear
teichidh,
fear-
teichidh o'n
arm,
fear-treigsinn.
DESERTION,
s.
Treigsinn,
teicheadb,
fagail
;
folach
gnuise.
DESERTLESS, adj. Neo-thoillteannach,
neo-airidh,
gun
luach.
DESERVE,
v. o.
Toill,
dean
airidh,
bi
airidh,
coisinn.
DE
SERVER,
s.
Fear-toillteannais,
fear
airidh.
DESICCATE,
v.a. and n.
Tiormaich,
thoir
an
sugh
a
;
fas
tioram,
traodh.
DESICCATION,
s.
Tiormachadh,
traodh-
adh.
DESICCATIVE,
adj.
Tiormachail.
DESIDERATE,
v. a.
larr,
iorindrain.
DESIDERATUM,
s.
Iorindrain,
easbh-
uidh.
DESIGN,
v. a.
Runaich,
cuir
roinhad,
son-
raich,
comharraich
; tionnsgainn,
dealbli.
DESIGN,
s.
Riin, tiorinsgnadh, miann,
beachd,
smuain
;
droch-bheart
;
samh-
lachas.
DESIGNABLE, adj.
So-aithnichte.
DESIGNATE,
v. a.
Ainmich,
comharr-
aich a
mach,
so >ruich.
DESIGNATION,
s. Ainmeachadh, ainm,
comharradh,
sonruchaoh
; inbhe, oifig,
dreuchd.
DESIGNER,
s. Fear-funachaldh
;
fear-
tionnsgnaidh ;
fear-sanahlachaidh,
fear-
dealbh.
DESIGNING, adj. Innleachdach, carach,
seolta, cealgach, sligheach.
DES
710 DES
DESIGNLESS,
Neo-charaoh.
DESIRABLE, adj.
Ion~mhiannaichte,
taitneach,
ciatach.
DESIRE,
s.
Toil, iarraidh, miann, togradh,
deidh,
durachd.
DESIRE,
v. a.
Miannaich, sanntaich, iarr,
tot; air;
bi an deidh
air,
sir.
DKSIKER,
s. larradair.
DESIROUS, adj. Miannach, iarratach,
deidheil,
togarrach.
DESIST,
v. n.
Stad,
sguir,
foisich.
DESI
STANCE,
5.
Stad,
sgur,
fosadh.
DES1STIVE,
adj.
Criochnuicheach.
DESK,
s.
Crinlein,
bord-sgriobhaidh.
DESOLATE, adj.
Fas,
fasail,
aonara-
nach,
neo-aitichte; cianail,
anrach.
DESOLATE,
v. a.
Fasaich,
dith-laraich.
DESOLATION,
s.
Fasachadh, fasalachd,
dolas,
creachadh
; aonarachd,
tiamhaidh-
eachd.
DESPAIR,*. Eu-dochas, an-dochas,
an-
earbsa, mi-mhisneach, mi-mhuiughinn.
DESPAIR,
v. a. and n. Cuir an eu-doch-
as
;
thoir thairis
duil,
bi an eu-dochas.
DESPAIRER,
s. Fear
gun dochas,
fear
an-earbsach.
DESPATCH,
s.
Luaths, ealamhachd,
cabhag,
deifir
;
teachdaireachd.
DESPATCH,
v. a.
Deitirich,
cuir air
falbh an
cabhaig;
cuir as
da,
foghairin da;
criochnaich an
cabhaig ;
dean
gnothach.
DESPATCHFUL,
adj. Deifireaeh,
cabb-
agach, ealainh,
luath. >
DESPERATE,
adj.
Eu-dochasach,
an-
earbsach
; aimsichte,
gun athadh,
dian
;
caillte
; ainmheasach, mi-chiallach,
aintiis-
each.
DESPERATENESS,
s.
Cuthach, braise,
gairge, ainteas,
ainniseachd.
DESPERATION,
s.
Eu-dochas,
an-
earltsa.
DESPICABLE, adj. Taireil, suarach,
neo-
mheasail.
DESP1CABLENESS,
s.
Suaraichead,
diblidheachd.
DESP1
SABLE,
adj. Suarach,
neo-mheas-
ail.
DESPISE,
v. a. Dean
tair,
dean
tarcuis,
^dean
dimeas
air;
cuir
am
mi-shuim, no,
.^air
bheag
suim.
DESPISE
R,
s.
Fear-taire,
fear-ditneas.
DESPITE,
s.
Gamhlas, fearg,
diomb,
mi-
run,
spid, droch-mheinn,
iuath, tailceas,
tair; dulan, aindeoin,
an-toil.
DESPITEFUL,
adj. Gamhlasach,
mi-
ruimch,
spideil, taireil,
tarcuiseach.
DESPITE
FULNESS,
s.
Camillas,
fuath,
fearg, mi-run, spid.
DESPOIL,
v. a.
Spuinn, spuill, creach,
slad.
DESPOILER,
s.
Spuinneadair,
creacha-
dair,
dith-mhilltear.
DESPOLIATION,
s.
Spuinneadh, creach,
spuilleadh, creachadaireachd,
slad.
DESPOND,
v. n. Caill
dochas,
bi an eu-
dochas.
DESPONDENCY,
s.
An-dochas,
eu-
dochas, mi-mhisneach, an-earbsa;
truim'-
inntinnn.
DESPONDENT, adj. Du-dochasach,
mu]aduch,neo-mhisneach"ai],trom-inntiiiu~
each.
DESPONSATE,
v. a.
R&tich,
dean
ceangal posaidh.
DESPONSATION,
s.
Reiteachadh,
ceangal, cumhnant-posaidh.
DESPOT,
s.
Aintighearna.
DESPOTIC,
DESPOTICAL,
DESPO
TICALNESS,
/
adj. Aintighear-
DESPOT1SM, J nas,
ceannasachd.
DESSERT,
s. Milsean au
diaigh
trath
bidh,
deireannan.
DESTINATE,
v. a.
Sonraich,
orduich air
son.
DESTINATION,
s.
Sonrachadh,
crioch
araidh,
orduchadh.
DESTINE,
v. a.
Orduich, sonraich,
cuir
air leth.
DESTINY,
s. Dan
;
manadh
; cor,
crann-
chur siorruidh.
DESTITUTE, adj. Falamh,
treigte,
diobairte
;
ainnis, bochd, aonaranach,
uir-
easbhuidheach,
easbhuidheach.
DESTITUTION,
s.
Ainniseachd, dith,
easbhuidh, uireasbhuidh,
bochdainn.
DESTROY,
v. a.
Dith-mhill, sgrios,
naarbh
;
f
asaich, dith-laraich,
thoir
gu
neo-ni.
DESTROYER,
s.
Milltear,
sgriosadair,
marbhaiche.
DESTRUCTIBLE,
adj.
So-mhilleadh,
so-sgriosadh.
DESTRUCTION,
s.
Sgrios,
milleadh,
leir-sgrios, fasachadh, marbhadh,
ditb-
mhilleadh
;
toirt
gu
neo-ni,
dol a dhith.
DESTRUCTIVE, adj. Sgriosail,
mill-
teach,
caithteach,
marbhtach.
DESTRUCTIVENESS,
s.
Sgriosadair-
eac-hd,
millteachd.
DESUDATION,
s. Borcadh
falluis,
sruth
falluis.
DESUETUDE,
5. Ana-cleachdadh.
DESULTORY,
) a
dj.
Bristeach,
mi-
DESULTORIOUS, J dhoigheil,
neo-
shuidhiohte, luaineach,
neo-bhutiailteach.
DBS
711
DEV
DESUME,
v. a. Thoir o.
DETACH,
t). a.
Dealaich,
cuir air
leth,
sgar ;
cuir air ionnsuidh.
DETACHMENT,
s.
Buidheann,
cuid-
eachd airm.
DETAIL,
v. a. Innis
gu poncail,
aithris
gu
mion.
DETAIL,
s.
Mion-chunntas,
cunntas
pon-
cail.
DETAIN,
v. a. Cum air
ais, gleidh ; bac,
maillich,
cuir maill' air
;
cum an laiinh.
DETAINER,
s. Fear-cumaii air
ais;
grabadh,
amladh.
DETECT,
v. a.
Faigh
a
macb, leig ris,
foillsich.
DETECTER,
s. Fear-faotainn a mach.
DETECTION,
s. Faotainn a
mach;
nochdadh,
foillseachadh
ceilg.
DETENTION,
s.
Gleidheadh, cumail,
cumail o
;
cumail an
laimh,
amladh,
DETER,
v. a.
Mi-mhisnich,
bac le
h-eagal,
cum air
ais,
cuir athadh air.
DETERMENT,
s.
Athadh, fath-eagail.
DE IE
RGE,
v. a. Siab,
glan, nigh.
DETERG
ENT,
adj.
Siabach, glanail.
DETERIORATE,
v. a. Cuir am
miosad.
DETERIORATION,
s. Dol am
miosad,
deanamh ni's miosa.
DETERMINABLE, adj.
A
ghabhas
deanamh a mach.
DETERMINATE,
adj.
Suidhichte,
criochnaichte,
comharraicht' a
mach,
son-
ruichte,
cinnteach.
DETERMINATION^.
Run
suidhichte;
breith,
crioch connsachaidh.
DETERMINATIVE,
adj.
A' crioch-
nachadh,
a' snidheachadh.
DETERMINE,
v. a.
Sonruich,suidhich,
dean dearbh-chinnteach
; comh-dhuin,
cuir crioch ri
;
rilnaich
; criochnaich, thig
gu
crich.
DETERRATION,
s. Burach.
DETERSION,
s.
Glanadh,
siabadh.
DETERSIVE,
adj.
Siabach,
glanail.
DETERSIVE,
s.
Cungaidh ghlanaidh.
DETEST,
v. a.
Fuathaich, grainich, gabh
grain
deth.
DETESTABLE,
adj.
Fuathach, graineil,
daochail, sgreamhail.
DETESTATION,
s.
Fuath, grain,
sgreamh, gris.
DETESTE
R,
s. Fear -fuathachaidh.
DETHRONE,
v. a.
Dith-chathairich,
dith-chrunaich.
DETHRONEMENT,
5. Dith-chathair-
eachadh,
dith-chrunachadh.
DETONATE,
v. n. Bi fuaimneach.
DETONATION,
*.
Fuaimneach,
toirm
rich,
tairn-thoirm.
DETORT,
v. a.
Mi-bhreithnich,
fiar.
DETRACT,
. a.
Di-mhol, tarcuisich,
cul-chain
;
lughdaich, beagaich,
thoir uaith.
DETRACTION,
s.
Cul-chaineadh,
di-
moladh, tuaileas, sgainneal.
DETRACTOR,
s. Fear cul-chainidh.
DETRACTORY,
adj. Tarcuiseacb,
tuail-
easach,
cul-ohairieach.
DETRACTRESS,
s.
Breugag,
ban-tuail-
easaiche.
DETRIMENT,
s.
Call, dolaidb, diobhail,
aimhleas,
ciorram, dochann,
cron.
DETRIMENTAL,
adj. Caillteach,
cron.
ail, diobhalach,
aimhleasach.
DETRUDE,
v. a. Puc
sios,
islich.
DETRUNCATE,
v.a.
Gearr,
comb
-gh
earn
bearr,
sgud.
DETRUNCATION.s.
Comh-ghearradh,
sgud
adh.
DETRUSION,
s. Pucadh a sios.
DEVASTATE,
v. a.
Fasaich, creach,
mill.
DEVASTATION,
s.
Fasachadh,
leir-
sgrios,
creach,
dith-mhilleadh.
DEUCE,
5.
Dithis,
a dha.
DEVELOPE,
v. a.
Foillsich, taisbein,
thoir
gu
solus.
DEVELOPEMENT,
s. Taisbeanadh
gu
mion, nochdadh,
foillseachadh.
DEVEX, adj. Corrach, ag
aomadh le lea-
thad.
DEVEXITY,
s.
Cromadh, lubadh,
aom-
adh.
DEVIATE,
v. n.
Seachrain, theirig
as an
t-slighe,
rach am
mearachd,
rach air iom-
rall,
rach air faontradh
; peacaich.
DEVIATION,
s.
Seachran, faontradh,
iomrall,
mearachd,
ulaonadh air falbh
;
peacadh.
DEVICE,
s.
Innleachd,
tionnsgal,
tionns-
gnadh,
cleas, car,
dealbh
; run, comhairle,
smuain
; gearradh
arm
; seoltachd,
ealan-
tas.
DEVIL,
s.
Diabhol, deamhan, donas,
aib-
histear;
an
donas,
an t-olc.
DEVILISH, adj.
Diabhlaidh,
deamhn-
aidh
; mallaichte, coirbte,
anabarrach.
DEVILISHNESS,
-s. Diabhlaidheachd/V
DEVIOUS,
adj.
lomrallach, badhalach^
seachranach,
mearachdach, luaiueach,
siubhlach.
DEVISE,
v. a. and n.
Tionnsgainn,
cnuas-
aich, dealbh,
suidhich innleachd
,
tiomain
;
breithnich,
beachdaich.
DEVISE,
s.
Tiomnadh, dileab;
inn-
leachd.
DEV 712 DID
DEVISER,
s.
Fear-tionnsgnaidh,
fear-
dealbh.
DEVOID, adj. Falamh, fas,
as
eugmhais.
DEVOIR,
s.
Dligheadh, dleasdanas, aire,
seirbhis,
cuirteas.
DEVOLVE,
v. a. and n.
Roil, ruidbil,
cuir car mu char
; leag
air neach eile
;
tuit
a dh
1
ionnsuidh
;
rach car mu char.
DEVOLUTION,
s.
Roladb;
tuiteam a
dh'
ionnsuidh.
DE
VOTE,
v. a.
Coisrig ;
thoir thairis do
;
dit
;
thoir seachad do
; malluich,
sonraich
air son millidh.
DEVOTEDNESS,
s.
Coisrigeachd,
toirt
thairis do.
DEVOTEE,
s.
Crahhaiche,
saobh-chreid-
mheacb.
DEVOTION,
s.
Diadhachd; crabhadh,
aoradh
; urnuigh ; teas-ghradh,
toirt suas
a chridhe
; durachd, toil,
deine.
DEVOTIONAL, adj.
Crabhach,
diadh-
aidh.
DEVOTIONALIST,
s. Crabhaiche.
DEVOUR,
v. a. Ith
suaa,
glam, glut,
beubanaich,
riasail
; sgrioa,
mill,
cuir as
do
;
smuais le
tlachd,
ith
gu glamhach.
DEVOURER,
5.
Glutair, glaimseir;
marbhaiche.
DEVOUT,
adj. Diadhaidh, crabhach,
naomh.
DEUSE,
s. An diabhol.
DEUTERONOMY,
5. Leabhar an ath-
lagha,
Deuteronomi.
DEW,
s.
Druchd, dealt,
braon.
DEW,
v. a. Fliuch le druchd.
DEWDROP,
s. Boinne
dealt,
braon.
DEWLAP,
s.
Gearradh-uchd,
sprogail).
DEWLAPT,
adj. Sprogailleach.
DEW
WORM,
s. Daol dealta.
DEWY,
s.
Dealtach,
druchdach,
braonach.
DEXTER,
adj. Deis,
deiseal.
DEXTERITY,
s.
Deisealaehd, tapachd,
ealamhachd
; teomachd, seoltachd,
lamh-
chaireachd.
DEXTEROUS,
arf;. Deiseil, teoma, seolta,
ealanta,
lamhchair; innleachdach,
tionns-
galach.
DEXTRAL,
adj.
Deas. deiseil.
DEXTRALITY,
5.
Lamh-dheas,
taobh
na laimhe deise.
DIABETES,
s. Ruith
fuail.
DIABOLICAL,
ladj. Diabhlaidh,deamh-
DIABOLIC, ) naidh,
aingidh.
DIACOD1UM,
s.
Sugh
a
chodalain,
deoch
codail.
DIACOUSTICS,
s.
Claist-iul,
fuaim-iul.
DIADEM,
s.
Crun,
coron.
DIADEMED,
adj.
Criuntp.
DIAGONAL,
adj.
Trasda,
o oiinn
gu
olo-
inn.
DIAGONAL,
s. Trasdan.
DIAGRAM,
s.
Dealbh,.
DIAL,
s.
Uaireadaiv-greine.
DIAL-PLATE,
s. Clar-innsidh na h-
uaire.
DIALECT,
s.
Dual-chainnt, doigh-labh-
airt, cainnt,
canmhuinn.
DIALECTICAL, adj. Reusonach, arguin-
neach
;
dual-chninn teach.
DIALING,
5.
Tarruing
uaireadair
greine.
DIALIST,
s. Fear-deanamh uaireadairean
greine.
Fear comh-labhairt.
Comh-labhairt,
comb-
Croislin.
Croislineach,
dir-
DIALOGIST,
s.
DIALOGUE,
s.
abairt.
DIAMETER,
a.
DIAMETRICAL, adj.
each an
aghaidh.
DIAMOND,
s.
Daoimein,
daoimean.
DIAPASON,
s. Comh-sheirm nan uile
fhuahn.
DI A
PER,
s. Anart
greise.
DIAPER,
v. a.
Stiallaich,
greis.
DIAPHORETIC,
adj.
Fallusach.
DIAPHORETIC,
5.
Cungaidh
fhalluis.
DIAPHRAGM,
*.
Ansgaht;
dealach-
adh.
DIARRHOZA, s.
Buinneach, sgaird,
gearrarh,
flann-bhuinn<>ach.
DIARRHO3TIC, adj. Fuasgailteach, purg-
aideach.
DIARIST,
s. Fear cumail cunntais air
gnothach gach
latha.
DIA R
Y,
s. Leabhar-latha.
DIBBLE,*.
Pleadhag, putair.
DICAC1TY,
*. Beadaidheachd.
DICE,
s.
Disnean,
fir-theoirne.
DICE-BOX,
s. Disnein.
DICER,
5. Cearraiche
taileisg.
DICTATE,
5.
Deachd, seol,
orduicb.
DICTATE,
s.
Riaghailt, deachdadh,
or-
dugh, reachd,
aithne.
DICTATION,
s.
Deachdadh, orduchadb,
deachdaireachd.
DICTATOR, s. Ard-uachdaran Roimb-
each
;
deachdair.
DICTATORIAL,
adj. Ceannsalach,
smachdail.
DICTATORSHIP,-
1. Inbhe ard-uachd-
arain;
ceannsalachd,
smacbd,
deachdair-
eachd.
DICTION,
s.
Labhradh, doigh-labhairt,
cainnt.
DICTIONARY,
s. Foclair.
DIDACTIC,
>
DIDACTICAL, r^'
Seoiach<
DIE 713 DIM
nv
'<'
(
'"' a ' ^H^1<
DIE,
s.
Dath;
(die,)disne;
seul citinn-
DYE,
\
idh.
DIE,
v. n.
Basaich,
eug.
caochail, siubhail,
faigh
bas
; searg,
crion, seac,
nieath.
DIER,
7
~ .
DYER,!*'
Datl' ada' r'
DIET,
s.
L6n, biadh,
teachd-an-tir
;
biadh
duine
tinn;
coinneamh fhlath.
DIET,
v. a. arid n. Beathaich
; biadh,
ar-
aich
; gabh
biadh
riaghailteach.
DIET-DRINK,
s.
Deoch-leighis.
DIETETIC,
75.
A bhuineas do Ion
DIETETICAL, \ riaghailteach.
DIFFER,
v. a. and n.
Eadar-dhealaicb.
cuir eadar-dhealachadh
j
bi air d'eadar-
dhealachadh,
bi air leth o
; connsaich,
cuii
a roach air
;
dealaich am barail.
DIFFERENCE,
s. Eadar-dhealachadh
muthitdli; atharrachadh,
caochladh
;
conns-
achadh, connspoid,
cur a mach.
DIFFERENT,
adj.
Air leth
;
de
ghne eile,
eu-cosmhuil, eu-coltach, eugsamhuil.
DIFFI-CULT,
adj.
Deacair, duilich,
doirbh, cruaidh, draghail ; docair,
neo-
fhurasda
; dreanganach, corracb,
do-thoil-
eachadh.
DIFFICULTY,
s.
Dorradas, deacaireachd,
douairt'achd,
duilgheadas ; cruaidh-chas,
teinn, imrlieist, airc, trioblaid, spairn.
DIFFIDE. v.n. Bi an-earbsach.
DIFFIDENCE,
*.
Amharus, an-amharns,
teagamh,
mi-earbsa
; saidealtas,
faiteas.
DIFFIDENT,
adj.
Amharusach,
an-amh-
urasach, mi-earbsach, teagamhach ;
said-
ealta, faitcach,
sgathach.
DIFFISSION,
s.
Sgoltadh.
DIFFLUENCE,
) s.
Silteachd, leaghadh,
DIFFLUfcNCY, \ dortadh,
DI FFLUEN
T, adj.
Silteach.
DIFFUSE,
v. a. Doirt a
mach, taom,
taosg, sjijHoil ; sgap, craobh-sgaoil.
DIFFUSE,
adj. Sgapta, sgaoilte, sgaoilt-
each
; neo-sgiobalta,
taudaichte.
DIFFUSED,
part. adj. Sgaoilte, sgapta,
craobh
-sgaoilte.
DIFFUSEDNESS,
s.
Sgaoilteachd.
Dl F
FUSION,
s.
Sgaoileadh, craobh-sgaoil-
eadh
; pailteas ; neo-sgiobaltachd.
DIFFUSIVENESS,
s.
Neo-sgiobaltachd,
leudachadh.
DIG,
'. a. and n. Cladhaich,
tochail,
treach-
il, buraich,
ruamhair
;
bi ruamhar.
DI G
EST,
s. Leabhar
lagha.
DIGEST,
/. a. and n.
Eagaraich,
cuir an
ordugh ; meirbh,
cnamh
;
cnuasaich
; gabb
ri, giulain
)e
; iongaraich.
D1GESTKK,
.t. Fear our an
uvdugh
:
cnamhaiche.
DIGESTIBLE,
adj. Cnamhach,
so-
chnauih.
DIGESTION,
s.
Cnamh,
meirbhcadh
;
iougrachadh, brachadh,
grodadh.
DIGESTIVE, adj. Cnamhach,
cnaimh-
tcac!\
; e:igarach.
DIGESTIVE,
,s. Piasd enatnha.
DIGGABLE, adj.
So-chladhach.
DIGGER,
s.
Fear-cladhaii-.il.
DIGIT,
s. Tri cheathrarnhnan na h-6ir-
lich,
an dara cuid
dtug
de choislin na
greine
no na
gealaiche ;
aon chomharradh
aireamh.
DIGNIFIED,
adj. Urramach,
urram
aichte.
DIGNIF1CATION,
s. Ardachadn
DIGNIFY,
v. a.
Ardaich,
urramaich
inbhich.
DIGNITARY,
s.
Ard-shagart.
DIGNITY,
s.
Airde, urram,
inbhc.
DIGRESS,
w. n.
Claim,
rach
fiar,
tionnd-
aidh as an
t-slighe ;
bris air do sheanachas.
DIGRESSION,
5. Seacharan seanachais,
iomvdll
cainnte; claonadh,
fiaradh.
DIKE,
.?.
Clais,
dig, cam-rath; garadh,
bruach,
cullaid.
Dl LA
CERATE,
v. n.
Riasail, stroic,
reub.
D1LACERATION,
s.
Riasladh,
stroic-
eadh,
reubadh.
DILAPIDATE,
v. a. and n.
Dith-lataich,
tasaii-.h
;
fas 'nad aibhist.
DILAPIDATION,
s.
Tuiteamsios;
fas
'na aibhist.
DILATE,
v. a. and n.
Sgaoil
a
macli,
leud-
aich
;
aithris
gu
mion
; meudaich,
at,
Ja.'
uior;
bi
leudacliadh,
labhair
gu
mion.
D1LATORINESS,
s.
Mairnealaohd,
ath-
aisichead, fardal, lunndaireachd,
teadal-
achd.
DILATORY, adj. Mall, mairnealach,
fardalach, seamsanach,
lunndach.
DiLECTION,
s. Gradhachadh.
DILEMMA,
s.
Argumaidribidh ;
im-
cheist.
DILIGENCE,
s.
Dichioll,
durachd.
DILIGENT,
adj. Dichiollach, deanadach,
durachdach,
gniomhach.
DILUTE,
v. a.
Tanaich,
lagaich.
DILUTION,*.
Tanachadh.
DILUV1AN,
adj.
Tuilteach.
DIM,
adj. Doilleir,
dorcha, dall,
duaich-
nidh.
DIM,
v. a.
Doilleirich, dorchaich,
ueulaich
DIMENSION,
s.
Tomhas, moud,
nu-ml-
achd,
t.oniHd. tomult.
4 X
DIM 7H
DIS
DIMINISH,
v. a. and n.
Lughdaich, beag-
aich,
dean ni's
lugha,
thoir a
sios,
thoir
uaith
;
fas ni's
lugha.
DIMINUTION,
s.
Lughdachadh, beag-
acha<ih, isleachadh,
eas-onarachadh
; lughd-
aireachd.
DIMINUTIVE, adj. Beag, crion,
leibid-
each,
raeanbh.
DIMINUTIVE,
5. Focal crion-sheadh
;
iii
a
highdaicheas.
DIMINUT1VENESS,
s.
Crinead,
orhie.
DIMISH, adj.
Doilleir,
car dorcha-
D1M1SSION,
s. Cead falbh.
DiMITY. Seors* aodaich canaich.
DIMNESS,
s.
Doilleireachd,
dubharachd
doilT inn tin n.
DI >]
PLE,
s.
Lagan
maise.
DIMPLED,
DIMPLY,
fy
Laganach, copanach.
JOIN,
s.
Toirm, fuaim, bodhar-fhuaim,
gaoir, stairn, stairirich,
farum.
DINE,
v. a. and n. Thoir dinneir
do,
biadh
; gabh dinneir, gabh proinn.
DINGLE,
s.
Gleanii, glac, lag.
DINGINESS,
s. Duaichueachd.
DINGY,
adj.
Lachd unc
.
DININGROOM,
s.
Profnn-lann,
seomar-
dinnearach.
DINNER,
5.
Dinneir, proinn,
biadh-
feasgair.
DINNER-TIME,
s. Am-dinnearach.
DINT,
s.
Buille,
gleadhar, strac, coilleag ,
aileadh,
lorg ; neart, cumhachd,
spioirn-
adh.
DINT,
v. a.
Spuaic,
cuir aileadh air.
DINUMERATION,
s. Cunntas aon nn
deigh
aoin.
DIOCESAN,
s.
Easbuig.
DIOCESAN,
adj. Easbuigeach.
DIOCESE,
5.
Sglreachd easbuig,
cuairt
easbuig.
DIP,
v. a. and n.
Turn, bog; bogaich,
taisich
;
t
bring
fodha.
DIP,
s. Tuiteam a sios.
DIPHTHONG,*.
Da-fhoghair.
DIPLOMA,
s. Coir
sgriobhta,
barantas
ceirde.
DIPLOMACY,
5. Staid
corach,
comhlan
theachdairean.
DIPLOMATIC,
adj.
Teachdaireach.
DIPPER,*.
Tumair.
DIRE, adj. Eagallach, uamhasach, oillteil,
uainharra.
DIRECT, adj. Direach,
neo-cbrom
;
soill-
eir,
so-thuigsinn,
reidh.
DIRECT,
v. a. Cuir
direach, seol,
slinr
,
cuimsich,
cum ri
; treoraich,
drduioh.
DIRECTION,
*.
Seoladh, treorachndh,
stiuiadh,
ateurnadh
; aomadh, imeachd;
ordugh, aithne, riaghailt.
DIRECTIVE, adj.
Seolach,
iulmhor.
DIRECTNESS,
s. Dlrichead.
DIRECTOR,
s.
Fear-seolaidh,
treoruich-
ear;
fear
gnothaich
comuinn.
DIRECTORY,
s. Leabhar-seolaidh.
DIREFUL,
adj. Eagallaoh,
uamhasach.
D1KEFULNESS,
s.
Uamharrachd,
uamh-
asach (].
D1REPTION,
s.
Spuinneadh, spmlleadh.
DIRGE,
s.
Tuireadh, cumha,
tnarbhrann
DIRK,
v.
Biodag,
cuinnsear.
DIRT,
5.
Cac, salanhar; inneir, aolach,
poll,
clabar,
eabar
; mosaiche,
trudaireacbd.
DIRT,
v. a.
Cac,
salaich.
DIRTINESS,
s.
Salacharachd,
clabarachd
;
mosaiche, leibideachd,
miodhoireachd.
DIRTY,
adj.
Salach, mosach, neo-ghlan,
neo-fhinealta,
miodhoir.
DIRTY,
v. a.
Salaich,
truaill
; tamailtiob,
maslaich.
DIRUPTION,
s.
Sgaineadh, sgoltadb,
vsracadh.
DISABILITY,
s. Neo-chomas.
DISABLE,
v. a. Dean
neo-chomasach,
ciurr.
DISABUSE,
v. a. Cuir ceart.
DISACCOMMODATI()N,s.Ana-goirios.
DISACCUSTOM,
v. a. Cuir a cleachdadh.
.DISADVANTAGE,
s.
Calldachd, call,
dochair
; ana-cothrom,
mi-chothrom.
DISADVANTAGEOUS,
adj.
Ana-coth-
romach, diobhalach,
caillteach.
DISADVENTUROUS, adj.
Mi-fhortan-
ach,
tubaisteach,
mi-shealbhach.
DISAFFECT,
v. a. Dean mi-thoilichte
;
fuathaich,
dean tair air.
DISAFFECTED, adj.
Mi-thoilichte,
can-
ranach,
mi-runach^
DISAFFECTION,
s.
MUhoileachadh,
droch run
;
mi-dhilseachd,
ceannairc
;
mi-
rioghalachd.
DISAGREE,
v. n.
Mi-chord,
cuir a mach
air,
eas-aontaich.
DISAGREEABLE, adj.
Neo-thaitneacb,
neo-thlachdmhor
; neo-fhreagarrach,
neo-
chothromach.
DISAGREE
ABLE
NESS,
s. Mi-thait-
neachd,
neo-aoidhealachd, neo-aogasachd.
DISAGREEMENT,
5. Neo-amhluidh-
eachd, eu-coltas, eug-samhlachd
;
eu-cord-
adh,
eas-aonachd.
D1SSALLOW,
v. a. and n.
Toirmisg,
bac; diiilt,
na ceadaich
;
hi
diultadh,
bi
toirmeasg.
DISALLOWABLE,arf;.
Neo-cheadaichte,
toirmisgte.
DIS 715
DIS
DISALLOWANCE,
*.
Bacadb,
toirm-
easg,
diultadli.
DISANIMATE,
v. a. Marbh
;
mi-mhis-
nich.
DISAPPEAR,
v. n.
Theirig
a
fradharc,
rach a
sealladh, teich,
falbh.
DISAPPOINT,
v. a.
Meall,
faillinnich
air,
diobair.
DISAPPOINTMENT,
s.
Mealladh,
mearaohdachadh,
duil-bhristeadh,
tubaist,
dlobradh.
DISAPPROBATION,
*>s.
Crouachadh,
DISAPPROVAL, } coireachadh,
achmhasan, diteadh,
mi-thaitneadh.
DISAPPROVE,
v. a.
Coirich, cronaich,
dit,
dith-mol.
DISARM,
v. a. Dith-araiaich.
DISARRANGE,
v. n. Aimhreitich.
DISARRAY,
v. a.
Ruisg,
cuir 'aodach
dheth.
DISARRAY,
5.
Aimhreit, aimhreidh,
eas-
ordugh, mi-riaghail* ; riisgadh.
DISASTER,
s.
Anradh, truaighe, tubaist,
sgiorradh, bochduinn, calldach,
trioblaid.
DISA-oTROUS,
adj.
Mi-fhortanach, sgior-
rail, tubaisteach, muladach,
trioblaideacb
;
dosgainneach, truagh,
caillteach.
DISASTROUSNESS,
s.
Mi-shealbhachd,
urcboideachd, tubaisteachd, truaighe.
DISAVOUCH,
}
v. a.
Aicheidh,
na h-
D1SAVOW, J
aithnich.
DISAVOWAL,
s.
Aicheadh,
diultadh.
DISBAND,
v. a. and n. Thoir cead
do,
leig
fa
sgaoil, leig
air
falbb,
sgaoil, sgap
:
faigh
do chead.
DISBARK,
v. a. Cuir air tir
;
ruisg,
thoir
a chairt dheth.
DISBELIEF,
s. Mi
chreideamh,
mi-
chreideas.
DISBELIEVE,
v. a. Na creid.
DISBELIEVER,
s.
Aria-creidmheach,
mi-chreidmheach.
D1SBOWEL,
v. a. Thoir am mionach a.
DISBURDEN,
v. a. and n. Neo-luchd-
aich, eutromaich,
cuir dheth eallach
;
cuir
luchd dhlot.
DISBURSE,tva. Cosd,
cuiramach
airgiod.
DISBURSEMENT,
s. Cur a
mach,
DISBURSER,
s. Fear roinn
airgid.
DISCARD,
v. a. Cuir air falbh.
DISCASE,
v. a.
Ruisg,
thoir as a thruaill.
DISCERN,
v. a. and n.
Faic,
thoir fain
ear;
beachdaich,
dearc
;
faic muthadh
;
cuir
eadar-dhealachadh,
bi cuir mutimid In
D1SCERNER,
s.
Beachdair,
breitheamh.
DISCERNIBLE, adj. So-faaicinn,
soilleir.
DISCERNING, adj.
Beachdail,
tuigseach.
DISCERNMENT,
5.
Tuigse, eolas,
deadh-bhreitheachadh,
tiir.
DISCERP,
v. a.
Srac, stroic,
thoir as n
cheile 'na
mhlreau,
bloighdich ;
eadar-
dhealaich,
thoir a chuid a's fearr as.
DISCHARGE,
v. a. and n.
Eutromaich,
neo-luchdaich
tilg
a
mach,
leig
a
mach,
leig as;
caith
urchair; diol,
loc, puidh,
thoir seachad
;
saor
;
cuir air
falbh;
coimh-lioi).
DISCHARGE,
s.
Fuasgladh, sgaoileadb,
leigeadh
as no air falbh
;
urchair
;
taorn-
adh,
sruth
;
cur air
falbh,
cur a dreuchd
;
saoradh,
saorsa
; paidheadb,
dloladh
;
litir
shaoraidh
;
coimhlionadh.
DISCHARGER,
s. Fear
leigidh fuasg-
ailte.
DISCIPLE,
s.
Deisciobul,
sgoilear,
fear
leanmhuinn.
DISCIPLESHIP,
s. Deisciobulachd.
DISCIPLINARIAN,
.v.
Fear-teagaisg
cruaidh,
fear smachdail.
DISCIPLINARY, adj. OUeanach,
steorn-
ach.
freagarrach
do dheisciobul.
DISCIPLINE,
s.
Oilcan, teagasg,
ionns-
acbadh, foghlum,
muineadh
; riaghladh,
riaghailt
; umhlachd,
smachd
; peanas
;
pianadh,
ceannsachadh.
DISCIPLINE,
v. a.
Oileanaich, ionnsaich,
teagaisg, foghluim ; stiiir, seol, riaghail
;
smachdaich,
ceannsaich.
DISCLAIM,
v. a.
Aicheidh,
cuir ciil ri.
DISCLAIMER,.?.
Fear cur cul ri.
DISCLOSE,
v. a.
Foillsich,
cuir os
aird,
leig ris; foagail,
thoir a
mach, innis,
nochd.
DISCLOSER,
s. Fear cur os aird.
DISCLOSURE,*. Leigeadh ris, seoladh,
taisbeanadh,
nochdadh,
foillseacbadh.
DISCOLORATION,
s.
Dathadh,
muth-
adh dath
; ball,
sal.
DISCOLOUR,
v. a.
Duaichnich,
mill
dath.
DISCOLOURED,
adj.
lol-dhathach.
DISCOMFIT,
v. a.
Ceannsaich, ruag,
claoidh, casgair.
DISCOMFITURE,
s.
Teicheadh, ruaig,
casgradh,
clanidh, saruchadb, sgrios.
DISCOMFORT,
s.
Mulad, an-shocair,
trioblaid,
airsneal, bron,
leireadh.
DISCOMFORT,
v. a.
Mi-mhisnich,
leir
DISCOMMEND,
v. a. Dith-mol.
DISCOMMENDATION,
*. Dith-rnol-
adh.
DISCOMMODE,
v. a. Cuir
dragh
air.
DISCOMMODIOUS,a
(
/j. Draghail,
triob-
laideach,
mi-thaitneach.
DISCOMPOSE,
v. a.
Aimhreitich,
cuir
lhar
doigh,
cuir thara
cheile,
cuir a
riagh-
DIS 716 DIS
ailt,
cuir fo
bhuaireas, feargaich, eargnaich ;
dorranaich.
DISCOMPOSURE,
s.
Aimhreit,
aimh-
reidh, tuairgneadh, buaireas;
troimh
cheile,
eas-ordugh.
DISCONCERT,
v. a. Cuir troimh
cheile,
feargaich,
dorranaich
; sgaoil,
cuir fa
sguoil.
DISCONFORMITY,
s.
Neo-fhreagarr-
achd, mi-chordadh,
neo-choslachd.
