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A
DICTIONARY
of
I . GARLIC AND ENGLISH I I . ENGLISH
AND GAELIC
First p art c onta in ing
A COMPREHENSIVE VOCABULARY OE GAELIC WORDS .
ith th e ir different‘
s ignifioati ons in Engl ish
and the sec ond part c onta in ing
A VOCABULARY OF ENGLISi-I WORDS
th e ir v ar i ous mean ings in Gael i c .
By the
REV. DR . NORMAN m em os }
Minist er of Camp s ie
and the
REV, DR . DAN IEL DEWAR .
One of the Minis t ers
fGl asgow.
0
3 . 1m m , YORK Sam m com m om en.
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I , i, the eighth letter of the G aelic Alphabet,nam ed Iodha or lndhar, the yew- tree.
I , p ars. pron .j: ind. She, her, i t.
f. ind. A n island.
IACH, 4 110 11 , -A N , s. m . A scream , yell, ex
c lam at ion .
IAGHBAR,-A IR ,
-A N , s. m . Provin .
'
for
iochdar.IAD, p ron . p l. of E and 1. They, th em .
IADA CH, 4 1 0 11 , 3. m . Jealousy. ~Wri ttenalso Endach‘.IADH,
-A IDH, DH’
a. Encom pass, cirIATH, cle, shut round, inclese p bind,ov ertake, hov er.
IADHA DH, 4 1 1 1311 , am . andpres. part.
IATHADH, Iadh. Surroundi ng, act of
surrounding, i nclosi ng, binding, ov ertaking.IA DH-LANN,
- A IN N ,- AH, s.f. (Iadb and
IATH-LANN, Lann ,) A barn- yard.
IADH- SHL A T,
I»-A IT, -A N , s
, j: ( IadhIATH-SHL A T
,and Slat, ) Honey suck
lo, woodbine.IADHTA , pret. part. v . Iadh. BacemIA THTA
, passed, surrounded.
IADSA N, pron. emph. They, them sel ves.
IAL ,- A , s. f. A m om en t, t im e, season ; a
gleam of sunsh ine .IA LA CH,
- A ICHE, adj. Sh i ning, brigh t,clear, lum i nous.
IALL, -A N , s.f. A leathernthong, a stri ng.
I ALLACH,-A ICHE, adj. (Iall,) Abounding
i n thongs.
IA L L A G ,-A 1c ,
'
-AH, 3. fl dim . of IalL Al i ttle thong.
IALLAG A CH,-A ICHE, adj. Abound i ng i n
l i ttle thongs.IAL TA G ,
-A IG ,-AH, s.f. A bat.
IA LUIN N ,-E , a ] : See Iadb- shlat.
IAN, EOIN. s. m . A bird. Provin . Morefrequently wri tten , Eun .
IA R , prep . See A ir.IAR, s.f. ind. The west.IAR, adv. West, westerly.IAR, ep . After.IA R BHA IL , f Anger, fury, feroc1ty ,
rem ai ns of a disease ; issue of an affair.
IAR -BHR E ITH,
- E , sf. (1ar and Brei th ,) IA R N A IDH,- E , adj.
After-birth .
IAR-BHUILLE ,- EAN, s. m . (Iar and
Bui l le,) A second stroke, ablow from be
h ind.
IAR
IAR-BL E ODHA N ,« A m , 3. m . (Iar and
Bloodhan ,) A second or after m i lking.IAR- CHUIMHN E , sf. ind . (Iar and Cuim bue, ) A n i ndisti nct recollection .
IA R -DHE A S, -EIS, s. m . ( Iar and Deas,)The south -west.
IA R -DHONN,
Brownish-black.IA R G A IN ,
- E,-EAN, s.f. ( Iar and G uin,)
IA R G A IN N , Sorrow, pain, gri ef ; a be
wai l i ng, lam en ting ; danger, p eri l a bur
den , load dregs, sedim en t .
IA R G A IN E A CH,- EICHE, adj. (Iargain,)
Uneasy, i n great pai n, afiiictiv e m oan ing,lam en ting ; hav i ng dregs or sedim en t.
IAR G A L ,-A IL, and -A ILE, s. f. The west ;
ev en ing, twi l ight .IA R G AL L ,
‘
-A ILL, -A N , s. f. A skirm ish ,battle, stri fe .
IA R G A LL A CH,- AICHE, adj. (Iargall,)
Warl ike, con tentious.
IAR G A LTA ,-A 1L
'rE
,adj. Churl ish, inhos
p itable, angry, surly, not affable.
IA R G A L TA CHD, ind. s. m . Churl ishIA R G AL TA S, -A IS, ness, m orosesness, surl i n ess.
IA R G HUIL ,-E,
-EAN, s. f. Sound, n oise,report.
IA R GUIN ,- E ,
- EAN, s. f. See Iargain.IA R G UIN E A CH, 4 510 11 12, adj. (Iarguin, )See Iargaineach.
IA RL A ,-A R , s. m .
fblath.
IA R LA CHD, s.f ind. See Iar-fhlathachd .
IA RM AD,-A ID , - A N , s. m . Offspri ng, pos
terity ; rem nant.IA RMA ILT,
- E , s.f. The sky, firm am ent.
IA RMA ILTE A CH,o E ICHE , adj. (Iar
m ai l t,) Of, or b elonging to th e sky or fir
m am ent.
IA R N A,- A ICHEA N , s.jl A hank of yarn .
IA R N A CH,- A ICHE , adj. Abound
ing i n banks of yarn .
IA R N A CHADH,- A IDH, s. m . and
'
p res.
p artm . Iarnaich. Sm ooth ing, act of sm ooth
ing w i th an iron .
IA R N A CHAN ,-AIN, -A N , s. m . (Iarunn,)
An iron tool .("M
IARNA G ,o A IG ,
- AH,‘
s.f. dim . of Iarna.
IA R N A ICH,
’
v . a. ( larunn , )Sm ooth wi th an iron .
IA R N A ICHTE , pret. part. Iarnaich.
Sm oothed with an iron .
adj. (Iar and Donn ,)
An Earl . See Iar
Of, or l ike iron,iron - coloured, hard, l ike iron m iserly.
IA R N A IDHE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Iar
naidh,) Hardness ; squal id colour; m iserl ydisposition .
2 X
346"
lA R - OG HA; - A lCHEA N , s. m . and f. A
great grand- chi ld.
IA R R , 4 1 1111 , nn’
v . a. A sk, request, seek
search .
IA R R ADA IR ,- E ,
- EAN, s. m . ( Iarr and
Fear, ) A seeker, one who asks ; a beggar.
IA R RA IDH, was, 3. m . and p res. part.
Iarr. A request , peti tion ; a desire, long
i ng ; ac t of asking, seeking, search i ng .
IARBATACH,-AICHE
,adj. (Iarr,) Soli
ci ti ng.frequently request ing desirous,
will ing.
IA R R ATA ICH,- laz,
- EAN,s. m . (Iarf,) A
seeker ; a probe.
IA R R ATA S, -AIS, - A N , s. m . See Iarrtas.
IA R RTA CHD, s. f. ind. A n asking, re
questing.
IA R R TA S, -A IS, - A N , s. m . (Iarr,) A pe
IA R RTUS, 4 11 5, ti t ion , request. Wri tten
also, Iartas .
IA R RTA SA CH,-AICHE, adj. (larrtas,)
Sol ic i ting , frequently requesting.
IA R SPE ALA DH,- A IDH,
-EAN, s. m . (Iar
and Speal,) After- grass.
IA RTHR ATH,-A 1TH, s. m . (Iar and
Trath,) Day after to-m orrow. See E ar
thrath.
IAR-THUA TH, adv . The North-westI ARUN N ,
-m N N ,- AH, s. m . Iron . A n 1ron
tool of any kind .
IA SA CHD,- AH, s.f. A loan ; the th ing
IA SAD,borrowed ; profi t, advan
tage .IA SADA CH, q u ee n, adj. (Iasad, ) Lend
IA SADA IL , i ng, granting ofaloan .
IA SA DA ICHE ,- EAN, s. m . (Iasad,) One
that lends, a credi tor.
IA SG , 47
3156 ,- A N , s. m . Fish a fish.
IA SG A CH,
i- A xcs , s. m . and p res. part.
IA SG A CHD, v . Iasgaich. Fishing, artor act of fish ing.
IA S Iesg,) Fish .
3. m . (Iasg and Fear,)
IA SG A IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. Fish ing,fishery.
IA SG A N ,“ A lli, a m, 3. m . A m ussel , shel l
fish.
IASO-LOCH,- AH, s. m . (Iasg, and Loch,)
A fish pond.
IA SG MHO R ,- 0 1 1u :, adj. ( Iesg and M6r,)
Abound i ng in fish.
IASG - SLI G EACH ,- 1 cn , s. m . ( Iasg and
Sligo,) Shell- fish. See Maorach.
IBH,- s , Dri nk.
1O, was , 3. f. A cure, rem edy ; an
afi x, supply .
IMN
IC , 4 11 11 , 11 11’
v . 71 . H eal , cure.ICE A DH,
4 11 11 , 3. m . and p res. part. lo.
Heal i ng, act of heali ng.IC -LUS
, 4 11 5,-A N , s. m . (lo and L us, ) A
m edicinal herb a heal i ng by herbs.
ID IR, adv. At all.
IFR IN N ,-EAN, s. f . ( I and
Hell .l FR IN N E A CH,
- EICHE, adj. (Ifrinn, )Hel l ish .
IFR IN N E A CH, 4 0 11 , s. m . (Ifrinn ,)Ahellish fel low, a wicked wretch , a dem on .
IFR ION DA , adj. See Ifrinneach.
IG HE ,- EAN, s.f. An island.
LGH, 4 c, s.fZ Tal low.
ILBHIN N , 4 3, 4 1 11 11 , s. _f1 A craggy m oun
tain .
ILE A CH , 4 0 11 13, adj. Variegated, div ersi
fied, neat.
lLL SICH , 4 11 11 , n11’
v . 71 . Lower. See
lslich.
lL SE , adj. com p . of loss] . See isle.
iM ,-E , s. m . Butter.
IM, p rg'
. Much , m any. See Iom adh and
Iom .
IM- CHIAN, 4 511113, adj. (Im , p ref. and
Cian, ) Far, rem ote, foreign .
IM- CHEIMN ICH, 4 11 11 , 11 11’
v . .a. and 71.
(Im and C éim nich,) Walk round.
IMCHE IST,- E ,
- EAN,s. f. (Im and
Ceist,) Anxie ty, p e'
rp lexi ty , doubt, ,dis
tract ion .
IMCHE ISTEA CH, 4 210 11 11, adj. (Im
oboist,) Doubtful, anxious, distracted, per
plexed.
IMBACH , 4 2 1m m,adj. Abounding
IME A CA CH, i n,butter.
IME A CHD, s. f ind. and pres. p art.
lIm ich. A journey, ac t of going, walki ng,departing ; a com pany ; a departure.IM IR, 4 11 11 , 11 11
’v . a. and n . Need, M
hov e.
IMIR, 4 5, 4 21m , 3. m . (1 111 and Fir,) A
ridge of land, a field.