DISCONGRUITY,
s.
Mi-chordadh,
neo-
fhreagarrachd.
DISCONNECT,
v. a. Bris comh-bbann.
DISCONSOLATE, adj. Tuirseach,
bron-
ach,
dubhach, gun
chomh-fhurtachd.
DISCONTENT,
)
adj.
Mi-thoilichte
;
DISCONTENTED,
] neo-thoiliclue,
mi-
shuaimhneach,
diombuidheach.
DISCONTENT,
s. Mi-thoileucha-ih, neo-
thoileachas-inntinn.
DISCONTENTEDNESS,
5. Neo-thoil-
eachas-irintinn, neo-thoilealarhd
DISCONTENTMENT,
s. Mi-thoileach-
adh, neo-thoileachas-irmtinn.
DISCONTINUANCE,
s. Neo-mhair.Inn-
eachd,
bristeachd
; stad,
sgur, leigeadh
seachad.
DISCONTINUE,
v. a. arid n.
Sguir, leig
seachad,
leig dhiot,
cuir stad
air,
teirig.
DISCORD,
s.
Aimhreit,
mi-chordadh;
strl,
eas-aonachd
;
racaireachd.
DISCORDANCE,
) s.
Mi-ehordadh,
eas-
DISCORDANC
Y, I aonachd,
neo-fhreag-
arrachd.
DISCORDANT,
adj. Neo-fhreagarrach,
neo-sheasmhach,
aimhreiteach
;
easaont-
ach,
neo-chordail
;
eu-coltach.
DISCOVER,
v. a.
Faijfh
a
mach, foillsich,
nochd,
thoir am fradharc
;
leig fhaicinn,
seall,
taisbein, leig
ris,
dean aithnichte
;
faigh
a mach.
DISCOVERABLE, adj.
So-fhaotainn a
mach.
DISCOVERER,
s. Fear-faotainn a mach
;
brathadair.
DISCOVERY,
s. Faotainn a mach
;
foill-
seachadh,
nochdadh,
taisbeanadh.
DISCOUNT,
s.
Leigeadh
sios
;
riadh
airgid
laimhe.
DISCOUNT,
v. a. Ath
dhiol, paidh
roimh laimh.
DISCOUNTENANCE, . a.
Mi-mhis-
nich,
amhairc air le
anutlachd.
DISCOUNTENANCE;
s.
Fuaralachd,
fionnarachd,
fuar-chairdeas.
DISCOUNTER,
s. Fear toirf. air
riadh,
ocar-fhear.
DISCOURAGE,
r. a.
Mi-mhisnich,
cuir
fo aimheal
; sgathaich, geiltich.
DISCOURAGER,*.
Fear mi-mhisneach-
aidh.
DISCOURAGEMENT,
s. Mi-mhis-
neachadh
; mi-mhisneach,
bacadh.
DISCOURSE,*. Comhradb,
comh-labh-
airt, bruidheann,
eonaltradh
; cainnt,
sear-
moin.
DISCOURSE,
v. a. and n.
Comh-labhair,
labhair
air,
dean cainnt
; bruidhinn,
dean
comhradh
;
innis seanachas
;
searmonaich
;
I'eusoriaich.
DISCOURSED
s.
Fear-labhairt;
fear-
sgriobhaidh
sheanachas.
D1SCOURSIVE,
adj. Comhradhach,
comhrai teach
; arguinneaoh,
reusonach
;
conaltrach.
DISCOURTEOUS,
adj.
Neo-aoidheil,
mi-
mhodhail, ne-shiobhalta, neo-shuairce,
dalma, borb, duairceach.
DISCO
URTESY,*. Mi-mhodh,neo-shlobh-
altachd.
DIbCOUS,
adj.
Leatbatin.
DISCREDIT,
.s.
Masladh, tair, mi-chliu,
DISCREDIT,
v. a. Dtan
breugach ;
nar-
aich,
mjislaich
;
na
creid,
na toir creideas do.
DISCREDITABLE,
adj.
Mi-ehliuit-
each, narach, niHsLtch,
tamnilteach.
DISCREET,
adj. GiSc, faicilleach,
curam-
ach
; modbail,
siobhalt.
DISCREPANCY,
.s.
Eadar-dhealachadh,
muthadh, eas-aonachd,
mi-chordadh.
DISCREPANT,
adj. Neo-fhreagarrach,
easaontach.
DISCRETION,
s.
Gliocas, ciall,
crionnt-
achd
; saor-inntinr.eachd,
toil.
DISCRETIONARY,
adj.
A reir
toile;
neo-cheangailte,
saor,
gun
bhacadh.
D1SCR1MINABLE,
adj.
So-aithneach-
adh.
DISCRIMINATE,
v. a.
Eadar-dhealaich,
comharraich a mach
; sgar, tagh
a mach.
DISCRIMINATION,
s. Eadar-dhealach-
adh, muthadh, aithncachadh,
comharradh
air leth.
DISCRIMINATIVE,
adj.
Eadar-dheal-
achail.
DI SCUMBENC
Y,
s. Cdrr-shuidbe.
DISCURSIVE,
adj.
Luaineach,
luasgan-
ach,
falbhanach, ,
siubhlach
;
reusonach.
DISCUSS,
v. a.
Feuch, rannsaich,
sgrud.
DISCUSSION,
*.
Fcuchainn, deuchainn,
rannsachadh,sgrudadh,ceasnachadh,cnuas-
achadh, argumaid,
reusonachadh.
DISDAIN,
v. a. and n. Cuir suarach
e,
tarcuisich,
na b' fhiach ]eat
;
fas frionasach.
DIS 717
DIS
DISDAIN,
*.
Tair, tarcuis, dimeas,
spid ;
mlothlachd, ardan,
straic.
DISDAINFUL, adj. Tarcuiaeacb, taireil,
spideil,
ardan
ach,
uaibh
reach,
straiceil.
DISEASE,
s.
Tinneas, euslairit,
galar,
eueail.
DISEASE,
v. a. Dean
tinn,
dean eucail-
each.
DISEASED, adj.
Tinn, galarach,
neo-
fhallain.
DISEDGED, adj.
Maol,
gun
fhaobhav.
DISEMBARK,
v. a. and n, Cuir air
tir,
rach air tir.
DISEMBARRASS,
r. a.
Fuasgail,
saor.
DISEMBITTER,
v. a. Milsich.
DISEMBOGUE,
v. a. and n.
Srutb, doirt,
taom
; bruchd,
steall.
DISENABLE, v. a. Dean neo-chomasach.
DISENCHANT,
v. a. Saor o
gheasaibh.
DISENCUMBER v. a.
Dlth-luchdaich,
eutromaich, faothaioh,
thoir dhetb uallach.
DISENCUMBRANCE,
s. Dith-Iuchd-
achadh,
eutromachadh,
faothachadh.
DISENGAGE,
v. a. and n.
Fuasgail,
dealaicH,
cuir fa
sgaoil ; reiticb,
saor o
amladh, cuir an
saorsa;
saor tku
fein,
bi
fuasgailte.
DISENGAGED, adj. Neo-cheangailte,
gun
amladh.
DISENGAGEMENT,
s.
Fuasgladh,
saorsa.
DISENTANGLE,
v. a.
Fuasgail, reitich,
thoir a amladh.
DISENTANGLEMENT,
5. Saoradh o
amladh.
DISENTERRE,
v. a. Thoir as an
uaigh.
DISENTHRAL,
v. a. Saor o thrailleachd.
D1SENTHRONE,
v. a. Cuir bharr a
chruin.
DISESTEEM,
s.
Dimeas, mi-shuim, beag
toirt.
DISFAVOUR,
s. Mi-fhabhar.
DISFIGURATION,*. Mi-dhealbh,
mi-
dhreach,
duaichneachd.
DISFIGURE,
v. a.
Duaichuich,
mill
dreach.
DISFRANCHISE,
v. a. Cuir a coir.
DISFRANCH1SEMENT,
s. Toirt air
falbh choraichean.
DISGORGE,
v. a.
Diobhuir, sgeith,
bruchd,
tilg.
DISGRACE,
s.
Eas-urram, cion-fabhair;
masladh, tamailt, uaire,
aobhar-naire.
DISGRACE,
v. a.
Maslaich, tamailtich,
eas-urramaich;
naraich
;
cuir d
fabhar,
gu
h-araidh fabhar
righ.
DISGRACEFUL, adj.
Maslach,
tamailt-
each,
nar.
DISGRACEFULNESS,
.
Maslachd,
tamailteachd.
DISGUISE,
r. a.
Cleith, folaich,
atharr-
aich
cruth,
cuir an
aimh-riochd,
muth
dreach.
DISGUISE,
s. Comhdach
meallta,
aimh-
riochd
; cidhis, deise-chleith.
DISG^UST,
.f.
Grain,
sgreamh, fuath,
ddis-
inn/anutlachd.
DISGUST,
v. a.
Grainich,
cuir
sgreamft
air,
cuir deisinn
air, sgreataich ;
cuir
miothlachd
air, fuathaich,
DISGUSTING,
)
adj. D^isinneach,
grain-
DISGUSTFUL, J eil, fuathach, sgreamh-
ail.
DISH,
5. Soitheach, mias.
DISH,
v. a. Cuir am meis.
DISH-CLOUT,
s. Clud nan soithicheau.
DISHABILLE,
s. Neo-uidheam.
DISHEARTEN,
v. a.
Mi-mhisnich,
deau
lag-chridheach.
DISHEIR,
v. a. Cuir a
oighreachd.
DISHEVEL,
v. a. Cuir fait troimh
cheile.
DISHONEST, adj. Mi-onarach,
eas-ion-
raic,
b: ailacli
; cealgach,
fealltach
;
mi-
ghcamnuidh.
DISHONESTY,
s.
Eas-ionracaa, mi-onoir,
meirle braide
; mi-mhacantas,
mi-gheam-
nuidhe^chd.
DISHONOUR,
s.
Eas-urram, eas-onoir,
dimeas, masladh, tamailt; mi-chliu,
sgain-
neal.
DISHONOUR,
v. a.
Eas-onoraich,
eas-
urramaioh, maslaich,
naraich
;
truaill.
DISHONOURABLE, adj. Eas-onoracb.
mi-chliuiteach, maslach, nar,
tamailteach.
DISHONOURER,
s. Fear eas-onorach-
aidb,
fear-truaillidh.
DISINCLINATION,
s.
Mi-thoil,
dith
toirvaidh.
DISINCLINE,
v. a. Dean neo
-thoileach,
dean neo.9ontach.ail.
DISINCLINED
adj. Eu-thoileach,a!n-
deonach,
tipo-aontachail.
DIS1NGENUITY,
5.
Dubailteachd,
mealltair^achd.
DISINGENUOUS, adj. Dubailte,
car-
ach, lubach, fealltach, sligheach.
DISINHERISON,
s. Toirt air falbh
coir-bhreith.
DISINHERIT,
v. a. Buin uaithe a choir-
bhreith.
DISINTER, v. a.
Tog
d
uaigh.
DISINTERESTED, adj.
Neo-fhe"ineil,
glan,
fivlaidh ;
coma.
DISINTERESTEDNESS,
s. Neo-fh6in-
ealachd, gloine,
tialaidheachd.
DIS 718 DIS
D1SINTERMENT,
s.
Togail
as an
uaigh,
ais-eirigh.
DISJOIN,
v. a.
Dealaich, eadar-dhealaich,
thoir as a cheile.
DISJOINT,
v. a. Cuir as an alt
;
bris
;
bloighdich, spealg,
cuir as a cheile.
DISJOINTED, adj.
As an
alt, dealaichte;
as a
cheile,
briste.
DISJ UN
CT,
adj.
Dealaichte,
eadar-dheal-
aichte.
DISJUNCTION,
s.
Dealachadh,
eadar-
sgaradh.
DISJUNCTIVE, adj.
Easaoutach,
neo-
chordach.
DISK,
s.
Aodann, aghaidh ; peilisteir.
DISLIKE,
s.
Fuath, mi-thaitneadh, grain.
DISLIKE,
v. a.
Fuathaich, sgreamhaich
ruiinh.
DISLIKEN,
v. a. Dean
eugsamhuil.
DISLIKENESS,
s.
Eu-coltas,
mi-cholt-
achd.
DISLIKER,
s. Fear-fuathachaidh.
DISL1MB,
v. a,
Srac, stioic, riasail,
thoir
ball o bhall.
DISLOCATE,
v. a. Cuir a
aite,
cuir a
alt.
DISLOCATION,
s.
Carachadh,
cur 6.
aite
;
dol as an
alt,
cur a alt.
DISLODGE,
v. a. and w. Cuir a
aite,
cuir
air theicheadh
; gluais,
cuir imrich.
DISLOYAL,
adj.
Neo-dhileas,
mi-dhileas,
mi-rioghail.
DISLOYALTY,
s.
Mi-rioghalachd
;
neo-
dhilseach,
mi-dhilseachd.
DISMAL, adj. Oillteil, uamharra, eagal-
.
aoh, dubhach, brdnach,
neo-shuilbhir.
DISMALNESS,
s.
Uamhairachd,
oillteal-
achd,
doirchead.
DISMANTLE,
v. a.
Ruisg,
cuir dheth a
chomhdach
; tilg sios, leag gu
lar.
DISMAY,
v. a.
Oilltich, clisg,
cuir uamh-
unn no
eagal
air.
DISMAY,
s.
Oillt, eagal,
uamhunn.
OlSMAYEDNESS.s. Oilltealachd,
uamh-
unnachd.
DISMEMBER,
v. a.
Bloighdich, spion
as
a
cheile,
thoir ball o bhall.
DISMEMBERMENT,
s.
Bloighdeach-
adh,
roinn.
DISMISS,
v. a. Cuir air
fulbh, sgaoil;
thoir a chead do
;
cuir a dreuchd.
DISMISSION,
5. Cur air
falbh,
cur air
theachdaireachd
;
ceadachadh falbh
;
cur a
dreuchd.
DISMOUNT,
v. a. and n. Teirinn bharr
eich
;
cuir no
tilg
sios
; tuirl,
tuiiiing.
DISOBEDIENCE,
s.
Eas-umhlachd,
ceannairc
; diultadh.
DISOBEY,
v. a. Na toir
iimhlachd,
na
striochd.
D1SOBLIGATION,
$.
Oilbheum,
mi-
choingheall.
DISOBLIGE,
v. a. Thoir oilbheum
do,
cuir miothlaclid air.
DISOBLIGING, adj. Mi-choingheallach,
oilbheumach.
DISORDER,
s.
Mi-riaghailt, eas-ordugh,
aimhreit,
buaireas,
troimh cheile
; tinneas,
galar.
DISORDER,
v. a.
Mi-riaghailtich,
eas-
orduich, aimhreitich,
cuir thar a
cheile;
eucailich,
galaraich.
DISORDERLY,
adj. Mi-riaghailteach,
aimhreiteach,
mi-ri.-inail
;
eas-ordach.
DISORGANIZE,
v. a. Eas-orduich.
DISOWN,
. a.
Aicheidh,
na
gabh
ri.
DISPARAGE,
v. a.
Tarcuisic.h,
thoir tair
do,
cuir an
dimeas,
cuir suarrach.
DISPARAGEMENT,
s.
Masladh. tair,
tarcuis, mi-ehliu, sgainneal.
DISPARAGER,
s. Fear maslachaidh.
DISPARITY,
s.
Eu-coltas,
neo-iouann
achd,
mi-choltas,
muthadh.
DISPASSIONATE, adj.
Stdlda,
ciuin.
sorrach,
neo-bhuaireasach.
DISPEL,
v. a.
Sgap, sgaoil, fuadaich,
fog-
air, iom-ruatr, ioni-sgaoil.
DISPENSIBLE,
adj.
A dh' fhaodar dean-
amh as
eugais.
DISPENSARY,
s.
Tigh
nan iocshlaintean.
DISPENSATION,
s.
Compairteachadh,
riaracbadh
; buileachadh, doigh
bhuileach-
aidh
;
cead
peacac.haidh.
DISPENSAT1VE,
adj.
A'
buileachadh,
a'
coinpairteachadh.
DISPENSE,
v. a.
Roinn,
riaraich
;
dean
suas
cunuaidh
leighis; thig
as
eugais.
DISPENSER,
s. Fear
compairteachaidh,
fear-roimi
; leisgeulaiche.
DISPEOPLE,
v. a.
Fasaicb,
dlth-lar-
aich.
D1SPERGE,
v. n.
Crath,
sgiot.
DISPERSE,
v. a.
Sgap, sgaoil, iom-sgaoil.
DISPERSE!!,
s.
Sgapadair.
DISPERSION,
s.
Sgaoileadh, sgapadh.
DISPIRIT,
v. a.
Mi-mhisnich, tiomaicb,
lagaich spiorad ; claoidh,
ciosriaich.
D1SPIRITEDNESS,
s.
Lag-chridheachd.
DISPLACE,
v. a. Cuir a 'aite, cuir as
ionad
; eas-orduich,
aimhreitich.
D1SPLANT,
v. a. Cuir
imrich,
fuadaich.
D1SPLANTATION,
*. Imrich
luis;
fuadach,
cur
imrich,
fasachadh.
DISPLAY,
v. a.
Sgaoil
a
macb, foillsich,
taisbean
; fosgail, leig
ris.
DISPLEASE,
v. a. and n. Mi-thoilich,
DIS
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DIS
thoir oilbheum
do, feargalch,
dean
duilich,
mi-thaitinn.
DISPLEASURE,
..
Mi-tbaitneadh,
mi-
thoil
-
inntinii,
neo-thoileaohas
-
inntinn
;
mi-thlachd, diomb,
fearg, corruich,
mi-
ghcan.
DISPORT,
s.
Cluiche, mireag,
fala-dha.
DISPORT,
v. a.
Cluich, mir,
dean fala-
dha.
DISPOSABLE,
adj. So-sheachnadh,
so-
bhuileachadh
;
a dh* fhaodar a sheach-
nadh.
DISPOSAL,
s.
Buileachadh,
riarachatlh
;
comas buileachaidh
; riaghladb, stiuradh,
seoladh
;
toirt seachad.
DISPOSE,
v. a.
Suidhich,
cuir an
ordugh,
builich, ceartaich,
orduich
; giulain,
iomch-
air
;
dean
ri,
builich.
DISPOSER,
s.
Fear-buileachaidh,
fear
seolaidh,
fear
riaghlaidh,
fear-iuil
;
ard
uachdaran.
DISPOSITION,
s.
Riaghailt, doigh, seol,
suidhearhadh,
rian
; nadur, aomadh,
gne,
call
; aigne,
durachd.
DISPOSSESS,
v. a. Cuir &
seilbh, thoir
o,
cuir a mach.
DISPOSSESSION,
s. Cur a seilbh.
DISPOSURE,
s. Comas buileachaidh.
DISPRAISE,
s.
Diomoladh, eas-urram,
crcmachadh,
mi-chliu.
DISPRAISE,
v. a.
Diomol, cronaich,
coir-
ich,
dit.
DISPRAISER,
5. Diomoltair.
DISPREAD,
v. a. and n.
Sgap, sgaoil,
sin
a mach.
DISPROOF,
5.
Aicheadh,
dearbhadh 'n a
bhi-eig.
DISPROPORTION,
s.
Neo-ionannachd,
eu-coltas,
neo-fhreagarrachd.
DISPROPORT1ONABLE, adj.
Mi-
fhreagarrach.
DISPROPORTION
ABLENESS,s.Neo-
fhreagarrachd.
DISPROVE,
v. a.
Breugnaich,
dearbh
'na
bhreig.
DISPROVER,
5.
Fear-breugnachaidh.
DISPUTABLE,
adj. Tagrach,
ion-chonn-
spoideach,
neo-chinnteach.
DISPUTANT,
s.
Dtasbair, connspoidiche.
DISPUTATION,
s.
Connsachadh,
reus-
onachadh, deasbud,
doasboireachd.
DISPUTATIOUS, adj. Connsachail,
connspoideach.
DISPUTE,
v. a. andn.
Connsaich,
coth-
aich, tagair; reusanaich,
bi deasboireachd.
DISPUTE,
*.
Connsachadh, deasbud,
deasboireachd.
DISQUALIFICATION,
s.
Neo-fhreag-
arrachd, mi-mhurrachas, neo-lomchuldh-
eachd.
DISQUALIFY,
v.a. Dean
neo-iomchuidh,
dean mi-mhurrach.
DISQUIET,
s.
lomaguin,
neo-fhoi*-
neachd.
DISQUIET,
v. a.
Trioblaidich,
cuir
dragh
air.
D1SQUIETFUL,
adj. Mi-shuaimhneach,
neo-fhoisneach.
DISQUIETUDE,
s.
lomaguin,
neo-fhois-
neacbd.
DISQUISITION,
s.
Rannsachadh,
ceaa-
nachadh, sgrudadh, deuchaiuri,
deasboir-
eacbd.-
DISREGARD,
s.
Dlmeas,
neo-shuimeal-
achd.
DISREGARD,
v. a. Dean dlmeas air.
DISREGARDFUL,
adj. Tarcuiseach,
neo-shuimeil.
DISRELISH,
s.
Anablas, grain, sgreamh.
DISRELISH,
v. a.
Sgreamhaich, sgreat-
aich,
grainicb, fuathaich,
gabh grain
deth.
DISREPUTABLE, adj. Neo-mheasail,
mi-chliui
teach,
tamailteach.
DISREPUTE,
s.
Mi-chliu,
droch
ainm,
droch iomradh.
DISRESPECT,
s.
Eas-urram,
tarouis,
tair,
dimeas.
DISRESPECT,
v. a. Dean dimeas
air,
eas-onoraich.
DISRESPECTFUL, adj. Tarcuiseach,
dimeasach,
mi-mhodhoil.
DISROBE,
v. a. Thoir
dheth, neo-sgead-
aich.
DISRUPTION,
s.
Bristeadh, sgaineadh,
sracadh.
DISSATISFACTION,
s. MUthoileach-
adh,
neo-thoileachas inntinn.
DISSATISFY,
v. a. Mi-thoilich.
DISSECT,
v. a. Dean
corp-shnasaireachd,
bloighdich,
cuir as a cheile
; sgrud.
DISSECTION,
s.
Corp-shnasaireachd,
corp-shnasadh.
DISSECTOR,
t.
Corp-shnasaire.
DISSEMBLE,
v. a. and n. Cuir an aimh-
riochd, folaich, ceil, meall; leig
ort,
bi
DISSEMBLER,
s.
Cealgair,
mealltair.
DISSEMINATE,
v.a.
Sgaoil, iom-8gaoil,
craobh-sgaoil.
DISSEMINATION,
s.
Sgaoileadli,
iom-
sgaoileadh, craobh-sgaoileadh.
DISSEMINATOR,
5. Fear craobh-
sgaoilidh.
DISSENSION,
5.
Eas-aont,
aimhreit,
mi-
chordadh,
ceannairc.
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720 DIS
DTSSENTIOUS, adj.
Eas-aoritach,
aimh-
reitich,
ceannairceach.
DISSENT,
v. n. Bi air chaochladh baral-
ach,
mi-chord
;
eaa-aontaich
; sgar,
deal-
aich.
DISSENT,
5.
Eas-aontachadh,
dealachadh,
caochladh barail.
DISSENTANEOUS, adj.
Eas-aontach,
mi-fbreagarrach,
an
aghaidh.
DISSENTER,
s. Fear-easaontachaidh
;
fear-dealaehaidh o'n
eaglais
shuidhiohte.
DISSENTIENT,
adj.
Eas-aoutach
;
con.-is-
poideach, tagluinneach, iorghuilleach.
DISSERTATION,
s.
Oraid, searmoin,
ur-xgeul.
DISSERVICE,
s.
Ciurradh, dochann,
lochd,
cron.
DISSERVICEABLE, adj.
Caillteach,
CVOIKUI.
DISSEVER,
t. a.
Gearr,
sgar,
cadar-
sgar.
DISSIDENCE,
s.
Eas-aontachadh,
mi-
chordadh.
DISSIDENT, adj.
Eas-aontach,
neo-
fhieagarrach.
DISSILIENCE,
s. Leum o
cheile, sgagadh.
DISSIMILAR, adj.
Neo-choslach,
eu-
coltaoh,
eu-cosmhuil.
DISSIMILARITY,
s.
Neo-choslachd,
eu-
colra*,
eu-rosmhalachd.
DISSIMULATION,
s.
Cealgaireachd,
gnuis-mhealladh, cluain,
cuilbheart.
DISSIPABLE, adj. So-sgaoileadh,
so-
sgapa<Ih.
DISSIPATE,
v. a.
Sgaoil, sgap, ioua-sgaoil;
caith,
dean ana-caitheamh.
DISSIPATION,
s.
Sgaoileadh, sgapadh,
iom-sgaoileadh,
ana-caitheamh.
DISSOCIATE,
v. a.
Sgaoil,
eadar-dheal-
aich, dealaich,
sgar.
DISSOLVABLE,
1
adj. Leaghach,
so-
DISSOLUBLE, \
leaghadh,
a
ghabhas
leaghadh.
DISSOLVE,
v. a. and n.
Leagh ; sgaoil,
cuir o
cheile, fuasgail,
cuir fa
sgaoil;
eadar-dhealaich,
sgar
o cheile.
DISSOLVENT, adj. Leaghach,
a
leaghas.
DISSOLVENT,}
_
'
D1SSOLVER, {*'
Rud a m
leaghadh.
DISSOLUTE,
adj. Neo-shuidhichtf,
neo-
gheimnidh, f'uasgailte,
wiacnusach,
baois-
eauh, druisei],
strothail, ana-gneasarra.
DISSOLUTENESS,
s.
Fuasgailteachd,
strothalachd,
neo-gheamnuidheachd,
ana-
measarrachd.
DISSOLUTION,
s
;
Leaghadh ; fuasgladh,
dol as o cheile
; caochladh, has,
sgrios, eug ;
bristeadh, sgaoileadh
as a cheile.
DISSONANCE,
s.
Rasati, racaireachd,
mi-chordadh.
DISSONANT,
adj. Rasanach, neo-bhinn,
searbh, neo-fhounmhor,
eu-cordach.
DISSUADE,
v. a. Comhairlich an
agh-
aidh,
ath chomhairlich.
DISSUASION,
Is.
Earalachadh,
toirm.
DISSUASIVE, 3
eaeg,
ath-chomhairle.
DISSUASIVE,
adj. Earalach,
a' comhair-
leachadh an
aghaidh.
DISSYLLABLE,
s.
Da-shioladh,
focal
da lideadh.
DISTAFF,
s.
Cuigeal.
DISTANCE,
s.
Astar, cein,
uidhe,
eadar-
fhonn
; uine; urram, meas;
aite fein.
DISTANCE,
v. a.
Fag
fad' air dheir-
eadh.
DISTANT,
adj.
Fad' air
falbh,
fad'
as;
cein,
fad' uaithe
; coimheach,neo-shuilbhir ;
neo-dhaimheil.
DISTASTE,
5.
Ana-bias,
searbhachd,
droch-bhlas, grain,
anntlachd, fuath,
deis-
tinn.
DISTASTE,
v. a.
Searbhaich,
grainich,
sgreamhaich,
cuir droch bhlas air
;
dean
diombach, dorranaich, feargaich,
cuit-
grain
air.
DISTASTEFUL,
adj. Mi-bhlasda,
neo-
bhlasda,
searbh
;
neo-thai tn each.
DISTEMPER,
s.
Tinneas, galar, eucail,
euslainte;
droch-ghean.
DISTEMPER,
v. a. Cuir
galar ami,
dean
tinn,
dean eucaileach
; buair,
cuir troim'h
cheile.
DISTEND,
r. a.
Leudaich,
farsuingich,
meudaich.
DISTENTION,
s.
Leudachadh, farsuing-
eachadh, sgaoileadh
a mach.
DISTICH,
s. Caraid
rann,
ceithreamh
orain.
DISTIL,
v. a. and n.
Sil,
driog,
braon
;
tarruing ; leagh,
sruth.
DISTILLATION,
s.
Sileadh, braonadh,
sruthadh
;
tarruing, togail.
DISTILLER,
s.
Grudaire,
fear
togalach.
DISTINCT,
adj. Eug-samhuil; soilleir,
comharraichte, poncail.
DISTINCTION.
Comharrachadh,
deal-
achadh, eadar-dhealachadh,
muthadh
j
inbhe
;
breithneachadh.
DISTINCTIVE, adj. Diubhrasach, tuig-
seach,
a chuireas eadar-dhealachadh.
DISTINCTNESS,
s. Mion-eadar-dheal-
achadh.
DISTINGUISH,
v. a. and n. Eadar
dhealaich, comharraich,
faic muthadh
nithean
;
breithnich
;
cuir eadar-dheaJach-
adh,
hi curmnthaidh.
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DISTINGUISHABLE, adj.
So-chomh-
arrachadh,
so-aithneachadh.
DISTINGUISHED,
adj.
Comharraichte,
sdnraicbte, urramach, ainmeii,
cliuiteach.
DISTINGUISHED
s. Fear-breithneach-
aidh,
fear-cuir-eadar-dhealachaidh.
DISTORT,
v. a.
Toinn, sniomh, cam,
fiar.
DISTORTION,
5.
Sreamadh, casadh,
toinneamh, fiaradh,
siiiomh.
DISTRACT,
v.a.
Tarruing
iomadh rathad
;
roinn,
cuir as a cheile
;
cuir an ioma-
chomhairle,
cuir an imcheist
;
cuir air
bhreitheal,
buair.
DISTRACTED, adj. Buairte, claoidhte,
earuichte
;
air a
chuthach,
air bhoile.
D1STRACTEDNESS,
s.
Cuthach,
breis-
leach, breathal,
raearari.
DISTRACTION,
.
Eas-aonachd,
mi-
chordadh, mi-riaghailt, iom-sgaradh,aimh-
reit, eas-ordugh ; buaireadh,
buaireas
;
bruaidlean, imcheist, breathal;
cuthach,
boile.
D1STRACTIVE, adj.
Buaireasach.
DISTRAJN,
t>. a.
Glac,
cuir an
greim.
DSITRAINER,
s. Glacadair.
DISTRESS,
s.
An-shocair, amhghar,
tinn-
eas
; teanntachd, cruaidh-chas, teinn, airc,
trioblaid
; claoidheadh,
saruchadh
; glac-
adh
laglK--.il.
DISTRESS,
v. a.
Saruich, claoidh,
cuir
gu trioblaid,
thoir
lagh
air.
DISTRESSFUL
adj. Truagh, amhgbar-
ach, trioblaideach,
an-shocrach.
DISTRIBUTE,
v. a.
Roinn, compairtich,
riaraich,
comh-roinn.
DISTRIBUTION,
s.
Roinn, compairt-
eachadh, riaraohas, comh-roinn,
pairteach-
adh.
DISTRIBUTIVE,
adj. Compairteach.
DISTRICT,
s.
Cearn,
mor-roinn
duthcha;
duthaich,
tir.
DISTRUST,
v. a. Na h-earb
a, mi-chreid,
an-earb.
DISTRUSTFUL,
adj.
Mi-chreideasach,
amharusach, an-earbsach, teagamhach.
DISTRUSTFULNESS,
s. An
earbsachd,
ainharusachd.
DISTUNE,
v. a.
Cuiragleus.
DISTURB,
v. a.
Buair,
cuir
dragh air,
trioblaidich
;
cuir troimhe eheile.
DISTURBANCE,
s.
Buaireas, trioblaid,
buaireadh, tuairgneadh,
troimh
cheile,
aimhreit.
DISTURBER,
s.
Buaireadair, fear-tuairg-
nidh.
DISUNION,
5,
Dealachadh, eadar-sgar-
adh, cas-aonachd,
mi-chordadh.
DISUNITE,
o. a. and n.
Sgar, cadar-sgar,
dealaich,
cuir
eadar;
tuit unith.
DISUNITY,
5. Eas-aonachd,
sgarachduinn.
DISUSE,
s. Mi-chleachdacih.
DISUSE,
w. a. Cuir a cleachdadh.
DITCH,
s.
Clais,
dig, staing.
DITCH,
v. a. and n. Cladhaich
dig mu,
cladh;urh clais.
DITCHER,
s.
Digear,
nlaisiche.
DITHYRAMB1C,
s. Baoth
rann,
oran
molaidh do'n deoch.
DITTANY,
s. Lus a
phiobaire.
DITTO,
adv.
Leth-bhreac,
an ni ceudna.
DITTY,
5.
Oran, luinneag, duanag.
DIVAN,
s. Ard-cliomhairle 'n Turcaich
;
ard chomhairle.
DIVARICATION,
5.
Sgoltadh,
reinn.
DIVE,
v, a. and n. Rach fVn
uisge ;
tionnsgain gnothach ;
rach u sealladh.
DIVER,
s.
Dubh-shnamhaiche;
fear
rannsachaidh, ard-sgoilear.
DIVERGE,
v. n.
lom-sgaoil,
rach
gach
rathad.
DIVERGENT,
adj.
A' dol
gach
rathad.
DIVERS, adj. Iomadh, iomad, iomadach,
tuille 's a h-aon.
DIVERSE,
adj. Eug-samhuil,
air
leth,
ioma-chruthach.
DIVERSIFICATION,
s.
Muthadh,
ath-
arrachadh, caochladhj eug-samhlachd.
DIVERSIFY,
v. a.
Hugh, atharrairib,
dean
eug-samhuil ;
dean ioma-chruthach.
DIVERSION,
s.
Cridhealas, aighear,
fearas-chuideachd
;
tionndadh air
falbh,
claonadh.
DIVERSITY,
s.
Eu-coltas,
eu-cosmhal-
achd,
eug-samhlachd
;
iomadachd.
DIVERT,
v. a. Tionndaidh air
falbh,
cuir
gu taobh;
cum o
fhadal, breug,
cum
cluiche ri.
DIVERTISEMENT,
s.
Aighear,
cluiche.
D1VERTIVE, adj.
Abhachdach,
sugach.
DIVIDE,
v. a. n.
Roinn, eadar-sgar,
dealaich,
cuir dealachadh
eadar,
cum o
cheile
; pairtich ;
eas-aontaich,
mi-chord.
DIVIDEND,
5.
Earrann, roiun, cuid,
suim ri roinn.
DIVIDER,
s. Roinneadair.
DIVIDUAL, adj.
Uoinnte.
pairtichte.
DIVINATION,
s.
Faisneachd, fiosachd,
geasadaireachd,
druidheachd,
faidbeadair-
eachd.
DIVINE,
adj.
Diadhaidh,
neamhuidh.
DIVINE,
s.
Ministeir, sagart,
cleireach,
pears' eaglais ;
diadhair.
DIVINE,
v. a. and n. Roimh-innis,
fais-
nich,
dean
fiosachd;
baralaich.
DIVINER,
s.
Fjiisnir.lH-,
liosaiche.
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722 DOM
DIVINERESS,
s.
Ban-fhiosaiche,
ban-
|
druidh.
DIVINITY,
s.
Diadhachd;
Dia
;
dia-
breige ; diadhaireachd;
ni neo-tliHlmhaidh.
DIVISIBLE, adj. So-roinn, pairteachail.
DIVISIBILITY,
s.
So-eadar-sgarachd-
uinn.
DIVISION,
s.
Roinn,
earrannachadh,
pairteachadh
; eadar-dhealachadh,
dealach-
adh
; roirm,
pairt,
cuid,
earrann.
DIVISOR,
s. Aireamh leis an
roiunear,
roinneadair.
DIVORCE,
5.
Eadar-sgaradh,
dealachadh
caraid
phosda; eadar-sgarachduinn
;
litir-
dhealachaidh.
DIVORCE,
v. a. Dealaich caraid
pbosda,
dean
eadar-sgaradh ; sgar, dealaich,
eadar-
dhealaich
;
cuir air falbh.
DIVORCER,
s. Fear-dealachaidh caraid
phosda.
DIURETIC, adj.
Fual-bhrosnuchail.
DIURNAL, adj.
Lathail,
gach
la.
DIVULGE,
v. a.
Foillsich,
dean folluis-
each, taisbean,
innis
gu
folluiseach.
DIVULGER,
s. Foillsichear.
DIZZINESS,
s.
Tuaicheal, tuainealaich,
tuaineal, clodh-ghalar.
DIZZY,
adj.
Tuainealach
; faoin, cutrom,
iollagach.
DIZZY,
v. a. Cuir tuainealaich air.
DO,
v. a. and n.
Dean,
gnathaich ;
cuir
an
gnlomh
;
criochnaich
; atharraich,
muth
;
bi murrach air
;
biodh
gnothach
agad
ri.
DOCIBLE,
)
adj.
So-ionnsachadh, soirbh,
DOCILE, i
aoitheamh.
DOCILITY,
s.
Soirbheachd,
geire.
DOCK,s. Copagach ; lon<r-phort, long-anaar.
DOCK-
YARD,
s.
Long-lann.
DOCK,
v. a.
Gearr, sgud,
dean
cutach,
gear
dheth
;
cuir an
long-amar.
DOCKET,
s.
Sgriobhadh-seolaidh
air
bathar, gearr-sgriobhadh.
DOCTOR,
s. Ollamh
;
ollamh
leigh ;
ard
sgoileir.
DOCTORSHIP,
s. Ollamhacbd.
DOCTRINAL, adj. Oileanach,
a bhuin-
eas do
theagasg.
DOCTRINE,
s.
Teagasg, ionnsacha<!h,
foghlum, oilean, aithne,
oileanachd.
DOCUMENT,
s.
Aithne, riaghailt,
dearbh-
adh
sgriobhta.
DODECAGON,
s. Dealbh da thaoibh
dheug.
DODGE,
v. n.
Meall,
bi ri mi-chleasan.
DODGER,
s.
Cleasaiche,
fear mi-chleas-
ach.
DOE,
s.
Agh feidb, earb, eilid,
maoisleach
DOER,
s.
Deanadair, fear-gnothaich.
DOFF,
v. a. Cuir dhiot.
DOG,
s.
Cu,
madadh.
DOG,
v. a.
Lorgaich,
lean,
sroinich.
DOGLAT1N,
s. Droch laidionn.
DOGBOLT,
s. Garbhan.
DOGBRIER,
s. Coin-dris.
DOGDAYS,
s. An t-iuchar.
DOGE,
s. Uachdaran Bhenis.
DOGGED, adj.
Madrach, gnu,
breun,
coimheach, doirbh, iargalta.
DOGGEDNESS,
s.
largaltas, gruamachd,
coimheachas.
DOGGEREL,
s. Bardachd shuarach.
DOGKENNEL, Fail-chon, tigh-chon.
DOGLEECH,
s.
Leigh
chon.
DOGMA,
s. Barail
shuidhichte, teagasg
gnathaichte.
DOGMATIC,
\adj.
Ughdarrach,
fein-
DOGMATICAL, J bharalacb,
danarra,
dearrasach.
DOGMATICALNESS,
s.
Ughdarrachd,
ceannsalachd.
DOGMATISM,
s.
Danarrachd,
dearras.
DOGMATIST,
s. Fear teann 'na 'bhar-
ail fein.
DOGMATIZE,
v. n. Bi fein-bharalach.
DOGSTAR,
s. Reul an iuchair.
DOGTROT,
s. Luath-cheum.
DOINGS,
s.
Deanadais, gniomharan.
DOLE,
s.
Conopairteachadh,
comh-roinn.
DOLE,
v. a.
Builich, compairtich,
riar-
aich, roinn.
DOLEFUL,^. Bronach, dubhacb,
tuirs-
each.
gearanach, doilghiosach ;
deistin-
neach, aonaranach, cianail,
tiamhaidh.
DOLEFULNESS,
s.
Bron, lomadan,
gearanachd,
aonaranachd.
DOLL, s. Leanabh
liudhaig,
dealbh
leinibh,
culaidh-chleasachd leinibh.
DOLLAR,
s. Bonn araidh
airgid.
DOLORIFEROUS,
1
adj. Doilghiosach,
DOLORIFIC, J tdoblaideach,
amhgharach,
muladach.
DOLOROUS,
adj.
Muladach, bronach,
tiamhaidh,
piantail, doilghiosach, amhgh-
arach.
DOLOUR,
s.
Br6n,
doilghios, tuirse,
cradh,
doghruinn, plan.
DOLPHIN,
s. Seors'
eisg,
leumadair.
DOLT,
s.
Burraidh,
umpaidh, gurraiceach,
tamhanach.
DOLTISH,
adj. Pleoisgeach, gurraiceil,
trom-cheannach,
unipadail.
DOLTISHNESS,
5.
Pieoisgealachd, ump-
adalachd,
tamhanachd.
DOMAIN,
s.
Uachdranachd, seiibh,
fear-
ann saor
;
baile 'n
tighearna.
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DOME,
s.
Aitreabli, tigh, aros,
teach
;
crom-thogail.
DOMESTIC, } adj. Arosacb,
a bhuin-
DOMESTICAL, $
eas do'n
tigh ;
diomh.-
air, uaigneach ; soirbh,
callaichte neo-
choigreachail.
DOMESTIC,
s. Seivbhiseach a chomh-
nuidh 's an
teaghlach.
^DOMESTICATE,
v. a. Cum
aig
an
tigh,
callaich.
DOMICILE,
s.
Dachaidh, aros, fardoch,
tigh.
DOMINATE,
v. a.
Riaghail, ceannsaich,
cum fo sniachd.
DOMINATION,
s.
Cumhachd,
uachd-
ranachd
; aiutighearnas,
.
ceannsalachd,
cruaidh smachd.
DOMINATIVE, adj. Smachdail,
ceahns-
alach
;
ughdarrach, a'riaghladh.
DOMINATOR,
s. Ard-uachdaran.
DOMINEER,
v. a. and n.
RiaghaJl,
sar-
uich
;
bi
aintighearnail.
DOMINIC
AL,arfj.
Sabaideach
;
abhuin-
eas do'n
phaidir.
DOMINION,
s.
Uachdranachd,
ard-
cheannas
; cumhachd,
ughdarras ; iompair-
eachd, rioghachd ;
lamh-an-uachdar.
DON,
s. Duin' uasal
spainteach.
DONARY,
s. Tiodhlac
coisrigte.
DONATION,*. Tabhartas, tiodhlac, gean-
maith.
DONATIVE,
s.
Tiodhlac, tabhartas,
deirc.
DONE.
part.
Deanta.
DONOR,
s.
Tabhartaiche,
tabhartach.
DOODLE,
s.
Lunndair, leisgean.
DOOM,
v. a. Thoir a mach
binn, dit,
thoir
breithair; orduich, aithn, sonruich,
run-
aich.
DOOM,
s.
Breitheanas, binn; diteadh;
orduchadh, crannchur,
dan
; milleadh,
sgrios ;
breithneachadh.
DOOMSDAY,
s. Latha 'bhreitheanais.
DOOMSDAY-BOOK,
s. An leabhar
dubh.
DOOR,
s.
Comhla, dorus, doras,
geata.
DOORCASE,
s. Unairin.
DOORKEEPER,
s. Dorsair.
DOORPOST,
s. Ursainn.
DOQUET,
s. Barantas.
DORMANT,
adj.
Codalach,
codaltach
;
diomhair,
os
iosal,
foluichte.
DORMITORY,
s. Aite
codail,
seomar
codail.
DORMOUSE,*.
Dallag.
DORN,
s.
Dronnag,
seors'
eisg.
DORSAL, adj.
A bhuineas do'n druim.
DOSE,
s. Tomhas
cuogaidh leigis ; balgum
searbh
;
lan-bronn.
DOSE,
v. a. Thoir tomhas
cungaidh
lighis.
DOSSIL,
5.
Caiteas,
dos.
DOT,
5.
Punc, pong,
duradan.
DOT,
v. a.
Comliarraich,
cuir Lallan air.
dean
puncan.
DOTAGE,
5.
Breitheal, breisleach,
lean-
abas sheari aois
;
gaol
mi-reusanta.
DOTARD,
s. Sean duine
leanabail,
neo-
dhuine.
DOTE,
v. 11. Bi 'na d'
bhreitheal;
bi an
trom-ghaol ;
beachdaich uir le
gradh.
DOTTEREL,
s. An t-amadar. mointich.
DOUBLE, adj.
Dubailte, da-fhillte;
a
dha uibhir
; fealltach, carach,
cealgach.
DOUBLE,
v. a. and n.
Dublaich,
dubail,
cuir da-fhiilte
;
dean uibhir eile
;
bi dub-
ailte,
fas uibhir
eile;
bi carach.
DOUBLE,
s.
Dubladh, dublachadh,
uibhir
eile
; car,
cleas
;
leth-bhreac.
DOUBLENESS,
s.
Dubailteachd,
dub-
lachd.
DOUBLER,
s. Fear-dublachaidh.
DOUBLET,
s.
Peiteag,
deacaid
; dithis,
caraid.
DOUBT,
v. a. and n. Cuir an
teagamh,
cuir an
amharus,
cuir an
umhail,
na h-
earb as
;
bi an
ioma-chumhairle, gabh
umh-
ail,
bi
agail,
bi an imcheist.
DOUBT,
s.
Teagamh, ioma-chomhairle,
imcheist; amharus,
neo-chinuteachd
; ag,
an-amharus,
an-earbsa.
DOUBTE
R,
5. Fear cur an
teagamh.
DOUBTFUL,
adj. Teagamhach,
mi-
chinnteach,
neo-shoilleir
; amharusach,
agail,
Hn-earbsach,
sgathach.
DOUBTFULNESS,
s.
Teagamh,
mi-
chinnteachd
;
doilleireachd
;
tuiteamas.
DOUBTLESS, adj. Cinnteach, gun teag-
amh, gun
amharus.
DOUBTLESS,
adv. Gu
cinntench,
gun
teagamh, gun ag, gun
cheist,
gun
amh-
arus.
DOVE,
s.
Caiman,
colman.
DOVECOT,
s.
Calm-lann, tigh-chalman.
DOVETAIL,
s. Fiaclachadh saorsairm-
eachd.
DOUGH,
s. Taois.
DOUGHTY, adj. Gaisgeil,
euchdail,
flath-
ail, calma, curanta,
foghainteach,
smiorail.
DOUGHY, adj.
Taoiseach.
DOUSE,
v. n.
Turn,
thoir
leagadh
do.
DOWAGER,
s. Bantracb
uasal,
ban-dabh-
airiche.
DOWDY,
s. Te
shlaopach,
neo-chruinni>il,
sgumrag.
DOWDY, adj. Sgumragach, slaopacb,
sgleoideach.
DOW 724 DRE
DOWER,
I
s. Tochradh
; dubhairidh,
cuibh-
DOWRY, J
rionn bantraich.
DOWERED,
adj.
Air a tochradh.
DOWERLESS, adj.
Gun
tochradh, gun
dubhairidh.
DOWLAS,
s. Anart
asgairt.
DOWN,
s.
Cleit, cleitean, cloimh,
mln-
chleite, min-ite, min-chloimb, min-fhalt;
raon,
magh,
comhnard.
DOWN,
prep. Sios, le, leis,
le
bruthach,
le
leathad.
DOWN,
adj. Sios,
air
lar;
a
nuas;
air
luiflhe,
as an t-sealladh.
DOWN,
inter}.
Sios
;
a bhan.
DOWNCAST,
adj.
Airtnealach, trom,
smuaireanach,
dubhach.
DOWNFAL,
s.
Tuiteam, leagadh,
isleach-
adh
; sgrios.
DOWNFALLEN,
adj. Leagta, sgriosta,
air t u i team sios.
DOWNHILL,
s.
Leathad,
leacann.
DOWNRIGHT,
adj.
Soilleir, fosgailte,
saor,
direach
; calg-dhireach,
treiblidhir-
each,
neo-chealgach ; folluiseach,
as an
aodann.
DOWNRIGHT,
adv. Gu
buileach, gun
stad
; gu soilleir, gu neo-chealgach.
DOWNSITTING,
s. Suidhe sios.
DOWNWARD, )adv. Sios,
a
bhan,
le
DOWNWARDS, J bruthach,
a nuas.
DOWNWARD, adj.
A' dol le
bruthach,
a*
tearnadh, aomachdail,
a'
cromadh;
smuaireanach.
DOWNY,
adj. Cloimheach, clumhach,
cleiteach
; bog, min, maoth,
caomh.
DOXY,
s.
Striopach, aigeannach.
DOZE,
v. a. and n. Dean
trom,
dean cod-
alach
;
clo-choidil.
DOZEN,
s.
Dusan,
a
dha-dheug.
DOZING,
s.
Clo-chodal,
lunndaireachd.
DOZ
Y,
adj.
Codalach
;
lunndach.
DRAB,
s.
Siursach, striopach, strapaid ;
mosag, grodag,
caile bhreun .
DRACHM,
s. Sean chuinneadh
Greugach ;
an t-ochdamh cuid de dh' unnsa.
DREAD, adj- Eagallach,
uamhasach.
DRAFF,
s.
Drabh, cuamhag, drabhag,
fuigheall.
DRAG,
v. a. and n.
Slaoid, tarruing, spion ;
bi 'na d' shlaod.
DRAG,
5.
Lion-tarruing, tarruing; greim-
iche;
slaod,
earn.
DRAGGLE,
v. a. and n.
Luidir, salaich,
slaod troimh 'n
pholl
;
bi salach le
poll,
bi
drabhasach.
DRAGNET,
5.
Tarruing, lion-sgriobaidh.
DRAGON,
s.
Dragon,
nathair
sgiathach ;
duine
borb,
fear nimheil.
DRAGONET,
s.
Dragon beag.
DRAGONFLY,
s. Tarbh-riathrach.
DRAGOON,
s.
Saighdear
eachraidh.
DRAGOON,
v. a. Thoir thairis do nih&nu
an airm.
DRAIN,
v. a.
Traogh, tarruing,
tiormaich.
DRAIN,
s.
Guitear,
clais.
DRAKE,
s.
Drac, rac,
tuunag fhiiionn,
coileach-lacha.
DRAM,
s.
Dram,
sgailc.
DRAM,
v. n. Ol dram.
DRAMA,
s.
Cluiche,
dan-chluiche.
DRAMATIC,
7 adj.
Cluicheach,
a
DRAMATICAL, 5
bhuineas do dhan-
chluiche.
DRAMATIST,
s.
Ughdair
cluiche.
DRAPER,
s. Ceannaiche no fear-reic aod-
aich.
DRAPERY,
s. Obair
aodaich,
figheadair-
eachd aodaich
;
aodach
;
deise dealbh neach.
DRAUGHT,
s.
Tarruing; sriibadh, deoch,
dibh
;
uiread 's a dh' olas neach air aon
tarruing.
DRAUGHTHOUSE,
s.
Tigh
aolaich.
DRAUGHTSMAN,;?.
Fear-
tarruing.
DRAUHGTS, Taileasg.
DRAW,
v. a. and n.
Tarruing, dragb,
slaod
;
spion, spiol ; deoghail,
thoir a
; sin,
dean
fada;
comh-dhuin
; talaidh, meall;
bi
tarruing ; crup, comh-chrup ;
dealbh.
DRAWBRIDGE,
s. Drochaid
thogalach,
drochaid
tharruing.
DRAWER,
s.
Fear-tarruing dibhe,
gille
buird
; cisteag thairngeach ;
fear-
tarruing
bainri
; fo-bhrigis.
DRAWING-ROOM,
5. Seomar coinn-
eachaidh.
DRAWL, v. a. and n.
Mairnealaich,
dean
seamsan
;
bi
draoluinneach,
labhair
gu
slaodach.
DRAWL,
s.
Draoluinn,
rasan.
DRAWN,
part. Tairrtgte,
air a
tharruing.
DRAW-WELL,
s. Tobar domhain.
DREAD,
s.
Eagal,
oillt,
geilt, gealtachd,
fiamh
; cuis-eagail, culaidh-eagail.
DREAD, adj.
Eagalach, oillteil,
uamhas-
ach.
DREAD,
v. n.
Oilltich,
biodh
eagal
ort,
criothnaich.
DREADFUL,
adj. Eagalach,
oillteil,
uamh-
arr,
uamhasach.
D
HEADLESS,
adj. Neo-eagalach,
neo-
sgathach, gun
fhiamh,
gun ghealtachd.
DREADLESSNESS,
s.
Neo-ghealtachd.
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DRU
DREAM,
s.
Aisling,
bruadar
; breisleach,
faoin sinuain.
DREAM,
v. a. and n.
Bruadair,
faic ais-
ling, aislingich ;
smuainich
gu
faoin.
DREAMER,
s.
Bruadaraiche, aislingiche.
DREAMLESS,
adj.
Saor o bhruadaraibh.
DREAR,
I adj.
Muladach, broriach,
DREARY, J
tiamhaidh
; aonaranach,
dorcha,
deistinneach.
DREARINESS,
s.
Uambarrachd,
dubh-
achas,
uaigneachd.
DREGGY, adj. Druaipeil, drabhagach.
DREGS,
s.
Druaip, drabhag, salchar;
gruid, grunnd ;
tot
us,
fuaigheall, sguab-
adh.
DRENCH,
v. a.
Fliuch,
bogaich ;
taisich
;
sgur, purgaidich ; nigh, glan.
DRENCH,
s.
Deoch,
lan-deoch
;
purgaid-
sguraidh.
DRESS,
v. a. andn.
Sgeadaich, comhdaich,
eudaich
gu loiseamach, breaghaicb, sgiamh-
aich, uidheamaich, ceartaicb,
deasaich
;
greidh. ;
bi loiseamach.
'
DRESS,
s.
Aodach, earradh,
sgeadacbd,
cul-
aidh,
uidheam
;
riomhadh.
DRESSER,
s.
Fear-sgeadachaidh ;
fear-
deasachaidh
;
corn-chlar.
DRESSINGROOM,
s.
Seomar-sgeadach-
aidh.
DRIBBLE,
v. a. and n.
Srid, sil, braon,
fras
;
tuit 'n a d'
bhoinnean'.
DRIER,
s. Tiorman.
DRIFT,
s.
Aomadh, claonadh,
miann
;
cathadh, cuithe; ciirsa, brigh,
ciall.
DRIFT,
v. a. and n.
lomain,
cuir le
gaoith ;
cuir 'na chuithe.
DRILL,
v. a. Toll
;
teagaisg glens-arm.
DRILL,
s.
Tora, gimileid ; teagasg
airm.
DRINK,
v. a. and n.
Ol, srub,
stigh, gabh
deoch,
dean 61
; gabh misg,
bi
misgeach.
DRINK,
s. Deoch.
DRINKABLE,
adj.
A
ghabbas
61.
DRINKER,
s.
Misgear, poitear.
DRIP,
v. a. and n.
Sil, sruth, snidh;
bi
boinnealaich.
DRIP,
s.
Sileadb, braon, driobaid,
snidh-
eadh.
DRIPPING-PAN,
s.
Aghann
silidh.
DRIVE,
v. a. and n.
Greas,
buail air
agh-
art
; iomain, fuadaich, saodaich,
ruag ;
cuir
an
eigin ;
thoir air.
DRI
VE,
s. Greis an carbad.
DRIVEL,
v. n.
Ronnaich,
bi sileadh ronn.
DRIVEL,
s.
Ronn,
sgleog, seile, smugaid.
DRIVELLER,
s.
Sgleogaire, spliugaire ;
amadan,
neo-dhuine.
DRIVEN,
part. Fogairte, fuadaichte,
iomanaichte.
DRIVER,
*.
Fear-greasaidh ; iomanaicbe,
carbadair.
DRIZZLE,
v. a. and n.
Braon, sil;
bi
boinnealaich,
snidh.
DRIZZLE,
s. Ciurach
;
boinne
taig.
DRIZZLY, adj.
Braonach,
a' deanamh
ciiiraich.
DROLL,
s.
Amhuilteach,
fear-abhachd,
cleasaiche.
DROLL, adj. Neonacb, aighearach,
cleas-
ach.
DROLLERY,
*.
Amhuiltean, cleasachd,
abhachd,
fearas-chuideachd.
DROMEDARY,
s.
Dromadair,
droman.
DRONE,
s. Seillein diomhain
; leisgean,
lunndair, rongair; torman,
dos-pioba.
DRONISH,
adj. Lunndach, codalach,
diomhanach, rongach,
slaodach.
DROOP,
v. u.
Searg,
crion, crom,
meath
;
fas
lag,
caith air falbh
;
amn.
DROP,
s.
Boinne, braon, driog ;
cluas-
fhaile.
DROP,
v. a. and n.
Sil, fras, braon, driog
;
leig
tuiteam le
; leig seachad, leig
dhiot e
;
fras
; tuit,
basaich.
DROPPING,
s.
Sileadh,
snidhe.
DROPLET,
s.
Meanbh-bhoinne,
driog.
DROPSICAL,
>
adj
Meud-bhronnach,
air
DROPSIED,
\ am bheil a' mheud-
bhronn.
DROPSY,
s Meud-bhronn.
DROSS,
*.
Smurach, dus, salchar, spruill-
each, pronnag.
DROSSY,
adj.
Smuirneanach,
meirgeach;
salach,
drabhasach.
DROVE,
s.
Treud, greigh,
drobb
;
baidne
;
bannal.
DROVER,
s. Ceannaiche
threud,
drobhair.
DROUGHT,
s.
Tiormachd, tart,
turadh
;
pathadh.
DROUGHTlNESS.s.
Tiormachd.
DROUGHTY,
adj. Tioram, tartmhor;
paiteach.
DROWN,
v. a. and n.
Bath;
tuilich
;
bi
air do bhathadh.
DROWSE,
v. a. andn. Cuir 'na thurra-
chodal
;
bi turra-chodalach
;
bi airtneal-
ach.
DROWSINESS,
s.
Trumadas, codalarhd,
tromsanaich
; lunndaireachd,
slaodair-
eachd.
DROWSY,
adj.
Codalach, tromsanach,
trom-cheannaeh,
neo-ghrad.
DRUB,
v. a.
Spuac, cnapaich,
slachduinn,
greidh, gabh
air.
DRUB,
*.
Spuac, cnap,
buille,
dorn.
DRUDGE,
v. a. and n. Dean
sior-obair,
oibrich
gun
tamh
,
dean obair thrailleil.
DRU
726 BUM
DRUDGE,
s.
Traill, tarlaid,
labanaiche.
\
DRUDGERY,
s.
Traillealachd,
obair
dhiblidh,
saothair.
DRUG,
s.
Cungaidh leighis ;
ni
gun
fhiu.
DRUG,
v. a. Thoir
cungaidh leighis
do
;
cuir
cungaidh leighis
no mhillidh ann.
DRUGGET,
s.
Drogaid.
DRUGGIST,
s. Reiceadair
chungaidh
leighis.
DRUID,
s.
Druidh, draoidh,
sagart
am
measg
nan sean Bhreatunnach.
DRUIDICAL, adj.
Druidheil.
DRUIDISM,
s. Druidheachd.
DRUM,
s. Druma.
DRUM,
v. a. and n.
Cuirdrumari,
buail
druma
;
dean
gleadhraich, gliong.
DRUMMER,
s. Drnmair.
DRUMSTICK,
s. Bioran-druma.
DRUNK, adj.
Air
mhisg, misgeach.
DRUNKARD,
s.
Mlsgear, poitear,
ruidh-
tcar.
DRUNKEN, adj. Misgeach,
a tha trie air
mhisg.
DRUNKENNESS,
s.
Misg, poit ; misg-
earachd,
poitearachd,
ruidhtearachd.
DRY, adj.
Tioram
; seargta, gun sugh ;
paiteach,
iotmhor
; gun bhrlgh ;
neo-
shuimeil,
fuar.
DRY,
v. a. and n.
Tiormaich,
siab
; seac,
crion, searg ;
tiormaich suas
;
las tiurain.
DRYAD,
s.
Glas-stig ; doire-oigh.
DRYER,
s. Tiorman.
.DRYNESS,
s. Tiormachd
; seacadh,
crainn-
f eitheachd
; seisge,
neo-thorrachas.
DRYNURSE,
s. Banaltrum thioram.
DRYSALTER,
s. Ceannaiche
chungaidh
dhathadairean.
DRYSHOD, adj.
A chasa' tioram.
DUB,
v. a. Dean
ridire,
cuir an inbhe
rid ire
; urramaich,
ardaich an inbhe.
DUB,
s.
Buille,
cnap,
dorn.
DUBIETY,.?.
Neo-chinnteachd.
DUBIOUS, adj.
Neo-chinnteach,
teagamh-
ach,
ioma-ohomhairleach
;
neo-shoilleir.
DUBIOUSNESS,
5.
Teagamhachd,
neo-
chinnteachd.
DUBITABLE, adj. Teagamhach.
DUCAL, adj.
Diuchdail,
a bhuineas do
dhiuchd.
DUCAT,
s. Bonn naoidh a's she
sgillean.
DUCK,
s.
Tunnag ; lach;
cromadh cinn.
DUCK,
v. a. andra. Cuir fo'n
uisge,
turn
;
rach fo'n
uisge ;
crub.
DUCKER,
s.
Tumadair,
dubh-shnamh-
aiche
;
fear-crubaidh.
DUCKLEGGED,
adj.
Clar-chasach, spag.
ach.
DUCKLING,
s.
Tunnag og,
isean tunn-
aige ; luran,
isean.
DUCT,
s.
Seoladh, steorqadh,
iul
; slighe,
piob.
DUCTILE,
adj. Subailte, so-lubadb,
so-
tharruirig, so-gheillidh,
maoth.
DUCTILENESS,
) s.
Subailteachd,
soith-
DUCTILITY, J
eamhachd.
DUDGEON,
s.
Cuinnsear, biodag ; gruaim,
dod,
droch mheinn.
DUE, adj. Dligheach, fiachnaichte,
iom-
chuidhjCubhaidh ; direach,
neo-mhearachd-
ach.
DUE,
adv. Gu direach.
DUE,
.<?.
Coir,
dlighe; cis,
duillinnean,
cain,
mill.
DUEL,
s.
Comhlan, comhrag-deise.
D
UEL,
v. a. and n. Cath ri
;
thoir comh-
rag-deise.
DUELLIST,
s. Comhlannach.
DUELLING,*,
Comhlannachd.
DUENNA,
s. Sean
bhan-oide-foghluim.
DUET,
s. Ceoldithis.
DUG,
s. Sine beathaich.
DUKE,
*. Diuchd.
DUKEDOM,
s. Seilbh diuchd
;
morachd
diuchd.
DULBRAINED,
adj.
Clod-cheannach,
pleoisgeach.
DULCET, adj.
Milis,
taitneach
;
binn,
fonnmhor;
ciatach
;
tiamhaidh.
DULCIFICATION,
s. Milseachadh.
DULCIFY,
v. a.
Milsich,
dean-milis.
DULCIMER,
s. Seors' inneil ciuil.
DULL, adj. Boaghalta, neo-ghe'ur,
trom-
cheannach, neo-thoiriisgeil, pleoisgeach,
maol-aigneach
; maol, tiugh ; plubach,
neo-
gheur;
trom-inntinneach,
smuaireanach
;
luidseach,
clod-cheannach
;
neo-chridheil.
DULL,
v. a. and n. Cuir 'na
bhreislich,
cuir
tuairgneadh
air
;
maol
;
dean trom-
inntinneach,
mi-irihisriich
j
fas trom-inn-
tinneach.
DULLARD,
s.
Burraidh, umaidh,
ceoth-
allan,
amhlair.
DULNESS,
s.
Neo-thuisge,gloidhcealac,hd,
pleoisgeachd,
mi-gheire ; truime,
duiseal
;
tromsanaich,
codaltachd
; maillead,
mairn-
ealachd,maidheanachd ;
dorchachd
;
maoile.
DULY,
adv. Gu
h-iomchuidh, gu freagarr-
ach, gu riaghailteach.
DUMB, adj.
Balbh
; tosdach,
samhach.
DUMBNESS,.-?.
Balbhachd
;
tosdachd.
DUMBFOUND,
v. a. Cuir balbh le
iogh-
nadh.
DUMP,
s.
Airtneal, leanndulh,
tromsan-
aich
;
tuirteolachd.
DUM 727
EAG
DUMPISH, adj. Trom-inntinneach,
dubh-
ach,
smua>reanach.
DUMPISH
NESS,
s.
Tromaan,
trominn-
tinii,
smuairean.
DUMPY, adj. Geinneanta, goirid.
DUN, adj. Ciar, lachdunn,
odhar
;
duaich-
nidh,
dorcha.
DUN,
v. a.
Tagair,
tathuinn,
bodhair.
DUN,
s.
Fear-tagraidh
fhiach
;
dun.
DUNCE,
s.
Umpaidh. burraidh,
buimilear.
DUNG,
s.
Inneir, aolach, buachar,
math-
achadh.
DUNG,
v. a. and n.
Mathaicb,
leasaich,
inneirich,
aolaich
;
cac.
DUNGEON,
s.
Priosan,
toll-dubh.
DUNGFORK,
s.
Grapa.
DUNGH1L,
7s.
Dunan, dtrach,
dun-
DUNGHILL, } aolaich;
bothan dtraich
;
breunan.
DUNGY, adj. Salach, breun,
lan-otraich.
DUNGYARD,
s.
Lag
an
dunain,
clobhs'
innearach.
DUPE,
s.
Maoilean,
fear socharach.
DUPE,
r. a. Thoir an car
&, meall,
gabh
brath na sochair air.
DUPLICATE,
s. Diibail, dublaich
;
fill.
DUPLICATE,
s.
Dublachadh;
let.h-
bhreac.
DUPLICATION,
s.
Dublachadh;
fill-
eadh.
DUPLICITY,
s.
Dubailteachd,
cealgair-
eachd.
DURABILITY,
s.
Maireannachd,
buanas.
DURABLE,
adj. Maireannach,
buan,
DURANCE,
s.
Priosanachadh, priosan.
DURATION,
s.
Maireannachd,
buanas,
fad uine no aimsi re.
DURESSE,
s.
Cuing, sag,
teanndachd.
DURING, prep.
Re.
DURITY,
s.
Cruas.
gramalas.
DUSK,
adj.
Ciar, doilleir,
dubharach,
dorcha.
DUSK,
s.
Doilleireachd,
eadar-sholus
;
feasgar,
beul na h-oidhche
; duibhre,
dubh-
arachd.
DUSK,
v. a. and n. Dorchaich
;
fas dorcha.
DUSKISH, adj.
A leth-char dorcha no
ciar.
DUSKISHNESS,
}
s.
Dubharachd,
doill-
DUSKINESS, 5 eireachd, doirche,
ceire.
DUSKY,
adj.
A leth-char dorcha no
ciar;
gruamach,
airtnealach.
DUST,
s.
Dus, duslach, uir, smiir,
stur
;
iiir a
bhais,
duslach
;
an
uaigh.
DUST,
v. a.
Sguab,
cuir an stur dheth
;
crath stur air.
DUSTER,
s.
Sguab-ghlanaidh.
DUSTMAN,*. Sal-bhodach.
DUSTY,
adj. Smuirneach,
Ian duslaich.
DUTCH
ESS,
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DUCHESS, J
DUTCH
Y,
s. Duthaich fo uachdranachd
diuchd.
DUTEOUS,
adj.
Dleasannach.
DUTIFUL,
adj.
Dleasannach.
DUT1FULNESS,5. Dleasannachd,
dleas-
alachd.
DUTY,
5.
Dleasannas, dlighe ; cain,
cis.
DWARF,
s.
Troich, luspardan,
daurmunn,
slochaire,
brideach.
DWA
IIP,
v. a. Dean troich dheth.
DWARFJSH,
adj. Crion, beag,
iosal.
daormunnach.
DWELL,
v. n. Fuirich
; comhnuich,
tuin-
ich, gabh
tamh
;
beacaich
;
lean air.
DWELLER,
s.
Fear-aiteachaiclh,
fear-
coinhnuidh.
DWELLING,
5.
Tigh
comhnuidh,
dach-
aidh, aros,
fardach
;
ioiad-conihnuidh.
DWELLING-HOUSE,
5.
Tigh-couih-
riiiidh.
DWELLING-PLACE,
s. Aite-comh-
nuidh.
DWINDLE,
v. n.
Beagaich, lughdaich,
crion,
searg,
caith air falbh.
DYING, part,
of Die.
Dath,
dathadh
;
basachadh.
DYNASTY,
s.
Uachdaranac.hd,
linn
riagh-
ladairean.
DYCRASY,
. Droch
coimeasgadh
fola.
DYSENTERY,
s.
Buinneach, sgaird,
gearrach,
siubhal.
DYSPEPSY,
s. Droch
goile.
DYSPNOEA,
s.
Cuing
analach.
DYSURY,
s.
Eiginn-fhuail, galar
fuail.
E
E,
s.
Cuigeamh
litir na h-aibidil.
EACH, pron. Gach, gach aoii,
aon de'n
dithis.
EAGER, adj. Dian, dealasach,
togarrach,
miannacb.
bras; durachdach; searbh,
geur.
EAGERNESS,
s.
Dianas, miannachd,
durachd, togairt ; deine, braise,
caise.
EAGLE,
5.
lolaire,
fir-eun
;
b'-atach nan
sean Romanach.
EAGLE-EYED,
aaj.
Bior-shuileach.
EAGLESPEED,
s. Luathas na h-iolaire.
EAGLESTONE,
5. Clach-iolaire.
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EAGLET,
*. Fir-eun
6g,
isean iolaire.
EAR,
s.
Cluas,
cluas-chiuil
;
dias.
EAR-LAP,
s. Bidein na cluaise.
EAR-RING,
s.
Cluas-fhail,
faileacban.
EARSHOT,
s. Ait' eisdeadid.
i
EARWIG,
s.
Fiolan,
fiolar.
EARWITNESS,
s. Fianuis cluaise.
EAR,
v. a. and n.
Ar, treabh;
cuir a mach
dias.
EARED,
adj.
Cluasach
;
dlasach
;
treabhta.
EARL,
s.
larla,
mor-fhear.
EARLDOM,
s.
larlachd, oighreachd
iarla.
EARLESS,
adj.
Bodhar, gun
chluasan
maol.
EARLY, adj. Mocb, trath, trathail,
moch-
thrathach,
maidneach.
EARN,
v. a.
Coisinn,
cothaich
; faigh,
buannaich.
EARNEST,
adj.
Durachdacli, dealasach,
dian, dichiollach; suidhichte,
leagta, tog-
arrach, ; cudthromach,
araidh.
EARNEST,
s. Gnothacb da rireadh
; earlas,
geall-daingneachaidh.
EARNESTNESS,*. Durachd, dealasachd,
deothasachd
; deine, dian-thogradh,
braise
;
curam, iomagain.
EARNING,
s.
Cosnadb, cothachadh,
tuar-
asdal.
EARTH,
s.
Talamh, cruinne,
saoghal ;
uir
, garaidh
sionnaich no bruic.
EARTH,
v. a. and n. Cuir 's an
talamh,
ceil to thalamh
;
cuir uir
air;
rach fo thal-
amh.
EARTH
BOARD,
s. Bord-iirach.
EARTHBORN, adj.
Talmliaidh
;
diblidh,
suarach.
EARTHEN,
adj.
Talmhaidh.
EARTHINESS,
s.
Uirealachd,
truaill-
idheachd.
EARTHLINESS,
s.
TalmhaSdheachd,
truaillidheachd.
EARTHLING,
s. Creutair talmhaidh.
EARTH-NUT,
s. Braonan.
EARTHQUAKE,
5. Crith
-
thalmhainn.
EARTHSHAKING,
adj.
A
luaisgeas
an
talamh.
EARTHWORM,
s.
Cnuimh,
biathainne
;
spiocaire.
EARTHLY, ad;.
Talmhaidh.
EASE,
s.
Fois, tamb, socair,
suaimhneas;
lasachadh,
faothachadh
;
furasdachd.
EASE,
v. a.
Faothaich, lasaich,
cutrom-
aich,
lughdaich,
thoir fois do.
EASEFUL,
adj. Samhach,
socrach,
fois-
neach.
EASEMENT,
s.
Cobhair, comhnadh,
furt-
achd,
fuasgladh.
EASINESS,
s.
Furaedachd;
solrbheachd;
fois,
tamh, socair,
suaimhneas.
EAST,
s.
Ear,
an airde 'n
ear,
an aird
shoir.
EASTER,
s.
Caisg,
a'
chaisg.
EASTERLY,)
..
EASTERN,
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An
ear,
on,ar.
EASTWARD,
adj.
O'n aird an
ear, gus
an aird an ear.
EASY,
adj.
Furas,
furasda
; socair, socrach,
samhach,
aig fois,
foisneach
; so-gheilleadh ;
saor,
fosgailte.
EAT,
v. a. and n.
Ith;
cnamh
;
bi air do
bheathachadh.
EATABLE,
adj.
A dh' fhaodar itheadh.
EATABLE,
ft.
Biadh,
ni ri ithe.
EATER,
.v.
Fear-ithidh.
EATING-HOUSE,
s.
Tigh-bidh.
EAVES,
s. Anainn.
EAVESDROPPER,
s.
Fear-farcluaise.
EBB,
s.
Traghadh; crionadh,
seargadh.
EBB,
v. n.
Tragh, traogh; crion,
rach air
ais.
EBON,
adj. Dubh,
dorch.
EBRIETY,
s.
Misg, misgearaohd.
EBRIOSITY,
s.
Misgearachd, poiteasr-
achd.
EBULLITION,
s. Goil.
ACENTRIC,
adj.
A' dol o'n mheadhon
;
mi-riaghailteach, neonach,
seachranach
iomrallach.
1CCENTRICITY,
s. Aomadh o'n mheadh-
on
;
neonachas.
1CCLESIAST1C,
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ECCLESIASTICAL, J
*'
Ea
S
laisei1 '
:CCLESIASTIC,
s.
Eaglaiseach, pear
s
'-
eaglais.
ICHO,
s.
Mac-talla,
raac-tallaidh
;
ath-
ghairm,
ath-ghlaodh.
iCHO,
v. a. and n.
Ath-ghairm,
atb-
ghlaodh.
CLAIRC1SSEMENT,
*. SoilleinacH-
adh, mineachadh.
SCLAT,
s.
Gloir, urram,
moladh.
1CLECTIC,
adj. Roghainneach,
a'
tag!;-
adlu
ICLIPSE,
s. Tinneas na
gealaich
no na
greine;
dubhar.
1CLIPSE,
v. a. and n.