IMIR E A CH,- EICHE, adj. ( lm ire, )Abound
ing i n ridges.
IM ISG ,- s:,
- EAN, s.f. A sarcasm scandal,bad report, disgrace.
IMISG E A CH, 4 2 10 11 11, adj. (Im isg, ) Sarcastic, scandalous, disgraceful ; giv en toscandal .
IMLE A G , 4 1 11 , s.f. The nav el. SeeIom lag .
IML ICH, 4 11 11 , 11 11'
L i ck with thetongue.
IML ICH, s f. and pres. p art. 1m flicb . L ickm g, act of l icki ng .
IMN IDH, 4 c, s. f. Care, di l igence .
IMN 347
IMN IDHEA CH, 411m m, adj. (lm nidh,)Careful, aurions, di ligent.
IMPIDH, 11 , 4 111 11 , 3. f. A prayer, p eti t ion ,
supp lication, exhortation en treaty, per
suasion .
IMPIDHE A CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (Im pidh,)A peti ti oner, deprecator, exhorter, onewho persuades.
IMR E A SAN , 4 1 1 11 , 4 1 11, s. 771 . (Im and
R eusan, ) A dispute, controv ersy.
IMR E A SAN A CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (Im res
san ,) D isputing, giv en to controv ersy.
IMR EIMN ICH, 4 11 11, 11 11’-, v . 71 . (Im and
R éim , ) Go about.IMR ICH, 4 1,
- EAN, s. f (Im and Rui
theach , ) A rem oving, a changing of resi
dence effects or furn iture so rem oved.
IMR ICH, 4 11 11 ,11111 2 , a. (Im rich,
Carry, bear.
IMTHE A CHD, 4 1 11 , s.f. See Im eachd.
IN BHE ,- EAN, s. f. Qual i ty, dign i ty, rank .
IN BHE A CH ,4 310 11 11, adj. (Inbhe, ) E m i
nent, i n high rank ; m ature .
IN BHE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Inbheach. )Qual i ty
,dign i ty ; rank.
IN BHIR , 4 1, 4 2 11 11, 3. m . A confluence ofwaters ; the m outh of a river
IN CHIN N , 4 1, 5. 711 . See E an
chai nu .
IN GHE A N,4 1 11 , s. f. A daugh ter, a
young wom an . More properly N ighean.
IN E A L TA,
- A ILTE,adj. See Innealta.
IN E A L TA IR , 4 11 11 1 11 11 , 11 11’ Feed, pas
ture. More properly Ionaltair .
IN ICH, 4 a, adj. N eat,t idy, l iv ely, firm ,
handy,
IN ICHE A D,,
- 1 11 , s. m . (Inich, ) Neatness,degree of neatness, l ivel iness.
IN ID, 4 s, 3. f. Shrov e- tide.INI S, - lN N 8E . See Innis.IN ISG , 4 2,
- EAN . A reproach , bad nam e.IN ISG E A CH, 4 11 0 11 11 , adj. Reproachful .
IN MHE , See Inbhe.
INMHE ADHON A CH, 4 1 10 11 13,
adj.
Mean, m oderate ; i nward, i nm ost.INMHE A LTA , adj. ( In, p ref. and M eall
A ta, ) Deceivable .INMHE A SDA , adj. (In, and Meas, )Comm endable.INNE ,
}dat. pl. 1 11 11 1 1311 , 3. f. A
IN N IDH , bowel, entrai l
INNBACH, 4 0 11 , s. m . Woof of cloth .
‘ IN N E ADH, 4 11 11 , 8 . m . Want.IN N E A L , 4 L , 4 m ,
and IN N IL , s. 711 . Aninstrum en t of any kind state, condi tion ;m i en, carr iage, departm ent ; order or dis
p osi tion ofany thing ; dress, attire, caparison serv ice, attendance ; restrain t.
IN N
IN N E AL ADH, 4 1 1 11 11 , 3. 711 . An order
ing, preparing, adjusti ng, furn ish ing.
IN N E A LTA , adj. (Inneah) Well
b rdered or adorned conform ed to art.
IN N E A LTA CHD, s. f. ind; (lnnealta,)Neatness ; conform ity to art.
IN N E A N , 4 11,-A N , s. m . An anv i l ; a
EAN, j~ rock or h i ll .
IN N E IR , 4 11 11 11 0 11 ,- EAN, s. f. Dung.
m anure.
IN N IL ,- E , adj. Activ e, prone to, ready.
IN N IL , 4 11 11 , 11 11 v . a. (Inneal, ) Pre
pare, equip .
INN I S, IN N SE , p l. JN SEA N , and - N SE A CHA N ,
s.f An island ; a shel tered val ley, a field
to graze cattle i n, pasture, rest ing p lace
for cattle.INNI S, IN N SIDH, 11 11
’v . a. Tol l, declare,
relate, report.IN N L E A CHD,
- AH, s.f..A dev i ce, con
trivance, i ngenu i ty, i nv ention ; an ev il
device or stratagem ; a m ach i ne ; an art.
IN N LEA CHDA CH, 4 1 10 1111, adj. (Inn
leachd, ) Ingen ious, i nv entive, subtle ;
cunn ing,'cunningly contriv ed.
IN N L E ADH,4 11 11 , 8. m . and p res. p art.
11. Innlich. An aim ing, purposing, pro“
jecting a preparing, preparat ion .
IN N L ICH, 4 11 11 , 11 11’
v a. (Innleachd, )A im , project, dev ise.
INNL INN, 4 1 , s.f. Forage, prov ender.
IN N L IN N E A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (Innlinn,)Aboundi ng i n p rov ender.
IN N SE A CH, 4 11 0 11 11, adj. Abounding inislands giv en to tell ing or narrating.
IN N SE ADH, 4 11 11 , 3. m . and p res. part.
Innis. Tell i ng, act of tel l ing.IN N SE A G
,4 G ,
- A N , s. f. dim . of Innis.
A li ttle island ; detach ed field or pas
ture.IN N SE A G A CH, 4 1 10 11 111, adj. (Innseag, }Abounding jn sm all islands, l i ttle fields,or lev el downs.
IN N SE - G ALL, 3. p l. ( Inn is and G al l,)The Hebrides or western islands of Scotland.
IN N SE A N A CH,4 1 10 11 , 3 . m . (InnisJ
A n Indian .
IN N SG IN , 4 1, s. f. M i nd, courage, v igour.
~ IN N SG IN E A CH, 4 11 0 11 11, adj. (Innsgin, )Sprigh tl y, v igorous, l iv ely, energetic ; sa
gacious, ingen ious.
IN N TE , prep . conjom ed with p ers. p ron.
fem . ( Ann and Té,) In her, in i t.N N TIN N , 4 111 11 , s. f. The m i nd ; ia
N N TIN , tent, p urpose, will, p leasure .
IN N TIN N E A CH, 4 1 1011 13, adj. (Inntinn,)
IN 3418
Sensible, wise h igh m i nded, h igh sp irited,h earty, m erry, sportive, jolly ; earnest.
IN N TR E A CHDUIN N , 4 11 11 , 3. m . and
IN N TR E ADH, pres. part. 11.
Iuntrinn . A beginning, act of beginn ing
or en teri ng upon .1
IN N TR IN N , 4 1111 , 11 11’
v . a. Begin,IN N TR IG , en ter.
IOB,- A , 4 1 11, and -ACHAN, A lum p of
dough , a cake before being fired.
IOBA IB, 4 11111 111 11 , 11 11’
( lob and
IOBA IR TICH,.Thoir,)
Sacrifice, im m olate.
IOBA IR T, 4 1, m m , s'
. f. An offering, .a
sacrifice.
IOBR ADH,-A 1 1111, s. m . and p res. part.
v . Iohair. A sacrificing, act of sacrificing.
IC C , 1 0 3 , s. m . Ren t, paym ent ; a m edic i ne
,-h eal ing.
IOC , -A IDH, 1111’
v . a. Pay, render, retri
buto ; heal, cure ; reward suffer ; endure.
IOCADH, 4 1 111 11 , 3. m . and p res. part. 1 1.
Ice. Paying, rendering, act of renderi ng, curing, rewardi ng, sufferi ng.
IOC SHL A IN T, 4 1am s. f. (Ioc and
Slain te,) Balm , salv e , a cordial .IOCSHLA lN TE A CH,
laint,) Heal ing, cordial, abounding in
cordials.
IOCHD, s.f. ind . Clem ency, hum an i ty,m erry, ki ndness, good nature.
IOCHDA R , 4 1 1 11 , 4 1 11 , s. m . The bottom .
IOCHDA R A CH,
- A 1 0 11E , adj. (Iochdar, )IO CHDRA CH, Lower, the lower.
IOCHDA R A N , 4 1 1 11 ,-A N
,s. m . (loch
dar, ) A subject, inferi or, underl ing.
IO CHDMHOR ,-OIRE, (IochdandMdr,)
IOCHDA R , 4 1 111 11, Merci ful, ele
m ent, hum ane, com passi onate, kind.
IOCHDMHO R A CHD, s.fl'
ind. (Iochdm hor, ) Com passi on, clem ency, m ercy.
IOC -LUS, - s ,- AN , 3. m . (Ioc and Lus,)
A m edicinal herb.IOC-LUSA CH, 4 110 11 2 , adj. ( Ioc-lus, )Aboundi ng in heal ing herbs.
IOD ! intevj. Alas !IODHA L -AIL, o A N , s. 771 . An im age, anIODH OL , idol .IODHL A N N , 4 1 1 11 11 , 4 1 11 , s. f. A cor
IOLA N N , l yard, stack yard.‘
IODHL AN N A CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (Iodhlann ,) Aboundi ng in corn- yards.
IODHN ADH. 4 1 111 11 , 4 111 11 , 3. m . Pains ofchild-birth .
IODHAD or lODHOL -A ORA CH,
lODHAL - ADHR A CH,
4 1 10 11 11, adj. Idolatrous.
IOL
IODHA L—A DHRA DH,
}- A 1 1111 ,
- EAN,IODHA L -A ORA DH, s. m . Idola
IODHA L A OR A IDH,- A N -A ORA IDH ,
(Iodhal and A oradb,) A n im age to be
worshipped.
IO G A N ,-A 1 N ,
-A N , s. m . Deceit, ,fraud.
IOG AN A CH,-AICHE, adj. (Iogan,) Do
ceitful ; reluctan t, -backward.
IOG A N A ICH, 3. f. Rel uctance, back
wardness, tim orousness, i ndecision, fiinch~
m g.
IOG HN ADH,- A 1 11 11 ,
- EAN, contr. Ioghna’
,
s. m . Aston ishm ent.IOL, pref: im p lyi ng v arietyym any.
IOLA,-ACHAN, s. f. A fish ing station .
Provin .
IOL A CH, 14 1 10 11, s. f. A shout, a
cry, a crying i n exul tation or tri um ph .
IOL A CHDA CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. (Iolach, )Shouting for joy, m erry ; disastrous, de
structiv e.
IOL A IR ,- E , An eagle.
IOLAR, adv. Downwards. Provin .
IOL-BHE ISD, 4 1, 4 1111 11, 3. m . ( 101 and
Béisd,) A serpent, snake, adder.