Dorchaich,
neul-
aich,
doilleirich
; dubh,
cuir
as;
cuir air
c,ul
;
bi fo dhubhar.
ECLIPTIC,
s. Grian-chrios.
fiCLOGUE,
*. Oran buachailleachd.
1CONOMICAL,
adj. Gleidhteach,
ccon-
tach, curamach, grundail.
;CONOMIST,
s. Fear
caontaoh,
fear
gleidhteach.
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ECONOMISE,
v. a.
Gleidh,
cuir
gu
deadh bhuil.
ECONOMY,
s.
Banas-tighe, doighealachd,
deadh-riaghladh teaghlaich ; caontachd,
gleidhtearhd
; doigh, rian,
seol.
ECSTASY,
s.
Mor-ghairdeachas,
ard-
shubhachas.
ECSTATIC,
ladj.
Lan
aoibhneis,
ro-
ECSTATICAL, \
aoibhneach,
solasach.
EDACIOUS, adj. Gionach, geocach,
lon-
ach, glutach, glamhach.
EDACITY,
5.
Glamhaireachd, geocair-
fachd.
EDDER,
s. Barran.
EDDY,
s.
Cuartag, cu;nneag,
saobh-shruth)
faochag-chuairtein.
EDENTATED, adj.
Cabach, gun
fhiaclan.
EDGE,
s.
Faobhar, geire ;
roinn
; oir,
bile
;
frionas..
EDG
ft,
v. a. and n. Geuraich
;
cuir oir
ri,
cuir faitheam air
; feargaich.
EDGED,
adj.
Geur,
faobharach.
EDGING,
s.
Oir, faitheam;
sliom.
EDGELESS,
adj. JMaol, neo-gheur.
EDGETOOL,
s.
Inneal-gearraidh.
EDGEWISE,
adv. Air a
roinn,
air 'oir.
EDICT,
s.
Aithne, reachd, lagh. ordugh
iblluiseach.
EDIFICATION,
s.
Togail suas,
oilcan-
achadh
;
teagasg,
ionnsuchadh,
foghlum.
EDIFICE,
s. Aitreabh.
togail, tigh,
aros.
ED1FIER,
5. Oid'
ionnsachaidh, teagasg-
air.
EDIFY,
v. a.
Teagaisg, ionnsuich,
oilean-
aicb.
EDIT,
v. a. Deasaich air son clodh-bhual-
aidh.
EDITION,
s.
Clodh-bhualadh,
cur a
rnach leabhair.
EDITOR,
s. Fear-deasachaidh leabhair air
son clodh-bhualaidh.
EDITORSHIP,
5. Dreuchd fir-deasach-
aidh leabhair air son clodh-bhuahidh.
EDUCATE,
v. a.
Oil, foghluiaa,
ionns-
uich,
teagaisg, tog
suas.
EDUCATION,
s.
Oilean, foghlum,
muin-
eadh, ionnsuchadh, teagasg, togail
suas.
EDUCTION,
s. Foillseachadh.
EEK,
v. a. Cuir
ri,
meudaich.
EEL,
s.
Easgann.
EFFABLE, adj.
So chur an
ceill,
so-nochd-
adh,
so-innseadh.
EFFACE,
v. a.
Dubhamach, mill,
duaich-
nich,
cuir mi-dhreach air.
EFFECT,
s.
Buil, toradh, eifeachd, crioch,
gniomh ; comh-dhunadh,
deireadh.
EFFECT,
v. a.
Coimhlion,
thoir
gu
crich
;
dean,
cuir an
gniomh.
EFFECTIVE,
adj. Murrach,
foghainteach,
comasach.
EFFECTUATE,
v. a.
Coimhlion,
thoir
gu crich,
EFFEMINACY,
s.
Meatachd, buige,
neo-
smiomlachd
; soghaluchd,
macnus.
EFFEMINATE, adj. Meat,
bog,
meath-
chridheach, macnusach,
soghmhor.
EFFEMINATE,
v. a. and n.
Meataich,
bogaich ;
fas 'n a d'
bhoganach.
EFFERVESCE,
v. n.
Goil,
oibrich Ic teas.
EFFERVESCENCE,
s.
Goil,
oibreach-
adh le teas.
EFFICACIOUS, adj. Eifeachdacb,
murr-
ach,
comasach, foghainteach.
EFFICACY,
I s.
Comas,
murr-
EFFICACIOUSNESS, > achas, neart,
eifeachd.
EFF1CIENCE,
Is.
Gniomhachd,
murr-
EFFICIENCY, J achas, tairbhe,
cumh-
achd.
EFFICIENT,
adj.
Eifeachdach, tarbhacb,
comasach,
diongmhalta,
treun, foghain-
teach.
EFFIGY,
s.
iomhaigh, dealbh,
cruth.
EFFLORESCENCE,
) s.
Blath,
teachd fo
EFFLORESCENCY, J bhlath,
bristeadh
a mach.
EFFLORESCENT, adj.
A' teachd fo
bhlath.
EFFLUENCE,
s. Sruthadh.
EFFLUENT, adj.
A'
sruthadh,
a' teachd o.
EFFLUVIA,/)/,
of Effluvium.
EFFLUVIUM,
s.
Aileadh, faile, boladh,
tochd.
EFFLUXION,
s.
Sruthadh, sileadh,
dort-
adh.
EFFORT,
s.
Oidhirp, deuchainn, spairn.
EFFRONTERY,
s.
Bathaiseachd,
ladar-
nas,
mi-naire.
EFFULGE,
v. n.
Dearrs, boillsg.
EFFULGENCE,
s.
Dearrsadh, boillsg-
eadh, lannaireachd,
soillseachd.
EFFULGENT, adj.
Dearrsach,
boili-
sgeach,
dealrach,
soillseach.
EFFUSION,
s.
Dortadh, taomadh, taosg-
adh,
cur thairis
;
ana-caitheamh
;
toirbh-
eartachd,
buileachadh.
EFFUSIVE, adj.
A
T
dortadh, dortach,
taosgach, sgaoilteach.
EFT,
s. Dearc-luachrach.
EFT,
adv. Gu
grad, gu
h-ealamh.
EGG,
s.
Ubh;
siol.
EGG,
v. a.
Stuig,
brosnaich.
EGLANTINE,
5. Preas nan ros cubh-
raidh.
EGOTISM,
s. Fein, feiu-iomradh,
fein-
mholadh.
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EGOTIST,
s. Fear-labhairt uime fein.
EGOTISTICAL, adj.
Moltach air fein.
EGOTIZE,
v. n. Bi labhairt umad fein.
EGREGIOUS,
adj. Comharraichte,
son-
raichte,
ainmeil
; ana-cuirnseach,
corr.
EGREGIOUSNESS,
s.
Ana-cuimse,
ainmealachd.
EGRESS,
)s. Dol a
mach, triall,
EGRESSION, J
imeachd.
EJACULATE,
v. a. Cuir a
mach,
tilg.
EJACULATION,
s.
Guidhe, athchuinge,
griosad; tilgeadh.
EJACULATORY,
adj.
A'
tilgeadh
a
mach le
cabhaig,
mar
urnuigh ghoirid;
cabhagach,
ealamh.
EJECT,
v. a.
Tilg
a
mach,
cuir a mach
;
fogair, diobair,
cuir air falbh.
EJECTION,
s. Cur a
mach, fogradh,
fuadach
;
cur
as,
cur uaith.
EJECTMENT,
s.
Barleigeadh,
bairlinn
;
fogradh,
cur air falbh.
EIGHT,
adj.
Ochd.
EIGHTH, adj.
Ochdamh.
EIG
HTEEN,
adj.
Ochd
deug.
EIGHTEENTH,
adj.
An t-ochdamh
deug.
EIGHTHLY,
adv. 'S an ochdamh kite.
EIGHTIETH,
adj.
An ceithir ficheadamh.
EIGHTSCORE, adj.
Ochd fichead.
EIGHTY,
adj.
Ceithir fichead.
EITHER,
adv. An dara
h-aon,
an darna
fear,
aon air bith dhiubh.
EITHER,
conj.
An dara
cuid, no,
air neo.
EKE,
v. a.
Meudaich,
leasaich,
cuir ri
;
lion,
dean suas
;
labhair
gu
draoluinneach.
EKE,
s. Mir air a chur ri.
ELABO
RATE, adj. Saothrach,
saothrach-
ail.
ELABORATENESS,
s. Mor-shaothair.
ELAPSE,
v. n. Rach
seachad,
ruith air
falbh.
ELASTIC,
lad).
Subailte,
lubach,
a'
ELASTICAL, \
leum air ais.
ELASTICITY,
s.
Subailteachd, lubachd,
leum air ais.
ELATE, adj. Uaibhreach, ardanacb,
air a
thogail suas,
straiceil.
ELATE,
v. a.
Tog suas,
dean uaibhreach.
ELATION,
s.
Uaihhreachd,
ailgbeas, uaill,
ardan,
straic.
ELBOW,
5. Uileann
; lub,
oisinn.
ELBOW,
v. a. and n. Thoir
uinnleag do,
puc,
thoir
upag
do
;
dean 'na uile mnan.
ELBOW-CHAIR,
s. Cathair da laimhe.
ELBOWROOM,
s.
Farsuiugeachd,
coth-
rom
tionndaidh.
ELD,
s.
Aois,
sean
aois,
breoiteachd
;
sean
ELiJBR,
adj.
Ni's
sine,
ni's
ansmhoire.
ELDERS,
s. Sean
daoine, seanairean,
ath-
raichean
;
foirfich.
ELDER, ALDER,
s. Craobh fhearna.
ELDERLY,
adj. Sean,
aosmhor.
ELDERSHIP,
s.
Seanaireachd,
urram na
h-aoise
;
dreuchd foirfich.
ELDEST,
adj.
A's
sine,
a's aosda.
ELECAMPANE,
s. Ailleann.
ELECT,
v. a.
Roghnaich, tagh ;
roimh-
thagh,
roimh-orduich.
ELECT,
adj. Taghta, roghnaichte ;
roimh-
orduichte,
air a
roimh-thaghadh.
ELECTION,
s.
Taghadh, roghnachadh,
sonracliadh
; roghainn ; roimh-thaghadh,
roimh-shonrachadh
; taghadh
fir aird-
chomhairle.
ELECTIVE,
adj. Roghainrieach, rogh-
nach, taghach.
ELECTOR,
s.
Taghadair; prionns' aig
am bheil
guth
ann an
taghadli iompaire
na
gearmailte.
ELECTORAL,
adj. Aig
am bheil urram
fir
taghaidh.
ELECTORATE,
s.
Oighreachd taghadair.
ELECTRIC,
-)adj.
A'
terming legne
ELECTRICAL,
an dealanaich.
ELECTRICITY,
s. Gne an dealanaich.
ELECTRIFY,
v. a. Lion le
gne
an deal-
anaich.
ELEEMOSYNARY,
adj.
Deirceach,
air
a thoirt mar dheirc.
ELEGANCE,
Is.
Grinneas, eireachdas,
ELEGANCY, maise, ciatachd,
maiseal-
achd, boidhchead, dreach,
aille.
ELEGANT,
adj.
Eireachdail, maiseach,
grinn, finealta, ciatach, dreachmhor,
aill-
idh.
ELEGIAC,
adj. Marbhrannach,
tiamh-
aidh,
cianail.
ELE
GIST,
s. Marbh-rannaiche.
ELEGY,
s.
Marbhrann, cumha,
tuireadh
;
dan
tiamhaidh,
dan socrach.
ELEMENT,
s.
Bunabhas,
ceud-aobhar ;
duil
;
na ceithir
duilean,
's iad
sin, talamh,
aile,
teine 's
uisge;
duil
thionnsgnaidh.
ELEMENTAL,
1
adj.
Bunabhasach,
ELEMENTARY, \ duileach, duileachail,
priomh, neo-mheasgta.
ELEPHANT,
s.
Elephant,
an ceithir-
chasach a's mo th' air thalamb.
ELEPHANTINE, adj.
A bhuineas do
dh'
elephant.
ELEVATE,
v. a.
Tog suas, ardaich, tog
an
inbhe, urramaich, seidsuas,
dean uaibh-
reach.
ELEVATION,
s.
Airde, togai)
suas;
ard-
achadh, urramachadh,
cur an onoir.
ELE 731 EMU
ELEVATOR,
s.
Togalaiche.
ELEVEN,
adj.
A
h-aon-deug.
ELEVENTH, adj. Aon-deugamh.
ELF,
s.
Sithiehe,
duine
sith,
tacharan
; )
droch
spiorad, diabhul; ghrlaoch,
sioch-
I
aire, luspardan.
ELFIN,
)
adj.
A bhuineas do shitbich- !
ELFISH, J
eau.
ELICIT,
v. a. Thoir a mach
a, tarruing
a mach a.
ELIGIBILITY, s.
lon-roghnuidheachd.
ELIGIBLE,
adj.
Airidh air
roghainn,
iomchuidh.
ELISION,
*.
Gearradh, sgathadh
dheth
;
eadar-sgaradh,
dealachadh.
ELIXIR,
s.
Cungaidh-leighis,
ioc-shlaint.
ELK,
s. Lon.
ELL,
.<. An t-slat-thomhais albannach
;
slat
ohuig
cartail.
ELLIPSIS,*.
Beam an cainut
; tarruing
cumadh uibbe.
ELLIPTIC,
\adj.
Air am bheil cum-
ELLIPTICAL, J
adh
uibhe;
bearnach
an rain nt.
ELM,
*.~ Leamhan.
EL
MY,
adj.
Leamhanach.
ELOCUTION,
s.
Ur-labhairt,
deas-
chainnt,
briathrachas, uirghioll,
labhairt.
ELOGY,
s. Moladb.
ELONGATE,
v. a. and n.
Fadaich,
tarr-
uing
a
mach,
sin a mach
;
rach
uaith,
rach
an cein.
ELONGATION,
s. Sineadh a
mach,
fad-
achadh
; triall,
imeachd.
ELOPE,
v. a. Ruith air
falbh, teich,
rach
am fuadach.
ELOPEMENT,
s.
Teicheadh,
ruith air;
falbh, fuadach,
dol am fuadach.
ELOQUENCE,
s.
Ur-labhairt,
deas-
cbainnt,
snas-labhairt,
fileantachd.
ELOQUENT, adj.
TJr-labhairteach,
deas-
chainnteach, snas-bhriathrach,
tileanta.
ELSE, pron.
Eile,
aon eile.
ELSE,
adv.
Neo,
air
ueo;
a
bharr,
a thuill-
eadh.
ELSEWHERE,
adv. An ait'
eile,
an ait'
eigin eile,
an ionad eile.
ELUCIDATE,
v. a.
Minich,
dean so-
tbuigsino,
soilleirich.
ELUCIDATION,
s. Mineachadh,
soill-
ei reach adh.
ELUCIDATOR,
s. Fear-soilleireachaidb.
ELUDE,
v. a.
Seachain, faigh
as le
car;
meall,
teich fo luib.
ELVES, pi.
of Elf.
ELVISH,
adj.
Arrachdacb.
ELUSION,
s. Seachnadh, cleas,
cuilbh-
eart.
ELUS1VK,
)
adj.
Mealltach,
carach,
ELUSORY, {
cuilbhearta. !..
ELYS1AN,
adj.
Mar
pharra*,
ro-thait-
Deaob.
ELYSIUM,
s. Parras no flaitheanas nan
cinneach.
EMACIATE,
v. a. and n.
Reang,
caol-
aich
; searg,
meath.
EMACIATION,
s.
Reangadh,
caitheamh
as,
seargadh,
meathadh le
gort.
EMACULATE,
v. a. Glan o bhuill sbal-
ach.
EMANANT,
adj.
A'
sruthadh,
a' sileadh o.
EMANATE,
v. a.
Sruth, ruith, bruchd,
sil.
EMANATION,
*.
Sruthadh, sileadh,
ruith
;
sruth.
EMANCIPATE,
v. a.
Fuasgail, saor,
thoir saorsa o
chuing.
EMANCIPATION,
*.
Fuasgladh,
toirt o
chuing.
EMANCIPATOR,*.
Fear
saoraidh,
fear
fuasglaidh
o
chuing.
EMASCULATE,
v. a.
Spoth; lagaich,
meataich.
EMASCULATION,
*.
Spothadaireachd
;
meatachadh, meatachd, taiseachd,
mi-
fhearalachd.
EMBALM,
v. a.
Spiosraich,
lion le
spios-
radh,
cuir
spiosraidh
air.
EMBALMER,
s. Fear cuir
spiosraidh
air
corp
uiairbh.
EMBARGO,
*.
Bacadh,
grabndh.
EMBARK,
v. a. and n. Cuir air
bord,
cuir air
luing;
rach air
bord; gabh
gnothach
o's liiimh.
EMBARRASS,
v. a.
Aimhreitich, briong-
laidich
;
cuir at) imcheist.
EMBARRASSMENT,
*.
Amladh, grab-
adh, imcheifct,
teinn.
EMBASSAGE,
) s. Teachdaireachd
righ;
EMBASSY, J
teachdaireachd.
EMBATTLE,
v. a. Cuir an orduyh
blair.
EMBAY,
v. a.
Fliuch, nigh,
duin an
geotha,
druid an camus.
EMBELLISH,
v. a.
Sgeadaich,
maisich,
sgiamhaicb, breaghaich,
dean riomhach.
EMBELLISHMENT,*. Sgeimh, sgead-
achadh,
breaghachd,
riomhadh.
EMBERS,*. Griosach, beo-ghriosach.
EMBEZZLE,
v. a. Goid ui a chaidb earb-
sadh
riut;
ceil cuid neach eile.
EMBEZZLEMENT,*. Goid,
cumail cuid
neach
eile, mi-ghnathachadh
airgid.
EMBEZZLER,
*. Fear deauamh buil ri
cuid neach eile.
EMBLAZE,
> v. a.
Or,
dean
lainnireach;
EMBLAZON, \ tarruing gearradh
arm
;
sgianihaich
le suaicheantai.
EMB 732 EMP
EMBLEM,
s.
Linig;
samhladh, riochd,
coltas,
mac-samhailt.
EMBLEM,
v. a.
Samhlaich,
riochdaich.
EMBLEMATIC,
)
adj.
Samhlach,
EMBLEMATICAL, >
cosmhuil.
EMBOSS,
v. a.
Grabhal, breac, cnapaich,
carbh
; diiin,
druid a
stigh.
EMBOSSMENT,
s.
Eiridh, cnap, grabh-
aladh,
obair
ghreis.
EMBOW,
v. a. Cuir
bogh'
air.
EMBOWEL,
v. a. Thoir am mioriach
a;
cuir am broinn.
EMBRACE,
v. a. andn.
G^ac, cniadaich,
caidrich,
pog ;
failtich,
cuir furan
air;
duin a
stigh ; gabh
ri
;
bi
glacadh gu
caid-
reach.
EMBRACE,
s. Glacadh
caidreach,
pog,
failteachadh, cniadachadh,
caidreamh.
EMBRACER,
s. Fear
caidreamh,
cniad-
aiche.
EMBRASURE,
s. Barr' bhalla.
EMBROCATE,
v. a. Suath le acfhuinn
leighis.
EMBROCATION,
5. Suathadh le ac-
fhuinn
leighis.
EMBROIDER,
v. a.
GreSs,
cuir obair
ghreis
air.
EMBROIDERER,
s. Fear-deanamb ob-
air
ghreis.
EMBROIDERY,
s.
Obair-ghreis.
EMBROIL,
v. a.
Aimhreitich,
cuir thara
cheile,
dean
mi-riaghailt ;
cuir an im-
cheist,
buair.
EMBRYO,
Is.
Ceud-fhas,
torrachas an-
EMBRYON, >
abuich.
EMENDATION,
s.
Leasachadh, caramh,
ceartachadh, atharrachadh,
deanamh ni's
ffearr.
EMENDATOR,
s. Fear leasachaidh.
EMENDATORY,
adj. Leasachail,
a'
leasachaflh.
EMERALD,
5.
Smarag.
EMERGE,
y. n. Eirich an
airde,
thig
an
uachdar, thig
as
; thig
ana
fradharc.
EMERGENCE,
>s. Eiridh an uachdar
;
EMERGENCY, \
teachd am
fradharc;
tubaist, cas,
tachartas.
EMERGENT,
adj. Ag eiridh,
a' teachd
am
folluis; tuiteamach, tubaisteach,
cruad-
alach.
EMERSION,
s.
Eiridh,
teachd am fradh-
arc.
EMERY,
s. Seorsa meinn iaruinn.
EMETIC,
5.
Purgaid thilgidh.
EMETIC,
~i
adj.
A bhuineas do
phur-
EMETICAL, J gaid thilgidh; sgeith-
each,
a ni diobhuirt.
EMIGRANT,
s.
Fear-fuadain,
fear-iom-
railJ, fear-imrich,
eilthireach.
EMIGRATE,
v. n. Rach imrich
gu
tir
eile, fag
an duthaich.
EMINENCE,
Is.
Airde,
mullach
;
mor-
EMINENCY,
i iiibhe, meas,
urram
;
mor-
achd,
ard-onoir.
EMINENT,
adj. Ard, mor, urramach;
measail, ainmeil; sonraichte,
comlmrr-
aichte.
EMISSARY,
s.
Fear-brathaidh,
teachd-
aire diomhair
;
fear cur a mach.
EMISSION,
s.
Leigeadh
a
mach,
leigeadh
fa
sgaoil.
EMIT,
v. a.
Leig
a
mach,
cuir uait.
EMMET,
s.
Seangan.
EMOLLIENT, adj. Tlath, caomh, maoth,
maothachail.
EMOLLIENT,
s. tocshlaint thlusail.
EMOLUMENT,
s.
Buannachd,
tairbhe.
EMOTION,
s.
Gluasad-inntinn, iomluasg-
adh.
EMPALE,
v. a.
Daingtiich,
cuir callaid
mu;
iomdhruid
; torchuir,
troimh-lot.
EMPALEMENT,
s. Torchradh.
EMPANNEL,
v. a. Gairm luchd deuch-
ainn
gu
cuirt.
EMPASSION,
v. a. Cuir fo bhuaireas.
EMPEOPLE,
v. a. Cuir an comunn.
EMPERESS,
s.
Bari-mhor-righ,
ban-iom-
paire.
EMPEROR,
s.
Mor-Tigb, iompaire.
EMPHASIS,
s. Neart a
ghutha.
EMPHATIC,
I
adj.
Laidir, neartmhor,
EMPHAT1CAL,
J brioghmhor.
EM
PIERCE,
v. a.
Troimh-lot, torchuir,
sath,
bior.
EMPIRE,
s.
Uachdaranachd,
mor-chumh-
achd
;
mor
rioghachd.
EMPIRIC,
s.
Leigh gun
colas.
EMPIRIC,
\adj.
Deuchainneach, teag-
EMPIRICAL, J amhach,
a' toirt dheuch-
ainnean.
EMPLASTER,
v. a. Cuir
plasd
air.
EMPLASTIC, adj.
Glaodhach,
plasdach,
righinn.
EMPLOY,
v. a. Thoir obair
do, oibiich,
gnathaich,
cleachd
;
thoir comas do.
EMPLOYER, 5. Fear toirt oibre.
EMPLOYMENT,
s.
Gnothach, obair;
dreuchd,
ceaird.
EMPORIUM,
s.
Baile-margaidh, marg-
adh.
EMPOVERISH,
v. a. Dean
bochd,
dean
ainriis,
thoir
gu
aimbeart.
EMPOVER1SHER,
s. Fear-deanamh
bochd.
EMP 733 END
EMPOVERISHMENT,
*.
Aimbeart,
bochduinn.
EMPOWER,
v. a. Thoir
comas,
thoir
ughdarras;
dean comasach.
EMPRESS,
s.
Ban-mhor-righ, ban-iomp-
aire.
EMPTIER,
s. Fear deanamh falarah.
EMPTINESS,
s.
Falaimbead,
uite
falamh;
aineolas.
EMPTY,
adj.
Falamb
; fas, faoin,
neo-
choitnhliontu
; gun bhrigh ;
aineolach.
EMPTY,
v. a. and n.
Falrnhaich,
traigh ;
fas f'alamh.
EMPIHIPLE,
v. a. Dean dath
dearg.
EMPUZZLE,
v. a. Cuir an
imcheist,
cuir
am breathal.
EMPYREAN,
s. Na neamhan a's
airde,
flaitheanas.
EMPYREUM,
I
EMPYREUMA,r-
?***!**
EMULATE,
v. a. Dean
comh-fharpuis,dean
comhstri,
dean stri
;
lean cleachdadh neacb.
EMULATION,
s.
Comh-fharpuis,
stri,
spairn,
comb-dheuchainn
; farmad, eud,
comhstri.
EMULATIVE,
adj. Comh-fharpuiseach.
EMULATOR,
s. Comh-dheuchainniche.
EMULOUS,
adj.
Comh-dheuchainneach.
ENABLE,
v. a. Dean
comasach,
thoir
comas.
ENACT,
v. a.
Orduich,
aithn.
ENACTO
R,
s.
Reachdadair,
reacbdair.
ENAMEL,
v. a. and n. Dealtraich
;
bi
dealtradh.
ENAMOUR,
v. a.
Gradliaicb,
cuir an
gaol.
ENCAGE,
v. a. Cuir an
cnirig,
croidh.
ENCAMP,
v. a. and n.
Campaich.
ENCAMPMENT,
5.
Campachadh ; campa.
ENCHAIN,
v. a.
Ceangail
air slabhraidh
;
comh-chuibhrich.
ENCHANT,
v. a. Cuir fo
gheasaibh,
cuir
buidseachd air
;
dean ro-sholasacb.
ENCHANTER,
s.
Geasadair, druidb,
buidseach.
ENCHANTMENT,
s.
Geasadaireachd,
druidheachd
; ard-sholas,
aoibhneas.
ENCHANTRESS,
s.
Bana-gheasadair,
ban-fhiosaiche
;
te mheallaidh
graidh,
te ro
mhaiseach.
ENCIRCLE,
v. a.
.Cuairtich,
iomdhruid.
ENCLOSE,
v. a.
Duin,- cuairtich,
iom-
dhruid.
ENCLOSURE,
*.
Dunadh,
iathadh
mu,
cuairteachadb,
iomdbruideadh
;
ai te
duinte,
lanu.
ENCOMIAST,
s. Fear
molaidh,
moladair.
ENCOMIASTIC,
>
,.
,,
,
ENCOM1AST1CAL.P*-
Moltach'
ENCOMIUM,
5.
Moladh,
cliu.
ENCOMPASS,
s.
Cuairtich,
iadh n-u.
ENCOMPASSMENT,
5.
Cuairteachadb,
iathadh.
ENCORE,
adv.
(focal frangach)
A
ris,
uair
eile.
ENCOUNTER,
s.
Comhlan,
combrag;
cath
;
dian chomhradh
; tachairt,
coiun-
earnh.
ENCOUNTER,
v. a. and n.
Coinnich,
thoir coinrieamh
do,
thoir
ionnsuidh,
thoir
aghaidh
air
;
bi cath
;
tachair an cath.
ENCOUNTERER,s.Comhlannach,oatQh-
aid.
ENCOURAGE,
v. a.
Misnich, brosnuirh,
beothaich,
thoir misneach
do,
cuir misneach
ann.
ENCOURAGEMENT,
a.
Misneach,
brosnuchadh
; t'hbhar,
comhnadh.
ENCOURAGER,
s. Fear misneachaidh.
ENCROACH,
v. n.
lomghabh
; thig,
no
rach,
thar
crich, gun
fhios no
gun
choir.
ENCROACHER,
s. Fear
gabhail gu
mi-
laghail,
fear leamh.
ENCROACHMENT,*. Gabhaltas,
iom-
gbabbail.
ENCUMBER,
v. a.
Luchdaich, eallaich,
grab,
cuir trom
air, bac, amail,
cuir eis
air.
ENCUMBRANCE,
s.
Cudthrom, uallach,
eallach,
eire, amladh, grabadb.
ENCYCLOPEDIA,
s. Cuairt
fhoghluim,
uile-flioghlum,
eolas
g
:
'Ch ni.
END,
s.
Deireadh, crioch,
finid
; dunadh,
comh-dhunadh, ceann,
ceann-tball
;
has.
END,
v. a. and n.
Criochnaich,
cuir crioch
air,
thoir
gu
crich
;
marbh
; sguir ; thig
gu crich,
basaich.
ENDANGER,
v. a.
Cunnartaich,
cuir an
cunnart,
cuir am
baoghal.
ENDEAR,
v. a.
Talaidh, tarruing speis,
dean
grhdhach.
ENDEARMENT,
s.
Gradhmborachd,
beadradh,
gradh, gaol, fath-gaoil.
ENDEAVOUR,
s.
Oidhirp, deuchainn,
dichioll, ionnsuidh, spairnn,
stri.
ENDEAVOUR,
v. a. and n.
Oidhirpicb,
thoir
deuchainn,
dean
dichioll,
thoir oidh-
irp,
feuc.h ri.
ENDICT,
v. a.
Coirich,
cuir as letb.
ENDLESS, adj.
Neo-chriochnacb, gun
cheann, maireannacb,
siorruidh,
bith-
bhuan
;
a
ghnath.
ENDLESSNESS,
5. Maireannachd, buarias,
neo-chriochnuidbeachd,
siorruidbeachd.
ENDORSE,
v. a.
Cul-sgriobh.
ENDORSEMENT,
s.
Cul-sgriobhadh ;
ainm fir buinnc.
END
734
ENO
ENDORSER,
s. Fear deanamh thairis
boinne.
ENDOW,
v. a, Thoir
tochradh,
thoir
por-
sari,
thoir
cuibhrionn,
beartaich.
ENDOWMENT,
s.
Saibhreas, beartas;
tiodhlac
airgid, cail, tuigse,
colas.
ENDUE,
v. a.
Builich, bairig,
tiodhlaic.
ENDURANCE,
s.
Maireannachd, buanas;
foighidinn, fulang, giulan
le.
ENDURE,
v. a. and n.
Fulling, giulain
le; mair,
fuirich.
ENDWISE,
adv. Air a
cheann,
'na sheas-
amh direach.
ENEMY,
s.
Namh,
namhaid.
eascaraid,
fear
fuatha,
fear
diomb;
an dltbhol.
ENERGETIC,
>
adj.
Laidir,
neart-
ENERGETICAL, } mhor; gniomhach,
deanadach, eifeachdach,
tabhachdach.
ENERGY,
s.
Neart, spionnadh,
tabhachd
;
feart,
luth.
ENE
RVATE,
v. a.
Lagaich,
meataich.
ENERVATION,
s.
Anmhunnachadh,
lagachadh.
ENFEEBLE,
v. a.
Lagaich,
anmhunnaich.
EN
FEOFF,
v. a. Cuir an
seilbh, gabh
seilbh.
ENFEOFFMENT,
s. Gabhail
seilbh,
bann-
seilbhe.
ENFORCE,
v. a. and n.
Neartaich,
thoir
spionnadh do, sparr,
foirn
;
earalaich
;
dearbh.
ENFORCEMENT, s.Eigneachadh,coimh-
eigneachadh,
aindeoiu, eiginn.
ENFRANCHISE,
v. a. Dean 'na shaor-
anach.
ENFRANCHISEMENT,
s. Saorsa baile-
margaidh.
ENGAGE,
v. a. and n. Gabh os
laimh,
geall, ceangail, freagair
air
son; meall,
talaidh.
ENGAGEMENT,
s. Gabhail os
laimh,
gealladh,
cumhnant
; cath, comhrag,
blar.
EN
GENDER,
v. a. and n. Gin
;
beir
;
bi
gintinn.
ENGINE,
s.
Inneal,
uidheam,
heart.
ENGINEER,
s. Fear-seolaidh
inneal,
innleachdair
;
fear deanamh inneal.
ENGINERY,
s.
Gunnaireachd,
gunnacha'
mora
;
innleachd.
ENGIRD,
v. a.
lomdhruid,
crioslaich.
ENGLAND,
s. Sasunn.
ENGLISH,
adj.
Sasunnach.
ENGLISH,
s. Sasunnaich
;
beurla.
ENGORGE,
v. a. and n.
Sluig, glam,
glut.
ENGRAPPLE,
v. n.
Teann-ghlac, greim-
ich.
EN
GRASP,
v. a.
Teann-ghlac, gramaiuh.
ENGRAVE,
v. a. Grabhal
; dealbh, gfcarr
snaidh.
ENGRAVER,
s.
Grabhaltaiche,
dealbh,
air.
ENGRAVING,
s.
Grabhaladh, gearradh.
ENGROSS,
v. a.
Tiughaich,
dean
domhail,
dean
tomadach, meudaich,
dean
reamhar,
glachd chugad
an t-iomlan
;
dean ath-
sgriobhadh garbh.
ENGROSSER,
s. Fear
glacaidh,
no ceann-
aich,
an iomlain.
ENHANCE,
v. a.
Ardaich.
tog
an luach
;
cuir barrachd meas
air; meudaich,
antrooi-
aich.
ENHANCEMENT,
s.
Ardachadh, togail,
an-tromachadh.
ENIGMA,
s. Toimhseachan.
ENIGMATICAL, adj.
Toimhseachan-
ach.
ENIGMATIST,
s. Fear thoimhseachan.
ENJOIN,
v.a.
Orduich, aithn,
earalaich.
ENJOINER,
s. Fear-orduchaidh.
ENJOINMENT,
5.
Orduchadh, seoladh,
aithne.
ENJOY,
v. a. and n.
Meal,
sealbhaich
;
gabh
tlachd ann
;
bi sona.
ENJOYMENT,
s.
Toil-inntinn, mealtuinn,
sonas.
ENKINDLE,
v. a.
Fadaidh, las,
beoth-
aich
; duisg,
brosnaich.
ENLARGE,
v. a. and n. Meudaich,
leud-
aich,
cuir am
farsuingeachd ;
aibheisich
;
bi bith-bhriathrach.
ENLARGEMENT,
s.
Meudachd,
meud-
achadh, farsuingeachadh ; fuasgladh ;
saor-
adh
;
leudachadh.
ENLARGE
R,
5. Fear-meudachaidh.
ENLIGHTEN,
v. a.
Soillsich, soilleirich,
thoir fradharc
; oil, teagaisg,
ionnsuich
;
beothaich,
cuir dheth smalan.
ENLIGHTENER,
s. Fear-soillseachaidh.
ENLIVEN,
v. a.
Beothaich, misnich,
cuir dheth smalan.
ENLIVENER,
s. Fear-beothachaidh.
ENMITY,
s.
Naimhdeas, mi-run, gamhlas
fuath.
ENNOBLE,
v. a.
Uaislich, ardaich,
dean
urramach;
dean
ainmeil,
dean cliuitea
ENNOBLEMENT,
s.
Uaisleachadh,
achadh,
togail
an urram.
ENNUI,
s.
Cianalas, airtneal,
fadal.
ENORMITY,
s.
Uamhasachd,
anabarr-
achd
; grairiealachd,
deistinn.
ENORMOUS, adj. Aingidh,
deistinneach
;
uamhasach,
fuathasach.
ENOUGH,
adj.
Leor.
ENOUGH,
s.
Leor,
pailteas.
ENOUGH,
adv. Gu leor.
.ich,
dean
iuiteach.
iadh,
ard-
ENR 735
ENU
ENRAGE,
v. a.
Feargaich, eargnaich,
cuir corruich air.
ENRAPTURE,
v, a. Dean
ro-aoibhneach,
dean ro ait.
ENRAVISHMENT,
s. Aoibhneas mor.
ENRICH,
v. a.
Beartaich,
dean
beartach,
saibhrich
; mathaich,
leasaich.
ENRICHMENT,
s.
Trusadh,
cruinneach-
adh,
meudachadh beartais.
ENROBE,
v. a.
Sgradaich, eid,
comh-
daich.
ENROL,
v. a.
Sgrlobh
siosainmanleabhar
ainmean
; paisg, cuairsg,
rol.
EN
ROLLER,
s. Fear
sgriobhaidh
an
ainm-chlar.
ENROLMENT,
s. Ainm-chlar.
ENSANGUINE,
v. a. Dath le fail.
ENSHRINE,
v. a.
Taisg gu curamach,
cuir an
naomh-thasgadh.
ENSIGN,
s.
Bratach,
meirghe,
suaicheant-
as;
fenr-brataich.
ENSIGNCY,
s. Inbhe fir brataich.
ENSLAVE,
v. a. Dean 'ua
thraill,
thoir
gu
traillealachd.
ENSLAVEMENT,
s.
Traillealachd,
daorsa.
ENSLAVE
R,
s. Fear-deanamh
thraillean,
fear toirt am bruid.
ENSUE,
v. a. and n.
Lean, thig
an
lorg,
bi leanmhuinn.
ENSURANCE,
Is. Urras an
aghaidh
INSURANCE, 5
cunnairt.
ENSURE,
1 v. a. Dean
cirmteach,
cuir a
INSURE, J
cunnart.
ENTABLATURE,
ENTABLEMENT,}
5' Barr
'
bhailc'
ENTAIL,
v. a. Cuir fo choir
dhligheach.
ENTAIL,
s. Suidheachadh
riaghailt
seilbh
oighreachd.
ENTAME,
v. a.
Callaich,
dean soirbh.
ENTANGLE,^
a.
Rib,
amail cuir an sas
;
aimhreitich,
cuir an hncheist.
ENTANGLEMENT,
s.
Ribeadh,
am-
ladh,
cur an
sas,
cur an imcheist.
ENTER,
v. a. and n.
Inntrinn,
rach a
steach
;
toisich
gnothaeh.
ENTERPRISE,
s.
Oidheirp
mhisneach-
ail,
deuchainn chunnartach.
ENTERPRISE,
v. a. Feuch
ri,
thoir
ionnsuidh,
thoir deuchainn an euis chunn-
artaich.
ENTERTAIN,
v. a. Thoir
cuirm,
dean
biatachd;
cum comhradh ri
;
runaieh.
ENTERTAINER,
s.
Biadhtaiche,
fear
fial,
tear toirt taitneis.
ENTERTAINMENT,
s.
Cuirm, fleagh,
aoidheachd,
biadhtachd
; comhradh,
comh-
labhairt
;
fearas-chuideachd.
ENTHRONE,
v. a. Cuir air
righ
chath-
air; ardaich,
cuir air a chrun.
ENTHUSIASM,
j.
Baoth-chreidimh
;
ard-inntinn.
ENTHUSI
AST,
s. Fear dealasacb
;
fear-
baoth-chreidimh.
ENTHUSIASTIC,
} adj. Dealasach,
ENTHUSIASTICAL, J dian,
ard-i,mt-
iuneach
;
baoth-chreidmheach.
ENTICE,
v. a.
Meall, talaidh, tataidh,
buair,
thoir a thaobh.
ENTICEMENT,
s.
Mealladh,
taladh
gu
olc, buaireadh,
culaidh-mheallaidh.
ENTICE
ft,
s.
Fear-talaidh,
meulltair.
ENTIRE, adj. lomlan, coimhlionta, slan,
uile,
Ian
; neo-mheasgta ;
neo-thruaillte.
ENTIRENESS,
s.
lomlanachd,
coimh-
liontachd.
ENTITLE,
v. a. Thoir coir do
;
urrarn-
aich,
thoir tiodal do
; sgriobh
tiodal.
ENTITY,
s. Bith.
ENTOMB,
v. a. Cuir 's an
uaigh,adhlaic>
tiodhlaic.
ENTRAILS,
s.
Mionach, grealach.
caolain.
ENTRANCE,
s.
I^eigeadh
a
steach,
com-
as dol a steach
;
dol a
steach, slight:
dhol a
steach
;
toiseachadh
; gabhail
seilbh.
ENTRANCE,
v. a. Rach am
platha,
cuir
am
paisean ; giulain
au inntinn o nithibh
faicsinneach.
ENTRAP,
v.a.
Rib,
glac,
cuir an
sas;
gabh
cothrom air.
ENTREAT,
v. a. and n.
Guidh, asluich,
grios, athchuingich,
iarr
;
buin
ri,
cair-
ich.
ENTREATY,
s.
Guidhe, atbchuinge,
iarrtas,
aslucha-ih.
ENTRY,
s.
Dorus,
trannsa
;
dol a steach
;
gabhail
seilbh,
inntrinn
; sgriobhadh,
no
cur sios ann an leabhar.
ENVELOP,
v. a.
Paisg,
cdmhdaich
;
fol-
uich,
cunirtich.
ENVELOPE,
s.
Pasgadb,
comhdach.
ENVENOM,
v. a. Puinnsionaich
;
truaill
;
feargaich,
cuir air boile.
ENVIA
BLE, adj.
Airidh air faruiad.
ENVIER,
s. Fearfarmaid.
ENVIOUS,
adj.
Farmadach.
ENVIRON,
v. a.
Cuairtich, iomdhruid,
iadh mu.
ENVIRONS,
s.
lomall, fo-bhailtean,
coi mhearsnachd .
ENUMERATE,
v. a.
Cunnt,
aireamh.
ENUMERATION,
s.
Cunntas,
aireamh.
ENUNCIATE,
u.a. Cuir an
ccill, innis,
aithris, gairm,
foillsich.
ENUNCIATION,
s.
Aithris, nochdadb,
cur an ceill
;
modb labhairt,
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EQU
ENUNC1ATIVE, adj. Aithriscach,
a'
cur an ceill.
ENVOY,
s. Teachdaire
righ,
teachdaire.
ENVY,
v. a. and n. Gabh farmad ri
;
maoidh
;
bi f'armadach.
ENVY,
s.
Farmad, comh-fharpuis ; tnu,
mi-run,
fuath.
EPAULETTE,
s.
Babag gualainn oifig-
ich.
EPHEMERA,
s. Fiabhrus nach mair ach
aon
latha; cnuimh,
bith aon latha.
EPHEMERAL, adj.
Neo-mhaireannach.
EPHEMER1S, s. Leabbar latha.
EPHEMERIST,
s.
Speuradair,
reul-
dhruidh.
EPHESIAN,
s.
Ephesianach.
EPIC,
s. Dan
mor,
duan eachdraidhe.
EPICURE,.v. Geocaire, glutaire.
EPICUREAN,
adj.
Geocach,
soghmhor,
neo-mheasarra.
EPICURISM,
s.
Sogh, geocaireachd,
saimh, roic; teagasg Epicuruis.
EPIDEMIC,
\adj. Gabhaltach, sgaoilt-
EP1DEMICAL,} each,
plaigheach.
EPIGLOTTIS,
s. Claban an
sgdrnain,
sgorn-chailbhe.
EPIGRAM,
s.
Gearr-dhuanag.
EPIGRAMMATIST,
s. Duanaire.
EPILEPSY,
s. An tinneas tuiteamacb.
EPILEPTIC,
I
adj. Tuiteamach,
air
EPILEPTICAL, J"
am bheil an tinneas
tuiteamach.
EPILOGUE;
s. Crioeh cluiche.
EPIPHANY,
s. Feill an Taisbeanaidh.
EPISCOPACY,
s.
Easbuigeachd.
EPISCOPAL,
adj. Easbuigeach.
EPISCOPALIANS,
s.
pi.
Muinntir a
chreidimh
easbuig.
EPISODE,
s.
Sgeul
am meadhon dain.
EPISTLE,
s. Litir.
EPISTOLARY,
adj.
A
bhuineas do lit-
richibh.
EPISTLER,
s.
Fear-sgriobhaidh
litrich-
eari.
EPITAPH,
5.
Sgriobhadh
air
leao-lighe.
EPITHALAMIUM,
s.
Oran
posaidh,
oran bainnse.
EPITHET, s.
Focal-buaidh,
foir-ainm.
EPITOME,
s.
Giorradan,
brigh sgeoil.
EPITOMISE,
v. a.
Giorraich,
coimh-
ghearr.
EPITOMISER,
)
EPITOM1ST, J*
EPOCH,
Is. Am o'n
cunntar
aimsir,
EPOCHA, f
am ainmeil sam bith.
EPULARY,
adj.
Fleadbacb
;
cuirmeach.
EPULATION,
s.
Cuirm,
fleadh, feisd,
aighear.
Giorraiche.
EQUABILITY,
s.
lonaimachd,
coimh-
ioriannachd.
EQUABLE,
adj.
lonann,
coimh-ionann,
comh-chothromach,
direach.
EQUAL,
adj. lonanri, coimh-ionann,
comh-chosmhuil,
coimeas
; comasach,
mur-
rach; reidh,
comhnard
; direach, ceart,
neo-chlaon-bhreitheach.
EQUAL,
s.
Coimpire,
leth-bhreac.
EQUAL,
v. a.
Coimeas,
dean
ionann,
dean
cosmhuil.
EQUALISE,
v. a.
Comh-chothromaich,
dean comh-ionann.
EQUALITY,
s.
lonannachd,
coimh-ion-
annachd, coimeas,
comh-choltas
;
comh-
nardachd.
EQUANGULAR,
adj. Comh-oisinneach,
comh-uileannach.
EQUANIMITY,
$.
Socair-inntinu,
seimh-
eachd,
soimeachd.
EQUAN1MOUS, adj. Seimh, soorach,
soimeach.
E
QU
ATIO
N,
s. Comh~f
hreagarrachd.
EQUATOR,
s. Cearcall meadlioin na
talmhainn.
EQUERY,
s. Fear curaim each-lann an
righ.
EQUESTRIAN,
adj.
A'
marcachd,
air
inuin eich.
EQUIDISTANT, adj. Aig
an aon fhad.
EQUILATERAL,
adj.
Comh-shlisneach.
EQUILIBRIUM,
s. Comh-chothrom.
EQUINOCTIAL,
s. Cearcall na comh-
fhad-thrath.
EQUINOCTIAL,
adj.
A bhuineas do'n
chomh-fhad-thrath.
EQUINOX,
s. Comh-fbad-thratb.
EQUIP,
v. a.
Deasaich,
cuir an
uidlieam,
ullamhaich,
sgeadaich.
EQUIPAGE,
s. Carbad riomhach 'na Ian
uidheam
; coisridh,
frithealadh
; acfhuinn,
airneis, fasair,
fasradh.
EQUIPMENT,
s.
Deasachadh,
uidheam-
achadh
; acfhuinn,
airneis.
EQUIPOISE,
s. Comh-chudthrom.
EQUIPONDERANCE,
) s. Comh-chud-
EQUIPONDERANCY, 1 throm,
comh-
chothrom.
EQUIPONDERANT, adj.
Comh-chud-
throma<-,h,
comh-chothromach.
EQUIPONDERATE,
v. n. Comh-
chudthromaich.
EQUITABLE,
adj.
Ceart,
cothromach.
EQUITY,
s.
Ceartas,
cothrom ;
cothrom-
achd,
ceart-bhreitheanas.
EQUIVALENT,
ad.j.
Coimh-ionann,
ion-
ann
;
comh-chudthromach
;
coimh-cbiall-
ach.
EQU
737
KST
EQUI
V
ALENT,
s. Ni co-Iuachmhor.
EQUIVOCAL, adj. Teagamhach,
da
sheadbach.
EQUIVOCATE,
v. a. and n. Dean
teag-
amhach,
dean da-sheadhach. dean cleith-
in tit
inn,
bi 's an tumhartaich.
EQUIVOCATION,
s.
Cleith-inntinn,
tumhartnich rainnte.
EQUIVOCATOR,
s. Fear a cheileas
'inn-^
tinn,
a bhios 's an tumhartaich.
ERADIATE,
v. n.
Dearrs,
dearrsaich.
ERADIATION,
s.
Dearsadh,
dcalradh.
ERADICATE,
v. a.
Dith-mhill,
sgrios.
ERADICATION,
s.
Dith-mhilleadh,
series.
ERASE,
v. a.
Mill, sgrios ;
dubh a mach.
ERASEMENT,
s.
Dlth-mhilleadh,
sgrios,
dublmdh as.
ERE,
adv.
Roimhc, mu'n,
man.
ERE, prep.
Roimh.
ERELONG,
adv. A
chlisgeadh, gu goirid.
ERENOW,
adv. Roimhe so.
EREWHILE,
)
EREWHILES,
J*
A cbianamh.
ERECT,
v. a. and n.
Tog, tog
direach
;
ardaich, tog
an aird.
ERECT, adj. Direach,
neo-chrom
;
mis-
neachail, sgairteil.
ERECTION,
s.
Eiridh, togail.
ERECTNESS,
s. Dirichead.
EREMITE,
s.
Aonaran,
maol-ciaran.
EREMITICAL, adj. Aonaranach,
cianail.
EREPTION,
s.
Tiolpadb, spionadh, spiol-
adh.
ERGO,
adv. Uime sin.
ERMINE,
s. Seorsaneas.
ERR,
v. n. Rach air iomrall no air faont-
radh,
rach air
seachran,
rach am mear-
achd.
ER.RABLE,
adj. Mearachdach,
iomrall-
ach.
ERRAND,
s.
Gnothach,
teachdaireachd.
ERRANT,
adj. lemrallach, seachrauach,
neo-shuidhichte.
ERRANTRY,
s.
Seachranachd, iomrall,
faontradh.
ERRATA,
s. Mearachdan clodh-bhual-
aidh.
ERRATIC,
adj. lomrallacb,
seachranach.
ERRING,
adj. Mearachdach,
seachrauach.
ERRONEOUS,
adj. Mearachdach,
rieo-
shuidhichte, iomrallach,
faondrach
;
neo-
fhior,
neo-cheart, breugach.
E^RROR,
s.
Mearachd; iomrall, seachran,
faontradh
; peacadh.
ERSE,
}_.,
EARSK,{
GalhgAlbannach
-
ERST,
adv. Air
thus,
roimhe so.
ERUCT,
1 v. 77.
Kriichd,
dean briich-
EIIUCTATE, } dail,
dean nir.h.Iail.
ERUCTATION,
a.
Bruchdadb,
diobh-
uirt,
bruchd.
ERUDITE,
adj. lonnsaichte,
foghluimte.
ERUDITION,^ lonnsachadh,
foghlum,
oilean,
eolas.
ERUPTION,
s.
Bruchdadh,
bristeadh a
mach
;
broth.
ERUPTIVE,
adj.
A' bristeadh a mach
;
brothach,
guireariach.
ERYSIPELAS,
*.
Ruaidhe,
teine de.
ESCALADE,
s.
Streapadh
balla.
ESCAPE,
v. a. and n.
Teich,
tar
as;
seachain.
ESCAPE,
.?.
Teicheadh,
dol as
ochuunart;
mearachd,
di-chuimhn.
ESCHEW,
v. a.
Seachain,
na
gabh gnoth-
ach
ri,
teich uaithe.
ESCORT,
s.
Coimheadachd
; dion,
freic-
eadau.
ESCULENT,
adj.
A dh' fliaodar
ithe,
biadhchar.
ESCULENT,
s. Ni a dh' fhaodar
ithe,
biadh.
ESCUTCHEON,
s.
Sgiath teaghlaich,
suaicheantas brataich.
ESPECIAL,
adj. Araidh,
sonruichte.
ESPLANADE,
s. Cul balla
daingnich;
ailean.
ESPOUSAL,
s.
Uchdmhacachd,
dion.
ESPOUSALS,
s.
Ceangal posaidh,
cordadh.
ESPOUSE,
v. .a. Dean
ceangal posaidh;
pos ; dion,
teasairg.
ESPOUSER,
s. Fear
gabhail
cuise 'na
laimh fein.
ESPY,
v. a. and n.
Fair, beachdaich,
comh-
arraich
; gabh
sealladh.
ESQUIRE,
s. Fear coimheadachd ridire
;
fear
tighearnais.
ESSAY,
v. a.
Feuch, oidhirpicb,
thoir
deuchainn.
ESSAY,
s.
Deuchainn, feuchainn,
oidhirp,
oraid.
ESSAYIST,
s. Fear
sgriobhaidh
draidean.
ESSENCE,
s.
Gn,
brigh, sugh,
bladh
;
bith.
ESSENTIAL,
adj. Feumail,
nach
gabh
scachnadh, ro-araidh, priomh.
ESTABLISH,
v. a.
Suidhich,
steidhich,
socraich, daingnich, comh-dhaitignich
,
suidhich,
leag, riaghailtich.
ESTABLISHER,
s. Fear suidheachaidh.
ESTABLISHMENT,
s.
Suidiieachadh,
socrachadh,
stcidheachadh
; daingneach-
adh,
comh-dhaingneachadh ; tuarasdal,
teachd a
stigh.
ESTATE,
s.
Seasamh, cor, inbhe; wilbh,
fearann, oighreachd.
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EVI
ESTEEM,
r. a. and n.
Mess,
cuir luach
air; coimeas; urramaioh,
meas luach-
mhor.
ESTEEM,
s.
Meas, urrana, onoir,
miudh.
ESTIMABLE,
adj. Luachmhor, priseil,
miadhail
; measail,
urramach.
ESTIMABLENESS,
s.
Luachmhorachd,
miadhalachd.
ESTIMATE,
v. a.
Meas,
cuir luach air.
ESTIMATE,
s.
Cunntas, aireamh,
meas
;
priseachadh.
ESTIMATION,
*.
Meas, luachmhorachd,
urram,
onoir
j barail,
breith.
ESTRANGE,
v. a. Cum air
falbh,
tarr-
uing
air
falbb,
dean
fuathach,
dean 'na
choigreach.
ESTRANGEMENT,
s.
Coimheachas,
treigsinn
cairdeis.
ESTUARY,
s.
Caolas,
bagh,
camus.
ET
CETERA,
s. contract. Etc. &c.
Agus
mar sin.
ETCH,
v. a.
Breach, dealbh,
tarruing.
ETCHING,
5.
Dealbh-sgriobhaidh.
ETERNAL, adj. Bith-bhuan, siorruidh,
maireannach
; neo-chriochnach,
neo-
chaochlaideach
; gun
toiseach.
ETERNAL,
s. An Ti
siorruidh,
an Ti
bith-bhuan.
ETERNITY,
s.
Siorruidheachd,
bith-
bhuantachd.
ETHER,
s. Aile
fior-ghlan,
adhar fin-
ealta.
ETHEREAL, a$. Adharach,
adharail
;
neamhaidh, spioradail.
ETHICS,
s.
Modhannan,
riaghailt
nam
modhannan, lagh
nam beus.
ETHNICAL,
adj. Paganach.
ETIQUETTE,
s.
Modh, deas-ghnath.
ETYMOLOGICAL,
adj. A bhuineas do
dh'
fhocal-fhreumhachd.
ETYMOLOGIST,
s.
Focal-fhreumhaiche.
ETYMOLOGY,
s. Focal-fhreumhachd.
ETYMON,
s.
Freumh-fhocal.
EVACUATE,
v. a. and n.
Falmhaich,
dean
falamh,
fasaich
; fag,
falbh as
;
leig
full.
EVACUATION,s.
Falmhachadh
; glan-
adh,
purgaideachadh ; fagail,
falbh.
EVADE,
v. a. and n.
Seachain, faigh as,
tar
as,
seap.
EVANESCENCE, s.Diombuanachd,diom-
buainead,
caochlaidheachd,
faileas.
EVANESCENT,
adj. Diombuan,
faileas-
ach.
EVANGELICAL,
adj. Soisgeulach.
EVANGELIST,
s.
Soisgeulaiche,
sois-
geulach.
EVANGELIZE,
v. a.
Searmonaich an
soisgeul.
EVAPORATE,
v. a. and n. Cuir 'na
smuid,
cuir 'na cheo
;
falbh 'na d'
smuid,
tiormaich.
EVAPORATION, s. Dol 'na smuid
;
tiormachadh,
cur ceo dheth.
EVASION,
f.
Leithsgeul, seachnadh,
car,
siomajjuad,
cur
seacbad,
no
gu
taobh.
EUCHARIST,
s.
Comanachadh,
suipeir
an
Tighearna.
EUCHAR1STICAL, adj.
A bhuineas do'n
chomanachadh.
EVE,
) s.
Feasgar,
ard-fheasgar,
eadar-
E
VEN, > sholus,
beul na h-oidbche
; trasg
roimh fheill.
EVEN,
adj. Reidh, comhnard,
comh-ion-
ann,
neo-chaochlaideach, coimh-shinte,
direach,
neo-chlaon
; ciuin,
seimh
;
do dh'
aireamh a
ghabhas
roinn.
EVEN,
v. a. Dean
comhnard,
dean
reidh,
dean
coimh-ionann
;
dean saor o fhiach-
aibh.
EVEN,
adv. Eadhon.
EVENHANDED,
adj. Ceart, direach,
nec-chlaon-bhreitheach,
cothromach.
EVENING,
s.
Feasgar,
beul na h-oidhche.
EVENING,
adj.
Anns an
fheasgar,
feas-
garach.
EVENNESS,s.C6mhnardachd,reidheachd,
coimh-ionannachd, riaghailteachd ;-seimh-
eachd,
ciuine.
EVENTIDE,
s. Trath
feasgair.
EVENT,
s.
Cuis, ni,
tachartas,
ttiiteamas
;
crioch, buil,
toradh.
EVENTFUL, adj. Cudthromach,
tuiteam-
ach,
a bheir iomad ni mu'n cuairt.
EVENTUAL,
adj.
A'
leanmhuinn,
comh-
leanailteach.
EVER,
adv.
Aig
am sain
bith,
idir,
rianah
;
daonnan, gu bratb,
an
comhnuidh,
a
chaoidh.
EVERDURING,
adj. Siorruidh,
bith-
bhuan.
EVE li GREE
N,
adj.
Sior-uaine.
EVERGREEN,
s. Luibh no craobh shior-
uaine.
EVERLASTING, adj. Siorruidh,
bith-
bhuan,
maireannach.
EVERLASTING,
s. Siorruidheachd.
EVERLIVING,
adj.
Neo-bhasmhor.
EVERMORE,
adv. Gu
brath,
o so suas.
EVERY, adj.
Gach,
na
h-uile,
gach
aon.
EVICT,
t,. a. Cuir a
seilbh,
thoir uaith le
ceartas.
EVICTION,*.
Cur a seilbh.
EVIDENCED.
Dearbhachd, dearbhadh;
comhdach,
teisteas
;
nariuis.
EVIDENCE,
v. a.
Dearbb, coimh-dhearbh,
cdmhdaich.
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EXC
EVIDENT,
adj.
Soilleir, dearbhta,
cinnt-
cach,
folluiseach.
EVIL,
adj.
Olc, dona,
droch
; aingidh,
truaillidh
; truagh, aimlisgeach ; fiadhaich,
millteacb.
EVIL,
s.
Olc,
aingidheachd ; dochann,
cron,
urchaid
; truaighe,
call.
EVILDOER,
s. Fear-deanatnh uilc.
EVILMINDED, adj.
Droch-inntinneach.
EVILSPEAK1NG,
5.
Cul-chairieadh,
sgainneal.
EVILWORKER,
s. Fear-droch-oibre.
EVINCE,
v. a. and n.
Dearbh,
coimh-
dhearbh,
dean
soilleir,
cdmhdaich.
EVINCIBLE,
adj. So-chomhdach,
sc-
dhearbhadh.
EVITABLE,
adj.
So-sheachnadh.
EULOGICAL, adj.
Moltach.
EULOGISE,
v. a.
Mol,
cliiithaich.
EULOGY,
s.
Moladh,
cliu.
EUNUCH,
s. Caillteanach.
EVOCATION,
s.
Eigheach, glaodhaich.
EVOLATI
ON,
s.
Itealaich,
fulbh air
iteig.
EVOLVE,
. a.
Fuasgail.
EVOLUTION,
s. Teachd &
filleadb, fosg-
ladh suas.
EUPHONY,
5.
Binn-fhuaim, binnead.
EUROPEAN,
s. Fear a mhuiuntir na
Roinn-eorpa.
EUROPEAN,
adj. Europeanach.
EURUS,
s. A'
ghaoth
an ear.
EVULGAT1ON,
s. Craobh
sgaoileadh,
foillseachadh.
EVULSION,
s.
Spionadb
& bun.
EWE,
s.
Caora, othaisg.
EWER,
s. Soitheach
uisge.
EXACERBATION,
s.
Feargachadh, earg-
nachadh.
EXACERVATION,
s. Camadh suas.
EXACT,arf;'. Ceart, doigheil, pnncail, riagh-
ailteach; freagarrach,
neo-mhearachdach.
EXACT,
v. a. and n. larr mar
choir,
tagair ; aithn,
earalaich
;
bi ri
foircigneadh.
EXACTION,
s. larruidh
gu smachdail;
cis
throm,
cain throm.
EXACTNESS,
s.
Puncalachd, doigheal-
acbd,
riaghailteachd,
ceartas.
EXACTOR,
s. Fear
foireignidh;
fear
foirneirt
;
fear aithne.
EXAGGERATE,
v. a.
Meudaicb,
cuir
am
meud,
cuir ri
;
bi
ag
aibheiseachadh.
EXAGGERATION,
s.
Meudachadh,
aibheiseachadh.
EXAGITATION,
s.
Luasgadh, tulgadh.
EXALT,
v. a.
Ardaich,
tog
an
aird, tog
gu
h-urram
; tog
suas.
EXALTATION,
s.
Ardachadh, togailan
airde
;
eiridh
gu
h-urram
; airde, urram,
inbhe.
EXALTER,
s. Fear-ardachaidh.
EXAMEN,
s.
Ilannsachadh,
sgrudaiih.
EXAMINATION,
s.
Ceasnachadh,
ranns-
achadh,
sgrudadb.
EXAMINATOR,
s.
Fear-ceair.achaidh,
fear-sgrudaidh.
EXAMINE,
v. a.
Ceasnaich,
cuir
ceiateun,
fidir; rannsaich, sgrud.
EXAMPLE,
*.
Samhladh; eisimpleir,
ball-sampuill.
EXASPERATE,
v. a.
Farranaich,
fearg-
aich
; bnair, eargnaich.
EXASPERATION,
s.
Brosnuchadh,
buaireadh,
farrariachadh.
EXCAVATE,
v. a.
Cladhaich, tochail,
buraich.
EXCAVATION,
s.
Cladhach, tochladh,
biirach
; toll, slochd, cos,
cobhan.
EXCEED,
v. a. and n.
Theirig
thairiu
air,
thoir
barrachd;
rach tuille 's
fada,
rach thar tomhas.
EXCEEDING, adj.
Anabarrach,
ro-mhor.
EXCEEDINGNESS,
s. Anabarrachd.
EXCEL,
v. a. and n. Thoir
barrachd, faigh
buaidh,
coisinn buaidh
;
bi os
ceaun,
bi
ni's
cliuthaichte,
bi ni'a ainmeala.
EXCELLENCE,
Is.
Gasdachd,
feothas
EXCELLENCY,
\
maitheas
; airde,
ard-
achd,
morachd
;
oirdheirceas.
EXCELLENT,
adj. Oirdheirc, gasda,
luachmhor, maith,
barrail
EXCEPT,
r. a. and n.
Fag
a
mach,
cuir
air
cul, diult, ob,
cuir an leth a
muigh.
EXCEPT,
prep.
Acb,
saor
o; mur,
mur
'eil.
EXCEPTION,
s. Cur an taobh a
mach,
f
agail
a
mach, diultadh,
obadh
; coire,
cunnuil,
cron.
EXCEPTIONABLE, ad;.
Buailteach do
choire.
EXCEPTIOUS,
adj.
Crosda,
dreamlainn-
each.
EXCERPT,
s. Mir
taghta.
EXCERPTOR,
5.
Taghadair.
EXCESS,
*. Anabharr,
tuille 's a choir
;
ana-measarrachd.
EXCESSIVE, adj.
Anabarrach,
fuath-
asaeh
;
ana-measarra.
EXCHANGE,
v. a.
Malairtich,
iomlaid-
ich,
dean
suaip.
EXCHANGE,
5.
lomlaid,
nialairt, suaip,
comh-cheannachd
;
rauthadh
luach
airgid
rioghachdan;
aite coinneamh
luchd-mal-
airt.
EXCHANGEABLE,
adj.
Malairteach.
EXCHANGER,
s. Fear-malairt.
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EXCHEQUER,
s. Cuirt ioumhais a
chruin.
EXCISABLE, adj.
Air an cuirear cis
batbair.
EXCISE,
s. Cis bathair.
EXCISEMAN,
s. Fear cis bathair.
EXCISION,
s. GeaFradh air falbh.
EXCITATION,
s.
Gluasad, carachadh,
brosnachadh, diisgadh,
buaireadh.
EXCITE,
v. a.
Duisg, brosnuich, gluais,
misnich.
EXCITEMENT,
s. Culaidh-bhrosnuch-
aidh.
EXCLAIM,
v. n. Glaodh,
eigb.
EXCLAIMER,
s. Fear
ard-ghuthach.
EXCLAMATION,
s.
Glaodh,
iolach
;
comharradh
iongaritais.
EXCLAMATORY, adj. Ard-ghuthach,
a bheir
mosgladh.
EXCLUDE,
v. a. Druid a
mach, bac,
toir-
misg;
cum air ais.
EXCLUSION, s. Dunadb a mach
;
diult-
adh, bacadh, toirmeasg; tilgeadh
a mach.
EXCLUSIVE, adj.
A'
bacadh,
a' druid-
eadh a
mach,
a'
diultadh,
a'
toirmeasg.
EXCOGITATE,
v. a. and n.
Breithnich,
tionnsgain,cnuasaich, beachdaich;
smuain-
ich,
beachd-smuainich.
EXCOGITATION,
s. Beachd-smuain-
eachadh, tionnsgnadh.
EXCOMMUNICATE,v.a.Cuiracomunn
nan criosduidhean.
EXCOMMUNICATION,
s. Coinneal-
bhathadh, ascaoin-eaglais,
cur a comunn
nan criosduidhean.
EXCORIATE,
i;. a.
Ruisg,
thoir an craic-
ionn deth.
EXCORIATION,
s.
Rusgadh,
briseadh
craicinn
; creach, spuhmeadh.
EXCREMENT,
s.
Cac, salchar,
inneir.
EXCRESCENCE,
Is.
Meall, foinne,
EXCRESCENCY, J
fliodh.
EXCRUCIATED,
a.
Craidh,pian, claoidh,
goirtich.
EXCRUCIATION,
s.
Cradh,
pian,
dor-
uinn.
EXCUBATION,
s. Fairere nah-oidhche.
EXCULPATE,
v. a.
Saor, gabh
a leith-
sgeul,
fireanaich.
EXCULPATION,
s.
Saoradh,
flreanach-
adh.
EXCURSION,
s.
Cuairt,
sgriob, turus,
astar.
EXCURSIVE, adj. Turusach, falbhanach,
siubhlach.
EXCUSABLE, adj. Leisgeulach,
so-
mhaitheadh.
EXCUSABLE
NESS,
s.
Leisgeulachd.
EXCUSE,
v. a. Gabh
leisgeul, maith,
logh.
EXCUSE,
s.
Leisgeul.
EXCUSE
LESS,
adj.
Gun
leisgeul.
EXECRABLE,
adj. Fuathacb, daochail,
graineil, oillteilj
mallaichte.
EXECRATE,
v. a.
Mallaich,guidh
olc do.
EXECRATION,
s.
Mallachd,
droch
ghuidhe.
EXECUTE,
v. a. and n.
Dean,
cuir an
gniomh,
coimhlion
;
marbh.
EXECUTION,
s.
Deanamh,
cur an
gniomh,
coimhlionadh
;
cur
gu has,
croch-
adh,
dith-cheannadh.
EXECUTIONER,
s. Crochadair.
EXECUTIVE, adj. Gniomhach, griiomh-
chomasach,
cumhachdach.
EXECUTOR,*.
Fear-curaim tiom.taidh.
EXECUTRIX,
s. Bean-curaim tioin-
naidh.
EXEMPLARY, adj. Eisimpleireach,
ion-
mholta, cliu-thoillteannach,
deadh-bheua-
ach.
EXEMPLIFICATION,
s.
Samhlachas,
coimeas, eisimpleir.
EXEMPLIFY,
t>. a. Minich le cosmhuil-
eachd.
EXEMPT,
v. a.
Saor, leig
seachad.
EXEMPT, adj.
Saor, neo-bhuailteacb,
gun
bhi air a thoirt a
stigh.
EXEM
PTION,
s.
Saorsa,
ceadachadh dol
saor.
EXERCISE,
s.
Saothair,
cleachdodh cor-
porra,
sraid-imeachd, gluasad,
falbhan
;
iomairt, gnathachadh, gniomh ;
oileanach-
adh
;
seirbhis an
Tighearna.
EXERCISE,
v. a. and w.
Oibrich, gnath-
aich,
cleachd, dean,
cum ri
saothair,
cuir an
gniomh,
cleachd saothair
chorporra.
EXERT,
v. a. Feuch
ri,
dean
spairn,
dean
dichioll,
cuir
chuige,
saothraich, oibrich,
oidhirpich.
EXERTION,
s.
Oidhirp,
deuchainn,
dichioll, spairn.
EXFOLIATE,
v. a.
Sgrath, sgar.
EXHALATION,
s. Eiridh 'na smuid no
'na cheo
;
ceo,
grian-deatach,
deatach.
EX
HALE,
r. a. Smuidich,
cuir 'na
smiiid,
tiormaich,
cuir 'na dheataich.
EXHAUST,
v. a.
Tragh,
tiormaich,
falmhaich,
taosg.
EXHAUSTIBLE, adj.
A
ghabhas tragh-
adh.
EXHAUSTION,
s.
Traghadh,
traoghadh,
falmhachadh,
tiormachadh, tao.-ga'ih.
EXHIBIT,
v. a.
Nochd,
taisbean, feuch,
foillsich.
EXHIBITION,
s.
Nochdadb,
foillaeach-
adh, taisbeanadh, leigeadh
ris.
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EXP
fiXHIBITORY,
adj.
A'
nochdadh,
a'
foillseachadh,
a'
leigeil
ris.
EXHILARATE,
v. a. andw. Cuiraoibh-
neas
air,
dean
cridheil,
dean sunndach
;
bi
cridheil,
bi
sunndach,
bi aoibhneach.
EXHILARATION,
s.
Cridhealas,
sunnd.
EXHORT,
v. a.
Earalaich,
comhairlicb.
EXHORTATION,
s.
Comhairleachadh,
earalachadh
; comhairle,
earail,
EXHORTER,s. Comhairliche,
earalaiche.
EXHUMATI
ON,
s, Toirt as an
uaigh.
EXIGENCE,
) s.
Feum, easbhuidh, dltb,
EXIGENCY,!
uireasbhuidh
;
cruaidh-
chas, teanntachd,
eiginn.
EXIGENT, adj. Eiginneach, cruaidh,
cruadalach.
EXIGENT,
s.
Eiginn,
teanndacbd,
cruaidli-
chas.
EXILE,
s.
Fogradh, fuagradh,
fuadach
fail'as
; fear-fuadain,
fogarach,
diobaireach.
EXILE,
v. a.
Fogair,
cuir as an tir.
EXILEMENT,
5.
Fogradh,
fuadach.
EXIST,
v. n.
Bi,
bi
beo,
bi lathair.
EXISTENCE,
I
EXISTENCY,P
Blth
>
beatha-
EXI ST-E N
T, adj.
A ta
bed,
a lathair.
EXIT,
s.
Falbh, triall, siubhal,
caochladh.
EXONERATE,
v. a.
Neo-luchdaich,
saor,
fireanaich.
EXONERATION,
s.
Eutromachadh,
fireanachadh.
EXORABLE, adj.
So-chomhairleachadh,
so-asluchadh.
EXORBITANCE,
) s.
Ana-cuimse,uamh-
EXORBITANCY, \ arrachd,
anabarr-
achd.
EXORBITANT, adj. Ana-cuimseach,
anabarrach,
fuathasach, uamharra,
thar
tomhas.
EXORCISE,
v. a.
Fogair deamhan,
fuad-
aich droch
spiorad,
cuir
spiorad
fo
gheas-
aibti.
EXORCISM,
s.
Geasadaireachd,
fuadach
dheamhan.
EXORCIST,
s. Fear cur
spioradan
fo
gheasaibh, druidh, geasadair.
EXORDIUM,
s.
Roimh-radh,
tus-labh-
airt.
EXOTIC,
I
adj.
Coimheach,
a bhuin-
EXOTICA],, J
eas do dhuthaich eile.
EXPAND,
v. a.
Sgaoil, fosgail
a macb
;
meudaich,
at.
EXPANSE,
s. Comhnard
mdr, fosgladh
farsuing, sineadh,
an iarmailt.
EXPANSION,
s.
Sgaoileadh, fosgladh,
sineadh a mach
; farsuingeachd.
EXPANSIVE,
adj. Sgaoilteach,
so-shin-
eadh a macb.
EXPATIATE,
v. n. Sin a
mach;
leud-
aich.
EXPATRIATE,
v. a.
Fogair,
cuir as an
duthaich.
EXPATRIATION,
i.
Fogradh, cur,
no
dol as an duthaich.
EXPECT,
v. a. and n. Bitheadh
ddcha*
agad ;
amhairc air son.
EXPECTANCE,
) s.
Duil, dochas,
fiugh-
KXPECTANCY, J air;
earbsa.
EXPECTANT,
adj. Fiughaireach,
a'
feitheamh,
an
dull, ag
altrum dochais.
EXPECTANT,
s.
Fcar-fiughair.
EXPECTATION,
s.
DuH,d6cha,nugh-
air.
EXPECTER,
s. Fear feitheamh air son.
EXPECTORATE,
v. a. Cuir a mach
smugaid,
cuir a mach le casad.
EXPECTORATION,
$. Reiteach
braighe,
cur a mach le casad
; smugaid, splan-
gaid.
EXPEDIENCE,
1 s.
Freagarrachd,
comh-
EXPEDIENCY, } fhreagarrachd,
iom-
chuidheachd,
feumalachd.
EXPEDIENT,
adj. Freagarrach,
iom-
chuidh,
cothromach.
EXPEDITE,
v. a.
Luathaich, cabhag-
aich.
EXPEDITION,
s.
Luathas,
cabhag,
graide ; ionnsuidh,
turus naimhdeil.
EXPEDITIOUS,
adj. Ullamh, ealamh,
luath,
grad, cabhagach.
EXPEL,
v. a.
Tilg
a
mach,
cuir air falbh
;
fogair,
fuadaich
;
cum uait.
EXPEND,
v. a.
Caith,
cosd.
EXPENSE,
s.
Cosdas,
cur a mach
airgid.