IOL-BHE USA CH , 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. ( 101 and
Beus,) Versati le, vari ous i n m anner.
IOL-BHUA DHA CH, 4 1 1 0 11 12, adj. (1 01
and Buadhach,) Victorious, tri um ph,
ant.
IOL- CHR IDHE A CH, 4 210 11 13, adj. (I01
and Cridhe,) Fickle, i nconstant, decei t
ful.IOL - GR EARD, 4 5a s. m . (1 01
IOL- CHE A RDA CH,- AICH , and
Ceard,) A jack of all trades.
IOL- CHEAR N A CH, 4 1 10 11 , 3. m . ( 101
and G earn , ) A polygon.
IOL- CHEAR N A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. ( 101
and Cearn ,) Mul tangular.
IOL -CHOSA CH ,4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. (10 1 and
Cos,) Hav ing m any feet.IOL- CHR UTHA CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, (101 and
Cruth ,) M ulti form , various, i nconstan t ;com ely, well- featured.
IOL-DAMHSA ,- A 10 11EAN, s. m . (10 1 and
Dam hsa,) A bal l, prom iscuous dance, a
country dance.
IOLDAN A CH,- AICHE , adj. Ingen ious,
well gifted.
IOL-DATHA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (I01 and
Dath ,) Of v arious colours.IOL-DE A LBHA CH,
-A1 0 11 11, adj. (101
and Dealbh,) Well favoured or featured.
IOL- G HILL E A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (101 and
G i lle,) Com p lex.
IOL ' 349
IOLLG HUTH, -'AI CHE, adj. ( Iol
IOL- GHUTHA CH, and G uth ,) Ofv ari ous tongues.
IOL G HIJEUSA CH,-A 10 11E , adj. (1 01
and G leus,) Manifold, com p li cated.
IOL - GHN EITHE A CH, 4 11 0 11 11 , adj.
(101 and G ne,) Of all kinds, various, he
terogeneous.
IOL -G HN IOMHA CH, 4 1 1 0 11 2 , adj. (101
and G niom h, ) Ingen ious.
IOL-G HON ACH, 4 1 1011 13, adj. ( 101 and
Gon,) Vulnific .
IOL- G HRAIN EA CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (I01and Gram , Very ugly.
IOLLA G A CH,
‘
4 1 10 11 13, adj. G ay, frol icIUL
’
L A G A CH, som e florid.
IOLL A IN , 4 1, adj. Expert, m echan icalIOLMHA OIN , (101 and Mac in,)Op ulence, ri ches.
IOLMHA OIN EA CH,4 110 1111, adj.
'
( Ioland Maoin,) Opulent, ri ch .
IOL-MHODHA CH,- A 10 11 E , adj. (1 01 and
Modh,) Manifold, various.
IOL-PHOSADH,-A IDH, s. m . ( 101 and
Polygam y.
IOL TA G ,- A IG ,
l
- A N , s. f. A bat.‘
Wri tten m ore prop erly, Ialtag.
IOM, 10 111 11 , adj. Used as a prefix in com
pounds. See Iom adh.
IOMA CHD, s.f. ind. A journey ; departure. Wri tten also Im eachd.
IOMA- CHOMHA IR L E, 4 .1 11 ,s (Iom
and Com hairle,) Doubt, suspense, p erp lexity.
IOMA- CHOMHA IR LE A CH,-EICHE,
adj. (Iom a—chom hairle, ) In doubt ; unsteady, undecided, fickle.
IOMA CHA G A R , 4 1 1 11 ,-A N , s. f: ( Iom a
and Cagar,) Com p l im en ts, a fri endly m es
sage.IOMA CHRUTHA CH , 4 1 10 11 11, a
( Iom a and Cruth , ) Multi form , various.
IOMA D,
IOMADH,
adj. MuCh’ m any,d‘VerS
IOMA DA CH, 4 1 10 1111, adj. (Iom ad,) Num orons.
IOMADA CHADH, 4 1 1 11 11 , 3. m . and p res.
pdrz . v . Iom adaich. A m ul t ip lying, m ul
tiplication.
IOMADA ICH, 4 1111 , 1111’
v . a. Multip ly,increase.
IOMADA IDH, 4 1 , s. f A m ulti tude ; toom uch , superfiuity.
IOMADA IDHE A CHD, s.f. m d. (Iom ad
aidh,) Abundance, p lural i ty, m ul t i
plicity superfluity, redundance.IOMA DA IL ,
'
-E , adj. (Iom adaidh,) Multiplicable.
IOM
IOMA DA LA CHD,
’
s.”
f.
'
ind. (10111513111 )Multi tude.
IOMA DAN ,-A IN , 4 1 11 , s.
1 m . (Iom a and
Dan,) A concurrence of disasters ; lam entation, m ourn ing.
IOMADA N A CH,~ AICHE, adj. (Iom adan,)
Pressed by.
disasters sorrowful .
IOMA DHATHA CH, 4 1 1011 11 , adj. (Iom a
and‘
Dath, Of m any colours.
IOMA G A IN , 4 1, and A IN, -A N , s. m .
OMA GUIN , }Anxiety, gri ef, sol ici tude.and 4 1 10 11 13,
nxious, so
licitous, distracted.
IOMA GHA OTH , 4 1 0 11 11 ,-A N , s. 711 .
( Iom a and G aoth , ) A wh irlwind.
IOMA G HN EITHE A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj.
1 (Iom a and G né,) Various, .m anifold.
IOMA GHON A CH , 4 1 10 11 13, a dj. (I om a
and G on,) G iv i ng m any wounds.
IOMA IN , 4 1111 , 11 11 v. a. Urge, driv e, ascattle ; ‘
toss, whirl , roll .IOMA IN , 4 1 and 4 111 0 11 ,
LEM } , s. f and
p res. p art. v. Iom ain. A driv i ng, act'
of
driv ing or urging a drove'
of cat tle tossing
,act of tossing
’
wh irl ing,roll ing.
IOMA IN ICHE , m .
driv er ofcattle.
IOMA IN E A CH , 4 :1 0am, adj. (Iom ain,)Coerciv e.
IOMA IR,- E , 4 111 11, 3. m . A ridge of
land. See Im ir.
IOMA IR, 4 11 11 , and 10 1 1 11 11 111 11 , 11 11’
v . a.
R ow, m ov e, use, wield .
IOMA IR T, 4 111 11, 3. m .
'
and pres. part.
v .
' Iom air. Em p loyi ng,'
act of emp loying, exercising ; an engagem en t, con test,confl ict ; bustl e, con fusi on ; behav i our,co
’
nduct a p laying, gam i ng ; afrol i c.IOMA IR TEA CH, 4 21 011 131, adj. (Iom airt,)Em p loyed, act iv e ; p layful.
IOMA IR TICHE ,- EAN, s.
‘
in: (Iom airt, )A gam bler.
IOMA LL,
-A ILL, 4 1 11, s. m . A border,extrem i ty ; a l im i t ; a fault.
IOMA LL A CH,- AICHE, adj. ( I
Rem ote, external, utterm ost, u tter.
IOMA R CA CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. Veryrous, sup erfluous.
IOMA N A ICHE ,4 111 11, s. m .
A driv er.
IOMA RBHA IDH,-E ,
struggle or con trov ersy.IOMA RBHA IDP‘ A CH, 4 1
(Iom arbhaidb , ) Prfitrov ersy. it
IOMA R CA IDH, s. j:
superfluity, excess.
350
IOMA R éHUR ,-UIR E , s. m . (Iom air and
Cuir, ) A rowing or steeri ng with oars, a
tum bling,wallowing an erring straying.IOMA R TA CH,
-A ICHE, adj. See Iom
airteach.
OMA R TA S, - AIS, s. m . See Iom airteas.
IOMCHA IN , DH’
v. a. Bear,IOMCHA IN ICH } carry.IOMCHA IN ICHTE , p ret. p art. v .
IOMCHA IN TE , Iom chainich.
Borne, carri ed.
IOMCHA IR ,- 1D11 , DH
’~ v . a. Carry, bear ;
conduct, behav e thyself.IOMCHA N ,
- A 1H,
- A N,s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Iom chain . A bearing or carry
i ng, act of carrying ; behav iour, com partm ent.
IOMCHA R L- Am , s. m . and p res. part. v .
Iom chair. A bearing, act of carrying,behav iour
, com partm ent.
IOMCHOIR E ,- EAN, s. m . ( Iom a and
Coire,) A reflection, blam e, grudge.IOMCHOIR EA CH, 4 21 0 11 11, adj. ( Iom ~
choire, ) Reflecti ve, censorious, blam ing.IOMCHO IR ICH ,
- 1D11 , nH’
v . a. (Iomchoire,) Blam e, reflec t upon .
IOMCHOMHR A DH,-A IDH ,
- EAN, s. m .
(Iom a and C6m hradh, ) A thesis, subject
of disputation .
IOMCHR UTHA CH,-AICHE, adj. Wri t
ten also Iom achruthach, which see.
IOMCHUBHA IDPT,
adj. ( Iom a and
IOMCHUIDH , Cubhaidh, ) Fi t,m eet, prop er, decent, conven ient ; neces
;sary, su i table , expedi en t.
IOMCHUIDHE A CHD, s.fl ind. (Iomchuidb, ) Fitness, m eetness, suitableness,propri ety.
IOMCHUIDHE AD,
-m,
s. m . (Iomchuidh, ) Fi tness, degree of fi tness
, pro
priety.
IOMDHR UID,- IDH, DH
’
v a. ( Iom a
and Druid,) Inclose, shut in, surround,
besi ege.IOMDHR UIDE ADH,
- IDH , s. m . and
p res. part. v . Iom dhruid. Inclosing,act
of inclosing, surroundi ng ; an inclosuie ;a si ege.
IOMDHRUIDTE , p ret. part. v . Iomdhruid. l nclosed, surrounded.
IOMDHO RUS, -U1s, - OR SAN, s. m . (Iom a
and Dorus,) The l intel of a door, a backdoor.
IOMFIL LTE A CHADH,-A 1DH , s. m . and
p res. part. v . Iom filltich. Act of folding fre
IOM
lOMFILLTICHTE , pret. part. v . Iom
filltich. Often folded, m ade m anifold.
IOMFHUA SG A ILTE A CH,- EICHE,
( Iom a and Fuasgailt,) Nim ble.IOMFHUA
'
SG L A CH,- AICHE, adj. (Iom a
and Fuasgladh, ) G iv i ng im m ediate or
tem porary rel ief, seasonably useful .IOMFHUA SG L ADH,
- A IDH,- EAN, s. m .
(Iom a and Fuasgladh, ) Rel ief, release,conv en ience.
IOMFHUL A N G ,-AING, - A N , s. m . ( Iom a
and Fulang, ) Pati ence, long- sufferi ng.
IOMFHUL AN G A CH,- A 10 11E , adj. (Iom
fhulang, ) Patient, forbeari ng.IOMG HABH,
- A IDH, 11 11’
v. a. (Iom a
and G abh,) Take, conquer ; err, stray ;av oid, shun .