EXPENSELESS, adj.
Neo-chosdail.
EXPENSIVE, adj.
Cosdail, caithteach,
struidheil; daor,
luachmhor, priseil.
EXPENSIVENESS,
s.
Cosdalachd,
struidhealachd
;
luachmhorachd.
EXPERIENCE,
s.
Cleachdadh,
deuch-
ainn
; fein-fhiosrachadh, gnath eolas,
aithne
cleachdaidh.
EXPERIENCE,
v. a.
Fainich, fairich,
mothaich, faigh
fios faireacbdainn
; gnath-
aich.
EXPERIENCED,
adj.
Gnathaichte
ri,
cleachdta, gnath-eolach.
EXPERIMEN1
1
,
s. Deuchainn dhearbh-
aidh.
EXPERIMENTAL,
adj.
Deuchainneach,
oidhirpeach.
EXPERT,
adj.
Ealanta, teoma, seolta;
dean, ealamh, tapaidh.
EXPERTNESS,
s.
Seoltacbd,
teomachd,
eolas
; tapacbd.
EXPIABLE,
adj.
So-dhloladh,
so-iocadh.
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EXPIATE,
v. a.
loc,
thoir
eiric,
thoir
dioladh air son coire.
EXPIATION,
s.
Dioladh, iocadh,
ath-
dhioladh.
EXPIATORY,
adj.
Reiteachail,
a ni diol-
adh.
EXPIRATION,
5.
Tarruing
na h-anal-
ach,
seideag
analach
; crioch, ceann;
call
na
deo,
basachadh.
EXPIRE,
v. a. and n.
Seid, analaich;
basaich,
thoir suas ati deo ; crioch
naich,
thig gu
crich.
EXPLAIN,
v. n. Dean
so-thuigsinn,
soill-
eirich,
foillsich.
EXPLANATION,
s.
Mineachadb,
soill-
eireachadh,
soillseachadh.
EXPLANATORY, adj.
Mlneachail,
soill-
seachail.
EXPLICABLE,
adj.
So-mhineachadh,
so-shoi lleireachadh .
EXPLICATE,
v. a.
Fosgail,
soilleirich,
dean
so-thuigsinn.
EXPLICATION,
s.
Fosgladh,
soilleir-
eachadh, mineachadh,
fuasgladh,
reiteach-
adh
; eadar-theangachadh.
EXPLICATIVE,
ladj.
Soillseach,
min-
EXPLICATORY, J eachail,
a' mineach-
adh.
EXPLICIT, adj. Soilleir, so-thuigsinn,
puncail.
EXPLICITNESS,
s.
Soilleireachd, punc-
alachd.
EXPLODE,
v. a.
Spreadh, tilg
a mach le
spreadhadhj tilg
a mach le
tair,
cuir an
neo-shuim.
EXPLOIT,
s.
Euchd, treubhantas,
mor-
ghniomh.
EXPLORE,
v. a.
Feucb, rannsaich, sgrud,
sir.
EXPLOSION,
s.
Spreadhadh, bragh.
EXPORT,
v. a. Cuir do thir eile.
EXPORTATION,
s. Cur bathair thar
muir.
EXPORTER,
s. Fear-cur bathair thar
muir.
EXPOSE,
v. a.
Nochd, foillsich, leig
ris,
riiisg,
taisbean
;
dean ball
magaidh
dheth
;
cuir an cunnart.
EXPOSITION,
s.
Mineachadh,
soilleir-
eachadh
; suidheachadh, leagail ;
eadar-
theangachadh.
EX
POS1TOR,
s.
Fear-mineachaidh,
eadar-
theangair.
EXPOSTULATE,
v. a. and n. Reuson-
aich
; connsaich,
cothaich.
EXPOSTULATION,
s.
Reusonachadh,
deasboireachd
; connsachadh,
cothachadh
;
ewaid.
EXPOSTULATOR,
s. Fear reusanach-
aidh.
EXPOSURE,
s.
Foillseachadh, leigeil ris,
taisbeanadh
; gabhadh,
cunnart
;
suidh-
eachadh, leagaiJ.
EXPOUND,
v. a.
Minich,
dean
soilleir,
leig
ris.
EXPRESS,
v. a. Cuir an
ceill,
innis,
aithris; nochd, foillsich,
taisbean
;
faisg,
bruth a.
EXPRESS,
adj. Soilleir, puncail,
folluis-
each
;
a dh' aon
ghnothaeh ;
a dh' aon
obair.
EXPRESS,
s.
Teachdairecabhaige,
teachd-
aireachd
cabhaige.
EXPRESSION,
5.
Doigh labhairt, aithris,
cainnt; fasgadh.
EXPRESSIVE, adj.
Lan
seadh,
briogh
-
mhor.
EXPRESSIVENESS,
5.
Seadhalachd,
brighealachd.
EXPROBATE,
v. a.
Cronaich,
maslaich.
EXPROBATION, s.Cronachadh.sglamh-
ruinn.
EXPUGN,
v. a.
Buadhaich, ciosnaich,
ceannsaich.
EXPUG
NATION,
s.
Buadhachadh,
ceannsaohadh.
EXPULSION,
s.
Fogradh, fuadach,
cur
a mach.
EXPULSIVE, adj.
A dh'
fhogras,
a dh
fhuadaicheas.
EXPUNGE,
v. a. Dubh a
mach, sgriob
as.
EXPURGATION,
s.
Glanadh, sguradh,
ionnlad.
EXPtfRGE,
v. a.
Glan,
ionnlaid.
EXQUISITE, adj. Gasda,
taghta,
6ir-
dheirc,
grinn,
coimhlionta
;
ro mhothacliail.
EXQUISITENESS,
s.
Oirdheirceas,
grinneas.
EXTANT, adj. Folluiseach,
a lathair
;
beo,
maireann.
EXTEMPORANEOUS,
)
adj.
Bharr
EXTEMPORARY, ] laimhe, gun
ullachadh.
EXTEMPORE,
adv. Gun
ullachadh,
bharr laimhe.
EXTEMPORIZE,
v. n. Labhair
gun
ullachadh.
EXTEND,
v. a. and n.
Sin, sgaoil ;
leud-
aich, meudaich, farsuingich ; bairig, comp-
airtich
; ruig
air.
EXTENSION,
s.
Sineadh, ruigheachd,
sgaoileadh,
farsuingeachd,
leud,
mend.
EXTENSIVE,
adj. Farsuing, leathann,
mor.
EXTENSIVENESS,
s.
Farsuingeachd,
meud,
leud.
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EXTENT,
s.
Farsuingeachd, meud, leud,
fad,
domhladas.
EXTENUATE,
v. a.
Lughdaich, caolaich,
beagaich, tanaich;gabh leisgeul,
eutromaicb
coire.
EXTENUATION,
s.
Lughdachadh, beag-
achadh, gabbail leisgeil;
eutromacbadh
;
tanacbadh,
caolacbadh.
EXTERIO
R,
adj.
Air an taobh
muigb.
EXTERIOR,
s. An taobh
muigb.
EXTERMINATE,
v. a.
Dith-laraich,
dithich, sgrios ; spion
a
'fhreumhaibb,
thoir as a
bhun, fugair.
EXTERMINATION,
s.
Sgrios, milleadh,
ditheachadh.
EXTERMINATOR,
s. Dhh-mhilltear.
EXTE
RNAL,
adj.
A
muigh,
air an taobh
muigh.
EXTERNALLY,
adv. A
muigh,
air an
taobh
muigh.
EXTIMULATE,
v. a.
Spor,
brosnaich.
EXTIMULATION,
s.
Sporadh,
brod-
adb,
brosnachadh.
EXTINCT,
adj. Criochnaichte,
nach 'eil a
1 athair
;
marbh.
EXTINCTION,
s. Cur
as,
smaladh
;
dol
as, muchadh; milleadh, sgrios,
dith-larach-
adh.
EXTINGUISH,
v. a. Cuir
as, much,
smal
as; mill, sgrios, caisg.
EXTINGUISHER,*.
Muchadair.
EXTIRPATE,
v. a.
Dith-laraich, spion
a
bun, sgrios,
dithich.
EXTIRPATION,
s. Toirt a
'fhreumhan,
spion
adh a
bun, sgrios.
EXTIRPATOR,
s. Dith-mhilltear.
EXTOL,
v. a.
Ard-mhol,
cliuthaich.
EXTOLLER,
s. Fear-molaidh.
EXTORT,
v. a. Dean
ioirneart,
thoir air
falbh le h-ainneart.
EXTORTER,
s. Fear-foirneirt.
EXTORTION,
s.
Foirneart,
foireig-
neadh.
EXTORTIONER,
s. Fear
foir-eignidh,
fear-foirneirt-
EXTRACT,
v. a.
Tarruing
a,
thoir a.
EXTRACT,
s.
As-tharruing, brigh, sugh;
giorradan.
EXTRACTION,*.
As-tharruing, tarruing
o
; tarmachadh,
sloinneadh.
EXTRACTOR,
s. Fear
tarruing
a mach.
EXTRAJUDICIAL, adj. Neo-laghail,
neo-ri
agh
ai 1 teach.
EXTRANEOUS,
adj.
Coimheacb,
nach
buin do.
EXTRAORDINARY,
adj.
Neo-chum-
anta, neo-ghuathach
;
sunruichte, araid,
anabarrach
iongantach.
EXTRAVAGANCE,
> *. Ana-ineawrr-
EXTRAVAGANCY, J achd,
ana-i-aith-
eamh,
struidhealachd
; ini-ria^h;iilt,
il..I ;^
an
t-slighe,;
buaireas.
EXTRAVAGANT,ar/j.
Struidheil,
ana-
caithteach;
mi-riaghailtcach,
ana-cuim-
seach.
EXTREME,
adj. Anabarrach,
ro-mhor;
iomallach,
a's faide
muigh ;
deireannach.
EXTREME,
s.
lomall, deircadh,
ceann
thall,
crioch.
EXTREMITY,
s. Cearin a'a faide
macb,
crioch, iomall, oir; gne
an
aghaidh gne
eile
; cruaidh-chas, teinn, eiginn.
EXTRICATE,
v. a.
Saor,
fuasgail.
EXTRICATION,
s.
Saoradh, fuasgladb,
toirt a amladh.
EXTRINSICAL,
1
adj.
Air an leth
muigh,
EXTRINSIC,
}
a bhuineas do ni eile.
EXTRlNSICALLY,adi>.
O'nleth
muigh.
EXTRUSION,
s.
Tilgeadh
a mach.
EXUBERANCE,
s.
Cus, mor-phailteas.
EXUBERANT,
adj.
Pailt, Ian, lionmhor,
tarbhach,
a' eur thairis.
EXUDATION,
5. Cur falluis deth
;
fallus.
EXUDATE,
v. n. Cuir fallus dhiot.
EXULCERATE,
v. a. and n.
Steinlicb,
leannaich, eargnaich ;
bi
aig iongrachadh.
EXULCE
RATION,
*.
Leannachadh,
iongrachadh,
steinleachadh.
EXULT,
v. n. Dean
uaill,
dean
aoibhneas,
dean
gairdeachas ;
bi ri
aighear.
EXULTATION,
s.
Uaill, gairdeachas,
aoibhneas, aighear.
EXUPERABLE,
adj.
So-cheannsachadh.
EXUSCITATE,
v. a.
Eirich,
duisg, tog
suas.
EXUSTION,
s.
Losgadh, cnamh,
caith-
eamh as le teine.
EYAS,
s. Isean
seabhaige.
EYE,
s.
Suil, rosg ; miann,
durachd
;
lub-
ag ;
udalan
;
cru-snathaid.
EYE,
v. a.
Beachdaich, faic, seall,
cum suil
air,
dearc air.
EYEBALL,
s. Ubhall na
sul,
clach na sul.
EYEBRIGHT,
s.
Rinn-an-iuisg,
his
nan leac.
EYEBROW,
s.
Mala,
maladh.
EYED,
adj.
Suileach.
EYEDROP,s.
Deur.
EYELA
SH,
s.
Fabhradh,
rosg.
EYELESS,
adj.
Gun suilcan.
EYELET,
s.
Suileag, lubag.
EYELID,
s.
Rosg,
fabhra,
fabhraidh.
EYESALVE,
s. Sabh-shul.
EYESIGHT,
s.
Sealladb, fradharc,
16ir-
sinn.
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EYESORE,
s.
Culaidh-ghrain,
eulaidh-
mhi-thlachd.
EYETOOTH,
s.
Fiacaill-chriche,
crioch-
adair.
EYEWITNESS,
s. Fianuis shul.
EYRE,
s. Cuirt no mod ceartais,
EYRY,
s. Nead
iolaire,
no
seabhaige.
F
FABLE,
v. a. and n. Irmis
breugari,
aith-
ris,
dean
uirsgeul,
innis
sgeulachd,
labhair
faoin
sgeul.
FABLED, adj.
Ainmeil,
iomraideach an
uirsgeulan.
FABRIC,*.
TogaiJ,
aitreabh,
tigh.
FABRICATE,
v. a.
Tog,
dealbh,
comh-
thog.
FABRICATION,
s.
Togail,
dealbh,
dean-
amh suas.
FABRICATOR,
s.
Fear-togail,
fear deilbh.
FABULOUS, adj. Uirsgeulacb,
faoin-
sgeulach, breugach.
FACE,
s.
Aghaidh, gntiis, aodann, eudann,
tuar, aogas ; uachdar,
beul-thaobh
;
dreach.
FACE,
v. a. and n. Cuir
aghaidh ri,
thoir
aghaidh
air,
tachair,
coinnich
;
seas mu
choinneamh
;
tionndaidh t'
aghaidh
mu'n
cuairt.
FACETIOUS, adj.
Cridheil, sunndach,
abhachdach, siigach, suigeartach,
ait
FACILE, adj. Furasda,
soirbh,
so-dhenn-
amh, ciuin,
foill.
FACILITATE,
v. a. Dean
furasda,
dean
soirbh,
dean
reidh,
reitioh.
FACILITY,
s.
Furasdacbd, ullamhachd,
teomachd; subailteachd, geilleaehduinn,
socharachd.
FACING,
s.
Linig, aghaidh,
comhdach.
FAC-SIMILE, s.Mac-samhuil,
leth-bhreac.
FACT,
s.
Gniomh,
gnothach,
heart,
turn
;
firinn.
FACTION,
s.
Luchd-tuairgnidh ;
aimh-
reit, tuairgneadh,
eas-aonachd.
FACTIOUS,
adj.
Aimhreiteach,
buaireas-
ach, easaontach,
ceannairceach.
FACTIOUSNESS,
s.
Eas-aontachd,
ceann-
airc,
aimhreit.
FACTOR,
*.
Fear-ionaid, fear-gnothaich.
FACTORAGE,
s. Duais
fir-gnothaich.
FACTORSHIP,
s. Dreuchd
fir-gnothaich.
FACTORY,
s.
Tigh
dheanraichean,
ionad
luchd
gnothaich ; tigh-ceairde.
FACTOTUM,
s. Gille
gach gnothaich.
FACULTY,
s.
Comas, cumhachd,
murr-
achas; call,
buaidh-inntinn
; seoltachd,
doigh ;
comunn luchd
teagaisg aird-sgoile.
FADE,
v. a. and n.
Caith,
seachd
;
teich &
sealladh
;
caill dath
; searg,
crion,
meath.
FADING,
s.
Crionadb, seargadh,
seacadb,
oaitheamh as.
FJECES,
s.
Otracb, aolach, drabhag,
deasgann.
FAG,
v. n. Fas
sgith,
fannaich.
FAG-END,
s.
Ceann-aodaich, fuigheall,
deireadh.
FAGOT,
s. Maide
tioram, spruan,
conn-
adh,
fiodh fadaidh.
FAGOT,
v. a.
Trus,
ceangail
ri cheile.
FAIL,
v. a. and n.
Treig,
diobair, fag;
faillinnich,
bi an easbhuidh
; teirig,
rach
as, sguir j
fannaich,
fas
lag ; thig gearr
air.
FAILING,
s.
Faillinn,
faillneachadh
;
seargadh,
seacadh
;
uireasbhuidh, tuisleadh,
coire.
FAILURE,
s.
Easbhuidh,
uireasbhuidh
j
tuisleadh, coire,
faillinn.
FAIN, adj. Solasach, sunndach, deonach,
toileach,
an
geall.
FAIN,
adv. Gu
toileach, gu
deonach,
le Ian
toil.
FAINT,
v. n.
Fannaich,
rach am
paisean,
fas
lag,
fas
fann,
caill do
spiorad,
bi fo
mhi-mhisnioh.
FAINT,
adj. Lag, fann,
anfhann
;
neo-
shoilleir
; breoite, gun
chli
; gealltach,
meat,
tais,
f o mhi-mhisnich
;
neo-smior-
ail, neo-sgairteil.
FAINTHEARTED, adj. Lag-chridheacb,
gealtach,
tais, meat,
cladharra.
FAINTHEARTEDNESS,
s.
Lag-chridh-
eachd, cladhaireachd, gealtachd.
FAINTING,
s.
Fannachadh, paisean,
neul,
laigse.
FAINTISH, adj.
Car
fann,
a' fas fann,
FAINTNESS,
s.
Laigse, laigsinn,
anfhann-
achd
; neo-smioralachd,
marbhantachd
;
lag-chridheachd,
cladhaireachd.
FAIR,
adj.
M^seaoh,
sgiamhaoh,
boidh-
each,
aillidh
; geal,
fionn
; taitneach,
mais-
each, ciatach, glan,
soilleir
; ceart,
coth-
romach,
direach
; siobhalta,
suairce.
FAIR,
s.
Ribhinn,
maise-mna
; faidhir,
feill, margadh.
FAIRING,
s. Faidhrean.
-
FAIRNESS,
s.
Maise, maisealachd,
loidh-
chead,
ailleachd
;
ceartas, onoir, ionracas,
treibhdhireachd
;
soilleireachd.
FAIRSPOKEN,
adj.
Min-bhriatbrach,
suairce,
beulchair.
FAIRY,
s.
Sithiche,
duine sith
;
beau-
shith.
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FAIRY,
ml}.
A bhuineas do shithichean.
FAI RYLI K
E, adj.
Mar shithiche.
FA1RYSTONE,
s.
Saighead-shith,
ceaba
sith.
VA1TH,
s.
Creiiiimh,
creideamh
;
muin
ghinn, doehas,
earbsa
; creideas,
bavail
dilseachd
; ouoir,
iirinn
; gealltanas, geall
adh.
FAITHFUL,
adj. Cn-Hmheach,
creideach
dileas,
seasmhach
; ionraic, treibhdhireaeh
onorach
; fireanacb,
fireanta.
FAITHFULNESS,
s. Treibhdhireachd
ionracas
; dilseachd,
seasmhachd.
FAITHLESS,
adj.
Mi-chreidmheach
mi-dhileas, mealltach,
ccalgach.
FAITHLESSNESS,
s.
Mi-dhJlseachd,neo-
sheasmhachd.
FALCHION,*.
Claidheamh crom.
FALCON,
s.
Seabhag
bhoirionti
seilge.
FALCONER,
s.
Seabhagair,
fear-ionns-
achaidh
sheabhag.
FALCONRY,
*.
Seabhagaireachd.
FALL,
v. a. and n. Tuit
;
teirinn
; traogh,
siolaidh.
FALL,
s.
Tuiteam,
leagadh,
dith-mhi!l-
eadh,
leir-sgrios ;
tuiteam
sios,
isleacliadh
;
tearnadh
cas,
bruthach corrach
; eas, sput,
easgraich,
steal!.
FALLACIOUS,
adj. Mearachdach,
meall-
tach, carach,
cealgach.
FALLACIOUSNESS,)
s.
Mealltachd,
FALLACY, J feallsaehd,
fall-
sachd, fallsaileachd, cealgachd.
FALLIBILITY,
s.
Neo-chinnteachd,
buailteachd do mhearachd.
FALLIBLE, adj. Tuiteamach,
buailteach
do
mhearachd,
faillinneach.
FALLINGSICKNESS,
s.
Tuiteamas,
an
tinneas tuiteamach.
FALLOW, adj. Dearg.shoilleir,
buidhe-
shoilleir;
Talamh
ban, neo-thrcabhta,
no
air a
dheargadh,
ach
gun
chur.
FALLOW,
s.
Ar-samhraidh, eilgheadh.
FALSE,
adj. Breugach, fallsa, neo-fhior;
mearachdach
; meallta,
mi-dhileas.
FALSE
HEARTED,
adj. Meallta,
foill-
eilj cealgach."
FALSEHOOD,
s.
Breug, gangaid;
meall-
taireachd, ceilg.
FALSIFICATION,
s. Br
eugai
reach
d,
mealltaireachd.
FALSIFIER,
s.
Breugaire,
mealltair.
FALSIFY,
v. a. and n. Dean
fallsa,
breugnaich,
dearbh 'na
bhreig
;
aicheidh an
fhirinn.
FALTER,
v. n. Bi
teabadaich,
hi
liotach,
dean
gagail chairinte,
hi manntach
;
fas
sgith.
FALTERING,
s.
Teabadaich, laigse,
teachd
gearr.
FAME,
s.
Cliu, ainm, btiithas; iumradh,
allaiih, f'athunn.
FAMED, adj.
Ainmeil, cliuiteach,
iomraid-
each
;
measail.
FAMELESS,
adj.
Gun
ainm,
gun
cbliu,
gun
iomradh.
FAMILIAR,
adj. Aoidheil, saor, eeanaltu,
furanach,
laoilirth
;
cairdeil
; eolach,
coit-
chionn,
trie.
FAMILIAR,
s.
Fear-e61ais,
companach ;
leannan sith.
FAMILIARITY,
s.
Eolas,
companas,
saorsa comhraidh.
FAMILIARIZE,^
a. Dean
eolach,
gnath-
aich,
cleachd.
FAMILY,
s.
Teaghlach; sliochd, al, clann,
gineal; cinneadh, fine,
dream.
FAMINE,
s.
Gort,
gaiuue,
daorsa.
FAMISH,
v. a. and n. Cuir bas le
gort,
reang.
FAMOUS, adj. Ainmeil, cliuiteach,
meas-
ail, iomraideach,
sonruichte.
FAN,
s.
Fuaragan, gaotharan,
sgaileagan;
guit, fasgnag, beantag, dallan,
dallanach.
FAN,
v. a.
Fuaraich,
fionnfhuaraich
;
gluais
an t-aileadh
; fa-gain.
FANATIC,
)
adj.
Buoth
-
chrcid-
FANATICAL, ) mheach,
saobh-chreid-
mheach.
FANATIC,
s. Neach air boile le baoth-
direideamh.
FANATICISM,
s.
Baoth-chreidimh,
saobh-
chreidimh
;
deineas.
FANCIFUL,
adj.
Baoth, neonach, iong-
antach,
faoin.
FANCI
FULNESS,
s.
Neonachas,
faoin-
eachd,
macmeamna.
^ANCY,
s.
Dealbh-inntinn, inac-rneamna,
saobh-smuain
; barail, miann,
deigh,
tlachd.
^ANCY,
v. a. and n.
Smuainich, saoil,
baralaich,
beachdaich
; miannaich, gabh
deigh ;
saoil Hi 'n
diiil,
smuainich.
ANE,
s.
Teampull, eaglais,
ionad-aor-
aidh.
ANG,
v. a.
Greimich, glac.
ANG,
s.
Tosg, ionga,
dubhan.
'ANGED,
adj. Tosgach, iongach,
dubhan-
ach,
spogach.
BANGLE,
s. Faoin
oidhirp,
faoin inn-
leachd.
ANGLED,
adj.
Loiseamach, spailleichd-
eil.
ANGLESS, adj.
Gun fhiaclan.
ANNER,
s.
Fear-fasgnaidh ; fasgnac-
"ANTAS1ED,
adj.
Mac-meamnach, iong-
antach,
neonacb.
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FAN 746 FAT
FANTASTIC,
}
adj. Faoin,
mac-
FANTASTICAL, meamnacb,
neon-
ach, gorach, gogaideaeh, guanach.
FANTASTICALNESS,
s.
Mac-meamna,
neonachas, gogaideachd.
FA
R,
adv.
Fada,
fad'
as,
fad' air
falbh,
an
cein; gu
nior.
FAR-FETCHED, adj.
Air a
tharruing
fad' as.
FAR, adj. Fada,
fad' as.
FA
RCE,
v. a.
At, hoc,
lion a suas.
FARCE,
5.
Ealaidh,
cluiche bhaoth.
FARCICAL, adj.
Abhachdach,
a bhuin-
eas do cbluiche bhaoth.
FARCY,
s. Claimh each.
FARDEL,
s.
Trusgan ; cual,
ultach.
FARE,
v. n.
Ith, gabh
Ion
; siubhail,
iimch, gabh
turus
;
tarladh
dhuit,
bi an
cor.
FARE,
s. Luach
giulain,
duais,
dioladh
faraidh
; biadh, Ion,
teachd an tir.
FAREWELL,
adj.
Beannachd Icat no
leibh,
slan leat no
leibh,
soraidh leat no
leibh.
FAREWELL,
s.
Soraidh, cead,
beann-
achd.
FARINACEOUS,
adj.
A bhuineas do
inhin,
air bblas mine.
FARM,
s. Baile
fearainn,
gabhail
fhearainn.
FARM,
v. a. Suidhich air
mhal, gabh
air
mhal
; treabh,
thoir a
stigh.
FARMER,
s.
Tuathanach, gabhaltaiche.
FARMOST,
adj.
A's faid' as.
FARRAGO,
s.
Brudhaiste, brothas,
cum-
asg.
FARRIER,
s.
Gobha-ehruidhean, leigh-
each.
FARRIERY,
s. Dreuchd
leigh
each.
FARROW,
s.
Cuain,
alach muice.
FARROW,
v. a. Beir uirceanan.
FART,
s.
Braim,
breim.
FART,
v. n. Dean
braim, leig
braim,
FA
RTHER,
adv. Mi's fhaide
as,
a thuill-
eadh,
a bharr.
FARTHER, adj.
Ni's
faide,
ni-s iomall-
aiche
;
air taobh thall.
FARTHER,
v. a. Cuir air
adhart,
cuidich.
FARTHERANCE,
s.
Cuideachadh,
comhnadh.
FARTHEST,
adj.
A's faid'
as,
a's iomall-
aiche.
FARTHING,
s.
Feoirlinn, fairdein,
an
ceathramh cuid de
sgilliun.
FARTHINGALE,
s. Cota-cearcallach
boirionnaich.
FASCINATE,
v. a. Cuir fo
gheasaibh.
FASCINATION,
5.
Buidseachd,
ion-
mhuiuneachd.
FASHION,
s.
Cumadh, cruth, dealbh,
deanam
h, dreach, samhladh,
coltas
; doigh,
modh,
seol
;
fasan
; cleachdadh, gnaths,
nos
;
uaisle.
FASHION,
v. a.
Cum, dealbh,
dreach.
FASHIONABLE,
adj.
Fasanta, gnath-
aichte, nosail, cleachdail;
uasal.
FASHIONER,
s. Cumadair.
FASHION1ST,
s.
Spailpean,
fearfasanta.
FAST,
s.
Trosg, trasg, trasgadb.
FAST,
adj. Daiiigeann,
teann, neo-ghluas-
adach, diongmhalta ;
dileas
;
luath.
FASTEN,
v. a. and n.
Daingnich,
teann-
aich, ceangail ; greimich, gabh greim.
FASTENING,
s.
Ceangal, daingneachadh.
FASTHANDED, adj.
Cruaidh, apiocach.
FASTIDIOUS,
adj. Ailgheasach,
moiteil,
tarcuiseach.
FASTIDIOUSNESS,
s.
Arral, ailgheas,
moitealachd.
FASTING,
*.
Trasgadh, trosgadh, trasg.
FASTING-DAY,
s.
Latha-traisg.
FASTNESS,
s.
Daingneachd, dionginhal-
tas
; daingneach,
didean,
dion.
FAT, adj.
Reamhar, sultmhor,
feolmhor.
FAT,
s.
Reamhrachd, saill, suit, blonag.
FATAL, adj.
Marbhtach, basmhor,
sgrios-
ail,
millteach
;
an dan.
FATALISM,
*.
Teagasg gu'm
bheil
gach
ni an dan.
FATALIST,
s. Fear creidsinn 's an din.
FATALITY,
s. Roimh-orduchadh,
dan.
FATE,
5. Dan
;
manadh
;
bas
; sgrios.
FATED,
adj.
Orduichte,
roimh-orduichte,
an dan.
FATHER,
s.
(anns
na
h-uileseadh)
Ath-
air.
FATHER-IN-L
AW,
s. Athair ceile.
FATHER,
v. a. Gabh ri mar
athair,
uchd-
mhacaioh
;
aidich mar do
ghniomh
no do
sgriobhadh ;
cuir as
leth,
cuir air.
FATHE RL
ESS,
adj.
Gun athair.
FATHERLY, adj.
Athaireil.
FATHOM,*.
Aitheamh.
FATHOM,
v. a. Tomhais aitheamh
; ruig
air,
faigh
a mach
;
tomhais doimhneachd.
FATHOMLESS, adj.
Gun
ghrunnd, gun
iochdar.
FATIGABLE,
adj. So-sgitheachadh.
FATIGUE,
v. a.
Sgithich,
saruich.
FATIGUE,
s.
Sgios, saothair,
saruchadh,
allaban.
FATLING,
5. Beathach
reamhar,
ain-
mhidh biadhta.
FATNESS,
s. Reamhrachd, reamhad,
sultmhorachd
; geir,
saill.
FATTEN,
v. a. and n.
Reamhraich,
biadh.
brotaich
;
fas reamhar.
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FEL
FATTISH, adj.
Car reamhar.
FATUOUS, adj. Baoth, gorach, faoin,
amaideach; lag,
faileasach.
FAULT,
s.
Coire,
crori, lochd,
gaoid,
ciorita
; imcheist,
ioma-ehomhait le.
FAULTINESS,
5.
Olcas, coire, lochd,
ciont
;
droch
ghnatbs,
droch
ghne.
FAULTLESS, adj. Neo-lochdach,
neo-
chiontach,
neo-choireach
; iomlan, gun
mheang.
FAULTLESSNESS,
s.
Neo-cbiontachd,
neo-choireachd.
FAULTY,
adj. Ciontach, coireach,
lochd.
ach
; mearachdach,
cearr
;
olc,
dona.
FAVOUR,
f;. a.
Cuidich,
cum taobh
ri,
bi
fabharach,
nochd
cairdeas,
dean coinhnadh
le,
comhnaich.
FAVOUR,
s.
Fabhar,
deadh
ghean, baigh,
maoidhean, taobh,
cairdeas
;
suaicheantas.
FAVOURABLE,
adj.
Fabharach,
caird-
eil,
baigheil ; freagarrach,
soirbheasach.
FAVOURED, adj.
A fhuair cothrom no
f
abhor,
dheth'm bheil
speis.
FAVOURER,
s.
Caraid,
fear-fabhair.
FAVOURITE,
s.
Annsaehd, ceistean,
luaidh,~gaolach, griiidhean.
FAVOURITE,
adj. Roghainneach.
FAVOURLESS, adj.
Gun
fhabhar, gun
mhaoidhean.
FAWN,
s.
Laogh feidh,
fiadh
6g;
meann
earba.
FAWN,
v. n. Dean
miolasg,
dean
sodal,
dean
cuirteas;
dean
miodal, striochd,
lub.
FAWNER,
s.
Miodalaiche,
sodalaiche.
FAWNING,
s.
Miolasg, miodal,
sodal.
FEALTY,
s.
Umhlachd, dlighe
iochdarain
d'a uachdaran.
FEAR,
5.
Eagal, geilt,
faiteachas,
sgath,
h'amh.
FEAR,
v. a. and TO. Gabh
eagal o, gabh
fiamh roimh
;
bi fo
eagal, geiltich ;
bi am
fianih,
bi fo
churam,
bi fo
iomaguin.
FEARFUL, adj.
Gealtach, meat, lag-
chridheach, eagalach, fiamhaidh,
namhail
;
oillteill, uamhunriacb, uamhasach,
uamh-
arra.
TEARFULNESS, Gealtachd, meatachd,
geilt, eagal, fiamh, sgath,
oillt, uamhunn,
uamhas.
FEARLESS,
adj. Neo-ghealtach,
misneach-
ail, gun eagal, gun
athadh.
FEARLESSNESS,
s.
Misneachd,
smioral-
achd,
treubhantas.
FEASIBLE,
adj. So-dheanamh,
coslach.
FEAST,
s.
Cuirm, fleadh, oilm,
feisd ;
feill
;
ni blasda.
FEAST,
v. a. and n. Dean
cuirm,
thoir
fleadh
; gabh cuirm, gabh fleadh, gabh
feisd.
KM A
STER,
5.
Far-8oigh,
fear dheamunh
cuirme.
FEASTFUL,
adj. Fleadhach,
cuirraech,
feisdeach
; soghail,
roiceil.
FEAT,
s.
Gnlomh, euchd,
treubhanta**
cleas,
car ncunacli.
FEAT,
adj. Ealamh,
sgiobalta, deas,
teoma
; grinn,
snaamhor.
FEATHER,
5.
He, iteag.
FEATHER,
a. c.
Sgeadaich
le h-iteaii
;
dean beartach.
FEATHERED,
adj. Iteagach, iteach,
clei teach.
FEATHERY, adj. Iteagach, iteach,
cleit-
each.
FEATURE,
s.
Tuar, aogas, crutb,
dreact
;
cumadh, cruitheachd,
dealbh.
FEBRILE,
adj.
Fiabhrasach.
FEBRUARY,
s. Ceud mhlos an earraich.
FECULENCE,
Is.
Drabhas,
deasgann,
FECULENCY, 3 grunnasg, druaip.
FECULENT,
adj. Drabhasach,
druaipeil,
grunnasgacb.
FECUND,
adj. Torrach, siolmhor,
lion-
mhor.
FECUNDITY,
s. Siolmhorachd.
FEDERAL, adj.
A bhuineas do chumh-
nant.
FEDERATE,
adj.
An
comh-bhoinn,
cumhnantaichte.
FEE,
s.
Duais, dloladh,
tuarasdal.
FEE,
v. a.
Tuarasdalaich, gabh ;
thoir brib.
FEEBLE,
adj. Lag,
faun, aufhanii, breoite,
meuranta.
FEEBLE
MINDED, adj. Lag-inntinn-
each.
FEEBLENESS,
s.
Laigse,
anfhannachd,
breoiteachd.
FEED,
v. a. and n.
Biadh, aiaich,
beath-
aich
;
cum a suas
; gabh
biadh.
FEED,
s.
Biadh,
Ion.
FEEDER,
s.
Biadhtach,
fear-biadhaidh
;
fear-ithe.
FEEL,
v. a. and n.
Fairich,
mothaich,
laimhsich
; feuch,
rannsaich.
FEELER,
s. Fear
faireachduinn,
fear-
mothachaidh.
FEELING, adj.
A*
faireachduinn,
te<i-
chridheach.
FEELING,
s.
Faireachduinn, faireachadb,
mothachadh,
caileachd.
FEIGN,
v. a. and n. Gabh
ort, leig
ort
;
aithris
gu breugach.
FEIGNER,
Fear-dealbh
bhreugan.
FEINT,
s. Coltas
breugach, gabhail
air.
FELICITATE,
v. a.
Failticb,
dean sona.
FELICITOUS, adj.
Sona.
FELICITY,
5. Sonas.
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FELINE, adj.
Mar chat.
FELL,
adj.
Borb, fiadhaich,
garg,
alla-
mhara.
FELL,
s.
Seiche, bian,
craicionn.
FELL,
v. a.
Leag gu lar,
buail
sios, spad,
smail
; gearr sios,
mar chraoibh.
FELLMONGER,
s. Ceannaiohe bhoicionn.
FELLNESS,
s.
An-iochd, fuilteachd,
gairge.
FELLOW,
s.
Companach, coimpire;
leth-
bhreac
; gille ; balach, dubh-bhalach,
croch-
aire;
ball.
FELLOW,
v. a.
Caraidich,
paidhrich.
FELLOW-CREATURE,
s. Comh-chreu-
tair.
FELLOW-LABOURER,
s. Comh-oib-
riche.
FELLOW-PRISONEK,
s.
Comh-phrios-
anaeh.
FELLOW-SERVANT,
s. Comh-sheir-
bhiseach.
FELLOW-SOLDIER,
s.
Com-shaighd-
ear, companach
catha.
FELLOW-STUDENT,
s.
Comh-sgoileir.
FELLOW-SUFFERER,
s.
Compauach
fularigais,
FELLOW-TRAVELLER,
s. Comh-
astaraiche.
FELLOW-FEELING,
s. Comh-fhair-
eacbduinn.
FELLOWSHIP,
5.
Companas, compan-
tas, comurm, comh-bhann,
caidreauah
;
cuibhrionn fir oomuinn.
FELO-DE-SE,
*. Fein-mharbhaiche.
FELON,
s.
M6r-chiontach,
crochaire.
FELON,
adj. Garg, borb,
an-iochdmhor,
cruaidh-chridheach.
FELONIOUS, adj. Aingidh, fealltach,
olc, ciontach,
coirbte.
FELONY,
s. Coirebais.