IOMG HABHA IL ,-ALA, s. m . and p res.
part. v . Iom ghabh. Taking, ac t of
taking, reducing, conqueri ng, erring, strayi ng, shunn ing.
IOMGHL A N ,- A IDH , 11 11
’v . a. ( 10m
and G lan ,) C leanse, p uri fy.1
IOMG HLA N A DH,
- A1DH, s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Iom ghlan . Puri fying,
ac t of
puri fy i ng.
IOMG HL AN TA , p ret. part. v. 1 0 111 »
ghlan . Purified, cleansed.
IOMG HLOIR ,- E , s.f. ( 10 111 and G loir, )
b The noise of a m ul ti tude .IOM G HA OTH,
-
_
A OITHE , - A N , s. j2 ( 10 111and Gaoth ,) See Iom aghao th.
IOM G HA OTHA CH,- AICHE, adj. (Iom
ghaoth,) Squall y, whirl ing, as an eddyingwind.
IOM G HON ,- A IDH , 11 11
’
v . a. (Iom and
G on ,) Wound sev erely.
IOMG HON A CH,- AI CHE, adj. (10 111 and
G onach,) Giv ing m any wounds, wounding
'
severely.
IOMG HON ADH,- A IDH, s. m . and pres.
part. v . Iom ghon. Act of infl i cting m anywounds, or of wounding sev erely.
IOM G HON TA , p ret. part. v . Iom ghon .
Pi erced wi th m any wounds, sev erel ywounded.
TONIHA IG H,- E ,
- EAN , s.f. An im age orstatue, im age, l ikeness, sim i l i tude ; coun
tenance, expressi on of coun tenance.
lOMHA IG HE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Iom hnigh ,) Im agery ; im agination .
IOML A G ,- A IG ,
- A N , s. f. 11 The nav el .Wri tten also Im leag.
IOML A ID,- EAN, s. f. and p res. part. v.
Iom laid. An exchange, barter ; ac t ofexchanging.
OML A ID, 4 1111 , DH’
v . a. Ex~
OML A IDICH change, change.
IOM 35 1
IOML A IDE A CH, 4 310 11 11, adj. (Iom laid, )Mov ing, fickle, fl uctuating, prone to
change.IOMLA IDE A CHA DH,
—A IDH, s. m . and
p res. p art. v . Iom laidich‘
.,A changing,
fluctuating, act of changing, exchanging.
IOML A IDE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Iom laid
each , ) A roll ing, tum bl ing, turn ing,winding ; unsteadi ness.
l OMLA lN E , s.flind. (Iom lan,)IOML A IN E A CHD, Perfection, m a
IOML AN A CHD, turity ; integ
ri ty.
IOMLA IN E , adj. camp . of Iom lan . Moreor m ost p erfect or m ature .
IOMLA N , 4 11111, adj. (Iom and h im ) Full,com p l ete,. p erfect ; sound.
IOML UA IN E A CH, 4 210 11 11, adj. (Iom a
and Luaineach,) Inconstant.IOMLUA IN E A CHD , s. j: ind. (Iom
luaineach, ) Fickleness, i nconstancy.
IOlVILUA ISG ,- 1 11 11 , 11 11
’
(10 111 and
Luaisg,) Confuse, disorder.
IOMLUA ISG TE , pret. part. v . Iom luaisg.
Confusion , disorder.
IOMLUA S, -AIS, s. m . (Iom and Luathas, )Fickleness, i nconstancy.
IOMLUA SG A DH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Iom luaisg. C om m otion, confusion ,
act of confusing, disordering.
IOMLUA TH,-HAITHE, adj. ( 10 111 and
Luath ,) Inconstant, wandering.IOML UATHS
,- A ITH S, s.m . (Iom luath, )
IOMLUATHA S, -A IS, Inconstancy,fickleness.
IOM-OISN E A CH, 4 11 0 11 11, adj. ( Iom a and
Oisinn , ) Polygonous, m ultangular.
IOMPA CHADH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Iom paich. Conv ersion , a turn ing ;conv erting, act of conv erting.
IOMPA ICH, 4 11 11 , 11 11’
v . a . Turn, reel,
IOMPA CHAN ,- AIN, - A N , s. m . Iom paich.
A conv ert.IOMPA ICHTE , p ret. part. v . Iom paich.
Con v erted.
IOMPA IDH - EAN , s. f. for Iom
l OMPO IDH } paichidh. Wri tten alsoIm pidh. See Iom paich.
IOMR A CHADH,-A IDH , s. m . and p res.
part. v . Iom paich. Bearing, act of beari ngor carrying.
IOMR AM,- AIM, s. m . and pres. part.
IOMR A MH,- A IMH
, v . Iom air. Rowi ng, (a boat. )
IOMR ADH,-A IDH,
-EAN,s. m . Fam e, re
port, m en tion a reporting, m ention ing ,act of m entioning.
IOMR A ICH, 4 11 11,1111
’
v . a. Bear, carry ;change, alter.
IOMR A CHA N ,-AIN , o A N , s. m . (Io m
rai ch ,) A carriage, bier.
IOM R A ICHTE , p ret. part. v . Iom raich.
Carri ed changed. Provin .
IOMRA IDEACH,- E 1CHE ,adj. (Iom
IOMR A ITE A CH, radh,) Fam ous,IOMR A IDHTE A CH, em i nen t
,re
nowned, celebrated.
IOMR A L L ,- AILL, - A N , s. 791 . A n error, a
wandering, straying.IOMR A L L A CH,
- AICHE, adj. ( Iom rall,)Erroneous, wrong, straying , wanderi ng,
IOMR AMHA ICH,- 11
,- EAN, s. m . (Tom
rawh ,) A rower.
IOM- RUA G ,-A 1 11 11 , 11 11
’
v . a. (Iom a and
R uag,) D isperse, rout , i nvade ; persecute.lOM-RUA G ADH,
u E A N , s. m . and
pres. p art. v . Iom -ruag. Persecuting, act
of p ersecuting, dispersing, routing a per
scon t ion .
IOM- R UA G A IR ,- E ,
- EAN, s. m . (Iom
ruag and Fear,) A p ersecu tor, i nvader.
IOM- R UA G TA , p ret. p art. v . Iom ruog.
Persecuted, dispersed, routed, i nvaded.
IOM- SG A OIL ,- 1 11 11 , 11 11
’
v . a. ( Iom and
Sgaoil, ) D isperse .IOMSG A O I
‘
L E ADH,- 1 11 11 , 3. m . and
pres. part. v . Iom sgaoil. A dispersing, actof d ispersing.
IOMSG A O ILTE , p‘
ret. p art. v.,Iom sgaoil.
D ispersed.
IOMSG A IR ,- 111 11 , 11 11
’
v . a. (Tom and
Sgair, ) Separate , excom m uni cate.
IOMSG A R A DH,- A IDH, s. m . and
IOMSG A R A CHDUIN N , } p res. p art.
v . Iom sgair. A separati ng, act of separati ng, separat ion ; excom m unication
,act of
excom m unicati ng.
IOMSG OBADH, 4 1 1 11 11 ,- EAN, s. m . ( 10m
and Sgobadh, ) Excessi v e anxiety. Provin .
l OM - SG OIL T,- 1 11 11 , 11 11
’
v . a. ( 10 111 andSgoilt, ) Sp l i t i n to m any p i eces.
IOM p art. v . Iom sgoilt.
Sp l i t i n to m any parts.
IOM-
’
SG OLTADH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res.
part. v . Iom - sgoilt. A spl i t t ing, act ofspl i tt ing into m any p i eces.
IOMSHR UTH,- UITH, -UITHE AN , s. m .
( Iom a and Sruth, ) A n eddying stream or
t ide.JOMSHRUTHA CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (Iomshruth,) Hav ing counter- tides.
IOMTHE A N G A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Iom a
and Teanga,) Of m any tongues.ION, adj. Fi t : used as a preposi t ion in com
pounds, and sign i fying fi tness.
ION 3t
IONAU,- AID, - A N , s. m . A p lace,
Ionad naom h,’
A sanctuary.’
ION ADH, i. e. C’iona?’ or C ’ion adv .
Whither.
ION AITICHTE ,adj. (Ion and Aitich,)
Habi table ; arable, fi t for cult ivati on .
ION A LTA IR ,- 11
,-EAN
,s. f. Pasture,
feeding, grazing.
ION ALTA IR ,dream s , 11 11 v . a. Pas
ture,feed.
ION ALTR ADH,-A IDH,
s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Ionaltair. Pasture ; pasturing,act of pasturing, feeding, grazing.
ION AMHUIL , adj. L ike,equal , th e
sam e,well-m atched.
ION AN N , adj. Equal , al ike, th e sam e.IO N AN N A CHD, s. f. ind. ( Ionann, )Equal i ty, indentity, sim i lari ty, sam e
ness.
ION A N N A S, - A 1 5, 3. m . (Ionann, ) Me
diocrity.
IO N BHRUICH,- EAN
,s. f. (Ian and
Bruich,) Soup .
ION BHRUICHE A CH,- E 1c 11 s
,adj. (Ion
bhruich,) Of or p ertain ing to soup .
ION BHUADHA CH, ( Ionand Vi ctorious.
ION CHOMHA R R A ICHTE ,adj. (Ian
and Com harraichte, ) Rem arkable.
lON CHON SPOIDE A CH, 4 310 1111, adj.
(Ion and ConSpoid, Debateable.ION-DHEAN TA , adj. (Ian and Deanta,)Feasible, practicable .
ION-FHA ICSJ NN E A CH 4 210 11 11, adj.
(Ian and Faicsinneach,) Worthy to beseen, notable.
g”
IOH FHA ILE AS, -E IS,- AN , s. m . ( Ion
and Faileas,) A kind, sort, species.IONGA - INCHE, - IN G N E A N
,and 4 11mm ,
3. f. A nai l, claw, talon, hoof, clov enfoot.
ION G ACH,-AICHE, adj. ( Ionga,) Hav i ng
nai ls, clawed, hoofed.
s4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (Ion
ION G A N TA CH, gnadh, Wonderful,surprising, strange, extraordinary.
ION G AN TA S, -AIS, -AN, s. m . A wonder,m iracle, surprise.
ION G A R,-A IR, - ION G BA CH
,s. m . (10 11 and
G ur, ) Matter, purulen t m atter, pus, cor
rup ted hum our.ION G A R A CH, qu eue, adj. (Iongar,)Purul e n t; abounding in p urulent m atter.
ION G A R ACHADH,- A IDH, s. m . and
ION G R A CHADH, pres. p art. v . Iongraicb . Suppuration, state of suppurat ing.
ION G R A ICH , 4 11 11 , 11 11’
v . a. SupION G A R A ICH, }purate.
O 2
- 1 11 11 , 11 11’
v. n . M iss.
ION
ION G R A ICHTE , adj. and p ret. p art. v .
Iongraich, suppurated.
ON GHN ADH,- A 1 11H,
- EAN, s. m . Won
ON G N ADH, der, aston ishm ent.
ION- G R A IDH, 4 1, adj. (Ian and G radh,)Worthy to be lov ed, dearly lov ed. 1
ION-L E ITHSG EUL‘
A CH,-A ICHE, adj.
( Ion and L eithsgeul,) Excusable.ION MHA G A IDH, 4 1, adj. ( Ion and Ma
gadh,) R idiculous.IONMHA ITHTE , adj. (Ian and Maith,
v. ) Pardonable.
IONMHA S, -AIS, 4 1 11 , s. f and m : (Ion
and Meas, ) A treasure, weal th , ri ches.
ION MHA SA CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. (Ionm has,)Full of treasure .
IONMHA SA IR , 4 1, 3. m . ( Ion'
m bas and Fear,) A treasurer.
ION-MHE A LLTA , adj. (Ian and Meall
ta, ) Fall ibl e, prone to err.
ION-MHIAN N A ICHTE , adj. (Ion and
Miannaichte,) Desirable.ION MHOLTA , adj. ( Ion and Mol ta,)Praiseworth y, laudable.
ION-MHOTHUICHTE ,adj. ( Ion and
Mothuichte, ) Percep t ible .
IONMHOCHTA ,adj. ( Ion andMuchta,)
Quenchable .
ON MHUIN ,-E , adj. Dear, belov ed ;
ONMHUIN N , }kind. courteous, lov i ng.
IONMHUIN N EA CH, 4 11 0 11 11, adj. (Ion
m huinn, ) Belov ed, lov ely, desirable.
IONMHUIN N E A CHD, s. f.
‘
ind. (Ionm huinneach,) State of being beloved ;courteousness, kindness.
ION N A IL , 4 11 1-1 , 1111’
v . a . See Ionnlaid.
ION N A IR IDH, 4 1, 4 111 11 , s.f. A watchi ng at nigh t.
ION N A LTOIR , s. f. ( Ionnail,) Abath.
ION N A S, conj. Ionnas gu,’ Insom uch
,
ION N US, so that.
ION N DR A IN ,
ION N DR A ICH,
ION N DR UIN N ,
ION N DR UICH,
ION N DR A IN ,- EAN, s. m . and
ION N DR A IN N , p res. p art. 0 .
ION N DR A ICHIN N , Ionndrain . Am issi ng, act of m issi ng ; a wan t, feel ing ofwant.
IONNLAD,- AID, s. m . and pres. p art. 11 .
Ionnlaid. Wash ing, act of wash ing,cleansing, bathing.ONN L A ID, 4 11 11 , 11 11 , v . a. Wash ,ON N UIL , bathe, cleanse.IO N NL A IDTE ,
_ p ret. p art. v. Ionnlaid.
Washed, cleansed, bathed.
ION 353
ION N RUIDH, 4 1, adj. (Aon and Rui th,)Equal paced.
l ON N SA , adj. See A nnsa.
ION N SA CHADH, 4 1 1 11 11 , s. m . and pres.
part. v . :Ionnsaich. Learn ing, i nform a
t ion, scholarship , act of learning ; teach
i ng, art of teach ing.
ION N SA ICH, 4 11 11 , 11 11’
v . a. Learn ;ION N SUICH, teach . See Teagaisg.
ION N SUICHTE , adj. and p ret. part. v .
Ionnsuich. Learned exercised.
ION N SUIDH, 4 11111 , 3. m . An attem p t ;an i nvasion
,attack, assault.
ION N SUIDH, p rep .‘. Dh
’ionnsuidh,
’
or, A dh’ionnsuidh,
’ To, toward : used
substant iv ely wi th possessiv e pronouns,‘Do m ’
ionnsuidh, Do t- ionnsuidh, , Do’
ionnsuidh, D’
a h- ionnsuidh.
’ To m e,to
thee, to him , to her.
IONNTAG , 4 1 10 ,o A N , s. jZ _ A nettle,
ION N TA G A CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , nettles.
ION N TA G ACH,- AICHE, adj. (Ionntag,)
Full of nettles.ION N TL A S, - A IS , - AH, s. m . Del igh t .ION- OIBR ICHTE , adj. (Ion and Oibrichte, ) Mall eable.ION-OLTA, adj. ( Ion and at) Dri nkable.ION-PHOSDA , adj. (Ian and Pdsda,)Marriageable.
IQN R A CA N ,- AIN, 4 1 11 , s. m . (Ionraic,)
A n uprigh t or righ teous m an .
ION R A CA S, -A IS, - A N , s. m . (Ionraic, )R igh teousness, justness.
ION RA IC , adj. (Ion , Ann and
ION RUIC , R eachd,) R ighteous, justION-R O G HN UIDH, '
-E , adj. (Ian and
Roghuinn ,) E l igible, worthy of being preferred.
ION R OG HN UIDHEA CHD, s. f. ind.
(Ion- roghnuidh, ) E l igibi l i ty.IOR AS, adv . See Iolar, adv .
IORBALL ,- AILL, -A N , s . m . Provin . See
Earbal l . ‘
IOR BA LLA CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. Provin . SeeE arballach.
IOR CALL A CH, 4 11 0 11 , s. m . (Iorcall,)A robust or strong m an .
IOR CH ADA CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. Ev i l, pern ic lous.
IOHG I—IUILL , 4 1,- EAN
, s. f. A fray,IO R GUILL , skirm ish, tum ult, battl e, uproar a storm .
IOR GHUIL LE A CH,- EICHE, adj. (Ior
IOR G UIL L E A CH, ghuill,) Quarrelsom e, noisy warl ike, fierce.
TORBACH , 4 1 10 11 11,adj. Quiet, undis
turbed.
IOR R AM ., A heat song ; a rowing song.
ISE1
10 8 prep . that Dh'
ios,’and ADh’ios.
To. A d/z’
ios an ai te,’ To th e place.
IOSA, s. m . ind. Jesus, th e Sav i our.
IOSAL, isms, adj. (Sios and A m huil, )
Low, not h igh ; low, hum ble low, m ean ,abject, O s iosal, adv. Secretly, privily .
i f. The hough ,IIOSG A IDE A CH, 4 11 0 11 11, adj. (Icsgaid,)belonging to houghs.
IOSL A CHADH, 4 1 1 11 11 . lVIore prop erly
Isleachadh.
IOSLA ICH , 4 11 11 , 11 11’
v . a . More pro
p erly Islich.
IOSOP,- 0 1 11, s.f. Hyssop .
IOTADH,-A 111 11 , s. m . Th irst.
IOTA CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (10 1.1t Th irstySee Iotm hor.
IOTAS, 4 1 13, s. m . Th irst. See Iotadh.
lOTHL AN N , 4 1 1 11 11 ,-A N , s. m . A
granary, corn - yard.
iOTMHOR ,-0 1 11E , adj, (Iotadh andM613)
Thirsty. 5
IR E , s. fi ind. Degree of growth , pro
gress ; state, condi tion an ire so.
” Thiscondi t ion ; soil .
IR IO SAL , adj. (Ire and Iosal,)Hum ble, th i nking h um bly ofone’s self.
IR IOSL A CHADH,4 1 1 11 11 , 3. m . and p res.
part. v . Irioslaich. H um bl ing, ac t of
hum bli ng.IR IO SL A CHD, s. f. ind. (Iriosal,) Hu
m ility.
IR IOSL'
A ICH, 4 11 11, 11 11'
v. a. (Iriosal,)Hum ble.
IR IO SLA ICHTE , adj. and p et. p art. v .
Irioslaich. Hum bled.
IRI S, 4 1, 4 111 11 , 3. f. The handle of a basket, by which to carry i t or sl ing i t to a
pack- saddl e a h en roost.IR ISEA CH, 4 310 11 11 , adj. ( Iris, ) Fur
nished wi th sl i ngs or handl es ; aboundi ngi n hen -roosts.
IR ISE AL , adj. See IriosIR ISE AL ACH, 4 1 10 11 11, ai.
IR ISLICH, 4 11 11, 1111’
v . a. See Iriaslai ch .
I S, conj. contr. for Agus. A nd.
I S, pres. ind. v . def. and irreg. F ret. Bu.
Thus conjugated Pres. Is m i, is tu, &c .
I am or i t is I , thou, 8m. Pret. Bu m b i,
bu tu, 8m .
'
I was, or itwas I , th ou , &c .
Sulj. pres. Ma s m i, m a’
s tu, &c. I f I be,or, i f i t be I, thou, See. &c.
ISBE A N , isnE IN , - EAN, s. m . A sausage.
ISBE A N A CH,-AICHE, adj. (Isbean, ) Of
sausages, l ike sausages.
2 Y
ISE 35
ISE , pron . pers. ind. amp /z . of I , p ron . She,
she herself.
ISEAL , ism , adj. Provin.‘More prop erly
Iosal.
ISR AN, 4 1111 , 4 11 , s. m . andf. A ch icken ,the young of any’
bird, or of the sm al ler
quadrupeds an opprobrious term , app l ied
to any i ll-m annered young person .
ISE A N A CH, 4 10 11 11 ,adj. ( Iscan ,) Aboundidgi n chickens,young of birds,or resem bl ing
them ; of or belonging to an i l l brough t up
ch ild.
ISLE, ind. (Iosal,) Lowness, also
cam p . of Iosall Lower, lowest .
ISL EA CHADH, 4 111 11 , s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Islich. Hum bl ing, act of hum
bl ing ; hum i l iation .
ISL E A CHD, s. f. ind.
ness.
ISLE AD, 4 11 , s. f. (Isle,) Lowness, de
gree of lowness.
ISLEAN, 3. p l.
com m on peop l e.
ISL ICH, 4 11 11 , 11 11’
v . a. and n . (Iosal,)Bring low, hum ble; subside, becom e
low.
iSL ICHTE , pret. p art. v . Islich. Low
ered, brough t low, hum bled.
I SN E A CH, 4 011 , 4 1 11 11 , 3. f A rifle gun .
I ST ! interj. Hush ! hist !ITE
, 4 1 11 11 , 3. f. A feather, qui ll , th e fin
of a fish, an artific ial fishing fly.
ITE A CH, 4 0 11, s. m . (I te,) Plum age,feathers, wings.
ITE A CH, 4 210 11 11 , adj, (I te,) Feathered,feathery, p lum y, winged ; finned, of m anyfins.
ITE A CH, 4 011 , s. m . and p res. p art. v .
I ti eh . A rt, or act of fishing wi th a fly.
ITE A CHA N , 4 1 11, 4 11 , s. m . (I te, ) Aweav er’s bobbin .
adj.
Low
Low or hum ble persons,
ITE A G , 4 11 11 , 4 11 , s. f. dim . of Its. Afeather, a l i ttle feather.
ITE A G A CH, 4 10 1111 , adj. (Iteag,) Ofm any feathers, winged.
ITE A G A CHADH, 4 1 1111 , s. m . and pres.
p art. v . l teagaich. Flying low, act offlying low.
ITE A G A ICH, 4 11 11,1111
’
v. n . (Iteag, )Fly low, or near the ground.
ITE AL , 4 1 , .s. m . (I te,) Fligh t on wing,a flying.
ITE A L A CH, 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (Iteal,)Winged,that fl i es.
ITE A L A ICH,4 1
,3. j: and p res.
part. v . Itealaich. Flying, act of flying.
ITE A L A ICH, 4 11 11
,11 11
’v . a . Fly i n
the air,
flutter.