FELT,
s. Aodach
gaoisideach ; seiche,
bian.
FELUCCA,
s. Bata she-ramh.
FEMALE, s.
Bean, boirionnach,
bainion-
nach,
te.
FEMALE,
adj.
Boirionn,
bainionn.
FEMINALITY,
s. Nadur nam ban.
FEMININE, adj. Boirionn,
bainionnach
;
caomh,
bog, maoth, min, malda;
mi-fhear-
ail.
FEMORAL,
adj. Slgisneach,
masach.
FEN,
s.
Boglach, cathar,
mointeach.
FENCE,
s.
Dion, callaid, dig, daingneach.
FENCE,
v. a. and n.
Duin, iomdhruid,
cuairtich, iadh,
cuir callaid mu
;
cath mar
bhasbair.
FENCELESS, adj.
Gun
challaid, fosgailte.
FENCER,
s.
Basbair,
fear-claidheimh.
FENCIBLE, adj.
So-dhion.
FENCIBLES,
s. Feachd dion.
FENCING-MASTER,
s. Basbair.
FEND,
v. a. and n.
Dion,
cum
dhiot;
conn-
saich,
tagair.
FENDER,
s. Dionadair.
FENNEL,
s. Lus an t-saoidh.
FENNY, adj. Mointeachail,
bog,
catharack
FEOFF,
v. a. Cuir an seilbh fuinn.
FEOFFMENT,
s. Cur an seilbh.
FEIII
NE,
adj.
Fiadhaich,
garg.
FERINENESS,
) s.
Gairge,
buirbe,
alla-
FERITY, j mharrachd.fiadhaichead.
FERMENT,
v. a. and n. Cuir lb
bhuaireas,
tog
an
airde;
bi fo
bhuaireas,
oibrich.
FERMENT,
s.
Buaireas,
mi-riaghailt,
oibreachadh,
troimh cheile.
FERMENTATION,
s.
Buaireas,
oibreach-
adh.
FERN,
s. Raineach.
FERNY, adj.
Raineachail,
Ian rainich.
FEROCIOUS, ad;. Fiadhaich, garg,
alla-
mharra,
an-iochdmhor.
FEROCITY,
s.
Fiadhaichead, gairge,
buirbe,
an-iochd.
FERRET,
s.
Feocullan,
coinneas
;
stiom.
FERRET,
v. a. Cuir a toll.
FERRIAGE,
.v.
Faradh, airgiod aiseig.
FERRUGINOUS, adj.
Do
ghne
iaruinn.
FERRY,
v. a. and n.
Aisig
;
rach thar
FERRY,
s.
Aiseag.
FERRYMAN,
s.
Fear-aiseig.
FERTILE,
adj.
Siolmhor, torach,
biadh-
char.
pailt,
lionmhor.
FERTILITY,
s. Siolmhoireachd,
tarbh-
achd,
toraicheas.
FERTILIZE,
v. a. Dean
torach,
dean
siolmhor, leasaich,
mathaich,
FERVENCY,
s.
Dealas,
teas-inntiun,
dian-thogradh,
deine,
beo-dhurachd.
FERVENT, adj. Teth,
air
ghoil
; dian,
bras, cas,
dealasach
;
durachdach,
blath.
FERVID, adj.
Teth,
air
ghoil, loisgeach ;
bras, dian,
dealasach,
deothasach.
FERVIDITY,
)s.
Teas, deine, braise,
FERVIDNESS,
\
dealas,
deothas.
FERULA,
s.
Slat-sgiursaidh, sgiiirs.
FERVOUR,
s.
Teas, blathas;
teas inn-
tinn, dealas, deine,
beo-dhurachd.
FESTAL, adj.
Cuirmeach, fleadhach,
feisd-
each.
FESTER,
?;. n.
Eargnaich, at, iongraich.
FESTINAT1ON,
s.
Cabhag, greasad.
FESTIVAL, adj.
Cuirmeach,
feisdeach,
fleadhacbji:
FESTIVAL,
s.
Feill,
cuirm bhliadhnail.
FESTIVE,
adj.
Fleadhach,
cuirmeach,
feisdeach,
aoibhneuch.
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FIL
FESTIVITY,
s.
Aoibhneas, aighear,
subh-
achas, gairdeachas.
FETCH,
v. a. and n. Thoir
leat,
thoir an
so
; thoir,
thoir
gu
crich
; ruig.
FETCH,
5.
Innleachd, seol, car, cleas,
doigh.
FETID, adj. Breun, loibheach, lobhta,
grod.
FETIDNESS,
s.
Loibheachas,
brC'inead,
droch bholadh.
FETLOCK,
s.
Luidhean,
fiarag.
FETOR,
s. Droch
bholadh,
droch thochd.
FETTER,
s.
Cuibhreach,
buarach cean-
gal, geimheal.
FETTER,
v. a.
Geimhlieh,
cuibhrich
;
ceangail,
cuir buarach air.
FEU,
s. Gabhail.
FEUD,
5.
Aimhreit, strith, eas-aonachd,
connsachadh, falachd,
cogadh,
FEUDAL, adj.
A bhuineas do shuidheach-
adh fearainn.
FEUDALISM,
*. Uachdranachd nan
tigh-
earnan.
FEUDATORY,
s. Gabhaltaiche.
FEVER,
s.
Fiabhrus, fiabhras,
teasach.
FEVERET,
Fiabhras eutrom.
FE
VERISH, adj.
Fiabhrasach, teth,
lois-
geach ; muiteach,
neo-shuidhichte.
FEW,
adj. Tearc, ainneamh, gann.
FEWNESS,
s.
Teircead, ainneamhachd,
gainnead.
FIB,
s.
Breug, frith-bhreug.
FIB,
v. n. Innis
brcugan.
FIBBER,
s.
Breugaire.
FIB
RE,
s. Freumh chaol.
FIBULA,
s. Cnaimh-caol na
lurga.
TICKLE,
adj. Caochlaideach, muiteach,
luasganach, luaineach, neo-shuidhichte,
neo-bhunailteach.
T1CKLENESS,
s.
Caochlaideachd,
muit-
eachd, luasganachd,
neo-bhunailteachd,
neo-sheasmhachd.
FICTION,
s.
Dealbh,
innleachd
breige,
uirsgeul, sgeulachd, naigheachd breugach ;
breug.
FICTITIOUS,
adj.
Fallsa, mealltacb,
faoin,
breugach,
samhlach.
FIDDLE,
s. Fiodhull.
FIDDLE,
v. a. Cluich air
fiodhuill,
dean
tidhleireachd
;
bi diomhanach.
FIDDLER,
s. Fidhleir.
FIDDLESTICK,
s.
Bogha
fidhle.
FIDDLESTRING,
s. Teud fidhle.
FIDELITY,
s.
Tribhdhir?as,
f irinn
;
dilseachd,
seasmhachd.
m
.
FIDGE,
}
v. n. Dean
iJfcairt,
bi
luasg-
FIDGET, J anach,
dean
striopais.
FIDGET,
*.
Luasgan,
iomairt.
FIDGETY,
adj. Luosganach,
neo-tiioii-
neach.
I
1
'
IK,
interj.
Mo naire.
FIEF,
s. (iahhail
fhraraiiin,
fo
uarhdaran.
FIELD,
s.
Marhair,
raori, achadh,
laiche,
magh ; War;
farsuingeachd.
FIELDFARE,
*. Liath
truisg.
FIELD-MARSHAL,
5. Ard cheann
FIELD-OFFICER,
s. Ceannard mile.
FIELD-PIECE,*.
Gum.' an.ich.
FIELD-PREACHER,
s. Ministeir nan
cnoc,
minlsteir fuadain.
FIEND,
s.
Diabhul,
deamhan,
drocb
spiorad.
FIERCE, adj. Fiadhaich,
droch-mheinn-
eacb,
feargach, garg, borb,
buaireasach
;
laidir,
treun.
FIERCENESS,
s.
Fiadhaichead, buirbe,
gairge, buaireas, guinideachd,
fuilteachd.
FIERCENESS,
s.
Aiuteas,
teinntidh-
eachd
; braise,
buaireas.
FIERY,
adj.
Teinntidh, lasarra,
loisgeacb ;
dian, bras, cabhagach ;
feargach,
frionasach,
garg,
droch-mheinneach
; dealrach,
soill-
seach.
FIFE,
s. Feadan.
FIFER,
s. Fear.feadain.
FIFTEEN,
adj. Cuig-deug.
FIFTEENTH, adj.
An
cuigeamh deug.
FIFTH,
adj. Cuigeadh.
FIFTHLY,
adv. 'S a
chuigeadh
aite.
FIFTIETH,
adj.
An deicheamh thar da
fhichead.
FIFTY, adj.
Da fhichead 'a a
deicb,
leth-
cheud,
caogad.
FIG,
s.
Figis, flogais, crann-figis.
FIGHT,
v. a. and n.
Cog ri,
cath
ri,
comh-
raig ;
dean strith.
FIGHT,
s.
Blar, cath,
comhrag ; caonnag,
comhlan, tuasaid,
sabaid.
FIGHTER,
s.
Curaidh, gaisgeach, laoch,
fear-comhraig.
FIGHTING,
s.
Cogadh,
cath, comhrag.
F1GURABLE, adj.
A
ghabhas
cumadh,
a
ghabhas
dealbh.
FIGURATION,
s.
Cumachd, dealbh,
cruth
; cumadh,
cruthachadh.
FIGURATIVE, adj.
Samhlach.
FIGURE,
s.
Dealbh, cumadh, dreach,
cruth
; pearsa, aogas,
coltas,
samhladh
;
fioghair.
FIGURE,
v. a. and n.
Cum, dreacb,
dealbh
;
dean
eug-samhuil;
samhlaich
; smuainich,
beachdaich
;
nochd le
fioghairean.
FIGWORT,
s. Farachdubh.
FILAMENT
5.
Sreang
chaol,
tuiini
tean.
FIL 750 FIS
FILBERT,
s.
Cno, cnu-challtuinn,
faois-
geag-
FILCH,
v. a.
Goid,
slad, siolc, sgiolc
leat,
dean meirle.
FILE,
s.
Eighe,
liomhan
;
ainm-chlar.
FILE,
v. a. and n. Gearr le
eighe,
liomh,
meil le
eighe ;
sreathaich.
!
FILER,
s. Fear-mineachaidh le
eighe.
FILIAL, adj. Macail,
dleasannach.
FILIATION,
s. Daimli mic ri athair.
FILINGS,
s. Smur o'n
eighe.
FILL,
v. a. and n.
Lion,
luchdaich
;
sas-
uich,
dean bujdheach
;
fas Ian.
FILL,
s.
Lan, sath,
teann-shath.
FILLER,
s. Lionadair.
FILLET,
s.
Stiom, crios; tiugh riasleisde;
cuair.sg
fheola.
FILLET,
v. a.
Ceangail
le
stiom,
cuir crios
air,
cuir
cuairteag
uime.
FILLIP,
v. a. Thoir cliudan.
FILLIP,
s.
Spadag,
cliudan.
FILLY,
s. Loth,
lothag.
FILM,
s.
Sgrath, sgannan, sgailean.
FILMY,
adj. Sgrathach, sgaileanach.
FILTER,
v. a. Siolaidh.
FILTER,
s.
Siolachan,
criathar.
FILTH,
s.
Salchar, trusdaireachd,
druaip.
FILTHY, adj. Salach, musach, drabhasach;
neo-ghlan,
truaillidh.
FILTRATE,
v. a. Siolaidh.
FILTRATION,
s.
Sioladh,
glanadh.
FIN,
s. Iteach
eisg, ite, sgiath.
FINABLE,
adj.
Toillteannach air ubh-
ladh.
FINAL,
adj.
Deireannach,
criochnuidh-
each
; comh-dhunach,
a' criochnachadh.
FINANCE,
s. Teachd a
steach, mal, cis,
cain.
FINANCIER,
s. Fear eolach air cis
rioghachd.
FIND,
v. a.
Faigh
;
tachair
air; faigli
a
macb, amais, fairich,
aithnich
;
comh-
dhjiin
;
cum a
suas,
beathaich.
FINDER,
s.
Fear-faghail,
fear-faotainn a
niach.
FINE, adj. Grinn, finealta,
caol
; glari,
fior-ghlan,
soilleir
; geur,
tana.
FINE,
s.
Ubhladh,
peanas.
FINE,
v. a.
Glan, ath-ghlan ;
dean fin-
ealta
; leag
ubhladh.
FINENESS,
s.
Grinnead, flriealtachd,
grinneas,
boidhchead, maise, eireackdas;
miiiead,
caoilead.
FINERY,
5.
Breaghachd,
riomhadh.
FINESSE,
s.
Car,
cleas.
FINGER,
s.
Meur,
corrag.
FINGER,
v. a.
Meuraich,
laimhsicli;
cluich air
;
dean
gu
finealta.
FI NGERE
D,
adj.
Meurach.
FINICAL, adj. Moiteil, cuirteil,
eporsail,
grinn, gogaideacb,
leomach.
FINISH,
v. a.
Criochnaich,
thoir
gu
crich
;
thoir
gu ceann, coimhlion,
dean foirfe.
FINISHER, s.
Fear-criochnachaidh,
fear-
coimhlionaidh.
FINITE,
adj. Criochnach,
criochnaichte.
FINITELE
SS,
adj.
Neo-chriochnach.
FINITENESS,
) _
, .
KINITUDE,
P
Criochnulcheachd-
FINNY,
adj.
Iteach.
FIR,
s.
Giubhas,
craobh
ghiubhais.
FIRE,
s.
Teine,
gealbhan,
eibhle
; losgadb,
comh-losgadh ; teas,
ainteas.
FIRE,
v. a. and n. Cuir ri
theine,
Joisg;
fadaidh, beothaich,
bruidich
; tilg.
FIREAKMS,
s. Airm-theine.
FIREBRAND,
s.
Caoir,
aithinne
;
fear
atmhreite,
culaidh bhuairidh.
FIRECROSS,
5.
Crois-tara,
crann-tara.
FIRELOCK,
s.
Gunna,
musgaid.
FIREMAN,
s.
Fear-casgaidh
teine.
FIRESIDE,
s. Taobh an
teine, teinntean,
teallach.
FIREWOOD,
s.
Connadh,
fiodh teine.
FIRING,
s.
Connadh, gual,
moine; tilg-
eadh, losgadh.
FIRKIN,
s. Buideal
beag,
an ceathramh
cuid de bharaille.
FIRM,
adj.
Daingeann,
laidir,
teann
;
seasmhach, diongmhalta,
bunaiteach,
neo-
ghluasadach.
FIRMAMENT,
s.
Speur,
iarmailt,
adhar.
FIRMAMENTAL, adj.
larmailteach,
adharaoh, speuraeh,
neamhaidh.
FIRMNESS, s.
Daingneachd, greimealas ;
mail
eannachd,seasmhachd,cinnteas, diong-
mhaltas,
bunailteachd.
FIRST, adj.
Ceud,
ceudamh
;
an
tus,
an
toiseach
; priomh.
FIRST,
adv. An
tus,
air
toiseach, roimh,
ann 's a cheud aite.
FIRST-BORN,
s.
Ceud-ghin.
FIRST-BORN,
adj.
A's sine.
FIRST-FRUITS,
s. Ceud-thoradh.
FIRSTLING,
s.
Ceud-ghin ;
toiseach,
a
cheud ni.
FISCAL,
s.
lonmhas, tighinn
a
stigh
rioghachd.
FISCAL, adj.
A bhuineas do'n
ionmhae,
rioghachdail.
FISH,
s.
lasg.
FISH,
v. a. and n.
lasgaich, sir;
bi
'g
iasgach.
FISH-HOOK,
s. Dubhan
iaagaicli.
F1SH
T
POND,
s.
Poll-eisg, iasg-loch.
FISHER,
5.
lasgair.
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FISHER-BOAT,
s.
Bat'-iasgaich.
FISHERMAN,
s.
lasgair.
FISHING,
s.
lasgach, iasgaireachd.
FISHMEAL,
s. Trath bidh de dh'
iasg.
FISHMONGER,
s. Marsant'
eisg.
FISHY,
adj.
Mar
iasg.
FISSILE,
adj. Sgoilteach, so-sgoltadh!
FISSURE,
s.
Sgoltadh, sgaineadh, gag.
FIST,s.
Dorn.
FIT, adj.
lomchuidb,
freagarrach, eubhaidh,
cothromach.
FIT,
v. a. and n. Dean
freagarrach,
dean
iomchuidh
;
euir an
uidheam,
cuir an
ordugh,
ceartaich
;
bi
cubhaidb,
bi
freag-
arrach.
FITCH,
s. Peasair
luchag, peasair-fhiadh-
aich.
FITCHAT, FITCHEW,
s. Feocullan.
FITFUL, adj.
Lan
ghreisean, plathach.
FITNESS,
s.
Cubhaidheachd,
iomchuidh-
eachd, freagarrachd,
deisealachd.
FITZ,
5.
Mac,
mac diolain.
FIVE,
adj. Cuig, coig.
FIVEFOLD, adj. Cuig-fillte.
FIX,
v. a. and n.
Suidhich, socraich,
daingnich,
dean
teann, sparr;
beachd-
aich
; gabh gu
fois.
FIXEDNESS,
s.
Suidheachadh,
maireachd-
uinn,
seasmhachd
; daingneach,
duiread
;
bunnilteachd, diongmhaltachd.
FIXTURE,*. Nitairngte.
FIZGIG,
s. Seorsa
muirgheadh.
FLABBY,
adj. Bog,
maoth
; neo-ghramail.
FLACCID, adj. Lag, tais, neo-rag,
an-
fhann,
maoth,
tieoidhte.
FLACCIDITY,
s.
Anfhainne,
laigse.
FLAG,
v. a. and n.
Anfhannaich, lagaich ;
comhdaich le leacaibh
;
fas
lag,
caill treoir.
FLAG,
s.
Seilisdeir,
cuilc
; bratach;
leac.
FLAG-SHIP,
s.
Long
anaird-cheannaird.
FLAGELET,
s. Duisiol
beag,
feadan.
FLAGELLATION,
s.
Sgiursadh, greidh-
eadh.
FLAGGY,
adj. Lag,
anfhann,
fuasgailte,
fleoidhte.
FLAGITIOUS, adj. Aingidh,
droch-
rnhuint,
olc, coirbte;
ciontach.
FLAGIT1OUSNESS,
s.
Aingidheachd,
slaightearachd,
coirbteachd.
FLAGRANCY,
s.
Aingidheachd, slaight-
earachd
; teas,
ainteas.
FLAGRANT, adj. Teth,
deothasach,
dur-
achdach,
dealasach
; folluiseach, soilleir,
anabarra, fuathasach,
amasguidh.
FLAGSTAFF,
5. Crann-brataicb.
FLAIL,
s*
Buailtein,
suiste.
FLAKE,
s.
Loiueag, tlam, topan f
breath,
sreath.
FLAKY,
adj. Loineagach, tlumarh, fuasg-
ailfc
;
'na
blin;;itli;iu.
FLAME,
s.
Lasair; teas-inntinn,
d-im.
FLAME,
v. a. and n.
Las, dealraicb,
boillsg;
las )e
firg.
FLAME-COLOURED, adj.
Air dhath
na lasrurh.
FLAMEN,
*.
Sagart.
FLAMMATION,
s.
Lasadh, losgadh.
FLAMMABILITY,
*. Lasanta.th.l.
FLAMMIFEROUS,
adj. Lasach,
lasail,
lasrach,
loisgeach.
FLAMY, adj. Lasrach, lasanta, loisgeach.
FLANK,
s.
Slios, loch-bhlein,
taobh.
FLANK,
v. a. Thoir ionn-uidh air taobh
;
dion taobh.
FLANNEL,
s. Curainn.
FLAP,
s.
Libeag,
bad air
chratbadh,
clib,
clibeag.
FLAP,
v. a. and n. Buail air
falbh,
buail
le bad
;
crath,
buail le faruin
; sgiathulaich.
FLAP-EARED,
adj. Spad-chluas^ch.
FLARE,
v. a.
Dealraich, dearrs, boilltg
gu
loiseamach.
FLASH,
5.
Boillsgeadh, dreos, dearsadh,
liisadh
;
caoir.
FLASH,
v. a. and n. Cuir *nu chaoirean
;
cairich
gu
loiseamach
; dealraich, dearrs,
boillsg.
FLASHER,
s.
Spailpean,
fear
spaideil.
FLASK,
s.
Searrag, corn,
soitheach
;
ad-
harc-fhudair.
FLAT, adj.
Comhnard, reidh, min; iosal,
sinte, leagta gu
lar
; cianail,
neo-chridheil,
neo-smiorail
;
as an
aghaidh.
FLAT,
s.
Comhnard, reidhlean, dail, Ion,
fearann iosal.
FLAT-BOTTOMED,
adj.
Masacb,
comh-
nard 's an urlar.
FLATNESS,
s.
Comhnardachd,
reidh-
eachd
; marbhantachd,
neo-bhrisgead,
neo-
smioralachd
;
neo-fhonnmhorachd.
FLATTEN,
v. a. and n. Dean
comhnard,
dean reidh
; leag
sios, leudaich,
dean leath-
ann
;
mi-mhisnich,
cuir fo
sprochd
;
fa
comhnard,
fas reidh,
fas tais.
FLATTENER,
s. Comhnardaichf.
FLATTER,
v. a. Dean
miodal,
dean
sodal,
mol
gu breugach,
dean blanndar.
FLATTERER,
s.
Miodalaiche,
sodalniche,
fear-miolaisg,
fear beulchair.
FLATTERY,
s. Miodal, sodal, miolasg,
gabhann,
blanndar, brosgul.
FLATTISH, adj.
Car comhnard.
FLATULENCY,
s. Gaothmhorachd, gaoth
cuim
;
falaimhead, faoineachd,
diomhanas.
FLATULENT, adj.
Gaothmhor,
atmhoi
falamh, faoin, gaoitheanach.
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FLATUOUS, adj.
Lan
gaoitbe.
FLATUS,
s. Gaoth
cuim,
bruchd.
FLAUNT,
v. n. Bi
loiseamach,
bi loinn-
each,
bi basdalach.
FLAUNT,
s.
Basdal,
loiseam.
FLAVOUR,
s.
Bias,
boladh
cubhraidh,
boltracb.
FLAVOROUS,
adj.
Blasda, mills;
cubh-
raidb,
taitneacb do'n bholadh.
FLAW,
s.
Gaoid, sgaineadh, sgoltadhj
deheas, ciorram, coire, meang,
easbhuidb.
FLAW,
y. a.
Gag, sgoilt, sgain.
FLAWLESS, adj. Sran,fallain,gun mheang.
FLAWY,
adj. Gagach, sgainteach.
FLA
X,
.s. Lion.
FLAXDRESSER,
s. Seiclear.
FLAXEN,
adj.
De
lion,
lin
;
mar
lion,
lada reidh.
FLAY,
v. a.
Feann,
thoir an craicioan
deth.
FLAYER,
s. Fear-feannaidh.
FLEA,
s.
Deargann.
FLEAB1TTEN,
s. Pioctale
deargannaibh ;
diblidh,
suarach.
FLEAM,
s.
Cuisleag cruidh,
tuadh-t'bola.
FLEDGE, adj. Iteagach,
cleiteach,
sgiath-
ach.
FLEDGE,
v. a.
Iteagaich,
comhdaich le
iteagaibh.
FLEE,
v. n.
Teich, ruith,
tar as.
FLEECE,
s.
Rusg,
lomradh.
FLEECE,
o. a.
Ruisg,
. lomair
;
spuinn,
ereach
;
gealaich,
dean
geal.
FLEECED, adj.
Air am bheil
rusg
:
part.
Spuinnte,
creachta.
FLEECER,
s. Lomartair.
FLEECY,
adj.
Cloimheach, ollach; soilleir,
ban.
FLEER,
v. a. and w.
Mag, sgeig,
fochaid-
ich
;
dean
magadh,
bi focbaid.
FLEER,
A.
Fochaid,
magadh, sgeig.
fan-
aid
; gaire
fanaid,
drein fhochaid.
FLEERE
R,
s.
Fanaidiche, sgeigeir,
fear
focbaid.
FLEET,
s.
Camus, geotha;
cabhlach
loing-
eas.
FLEET, adj. Luath,
grad, siubhlach,
eal-
amh, clis,
beothail.
FLEET,
v. n. Siubhail
grad,
ruith
gu
luath.
FLEETING, adj. Siubhlach,
neo-mhair-
eannach,
diombuan.
^LEETNESS,
s.
Luathailteachd,
ealamh-
achd,
luathas,
siubblachd.
FLESH,
s. Feoil.
FLESHCOLOUR,
s. Feoil-dhath.
FLESH
FLY,
s.
Cuileag-fheola,
feoil-
chnoimheag.
FLESH-HOOK,
s. Gramaiche
feola.
cromag
fheola.
FLESHLESS,
adj.
Gun fheoil.
FLESHL1NESS,
s. Feolmhorachd
;
mac-
rius.
FLESHLY,
adj. Corporra,
feoluahor
;
raac-
nusach.
FLESH-POT,
s. Poit
fheola,
coire feola.
FLESHY,
adj.
Feolmhor, reamhar,
sult-
mhor.
FLEW,
pret.
of To
fly.
FLEW,
s.
Spreill
tolair.
FLEWED, adj. Spreilleacb, craosach,
gnosach.
FLEXIBILITY,
s. Subailteach
d,
soim-
eachd,
saidealtachd.
FLEXIBLE, adj.
Subailte,
so-lubadh
;
so-chomhairleachadh.
FLEXION,
s.
Cromadh, lubadh,
camadh.
FLEXUOUS,
adj. Lubach, cam, crom,
fiar.
FLEXURE,
s.
Fiaradh, camadb, cromadb,
lubadh,
claonadh.
FLIGHT,
.
Teicheadh, ruaig;
itealaich,
1'ulbh air
sgiathan ; teas-iuntinn,
ard-
smuain
; ealtainn,
ealt-eun.
FLIGHTINESS,
s.
Neo-sheasmhachd,
luaineachd.
FLIGHTY,
adj. Fiadhaich,
luaineach,
neo-
shuidhichte, neo-bhunailteach,macmeanm-
nach.
FLIMSINESSjS.Breochdiadh^earbalachfi.
FLIMSY,
adj. Lag, faoin, neo-ghramail,
anfhann, neo-sgoinneil,
cearbach.
FLINCH,
v. n.
Seap,
fannaich, cub, crup,
failnich,
diobair.
FLIN
CHER,
s.
Cladhaire, gealtaire.
FLING,
v. a. andn.
Tilg,
thoir
urchair;
*gap, sgaoil,
crath
;
fas rieo-cheannsaichte.
FLING,
s.
Tilgeadh,
urchair; fochaid,
innisg.
FL1NGER,
s.
Fear-tilgidh
;
fochaidiche.
FLINT,
s.
Ailbhinn, spor,
clach
theine,
airtein.
FLINTY, adj.
Ailbhinneach, clachach;
cruaidh- chridheach.
FLIPPANCY,
s.
Beulchaireacbd, leogair-
eachd.
FLIPPANT,
adj.
Luath-bheulach,
bruidh-
neach; gobach,
louach, peasanach, beag-
narach,
beadaidh.
FLIRT,
v. a. and n.
Tilg,
thoir urchair
ghrad
;
dean
gobaireuchd,
bi air
mhire,
bi
luaineach.
FLIRT,
s.
Grad-char,
luth-chleas,
bladhm
;
godag, go=:aid, goileag,
leodag.
FLIRTATION,
s.
Gogaideachd,
bead-
radh.
FLI 750
FOA
FLIT,
v. a. and n. Cuir imrich
;
telch
;
tar
as;
rach
imrich;
bi luaineach.
FLITCH,
s. Cliathach shaillte muice.
FLOAT,
v. a. and n.
Plod,
comhdaich le
uisge; snainh,
bi air fleodradh.
FLOATY, adj.
Suamhach.
FLOCK,
s.
Ealt, ealta, baidne,
grunnan,
greigh ;
treud.
FLOCK,
v. n.
Trus, tionail,
cruinnich.
FLOOD,
5.
Muir, cuan,
abhainn
;
tuil,
dile
;
lionadh
;
ruith fola.
FLOOD,
v. a. Comhdaicb le
uisge.
FLOODGATE,
s. Tuil-dhorus.
FLOODMARK,
s. Airde lain
mara;
dubh-
chladacb.
FLO
OK,
FiMail achdair
; leabag.
FLOOR,
s.
Urlar,
lar.
FLOOR,
v. a. Cuir urlar ann.
FLOORING,
s.
Urlar,
fiodh-urlair.
FLORAL,
adj.
Lusach, pluranach.
FLORID, adj. Lusach, pluranach ; urail,
ruiteacn,
ruiteagach ; sgiamhach, breagha.
FLORIDNESS,
s.
Ruiteachas, iiraireachd,
deirge ; breaghachd.
FLORIST,
s.
Lusragan.
FLOUNCE,
v. a. and n. Cuiroirri
; spliut,
sgiot, spairt ;
siubhail
gu
laidir.
FLOUNCE,
s.
Froinis; plub, sgiotadh,
spliutadh.
FLOUNDER,
s.
Leobag, leabag, liabag.
FLOUNDER,
v. n. Dean
spairn,
dean
uspairt, spairt.
FLOUR,
s.
Min-chruineachd, plur.
FLOURISH,
v. a. and n. Cuirfobhlath
;
crath
gu
iraoidhneasach
;
fas
suas,
soirbh-
ich
;
bi
ard-ghloi reach,
dean
spagluinn,
dean uaill.
FLOURISH,
s.
Moraehd, maise, gloir,
uaill,
bosd
; Math, ur-fhas,
duilleachadh
;
fuaim
thrompaideau.
FLOURISHER,
s. Fear-soirbheachaidh.
FLOUT,
v. a. and n.
Sgeig, mag,
fochaid-
ich
;
dean
fochaid,
dean fanaid.
FLOUT,
s.
Magadh,
tair,
fanaid.
FLOUTER,
s.
Sgeigear,
fanaidiche.
FLOW. v. a. and n.
Ruith,
sil
; eirich,
at
;
bi
pailt,
bi
sgaoiltaach.
FLOW,
s.
Liouadh, feiridh, sruth,
tuil
;
pailteas,
lanachd
; ard-ghloir,
das chainnt.
FLOWER,
*.
Blath, ur-fhas,
barr-guc;
a chuid a's
fearr, barr,
taghadh.
FLOWER-DE-LUCE,
5. Seilisdeir.
FLOWER,
v. a. arid n.
Blath-oibrich,
cuir obair
ghreis
air
;
cuir a mach
blath,
bi
fo bhlath
;
fas
gu
h-urar.
FLOWERET,
s.
Fliiran, pluran.
FLOWERY, adj. Fluranach, pluranach,
gucagach.
FLUCTUANT, adj.
shuidhichte,
laa^gauach,
nco-bhutia
FLUCTUATE,
v. n. bi air
u.Iail,
ttilg
;
bi
neo-shcasmhach,
bi 's an ioma-
chomhairlc.
FLUCTUATION,
s.
Udal,
li;-,
talgadh ; ioma-chomhairle,
in;
crathadb, luasgadh, tilgeadh
a null 's a nail.
FLUE,
s. Piob deataicl.,
FLUENCY, adj. Ur-labhairt, reidheachd,
sruthadh,
deas-chainnt.
FLUENT,
adj. Sruthach, silteach, leagh-
ach
;
a'
gluasad,
ruitheach
;
deas
labhrach,
reidh am bruidhcatm.
FLUID,
adj. Uisgidh, sruthach, leaghach.
FLUID,
s. Ni tana sam
bith, uisge,
staid
uisge ;
leann-tath.
FLUIDITY,
s.
Uisgealachd,
tanachd.
FLUMMERY,
s.
Lagan ; brosgul,
blann-
dar.
FLURRY,
s.
Cabhag, othail,
deifir
; osag,
oiteag.
FLUSH,
v. a. and n. Cuir
rughadh
ann,
dean ruiteach
; misnich, ardaich, tog
suas
;
fas
dearg.
FLUSH,
adj.
Ur, fallain, Ian; pailt,
saibhir,
spailpeil, spaideil.
FLUSH,
$.
Bladhmadh,
dian
ghluasad ;
rughadh, deirge.
FLUSTER,
v. a. and n. Cuir
sogan air;
cuir 'n a
bhreathal,
cuir 'n
achabhaig,
deifir-
ich.
FLUSTER,
s.
Bladhmadh,
grad-char.
FLUTE,
s.
Duiseal,
feadan.
FLUTE,
v. a. and n. Dean claisean mar
ann am
post leapach ;
cluich air duiseal.
FLUTTER,
v. a. and n.
Deifrich,
cuiv 'n a
chabhaig;
itealaich
;
bi luaineach.
FLUTTER,
s.
Udal, tulgadh, luasgan,
crathadb.
; cabhag, tuaireap,
troimhe cheilc
;
eacharais, mi-riaghailt.
FLUX,
s.
Sruthadh, ruitb, siubhal,
dol
seachad,
dol air falbh
; gearrach,
flann-
bhuinneach, sgaird ; comh-chruinneachadh,
trusadh.
FLUX,
adj.
Ruitheacb, neo-sheasmhach,
siubhlach.
FLUX,
v. a.
Leagh,
sil.
FLUXIOM,
s.
Sruthadh, sileadh,
siubhal
;
sruth.
FLY,
v. a. and n.
Seachain, t^ich, troig,
leig dhiot, fag,
dlobair,
cuir cul ri
;
falbh
air
iteig ;
ruith 'na d" dhpannaibh.
FLY,
*.
Cuileag ;
roth
;
carbad faraidh.
FLYBOAT,
s. Bat'
eutrom, sgoth
luath.
FLYINGFISH,5. lasg-sgiatbach.
FOAL,
s. Searrach.
FOAL,
v. a. Beir searrach.
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FOR
FOAM,
s.
Cop,
cobhar,
oinhan.
FOAM,
v. a. and n., Cuir cobhar dliiot
;
bi
fo chobhar
;
bi
feargach.
FOAMY, adj. Cobharach, copach.
FOB,
s. P6ca
beag.
FOCUS,
s.
Buillsgean.
FODDER,
s.
Fodar, conlach,
innlinn.
FODDER,
v. a. Biadh le fodar.
FODDERER,
s. Fear-biadhaidh
spreidhe.
FOE,
s.
Namhaid,
namh
; eas-caraid,
fear
mi-ruin.
FOETUS,
s.
Ceud-fhas,
torrachas.
FOG,
s.
Ceo,
ceathach
;
ath-bharr-feoir.
FOGGY, adj. Neulach,
ceothach,
ceoth-
mhor; umpadail, neo-gheur.
FOIBLE,
s.
Faillinn, beag-chionta.
FOIL,
v. a.
Ruaig, gabh air,
faigb
lamb.
an
uachdar, fairtlich,
claoidh.
FOIL,
s.
Ruaig, fairtleachadh,
claoidh
;
dealtradh,
oradh
;
claidbeamh maol basbair.
FOIN,
s.
Skthadh, buille
thuige.
FOLD,
s.
Mainnir, fang, buaile, cro;
treud,
buar
; filleadh, pleat.
FOLD,
v. a. and n.
Fangaicb,
cuir am
mairmir
; fill, paisg,
dubail.
FOLIAGE,
s.
Duilleach,
duilleagan.
FOLIATE,
v. a. Dean 'na
dhuilleagan.
FOLIATION,
s.
Tariachadh,
deanamh
'na
dhuilleagan ;
blath
chuairteag.
FOLIO,
s. Leabhar nan
duilleag
a's mo.
FOLK,
s.
Muinntir, cuideachd, feadhainn,
sluagh,
daoine,
pobull.
FOLLOW,
v. a. and n. Lean,
ruag;
coimh-
cheimnich, thig
an
lorg; geill; thig
'n a
dheigh.
FOLLOWER,
s. Fear
leanailt,
fear lean-
mhuinn.
FOLLY,
s.
Amaideachd, goraich,
faoin-
eachd.
FOMENT,
v. a.
Blathaich,
teoth
; failc,
nigh; bruidich, brosnuich,
misnich.
FOMENTATION,
s.
lonnlad,
falcadh
;
uisge falcaidh, bruideachadh,
eiridneach-
adh.
FOMENTER,
s.
Buaireadair,
fear bros-
nachaidh,
fear-beothachaidh.
FOND,
adj. Amaideach, gorach,
faoin
;
beadarrach, deothasach, rucasach; deigh-
eil,
miannach.
FONDLE,
v. a. and n.
Eiridnich,
dean
deth,
tataidh
; gradhaich,
bi rucasach.
FONDLE
R,
s. Fear
beadraidh,
cniadaire.
FONDLING,
s.
Beadragan, annsachd,
luaidh,
cagar.
FONDNESS,
s.
Deigh, deothas, rucas;
gradh, gaol.
FONT,
s.
Tobar,
tobar-baistidh.
FOOD,
s.
Biadh, Ion,
teachd-an-tir.
FOOL,
s.
Amad, burraidh, baothaire,
amaid,
umpaidh, gurraiceach ; amhlair,
amhuil
teach.
FOOL,
v. n. and n. Dean amadan
deth,
dean burraidh
dheth, meall,
thoir a chreid-
sinn air. thoir an car a
; cluich,
cuith aim-
sir.