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ITE ODHA ,
ITE OTHA ,
ITH , 4 11 11 . 1111’
v . a. and 71 . E at.
ITHE ADH, 4 11 11 , s. m . and p res. part. v .
I th . E atiLg, ac t of eating .
E- orrurz , s. m . H em lock.
ITHE A N N A ICH, s.
“
f. ind. (I th , ) E atITHIN N ICH, iing, an eating or
feeding.ITHTE , p ret. p art.
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v . I th . Eaten .IUBHAR, 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . The yewIUG HA R , } tree ; a bow.
IUBHA R A CH ,4 1 10 11 12, adj. (I ubhar, )
IUGHA R A CH ,Of yew, or aboundi ng
IfJBHR A CH, in yew- trees ; abound
i ng in or arm ed wi th bows.
IOBHR A CH, 4 1 0 11 , s. f. (Iubhar,) Ayew-grov e ; a stately wom an ; a barge .
IUCHA IR ,- CHRACH , - CHR A ICH E A N , s.f. A
key spawn of a fem al e fish, th e roe.
IUCHAIR E A CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (Iuchair, )Furn ished wi th keys ; abounding in fish
spawn .
IUCHA IR E A G ,- EIG, 4 11 , s. f. dim . of
l uchair. A li ttle key ; a fem al e fish.
IUCHAR,4 1 11 , s. m . The dog-days.
IODA SA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. Treacherous,’
l ike th e trai tor Judas.
IODA SA CH, 4 10 11 , 3. m . ( Indas, ) Atrai tor ; an i nfam ous, treacherous, or v il
lanous fel low .
IUL, 4 131 1 , 4 111 11 , s. m . G uidance, direc
tion ; a course, a guide, a land- m ark ;knowledge, acquai ntance ; learning ; art ;
judgm en t a ch ief, com m ander.
IfJL ~ CHA IR T, 4 1 , 4 111 11 , 3. f. (1 111 and
Cairt,) A m ari ner’s chart.
IOL A G , 4 19 , 4 11 , s. f. (Im,) A m ar
iner’e com pass.IULLA G ,
4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. f. A sprigh tly,affected l i ttle fem ale.
IUL L A G A CH, 4 1 0 11 11, adj. L igh t, airy,tripp ing ligh tly along ; spr igh tly, cheerful .
IUL L A G A ICHE , s. f. ind. (Iullagach,)L igh tness, airi ness, ch eerfulness, sprigh t
liness ; also adj. camp . of Iullagach. More
or m ost airy, &c .
IOLMHO R , 4 111 11 , adj. ( 111 1 and Mdr,)Wise, learned, sagacious, sensible.
IfiLMHOR A CHD,s. f. ind. (Iulm hor,)
Wisdom , judgm ent, sagaci ty.
IOMHR A CH, 4 1 0 11 , 4 111 11,3. f. More
properly Iurach.
IfJN A IS, p rep . Provin .
ficiency, See A onais.
IGN DR A IN , 4 11 1 1, v . a . See Ionn
drain .
IUN N R AIS, 4 1 , s. f. A storm y
sky, a tem pest, storm .
A want or de
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IUN N R A ISE A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (Iunn
rai s, ) Storm y, tem pestuous.
IUN N TA S, 4 15, 4 11 , s. m . Weal th ,IUNTAS
,
' § treasure. Provin . See I onm bas.
IUR A CH, 4 10 11 1:, s. f. ( Iubhar, )A boat, barge, o r sh ip , under sail.
IUR PA IS, 4 1 11 11 , 3.f Restlessness, fidgeti ng ; a wrestl ing, struggling.
IURPA ISE A CHy -m cu
'
s , adj. (Iurpais,)Restless prone to
°
strife or quarrel l i ng.'IUR R AM ,
4 1 111 , 4 11 , s.f See Iorram .
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IUR SA CH, 4 10 113 , adj. Dark, black:
IUTHA IDH, 4 1,- EAN, s. f.
» A n ar
row.
IUTHA R N , 4 , 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . Provin . SeeIfrion n .
IUTHA R N A CH, 4 1 10 11 , 5. m . and adj.
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Provin . See Ifrionnach.
L . l, the n inth letter of the G aeli c Alphabet,nam ed Luis, th e quicken 0 1 aspen tree.
LA,
4 1111 11 ,
-ATHA CHA N , and 1 21 1 11 1 1211 11 ,
s. m . A ‘
day, one day ; on a certai n day ;day l igh t.LABAN, 4 1 11 , s. m . M ire, d irt, dirtywork , drudgery.
LABA N A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Laban,) M iry,m uddy belaboured laborious.
L ABA N A CH, 4 1 0 11 , (Laban , ) A
p lebeian , a day- labourer, a drudge .LABANTA ,
- A IN TE , adj. (Laban, ) Plebeian , serv ile.
L A BHA IR , 4 11 11, contr. 4 11 11 11 1 1111,v . a.
speak .
L ABHA IRT. s. f. ind. and pres. part. v .
L abhair. Speaking, act of speaking,sp eech ; an oration .
L A BHA L A N , 4 1 11,4 11
, s. f. A shrew,
water- shrew, or m ouse.L ABHA R , 4 1 11 11, and A BHR A , adj. (Labhair,) Loud, loudl y soundi ng, noisy, speaki ng loudly, l oquacious.
L ABHR A , adj. camp . of L abhar. More orm ost noisy or loquacious.
L ABHR A CH, 4 1 0 11 11, adj. (Labbar, )Loud, talkat iv e , loquacious.
L A BHR AD, 4 1 11 , s. m . (Labbar,) Loudness, degree of loudness.LARHRAS, 4 13, 4 11 , s. m .
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A bay tree .LACH, 4 , 4 11 , and LA CHA IN EA N , s. j: Aduck, w i ld duck.
' LA G
LACH, 4 , 4 11 , s. m . A reckoning, expenseof entertainm ent.
L A CHA CH,‘
4 1 0 11 2 , adj. (Lach , ) Of, or
belonging to wild ducks.LACHA - CEANN (Lach ,Ceann and R uadh, ) The herb celandi ne.L A CHA G , 4 11 , s.f. dim . of Lach . A
li ttle or young wild duck a sm al l reckon1ng.
L A CHDUN N , 4 1 1 11 11 11, adj. Dun, tawny,swarthy.
LAD, 4 1 11,4 11
,s. m . A load, burden , lad
ing.
LAD,4 1 11
,4 11 , s. m . A water course, a
m i ll lead a puddle, stagnant water; a foul
pond.
LADAR,4 1 11
,s. m . A ladle .
LA DA R A CH , 4 1 011 12,adj. (Ladar, ) Of,
or belonging to ladles.
LA DA R N A ,4 1m m
,adj. Bold, im pudent,
loquac ious, sham el ess.
LA DA R N A CHD, s. f ind. Baldness,L ADA R N A S, 4 1s, im pudence, audaci ty.LADA SA CH, 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (Lad, ) Haw/ingm any loads rich , lordly.
LADHAR, 4 1 11 , 4 1 1111 11 , 4 1 11 11 11 11,3. m .
LAGHAR, A hoof ; a prong, fork.
L ADHA R A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Ladhar, )LA BHR A CH
,Hav ing hoofs, hoofed.
L A G , LUIG, LAGAN, s. m . andj: A hol low or
cav i ty ; a cav e, den .
LAG, 4 10 11,adj. Weak feeble, fain t.
LA G A CH, 4 10 11, s. m . (Lag, ) A weakli ng,feeble pe1 son .
L A G A CHADH, 4 1 11 11, 3. m . and p r'
es.
p art. v . L agaich. Weakening, act ofweakcu ing, becom ing weak.
L A G A ICH,
- 111 11 , L a. and n . Weaken,becom e weak ; dim i n ish.
L A G A ICHTE , pret. p art. a. L agaich.
Weakened, becom e weak, dim in ished.
LAG AN, 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . dim . of L ag. Ali ttle hollow or cav i ty ; a little p it or den ,
a dim p le.
LAG AN, 4 1 11, s. m . Flum m ery, sowens, a
kind of food.
L A G A N A CH, 4 10 11 11,adj. Full of l i ttle
hollows .
LAG AN A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. Of, or belongi ng to flum m ery or sowens.
L A G -EHEART, 4 11 11 1 , 4 11 , s.f (L ag andBeart,) A weak instrum en t ; a si lly perform ance.
L A G BHE A R TA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Lagbheart Weak, artless, si lly.
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L A G - BHE A R TA CHD, s. j: ind. (L agbheartach
, ) Sil l iness, weakness.
LAG-BHR IG HE A CH, adj. (Lag
LAG 356
and Brigh,) Of little substance or sm al l
value.LA G - CHR IDHE A CH,
}4 10 11 11, adj.
L A G - CHi SE A CH , (L ag, Cridhe
and C 1‘
1 is, ) Fai n t- hearted.
LA G - CHR IDHE A CHD, sf z'
nd. (LagLA G - CHO
’
ISE A CHD, chridheach
and Cdiseach, ) Fai n t- h eartedness.
LA G H, 4 , 4 11 11 11 11 , 4 11 11 A , s. m . A law ;order, m ethod.
L A G HA CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Lagh ,) Decen t,tidy, neat, pretty.
L A G HABA I R, 4 11 11 , 3. m . A m ould usedin shap ing horn-spoons.
L A G HA IL ,- E , adj. (Lagh ,) Legal , lawful .
L A G HAL A CHD, s.f. ind. (L aghail,)L A G HA IL E A CHD, } Legali ty, lawfulness.
L A G HDA CHADH , 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and pres.
part. a. Laghdaich. More frequently Lughdachadh.
L A G HDA ICH,- 111 11 , L v . a. See Lugh
daich.
LA G -LAMHA CH, 4 1 0 1113, adj. (L ag andLam b, ) Weak handed, feeble handed.
L A G - LAMHA CHD, s.fl ind. (L ag-lam bach,) Weakness of hand.
LA IB,- E , s. m . Mire, clay sedim ent.
LAIBEA CH, 4 1101111 , adj. (Laib,) Abounding in m ire, m iry, ful l of clay, l ike clay ;abounding i n sedim ent.
L A IBE A R T, 4 1 11 13, s. m . (Lam b andE cart,) A tailor
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s sleev e- hoard.
LA IBHR IG ,- E ,
- EAN, s.f. A p i er, a p lacefor stepp i ng i nto a boat, ottener writtenL aim hrig. wh ich see.
L A IDHE A G A N , 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . Provin .
See L uidheagan .
L A IDION N , 4 11 11 , s.fl L atin,~
the Lati ntongue.
L A IDION N A CH, 4 10 11, 3. m . A Lati n,
one of the Latins.L A IDION N A CHADH, 4 1 11 11 , 3 . m . and
pres. part. 11 . Laidionnaich. Turning, act
of turning i n to Latin .L A IDION N A ICH
,- 1 11 11 , L o . a. (Laid
i onu ,) Turn i n to Latin, lat i n ize.L A IDION N A ICHTE
, p ret. part. Laidionnaich. Turned i n to Latin, latin ized.
LAIDIR ,- E , and 1 11 13151: and TREA SA , adj.