FOOL
BORN,
adj.
Air a bhreith 'na am-
adan.
FOOLERY,
5.
Amaideachd, baothaireachd,
faoineaohd
; goraich.
FOOLHARDINESS,
s.
Danadas,
an-
danadas,
mi-chial!.
FOOLISH,
adj.
Gorach, amaideach,
neo-
ghlic ;
baoth
; faoin,
neo-thuigseach.
FOOLISHNESS,
s.
Amaideachd,
goraich,
baothaireachd, mi-chiall,
cion-tuir.
FOOT,
s.
Cas, cos,
troidh
; bun,
bonn
;
arm coise.
FOOT,
v. a. and n.
Imich,
coisich
j
danns
;
dean ceum
uallach,
falaraich.
FOOTBALL,
s. Ball
coise,
ball ioman-
aiche.
FOOTBOY,
5. Gille
ruith, gille
coise.
FOOTBRIDGE,
s. Drochaid choisichean.
FOOTCLOTH, s.
Sumag.
FOOTING,
s.
Aite-seasaimh, bunait,
suidheachadh, steidh, seilbh; staid,
cor.
FOOTMAN,
s. Gille duin'
uasail, gille
buird, gille
ruith.
FOOTPAD,
s.
Spuinneadair
rathaid-
mhoir.
FOOTPATH,
s. Rathad-coise.
FOOTSTEP,
s.
Lorg coise,
aile
coise;
cos
cheum, cois-cheum,
eisimpleir.
FOP,
s.
Spailpeari, lasgaire, gaoithean.
FOPPERY,
s.
Amaideachd,
baothair-
eachd
; spailleichd, spailpeis.
FOPPISH, adj. Amaideach,
faoin,
diomhain, eutrom,
gorach ;
spailleichdeil,
spailpeil, farumach, loiseamach,
banndal-
ach.
FOPPISHNESS,
s.
Spailleichd, spailpeis,
loiseamachd.
FOR,
prep.
Air
son,
a
chionn,
do
bhrigh,
a thaobh
;
air
sgath ;
fa chomhair
;
air
taobh
;
a dh' ionnsuidh.
FOR,
conj.
A
chionn,
a
bhrigh;
do
bhrigh
;
a mheud's
gu.
FORAGE,
v. a. and n.
Spuill, spuinn
,
creach
;
solair.
FORAGE,
s.
Solarachadh, ionaltrachadh,
sireadh loin
; biadh, Ion,
innlinn.
FORAGER,
s. Fear solair
loin,
trusaiche.
FORBEAR,
v. a. and n.
Seachain,
ob
;
giulain le, caomhain, fuiling, leig
le
; sguir ;
dean maille
; caisg.
FORBEAR
ANCE,s.
Seachnadh,
obadh
;
FOR 755 FOR
kigeadh
seachad, sgur,
stad
; fad-fhulang-
as,
deadh-mheinn
;
caorahalachd,
baigh.
FORBID,
v. a. and n.
Seun, toirmisg,
bac
; caisg,
cum air ais.
FORBIDDEN, part. Toirmisgte,
rieo-
cheadaichte, neo-laghail.
FORBIDDING, ndj.
"taochuil, sgreamh-
ail, sgreataidh.
FORCE,
s.' Neart,
spionnadh, cumhachd,
luth
;
ainneart,
toirneart
;
ei teach
d,
tabh-
achd, t'eart, brlgh
;
laidireachd
; armailt,
feachd.
FORCE,
v. a. and n.
Kignich,
coimh-
eignich,
thoir a dh" aindeoin
; gnathair.h
ainneart; s[ikrr,
teannaich;
luatbaicli f'as-
FORCEFUL, adj.
Laidir,
treun.
FORCEPS,
.v.
Turcais,
clobha
leigh.
FORCIBLE, adj.
Laidir, cumhachdaeh,
neartmhor
;
eifeachdach, tabhachdach,
brioghmhor
;
aindeonach, eigneach.
FORCIBLENESS.s.
Neaitmhorachd,
eif-
eachd, brioghmhorachd.
FORD,
s.
Ath, faoghail.
FORD,
v. a. Coisich no marcaich troimh
abhainn.
FORDABLE,
adj.
Tana,
eu-dombain.
FORE, adj.
Air
thus,
air
toiseach, roimhe,
toiseachail.
FOREARM,
v. a. Armaich roimh laimb.
FOREBODE,
v. n. Imiis roimh
laimh,
roimh-innis,
cuir air
mhanadh, faisnich,
roimh-aithnich.
FOREBODER,
s.
Faisniche, faidhe,
fear
targraidh.
FORECAST,
v. a. and n.
Dealbh,
tionns-
gain;
uidheamaich
;
suidhich innleachd,
FORECAST,s. Uidheamachadh,
deasach-
adh, seoladh, innleachd, dealbh,
tionnsgal.
FORECASTLE,
s. Toiseach
luinge.
FOREC1TED,
part.
Roimh-ainmichte.
FORECLOSE,
v. a.
Duin,
druid a
stigh,
bac.
FOREFATHER,
s.
Seanair, sinnsear,
aon
d' ar n atbraichean.
FOREFINGER,
*.
Corrag.
FOREFOOT,
s. Cas thoisich.
FOREGO,
v. a.
Dealaich,
cuir
dhiot,
cuitich,
treig, fag,
diobair.
FOREGROUND,
s. Reidhlean beul-
tbaoibh.
FOREHAND, adj.
Roimh-laimh.
FOREHANDED,
adj.
Timeil, trathail,
amail.
FOREHEAD,
s.
Clar-aodainn,
bathais.
FOREIGN, adj. Coigreachail, coimheach,
cein-thircach
;
gun
bhuntuinn ri.
FOREIGNER,
s.
Coimheach, allmharach,
coigreach,
eilthiroach,
deoradh.
FOREKNOW,
v. a. Roimh-aithni.
h.
FOREKNOWLEDGE,
$.
Roimh-eolai,
roimh-fhioarachadb.
FORELAND,
j.
Rudha, roinn, &ird, nron,
ceann-tire.
FORELOCK,
s.
Dosan, ciabhag.
FOREMAN,
s. Fear-amhairc thairis air
luchd oibre.
FOREMAST,
5. Craun toinicb.
FOREMENTIONED,
adj.
Roimh-ainm-
ichte.
FOREMOST, adj.
Priomh,
air tboiseach,
air thus.
FORENAMED, adj.
Roimh-ainmirl.te.
FORENOON,
s. Roimh mheadhmi latha.
FORENOT1CE,
s.
Sanaa,
rabhadh.
FORENSIC, adj.
A bhuineas <!< chuirt
lagha.
FOREORDAIN,
v. a.
Roimh-orduicli,
loimh-shonruich.
FOREPART,
s. Ceud
chuid,
toiseach,
beulaobh, aghaidh.
FORERUNNER,
s. Roimh-ruith fhear,
roimh-theachdaire
;
sinnsear
j sanas,
comh-
arradh.
FORESAID,
adj.
Roimh-ainmichte.
FORESAIL,*.
-Seol-toisich.
FORESEE,
v. a. Faic roimh \aimh.
FORESHIP,
s. Toiseach
luinge.
FORESIGHT,*. Roimh-shealladh,
roimh-
aithne,
roimh-eolas.
FORESKIN,
s. Roimh-cbraicionn.
FORESPEECH,
s. Roimh-radh.
FOREST,
s.
Fridh, coille,
fasach.
FORESTALL,
v. a. Glachd roimh
laimh,
gabh
seilbh roimh laimh
;
ceannaich a
suas roimh laimh.
FORESTALLER,
s. Fear-millidh
marg-
aidh.
FORESTER,
s.
Forsair,
fear
gleidhidh
fridhe.
FORETASTE,
v. a. Blais roimh laimb.
FORETASTE,
s.
Roimh-bhiasr,
roinah-
bhlasad.
FORETELL,
v. a. and n.
Faisnicb, targ-
air
;
roimh-innis,
dean faisneachd.
FORETELLER,
s.
Faidh,
fiosaiche.
FO
RETHINK,
v. a. and n. Roimh
smaoinich,
roimh-bheachdaich
; dealbh,
tionnsgain.
FORETHOUGHT,
5. Roimh-smuain,
roimh-bheachd
;
roimh-sbealltainn.
FORETOKEN,
s. Comharradh, sanas,
rabbadh.
FORETOOTH,
s.
Clarag,
fiacaill doruis
beoil.
FORETOP,
s. Dos mullaich,
binnein
FOREWA
RD,
*.
Toiseach, aghaidh.
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FOREWARN,
v. a. Cuir air
earalas,
thoir
rabhadh no sanas.
FOREWORN,
s.
part.
Roimh-chaithte,
claoidhte.
FORFEIT,
5. Ubhladh.
FORFEIT,
v. a.
Arbhartaich,
caill.
FORFEITURE,
s. Arbhartachadh
;
ubh-
ladb.
FORGE,
s,
Ceardacb,
teallach,
suaean.
FORGE,
v. a.
Cum, dealbh,
dean
goibh-
neachd
;
dealbh
gu
fallsa
;
cuinn
gu
h-ain-
riocail.
FORGER,
s. Fear
dealbh;
fear droch
cuinnidh.
FORGERY,
s. Dealbhadh mealltach
;
obair
ghoibhneachd.
FORGET,
v. a.
Di-chuimhnicb, dearmaid,
leig
air di-chuimhne.
FORGETFUL,
adj.
Di-chuimhneach,
dearmadach, neo-churamach, neoshuimeil,
neo-airear.b.
FORGETFULNESS,
s.
Di-chu!mhne,
dearmad, neo-shuim,
mi-churara.
FORGIVE,
v. a.
Maith, logh,
thoir maith-
eanas.
FORGIVENESS,
s.
Maitheadh, loghadh,
maitheanas,
truacantachd.
FORGOTTEN, part.
Di-chuimhnichte,
air a dhi-chuimhneachadh.
FORK,
s.
Fore, gobhal, gobhlag.
FO
RK,
v. n. Fas
gobhlach,
cuir a mach dias.
FORKED,
adj. Gobhlach, gobhlanacb,
forcach.
FORKTAILED,
adj. Earr-ghobhlach.
FORKY,
adj.
Gobhlach,
forcach.
FORLORN, adj. Truagh, aonaranach,
treigte,
meuranta,
diblidh.
FORM,
s.
Cumadh, dreach, dealbh, cruth,
aogas,
riochd, doigh ; fasan,
cleachdadh,
modh, iios,
seol
gnathaichte; furm,
aite-
suidhe
;
leaba
maighiche.
FOKM,
v. a. and n.
Cruthaich, dealbh,
cum, dreach,
cuir an
ordugh.
FORMAL,
adj. Riaghailteach, doigheil,
nosach, rianail,
puncail ;
cleachdach.
FORMALITY,
s.
Deas-ghnath, modh,
doigh ; ordugh, rian, puncalachd.
FORiAIATION,
s.
Cumadh, dealbh,
cruth-
achadh,
deanamh.
FORMER,
s. Cumadair.
FORMER,
adj. Roimhe;
roimhe-ainm-
ichte
;
a chaidh seachad.
FORMIDABLE,
adj. Eagalach,
uamhas-
ach, fuathasacb, cunnartach,
deacair.
FORMIDABLENESS,
s.
Uamhasachd,
fuathas, cunnart,
deacaSreachd.
FORMLESS, adj.
Gun
dealbh, gun
chum-
ad
h, gun chruth, gun
dreach.
FORMULA,
s.
RiaghaUt
shuidhichte.
FORNICATE,
. n. Dean
striopachai.
FORNICATION,
s.
Striopachas,
siiirs-
achd, neo-ghloine.
FORNICATOR,
s.
Fear-striopachais,
druisear.
FORNICATRESS,sr Striopacb, siursach,
bean diolain.
FORSAKE,
v. a.
Trfeig, fag, diobair,
cuir cul
ri,
dealaich ri.
FORSAKER,
s.
Fear-treigsinn,
fear
fhgail.
FORSOOTH,
adv. Gu
firinneacb, gu
dearbh, gu
cinnteach.
FORSWEAR,
v. a. and n. Cair cul ri fo
mhionnaibh
;
thoir mionrjan
eithich,
thoir
an t-eitheach.
FORT,
s.
Daingneach,
dun, tur, dion,
didean.
FORTH,
adv. A
mach,
o so suas
;
air
aghart;
a
muigh ;
a lathajr.
FORTH, prep.
A mach as.
FORTHCOMING, adj.
A
lathair,
a
1
teachd am folluis.
FORTHWITH,
adv^ An ceart
uair, gun
dail, gun
mhoille.
FORTIETH,
adj.
Da fhicheadamh.
FORTIFIABLE,
adj.
So-dhioadh.
FORTIFICATION,
s. Kolas
daing-
neachd
; didean, dion, tur,
dun.
FORTIFY,
v. a.
Dion, daingnich;
neart-
aich,
dean laidir
;
misnich.
FORTITUDE,
s.
Misneach, cruadal;
treuntas.
FORTLET,
s.
Daingneach beag.
FORTNIGHT,
s.
Ceithir-latha-deug.
FORTRESS,
s.
Daingneach,
didean, dion,
tur,
dun.
FORTUITOUS, adj. Tuiteainacb,
air
thuiteamas.
FORTUITOUSNESS,
s.
Tuite&mas,
tach-
artas.
FORTUNATE,
adj.
Fortanach,
sona,
seamhsail, aghmhor.
FORTUNATENESS,
.
Aghmhorachd,
sonas.
FORTUNE,
s.
Fortan,
sealbh,
agh ;
erami-
chur; seilbli,
oighreachd,
saibhreas; cuid,
tochradh.
FORTUNEHUNTER,
s. Fear-toir air
tochradh.
FORTUNETELLER,
s. Eiosaiche,
dearn-
adair.
FORTY,
ad;.
Da fhicbead.
FORUM,
s.
Tigh
coinneimh.
FORWARD,
adv. Air
aghart,
a dh' ionns-
FORWARD,
adj.
Dian,
diirachdach,
iarr-
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FRA
<itach
; dealasach, teth, cas, bras
;
obann
ceann-laidir,
beadaidh,
bathaiseach
;
luath
trathail
; grad, ealamh, cabhagach.
FORWARD,
v. a.
Grew,
cuir air
aghart
deifrich
;
cuidich.
FORWARDNESS,
s.
Togarrachd,
deine
braise,
durachd
; trathachd,
luaths
;
dan-
adss,
ladarnas,
FOSS, s.
Dig, staing,
dais
FOSSILE, adj.
TochailteacA.
FOSS1LE,
s. Tochailt.
FOSSILIST,
s. Tochailiche.
FOSTER,
v. a. and n.
Altrum,
araich
beathaich, alaich,
tog
suas
; eiridnich,
luath
aioh,
cuir air
aghart.
FOSTERAGE,
s.
Altrum,
banaltrum-
acbd, togail,
arach.
FOSTERBROTHER, s.Comhalta,comh-
dhalta.
FOSTERCHILD,
s.
Dalta,
leanabh alt-
ruim.
FOSTERFATHER,s. Oide,
oid'-altruim.
FOSTERMOTHER,
s.
Muime,
banal-
trum.
FOUL, adj. Salach, mosach, labanach,
neo-
ghlan,
truaillidh
; graineil,
deistinneach
;
neo-laghail,
neo-dhireach
; daochail,
du-
aichnidh
; tamailteach,
nar
; dorch,
neul-
ach,
drabhasach.
FOUL,
v. a. Salaich, duaichnich.
FOULNESS,
s.
Salchar,
neo-ghloine,
mos-
aiche
; truaillidheachd, grainealachd ;
deis-
inn,
daochalachd
; duaic.hnidheachd,
grainde,
rai-dhilseaohd.
FOUND,
v. a.
Steidhich,
leag bunait,
sisidhich
; tog, tog
air
;
tog
suas
; tarmaich,
toisich
;
socraich
; tilg, leagb.
FOUNDATIONjS. Steidh, bunait,
bun-
achar, buriachas,
bun, iochdar,
bonn
; tus,
toiseach.
FOUNDER,
s.
Fear-suidbeachaidhairgid;
leaghadair.
FOUNDER,
v. a. and n. Dean
bacach,
dean crubach
; theirig
fodha
;
faillinnich
;
tuislicb.
FOUNDERY,
s.
Tigh leagbaidh.
FOUNDLING,
s.
Faodailiche,
faodalach.
FOUNT,
Is. Tobar,
fuaran
;
math-
FO
UNTAIN, J
air
uisge,
matbair aobh-
air, toiseach,
bun.
FOUNTA1NHEAD,
s.
Tus, bun,
grunud.
FOUR, adj.
Ceithir.
FOURFOLD, adj.
Ceithir iillte.
FOURFOOTED,
adj.
Ceithir-cbasach.
FOURSCORE,
adj.
Ceithir-fichead.
FOURSQUARE,
adj.
Ceithir-chearnach.
FOURTEEN,
adj. Ceithir-deug.
FOURTEENTH, adj. Ceathramh-deug.
FOURTH,
adj.
Ceathramb.
FOURTHLY,
adv. 'S a
cheathramh Mta.
FOWL,
s.
Eun, ian.
FOWL, v. n.
Kunair.h,
marl>!
FOWLER,
.
Kiinadair.
FOWLING,
s.
Eunach.
FOWLING-PIECE,
5. Gann'
FOX,
s.
Sionnacb,
balgaire,ma<Ia.iii
gille-martuinn.
FOXCASE,
s. Bian sionnaich.
FOXGLOVE,
s. Meuran nan
cailleach
marbb,
lus nam ban sith.
FOXHOUND,
i. Tolair.
FOXHUNTER,
s.
Brocair,
fear shionn-
ach,
sealgair
shionnach.
FRACTION,
s.
Mir, roinn,
e
bloigh ;
bristeadh.
FRACTIONAL,
adj.
Bristeach.
FRACTIOUS,
adj.
Crosda,
dreamlainn-
each, dreanganach.
FRACTURE,
5. Bristeadh.
FRACTURE,
v. a.
Bris,
bloighdich.
FRAGILE,
adj. Brisg, bristeach,
lag,
anfhann,
so-bhriseadb.
FRAGILITY,
s.
Brisgead,
breoiteachd
;
laigse,
anmhuinneachd.
FRAGMENT,
s.
Bloigh, mir, agealb,
earrann,
crioman
; fuighleach, spruilleach.
FRAGRANCE,
7 s.
Cubhraidheachd,
FRAGRANCY, i
deadh bholadh.
FRAGRANT,
adj.
Cubhraidh.
FRAIL, adj. Lag,
breoite, anfhann,
gun
treoir;
neo
sheasmhach,
so-lubadb.
FRAILTY,
s.
Laigse, neo-sheasmhachd,
breoiteachd, lag-bheartachd
;
laigsino,
anmhuinneachd.
FRAME,
v. a.
Dealbh, cruthaich, cum,
dt- an
; tionnsgain,
cuir ceart
;
cuir ri cheile.
FRAME,
s.
Leaba,
ionad-suidheachaidh
;
cumadh, dealbh,
dreach,
crutb.
FRAMER,
s.
Cumadair,
fear-d-51bh.
FRANCHISE,
s. Saorsa
; coir,
saorsachd
;
siorramachd.
FRANCHISE,
w. a.
Saor,
dean
saor,
thoir
coir do.
FRANCHISEMENT,
. Saorsa.
FRANK, adj.
Faoilidh, furancch, fialaidh,
fosgailte,
saor, soilleii> ueo-chealgach.
FRANK,
5.
Fail-mhuc;
litir
shaor;
bonn
Francach,
deich
sgillean.
FRANK,
v. a. Cuir am
fail;
saor
litir,
dean litir saor.
FRANKINCENSE,
s. TuSs.
FRANKNESS,
s. Saorsa,
fosgailtrui-lid.
fialachd,
faoilidheachd,
fiughantai
FRANTIC, adj.
Air boile,
air u -hr
mearanach
; feargach,
buaireatacb,
hir
bainidh
;
mi-cbeillidh.
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FRATERNAL,
adj.
Brathaireil.
FRATERNITY,
s. Braithreachas
;
comunn.
FRATRICIDE,
s. Mort
brathar,
marbh-
adh brathar
;
marbhaiche brathar.
FRAUD,
s.
Cealg,
feall, foill, mi-chleas,
mealltaireachd.
FRAUDFUL, adj. Carach, cealgach,
feall-
tach.
FRAUDULENCY, > cealgaireachd.
FRAUDULENT, adj. Cealgach, foilleil,
mi-onorach,
eas-ionraic.
FRAUGHT, part. Luchdaichte,
Ian.
FRAY,
s.
Cath,
comhrag,
sabaid
;
comh-
lan
; iorghuill, eaonnag,
buaireas.
FREAK,
v. a.
Breac, ballaioh,
stiallaich.
FREAKISH,
adj. Leumnach, neonaeh,
luaineach.
FRECKLE,
s.
Breacadh-sianain,
breacadh
seunain.
FRECKLED, adj.
Breac,
breac-bhallach.
FREE,
adj.
Saor,
neo-cheangailte;
air a
thoil to in
; fosgailte, fialaidh,
t'aoilidh.
FREE,
v. a.
Saor, fuasgail, leig
fa
sgaoil,
dean saor.
FREEBOOTER,
s.
Fear-reubainn,
gad-
uiche, spuinneadair.
FREEMAN,
s. Traill a fhuair a shaorsa.
FREEDOM,
s.
Saorsa, saorsainn,
coraich-
ean; saor-thoil, cead; ealamhachd,
deas>
achd.
FREEHOLD,
s. Fearann
saor, oighreachd,
tighearnas.
FREEHOLDER,
s. Fear fearainn shaoir.
FREEMAN,
s. Duine saor
;
fear-chor-
aichean.
FREENESS,
s.
Saorsa, saorsainn; fosg-
ailteachd, fialachd, fiughantachd.
FREESCHOOL,
s.
Sgoil
shaor.
FREESTONE,
s. Gaireal.
FREETHINKER,
s. Duine
gun
chreid-
eamh.
FREEWILL,
s.
Saor-thoil,
deontachd.
FREEWOMAN,
s. Bean-shaor.
FREEZE,
v. a. and n.
Reodh,
meilich.
FREIGHT,
v. a.
Luchdaich,
far.
FREIGHT,*. Luchd;
faradh.
FREIGHTER,s.
Fear-faraidh.
FRENCH,
s. Francaich
;
fraingis.
FRENCH, adj.
Francach.
FRENCH
CHALK,
s. Cailc-fhrancach.
FRENCH-
HORN,
s. Dudach-fhranc-
ach.
FRENETIC,
adj.
Air
boile,
mearanach.
FRENZY,
s.
Boile, bainidh,
mearan.
FREQUENCY,
s.
Coitchiontas,
bidhean-
tas,
tricead.
FREQUENT, adj. Trie, minig, bidheanta,
coitchionn.
FREQUENT,
v. a.
Taghail,
tathaich.
FREQUENTER,
s. Fear-tathaich.
FiiESCO,
s.
Fionnaireachd, dubharaohd,
duibhre.
FRESH, adj.
Fionnar
; ur, urail,
neo-
shaillte
; nodha,
nuadh
; snuadhar,
beoth-
ail
; ruiteagadi ; fallain,
milis.
FRESHEN,
v. a. and n.
Uraich,
dean ur
;
fas ur.
FRESHNESS,
s.
Urachd, iiraireachd,
uralachd; fionnarachd; deirge, ruiteachd;
n
eo-ghoir
teachd.
FRET,
s.
Caolas,
cneas-mhuir
; buaireas,
iomairt,
oibreachadh
; f^ionas,
corruich.
FRET,
v. a. and n.
Luaisg,
caraich; suatb,
caith
; cnamh,
ith
;
breacaich
; feargnaich,
dean frionasach
; gabh
fearg.
FRETFUL,
adj.
Frionasach, friodhanach,
fritliearra, corrach, crosda,
dreanganach,
cas.
FRETFULNESS,
s.
Frionas,
frithearr-
achd.
FRETTY,
adj. Cnapach, plucanach.
FRIABILITY,*. Brisgeachdr
FRIABLE,
adj. Brisg, so-phronnadh.
FRIAR,
s. Manach.
FRIARY,^.
Manachuinn.
FRIBBLE,
v. n. Dean
faoineas,
bi starr'
chosail.
FRICTION,
s.
Suathadh,
rubadh.
FRIDAY,
s. Di-h-aoine.
FRIEND,
s.
Caraid,
fear ruin
; compan-
ach.
FRIENDLESS, adj.
Gun charaid.
FRIENDLINESS,
s.
Cairdealachd,
caoimhneas.
FRIENDLY, adj.
Cairdeil,
caoimhneil.
FRIENDSHIP,
s.
Cairdeas,
cairdealacbd.
FRIEZE,
s. C16 molach.
FRIGATE,
s.
Long bheag chogaidh.
FRIGEFACTION,
*. Fuarachadh.
FRIGHT,
) v. a. Cuir
eagal
air,
oill-
FRIGHTEN, J tich, clisg, geilticb, sgeun-
aich.
FRIGHT,
s.
Eagal, geilt,
oillt, clisgeadb.
maoim, sgeun.
FRIGHTFUL,
adj.
Eagalaeh, oillteil,
fuathasach,
uamhasach, sgeunach.
FRIGHTFULNESS,
s. Uamhasachd.
oilltealachd.
FRIGID, adj.
Fuar,
fuaralach,
neo-
chaoimhneil,
tioram
; neo-bhrisg,
neo-
bheothail, neo-spioradail.
FRIGIDITY,
s.
Coldness,
want
of
warmth, fuachd,
fionnfhuarachd
;
marbh-
antachd
; laigse ;
fuaralachd.
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FUE
FRIGORIFI
C,
adj.
A' deanamh fuar.
FRILL,
s. Grinneas uchd.
FRINGE,
s.
Fraoidhneas,
oir.
FRINGE,
v. a. Cuir oir ri.
FRINGY,
adj.
Fraoidhneasach.
FRIPPERY,
s.
Margadb
shean aodaich
;
barlagan.
FRISK,
v. n.
Leum, garr surdag; danns,
dean mire.
FRISK,
i.
Mire, beadradh, siigradh,
mir-
eagachd.
FRISKFUL,
adj. Mireagacb, beiceiseach,
mear.
FRITH,
s. Caolas
mara,
cneas-mhuir.
FRITTER,
s.
Mirean,
crioman.
FRITTER,
v. a.
Bris,
bloighdich,
criom-
agaich ; pronn,
bruan.
FRIVOLITY,
s.
Faoineas,
faoineachd.
FRIVOLOUS, adj. Faoiii,
suarach.
FRIZZLE,
v. a.
Cuairsg,
cas,
cuir 'n a
chaisreagaibh.
FRIZZLE,
s.
Camag, caisreag.
FRO,
adv. Air
ais,
a suas.
FROCK,
s.
Cota-gearr ; gun beag.
FROG,
s.
Losgann, leumachan, craigean.
FROGGY,
adj. Losgannach.
FROLIC;
s.
Mire,
siigradh, beadradh,
cleasachd.
FROLIC,
adj. Mireagach, sugach,
cleas-
anta.
FROLIC,
v. n. Dean
abhachd,
dean
sug-
radh.
FROLICSOMENESS,
5.
Mire,
cleasant-
achd.
FROM, prep.
O, bho, uaith,
uaithe
; as,
a
nuach
as,
a mach
o,
a.
FRONDIFEROUS,adj. Duilleagach.
FRONT,
s.
Aghaidh,
aodann
;
beulthaobh
,
bathais
; tus,
toiseach.
FRONT,
v. a. and n. Thoir
aghaidh,
coiu-
nich,
cuir
aghaidh
ri
;
seas mu choinn-
eamh.
FRONTIER,
s.
Crioch, oir, foir, iomall,
oir-thir.
FRONTISPIECE,
*.
Aghaidh,
beul-
thaobh.
FRONTLESS,arf;. Beag-narach, ladarna,
bathaiseach.
FROST,
s.
Reodhadb,
reothadh.
FROSTBITTEN, adj. Seargta
le reothadh.
FROSTY,
adj. Reota, fuaralach,
neo-
chaoimhneil
;
liath.
FROTH,
s.
Cop, cobhar,
omhan.
FROTH,
v. a. and n.
Cop,
cuir cobhar
dhiot
;
bi fo chobhar.
FROTHY, adj. Copach, cobharach,
omh-
anach
; diombuan,
faoin
; falarob, gun
bhrigh.
FROUNCE,
v. a.
Cuairsg,
cas.
FROUNCE,
s.
Camag, caisreag.
FROWZY,
adj.
Dorcha, neulach,
doillrir.
FRO
WARD,
adj.
DaoM.aidh, crwwJa,
danarra, dearrasach, ra<;-iiihuinraIarFi.
cheanTisar.hadh.
FROWARDNESS,
5.
Dearnw,
danarr-
ar.hd,
nig-mhuinealachd.
FROWN,
v. a. and n. Amhairc le
gruaim,
si-earn
;
cuir
gruaim
ort,
li
gruama-h.
FROWN,
*.
Gruaim,
sirraing,
sreamadh.
FROZEN,
part.
ReuidhtP,
n-ota
;
lach, fuar-chridheach, neo-chaoimhneil,
neo-thlusail.
FRUCTIFEROUS,
adj.
Siolmhor,
meas-
ach.
FRUCTIFY,
v. a. and n. Dean torach
;
giuliiin meas,
bi siolmhor.
FRUCTUOUS, adj.
Siolmhor,
measach.
FRUGAL, adj.
Caomhantach,
gleidhteac!.,
curamach, crionta,
solarach.
FRUGALITY,
s.
Caomhnadh, criontachd,
curam.
FRUIT,.?. Meas;
toradh
;
sliochd.
FRU1TBEARING, adj.
A
1
giulan
mea*.
FRUITERY,
s.
Meas,
lobhta
mheas,
aite
caoineachaidh mheas.
FRUITFUL, adj.
Torach, siolmhor,
measach
;
fo mheas
;
tarbiiach.
FRUITFULNESS,
s.
Siolmhorachil,
torraicheas
; pailte<ichd, pailteas.
FRUITION,
s.
Mealtuinn,
sealbhachadh.
FRUITLESS,
adj.
Neo-thorach,
gun
mheas,
gun
toradh
;
neo-tharbhach.
faoin,
diomhain
; aimrid,
seasg,
neo-shiolmlior.
FRU1TLESSNESS,
$. Neo-shiolmhor-
achd.
FRUMENTACIOUS, adj.
Do
ghian.
FRUMENTY,
s. Brochan cruithn-
eachd.
FRUMP,
v. a.
Mag,
cuir 'n a thosd.
FRUSH,
v. a.
Bris, bruan, pronn,
bruth.
FRUSTRANEOUS, adj.
Diomhain,
faoin,
neo-tharbhach.
FRUSTRATE,
v. a.
Bac,
dhh-mhill.
diobair,
meall,
mill dull
;
cuir a thaobh.
FRUSTRATION,
5.
Mealladh, fealladh,
diobradh.
FRUST RATI
VE,
adj. Mealltacb, foilleil,
fealltacb.
FRUSTUM,
5.
Mir,
earrann.
FRY,
s. Slol
eisg, sgaoth
mhearibh
iasg ;
gramasgar, grhisg, prasgan.
FRY,
5. Biadh roiste.
FRYINGPAN,
s.
Agbann griosaicb,
friochdan.
FUB,
s. Balachan reamhar.
FUCATED, adj.
Ainriochdaichte IP dath.
FUDDLE,
v. a. and n. Cuir air
mhisg ;
61, puit,
bi air
mhisg.
FUDGE, inter/.
Tu!
FUEL,
s. Connadh.
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FUGACIOUS,
adj.
Luaineach,
siubhlach,
luath,
teichmheach.
FUGACIOUSNESS,)
5.
Luaineachd,
FUGACITY, J siubhlachd,
luath-
as,
diombuanachd, neo-chinnteachd,
neo-
sheasmhachd.
FUGITIVE, adj. Teichirheaeh,
faileasach
;
diombuan,
siiibhlach.
FUGITIVE,
s.
Gealtaire,cladhaire,f6gar-
ach diobarach.
FULCRUM,
A
Prop.
FULFIL,
v. a.
Coimhlion,
dean iomchuidh
no cubhaidh.
FULFILMENT,
s. Coimhlionadh.
FULGENCY,
s.
Dearsadh, dealradh,
lannair,
soillse.
FULGID,
adj.
Dearsach, dealrach,
boill-
FULGURY,
s.
Dealanach,
teiri' adhair.
FULL,
adj.
Lan, lionta,
pailt ; sultmhor,
reamhar, pluiceach ; sasaichtej iomlan,
coimhlionta
; buileach,
slan.
FULL,
5.
Lan, laine,
iomlaine.
FULL,
adv. Gu
h-uile, gu h-iomlan,
gu
buileach.
FULL-BLOWN,
adj.
Fo Ian bhlath.
FULL-GROWN,
adj. Aig
Ian fhhs.
FULL,
v. a.
Luaidh, sgur, glan.
FULLER,
5. Muilleir luaidh.
FULLER'S
EARTH,
s. Criadh an fhuc-
adair.
FULMINANT, adj.
Tairneanach.
FULMINATE,
v. a. and n.
Tilg
mar
ghath
tairneineich
;
dean tairneanach
;
dean
bragh.
FULMI
NATION,
s.
Tairneanach,
tor-
unn,
toirm
;
ascaoin
eaglais.
FULNESS,
s.
Lanachd, laine,
pailteas,
sath,
ledir
;
saibhreas
;
meudachd.
FULSOME, adj. Graineil, breun,
daoch-
ail,
granda;
lobhta
; drabasda,
salach.
FULSOMENESS,
s.
Breunachd,
daoch-
alachd
; sailchead,
mosaiche
; drabasdachd,
draosdachd.
FUMAGE,
s. Os-teallaich.
FUMBLE, v. a. and n. Dean
gu
cearbach
;
laimhsich
gu
cearr
;
bi an ceo.
FUMBLER,
s.
Fear-cearbach,
buimil-
ear.
FUME,
s.
Deatach, smud,
deathach
; ceo,
smuid,
ceathach
; toth,
bruchd
; ainteas,
corruich.
FUMET,
s. Buachar feidh.
FUMIGATE,
v. n.
Smuid,
toit.
FUMIGATION,
s. Cur
deatach, smuid,
no ceo ri.
FUM1SH, adj. Smoky, deatachail,
smuid-
each,
toiteach
; feargach.
FUN,
s. Fearas
chuideachd, fala-dha,
cridhealas,
abhachd.
FUNCTION,
s.
Deanadas,
cur an
gniomb,
gnothach;
dreuchd,
cettird.
FUNCTIONARY,
s. Deantach.
FUND,
s.
Stoc, cuid, ionmhas,
maoiri,
storas.
FUNDAMENT,
s.
Ton,
ceann deiridh.
FUNDAMENTAL,
adj. Bunabhasach,
buuaiteach,
sonruichte.
FUNERAL, s.
Tiodhlacadh, adhlacadh,
torradh.
FUNERAL,
\adj.
A huineaa do dh'
FUNEREAL, \ adhlacadh,
nodothiudb-
lacadh
; bronach, dubhach,
muladach.
FUNGOUS, adj. Spongach,
mar chdin-
nich,
FUNGUS,
5.
Ballag-bhuachair,
boineid au
losgainn.
FUNK,
5. Droch bholadh.
FUNNEL,
s.
Lionadair;
piob-thjirruing,
piob.
FUNNY,
adj. Abhachdach,
cridheil,
sugach.
FUR,
s. Bian molach
;
fionnadh.
FUR,
v. a.
Linig,
le
iionnadh,
comhdaich
le bian.
FURACIOUS, adj.
Bradach,
FURACITY,
s.
Braid,
meirle.
FURBELOW,
s.
Froinis,
fraoidhueas.
FURBELOW,
v. a. Cuir fraoidhncas
ri.
FURBISH,
v. a.
Liomh, glan,
deanloinn-
reach.
FURBISHER,
s. Fear
liomhaidh,
fear
glanaidh.
FURFUR,
s.
Cochull,
rusg,
moll,
calg.
FURFURACEOUS,
adj.
Cochullach,
calgach.
FURIOUS,
adj.
Air a
chuthach,
mearan-
ach,
air
bainidh; fiadhaich, feargach;
garg,
borb.
FURIOUSNESS,
5.
Cuthach, buirbe,
lasantachd.
FURL,
v. a.
Paisg, trus,
fill.
FURLONG,
s. An t-ochdamh cuid de
mhile.
FURLOUGH,
s. Cead
saighdear
re uin'
araidh.
FURNACE,
s.
Amhuinn,
fuirneis, suacan,
teallacb.
FURNISH,
v. a.
Uidheamaich;
thoir
seachad
; sgiamhaich,
maisich, breaghaich.
FURNISHER,
s. Fear uidbeamachaidh.
FURNITURE,
s.
Airneis,
uidheam.
FURRIER,
s. Fear-reic bhian.
FURROW,
s.
Clais; preas.
FURROW,
v. a. Gearr
clais,
no
sgriob.
FURRY,
adj.
Molach,
romach.
FURTHER,
v. a.
Cuidich,
cuir air
aghart.
FURTHERANCE,
s.
Cuideachadh,c6mh-
tiadh.
FURTHERER,
s. Fear-cuideachaidh no
comhnaidh
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