Strong, stout, powerful poten t, intoxicating; fort ified, secure from attack
,hav ing
great force or power.
LAIDIREA CHD, s. f. ind. (Laidir,)Strength , fortitude, power.
LAIDIR E AD, 4 11 11, 3. f (Laidir,)LAIDRE AD, } Strength
, degree ofstrength .
LA I
LAIDR ICH, 4 11 11 , L 11. a. Strengthen .
L A IGE , adj. pomp . of Lag. Weaker, weak
est.
L A IG SE , ,
- EA 11 , ,s.
_flL A IG SIN N, 4 1mg } '
debil i ty, i nfirm i ty,feebleness.
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LA IME R I, or LAIMH 11 1s, prep . im pr.
(Laim h and Bi.) By, cr'
ucer, near to, athand.
LAIMH-OBLEAS, 4 , 4 11 , s. f. (Lam hand Cleas,) Sleigh t of hand.
LAIMH- CHL E A SA ICHE ,- EAN, s. m .
(Laim h- chleas,) A sle igh t-of- hand m an , a
juggler.
LAIMH- CHE A RD, 4 1 1 11 11 , s. jl
(Lam b and Ceard,) A handicraft, m e
chanical trade, a m echan ic, artisan .
L A IMHDE A CHA S, 4 1s, 8. m . (Lam b ,)Cap tiv i ty.LA IMHR IG , 4 1
,4 1 11 11 , s. fl (Lam b and
R uig, ) A landing p lace, a natural p i er onthe shore ; a shore ; a ford a harbour.
LAIMHSE A CH, contr. for Laim hseach
adh.
L A IMHSE A CH,
4 11 0 11 11, adj. (Laim hsi ch ,) Handl i ng, prone to handl i ng or
m eddl i ng.L A IMHSEA CHADH, 4 1 11 11
,3. m . and
p res. p art. 11 . L aim hsich. Handl i ng,act of
handl ing ; discussion, act of discussi ng or
treating a subject ; treatm en t of a p ersonor th ing.
LAIMH- SG IA TH, 30 1311 11 11, 4 11 , 3. fl
(Lam b and Sgiath,)'
A targe t, a sh i eld.
L A IMHSICH, 4 11 11 , L a. (L am h,)Handle, feel, touch w i th th e fi ngers, finger ; handle, treat a person, th ing or sub
ject.L A IMHSICHTE , p ret. p art. 11. L aim h
si ch . Handled, exercised, wielded, treated,discussed.
LA IMH-THE A N N ,-KINNE,
d'
L A IMH-THE A N N A CH ,
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’Lam b and Teann, )Close- fisted, grip i ng.LAIN- CHE A THA IR N E
,4 211 11 , 3. m .
(L an and Ceathairne, ) A guard or garri~
LAINE, s.f. (Lam ) Fulness, com p leteness.
Also adj. comp . of Lao . More or m ostful l.
LAIN EA D, 4 11 , s. m . (Lam) Fulness, degree of fulness.
L A IN N IR , 4 1, s.fl (Lann ,) A good pol ishbrigh tness, beauty.
LA IPHE ID, s. f An instrum en tused 1n shap ing horn spoons.LAIR, 4 10 11EA 11 , s. fl A m areL A IR CEA CH, 4 21 0 11 1 , adj. Stout and
L'
AM 358
A u
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awkward handl ing or using of anyth ing ; a lazy or slov enly habi t.
L AMHR A G A N A CH,4 10 11 E , adj. (Lam b'
ragan ,) Of awkward, i ndolent, or slo
v enly habi ts.
LAMHR A ICH, 4 11 11 , L v. a. Handl eawkwardly.
LAMH- SG R iOBHA IDH,4 11111, s. m .
One’s hand-wri ti ng.LAMH- SPE IC , 4 1, 3. f. (Lam hand Speic, ) A hand- spoke.
LAN , 4 111 s , adj. Full ; full, com plete, perfect ; fi lled, satiated, satisfied.
LAN ,4 111 11
,4 111 , s. m . (Lan, adj. ) A
full, fulness, rep letion .
LAN A CHD, s. f. ind. (Lan, adj. ) Ful
ness,com p letion , abundance.
L A N A DA IR , 4 1, 4 4 11,s. m . (L an and
Fear, ) A sm i th ’s iron wedge, by wh ichto shap e th e eye of an axe or ham m er ;a funnel or fi l ler.
LANA N,
4 1 11 , s. m . (Lam ) A
coup le, m arri ed coup le .LAN - A 0 18
,4 1, s. m . (Lau and A ois, )
Full age, advanced age.
L AN -A OSDA , adj. (Lan -aois,) Fullaged
,of an advanced age.
LAN - AOSDA CHD, s. f. ind. (Lanaosda
,) Palaces of age.
LAN - BHE A CHD,4 11 , s. f. (Lain and
Beachd, ) A full v i ew ; confidence, sel f
confidence.L AN -BHE A CHDA IL
,4 1, adj. (Lan
bheachd,) Confiden t.LAN - BHUIDHE A N N , 4 11 111 11 11 11 11 ,
4 1 11 11 121111,s.
_fl (Lan and Buidheann, ) A
full band, gang, garrison , com p lem en t ofm en.
L AN - CHOTHR OM,
“
- 0 1M,
4 11 , s. 771 .
(L511 and Cothrom ,) Am p le justice ; fullweight.
LAN - CHOTHR OMA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj.
(Lan-chothrom ,) Afi‘
ording am p le justice ; of full weigh t.
LAN - CHOTHR OMA CHADH, 4 1 11 11 ,
3. m . and p res. part. v. Lan- chothrom
ai ch . Weighing, act of weigh ing thoroughly.
LAN - CHOTHR OMA ICH, 4 11 11, a , v . a.
(Lan and C othrom aich,) ‘Veigh thoroughly
LAN CHOTHR OMA ICHTE , pret. pan .
Lan chothrom aich. Fully weighed.
LAN- CHR lOCHN A CHADH, 4 1 11 11 ,
3. p t. and pres. p art. v . L an- chriochnaich.
A finish ing, an accom plish ing, act of comlately fin ishing.
L N -CHR iO CHN A ICH, 4 1111, a , v . a.
(Lan and Criochnaichf) Com p lete, perfect,accom p l ish a work .
LAN - CHR IOCHN A ICHTE , p ref. p art.
Lan- chriochnaich. Accom p l ished,brough t to a final conclusi on .
AN - CHRODHA , adj. (Lea and Crddha, )Very brav e or powerful .AN - CHUMHA CHD
,4 11 , s. m . (Lan
and Cum hachd,) Full p ower.
LAN- CHUMHA CHDA CH,- AICHE
, adj.
(Lan - chum hachd, ) Hav ing full power.
AN -DAIN G N E A CHD, 4 11 , s. m . (Lainand Daingneachd, ) A p erfect hold or
holding ; p ersev erance, firm ness of pur
pose.'LAN —DAMH, 4 1 1 1 11 , 3. m . (Lam andDam h , ) A full grown stag or hart .AN -DEA N TA , adj. (Lam and Deante,)Qui te fin ished, p erfectly form ed.
LAN -DE A RBH, 4 1 11 11 , a , v . a. (Lanand Dearbh,) Dem onstrate, prov e fully ;try thorough ly.
LAN -DE A RBHA CHD, 4 11 , s. m . (Lanand Dearbhachd,) Full proof, ful l con
v iction .
LAN -DE A RBHADH, 4 111 11 , 3. m . and
p res. part. v . Lam- dearbh. Dem onstrati ng,act of dem onstrat ing, fully prov ing ; ful lassurance, conv i ct ion .
LAN -DE A R BHTA , adj. and pret. p art. v .
Lan-dearbh. Fully proved, dem onstrated,tri ed thoroughl y.
LAN -DE IMHIN N , 4 1 , 3. 171 . (Leeand Deim hinn,) Certai n ty, ful l assuranceor persuasion .
LAN -DGL A N , 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . (Lan andDulan ,) An Op en chal lenge, op en defiance .
LAN -FHIOS, 4 , 4 11 , s. f.
AN - FHIOSR A CHD , } (Lan and
Ph ios,) Full certain ty, assurance, know “
ledge.
LAN -FHIOSR A CH,adj. (Lan
fhios;) Fully assured or certai n .A N —FHIOSR A CHADH, 4 1 11 11 , s. m .
and p res. p art. v . Lan - fhiosraich.
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Makingcertai n , act of m aking certain, assuri ng,conv i ncing.
LAN - FHIOSR A ICH, 4 11 11 , L v . a .
Make certain ; be'assured or m ade cer
tain .
LAN - FH IOSR A ICHTE, pret. p art.
Lan -fhiosraich. Fully assured, m ade certain .
L A N G A IDE A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. Fettered,as a horse ; of, or
' belonging to horse- fe tters.
LANGAN, 4 1 11 ,'
4 11 , The noise or bellowing of deer ; noise, a harangue.
LAN 359
LA N G AN A CH,°4 1 0 11 E , adj. (Langan,)
Bel lowing or lowing, as a deer.
L A N G A N A ICH, 4 1 , s. f. (Langan ,) Alowing or bel lowi ng.
LA NGA N-BRA GHAID 4 1 114 311 11 11
GHAIB, 4 11 4 111 11 0 11 11 1 11, s. m . The weasand,windp ipe.LANG AR, 4 1 11 , 4 1 11 11 , s. m . A seam ;
fetters or chai ns.
0
L AN G A SA ID, 4 2, 4 4 11 , s. f. A kind ofcouch or settee.LANG AR- lL E A CH,
‘
4 1 11 - 1L IC 1I, 4 11
iLE A cn , s. m . (Langar and lleach, ) Alam prey.
LAN -MARA, 4 1 114 1 3 11 11 11 , s. m . (L anand Muir,) A tide, a full or high t ide.
LAN MHOR ,-o1 11 1z:, adj. (Lan and. lVIdr
,)Full , com p lete, p len t iful.LANN, 4 1 11 11 13,4 1 11 11 ,
- O1N 11E,p l. 4 11 , s.f.
A blade of a sword or knife a sword a
lan cet ; a sc
al e, as of a fish.
LANN, 4 1 1111 , 4 11, s. j: An inclosure ; ahouse ; a ch urch ; a reposi tory ; land a
v ei l a stud or boss ; a gridiron .
LANNACH, 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (Lann ,) Arm ed
with swords ; scaly, cov ered with scales ;studded, bossy.
L A N N A DH, 4 1 11 11 , s. m . (Lann ,) A peeli ng ; a p utting to the sword.
L A NN A IR , 4 1, s. f. (Lann ,) A glitter,gleam ing, reflection of rays from a pol ished
surface .
L A N N A IR E A CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (Lannair,s. ) G leam ing, gli ttering, sh i n ing, radiant.
L AN N A IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (L an
nair,) A gleam i ng or sh i ning, radiance,brightness sword exercise
,feats of
arm s.
LANN- G HORM,-UIRM E , adj. (Lann and
G orm ,) Hav ing blue scales.
L AN N R A CH, 4 10 11 E , adj. See Lannair
each .
L A N N SA ICHE ,- EAN, s. m . (Lah usa,) A
lancer, p ikem an .
L A N N TA IR , 4 1,- EAN, s. m . A lantern .
LAN -PHUN C , 4 11 11 0 , 4 11 , and 4 11 11 11 11 ,
(L an and Func,) A ful l stop , p eriod.
LA N - SHO IL L E IR , 4 1,
adj. (L e‘
m and
Soilleir, ) Very clear, ev iden t, fully seen or
understood.
LAN- SHO IL L E IR E A CHADH, 4 1 1111 ,
8. m . and pres. p art. v . Lan - shoilleirich.
Making clear, act of m aking p erfectly
clear.
LAN- SHOILL E IR EACHD, s. f. ind.
(Lan- shoilleir, ) Full or com p lete l igh t .
LAN - SHOILLE IR ICH, 4 1111, L v . a.
LAO
and n . (Lan and Soilleirich,) Make qui teclear ; becom e qui te clear.
LAN- SHOIL L E IR ICHTE , p ret. p art. 12.
Lan-sboilleirich. Made qui te clear ; becom e qui te clear.
LAN - SHO ILL SE , s. f. ind. (Lan and
Soillse, ) Perfect or clear l ight.LAN - SHOIL L SE A CH, 4 110 11 12, adj. (Lamand Soillse, ) G i v ing p erfect l igh t.LAN- SHO IL L SE A CHADH, 4 1 11 11 ,
3. m . and p res. part. 11. Lan - shoillsich. A
giv ing of p erfect l igh t, act of dispensi ng
p erfect and general l igh t ; a l igh tingwholly and com p letely.LAN- SHOILL SICH, 4 11 11 , L a. and
. n . (Lam, and Soillsich,) G iv e perfect orcom p l ete l ight m ake qui te clear or ev iden t.
LAN - SHOIL L SICHTE , pret. part.
Lan-shoillsich. Perfectly or com p letelyligh ted m ade qui te clear or ev ident.
LAN- SHfi IL ,- ULA ,
- UILEA N , s. j: (Lan
and Su i l, ) A ful l eye.LAN - SHG
’
IL E A CH,4 110 11 11
,adj. (Lan
sl1uil,) Hav i ng ful l eyes, full - eyed.
LAN-THOIL EA CHADH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m .
and pres. part. Lan- thoilieb . G iv ing,or act of giv ing com p lete satisfaction .
LAN -THO IL ICH,- I 11H, 11,
-xv . a . (Lan
and Toilich,) G iv e full or com plete sati s
fact ion .
LAN —THO IL ICHTE , pret. part. 11. L an
thoilich. Perfectly satisfied.
LAN - fi G HDA R A CH, 4 1 0 1111 , adj. (L in
and fighdaras,) Hav ing full power.
LAN -UG HDA R A S, 4 15, s. 711 . (L511 and
fighdaras,) Full power.
L A OCH, 4 0 10 11 , s. m . A hero, cham p ion,warrior.
L A O CHA IL ,- 11,
gadj. (L aoch and
L A O CHMHOR ,- OIRE, A m huil, ) He
roic, brav e, soldier- l ike .
L OA CHA ILE A CHD, f. ind .
L A OCHA L A CHD, (L aochail,)L A OCHMHOR A CHD, Heroism ,
brav ery.
L AO CHAN , 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . dim . of Laoch.
A li ttle hero; fam i l iar term in addressing
or app lauding a boy.
LA OCHR A IDH, 3. pl. Heroes, warri ors.
L A OG H,-A OIGH, s. m . A cal f, young ofa
cow or deer ; a term of endearm en t for a
chi ld.
L A OGHA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Laogh,)Aboundi ng i n calv es or fawns ; pretty.
See L aghach.
L A O G HA N , 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . dim . of
Laogh.
’
A l i ttle calf.
LAO 360
L AOG HAN , 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . Pi th of
wood.
L A O GHA N A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Laogban ,)Aboundi ng i n l i ttle calves ; p i thy, hav ingm uch p i th , as of wood:
LA O IDH,- 11,
- EAN, s. m . A v erse, h ym n,sacred poem .
L A OIN E A CH, 4 110 1111, adj. Handsom e,elegan t.
L A O IR E ADH,o IDH, s. m . A roll i ng i n
the dust or m ire.LAOM, 4 0 1111 , 4 11 , s. m . A crowd a blazeoffire.
LAOM, 4 111 11 , L a. and n . Lodge, fal l
to th e ground, as corn from exuberantgrowth ; cause to lodge or
‘ fal l to th eground.
L A OMA CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Laom ,) G l i ttering, blazing, crooked, curv ed.
LA OMADH, A IDH, s. m . (Laom ,) Ablazing ; abundance, an abounding.
L A OMSG A IR ,- E , adj. G reat
, prodigious,vast ; fierce, fiery, bold.
L A OMSG A IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Laomsgair,) Vastness
,greatness ; fierceaess,
furi ousness, barbari ty.L A OMTA , pret. part. Laom . Lodged,laid to the ground, (of corn ,)
L A OSBO C , - 1110 , s. m . A castrated hegoat, a wether goat.
L A OMUN N ,-U1 11 11 , 4 11 , s. m . Provin . for
L eom ann .
L AOR A N , 4 111 , 4 11 , s. m . A p erson toofond o f the fire- side.LAPACH, 4 10 11 11, adj. Falteri ng, stamm ering ; feeble, im po ten t, sp iri tless.LAPACH, Provin . for Lapana
ach, which see.
L A PA CHADH, 4 111 11 ,
'
s. m . and p res.
p art. v . L apaich. A benum b ing,’ “
state of‘
becom ing benum bed ; feeble orsp iri tless.
L APA CHAS, -Als, s. m . Lapach . A falteri ng or stam m ering habi t ; feebleness,im potency, sluggishness.
L A PA ICH, 4 11 11, If ,v . a. and 71 . Be be
num bed or stupified ; becom e feeble or
sp iri tless ; benum b, stup i fy.LAPAN, 4 111, 4 11
,
'
s. m . M ire.LAPA N A CH
, 4 1 0 11 13, adj. (Lapan, )
M iry,m uddy.
L APA ICHTE, p ret. part. L apaich.
Be num bed, stup ified, enfeebled.
LAR , 4 1 11,and 4
, s. m . The ground,earth a floor
,ground floor.
LARACH, 4 1 0 11 3 ,~ EAN, s.fl (Lar,) The
si te of a bu i ldi ng ; a ruin ; a field of battle, scene of a battle ; a habi tation, abodea farm .
LARACH ,4 10 11 11, adj. Hav
LAIR E A CH, 4 110 11 1 5 } i ng m any m ares,abounding i n m ares.LAS, 4 1 1111 , L a. and n .
~ K i ndle, l i gh t ;get i n to a passi on ; Sparkle, flash, sh ine.
L A SA CHADH, s. m . and p res.
part. L asaich. Slacken ing, loosen i ng,act of slacken ing, a rem ission or cessat ion,relaxation.
L A SA DH, 4 111 11, s. m . and p res. part. a.
L as. L igh ting, act or state of lighting,blaz ing, sh ining .
L A SA CH , 4 10 11 11, adj. Slack, loose ; also,fiery, i nflam m able.
L A SADA N . A m atch to set on fire
wi th.
LASAG,4 1 6 , 4 11 , s. m . A l ittle flam e ;
fi t of anger ; a faggot ; a passionate we'
m an.
LA SA G A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Lasag,) Bumi ng i n l i ttle flam es, com bustible ; passionate.
L A SA ICH,- IDH, L a . Slacken, loose,
ease, rem i t.LASA ICHTE , p ret. p art. 11. L asaich
Slackened, loosened, eased.
L A SA IL , adj. (L as, v . ) Fiery, in
flam m able.L A SA IR , 4 11 11 0 11 , 4 11 11 1 0 11 1 4 11 , s. f A
flam e , flash of fire.
L A SA IR - CHL A CH,- SA IR
CHLA CHA N , s. f A gem , carbuncle.
L A SA IR - CHO lL L E ,- SR A 0 11 ,
- s1tA 10H11A 11
COILLE, (Lasair“
and Coi ll e,) A gold~
finch .
LASAR-LEANA, s.f L esser sp earwort.
LASAN, 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. 711 . (Las,) Anger,
passion .
LASANTA, 4 1 111111, adj. Fi ery, passion
ate, subject to fits of anger ; brav e.L A SA N TA CHD, s. j: ind. (Lasanta,)Fierceness, passionateness.
LA SG A IR E ,- EAN, s. m . A youth,
L A SG A IR E , young m an, a spark.
L A SG A IR E A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (Lasgaire,)Foppish beauish .
LA SG A IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Lasgaireach Fopp ishness, hennishn ess.
L A SG A R R A,
adj. (Lasgaire,) Activ e,brav e, fiery.
LA SG A R , 4 1 11, 4 1 11 11 , s. m . A sudden
noise.L A SR A CH,
-A ICHE,adj. (Lasair,) Flam ing,burn ing, em i t t ing flam es.
L A STA N , 4 1 11, s. m . Pride,L A STA N A GR D,
- 1 11 11, sauciness.
L A STA N A CH , 4 1 0 11 11, adj. (Lastsm )Proud, saucy.
LATH,4 111 11 , L 11. a. and n . Renumb,
or be benum bed ; besmear.
LA THA , 4 1 1 11 11 , 4 11 11 3 11 11 , and 4 0 11 11 11 ,
5. m . A day, oné day : a cei tain day.
LATHA CH,
‘
4 1 0 11 , s. f C lay,m ire,
.
a'
puddle.
L ATHADH; 4 1 11 11 , s. m . and pres. part.
Lath . Besm earing,act of besm earing.
L ATHA IL ,- 11, ad; (Laths, ) Dai l y.
L ATHA ILT,- 11, f. Method, art
l im i t,bound.
L ATHA IL TE A CH, 4 110 11 1 , adj. (Lath
ai l t,) Hav ing a righ t m ethod, m ethodi
cal.
LATHA IR ; - 11 , sff Presence,company.
LATHA IR , adv. (A Lei’
theim) Present ;near, ata sm al l d istance; al iv e, Surv i v ing ;rem ai n ing ; truly, indeed, veri ly.
LATHA IR EA CHD, s.f. 171 114 1 1 11151 ,
Presence, com pany.LE
, p rep . With, together with ; with, by,by m eans of ; i n possession of ; i n favour
of, on
"one 5 side ; along with , down with.
LEAB, 4 , 4 11 , s. m .
'Provin . See Ladh.
LEA B’
- E A PA , , 4 4 1 4 0 11 , pl. LEA “
tgfigi ,
rA 1 0 11 11A 11 , s. f. A bed,
L E ABA IDH,
L EABA G ,4 10 , 4 11 , 5. fl
‘ A flounder,L IABA G ,
fish.
LE ABA G f dim . of Leaba. A
little bed.
L E ABA G A CH,« 4 10 11 15, adj. (L eabag,)
Abounding i n l i ttle beds.
LEABH, 4 1 1111 , L a. Provin. for
L 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and p res.
p art. v. L éabh. Provin . for L eughadh’
.
L E ABHA R , 4 1 11 , 4 1114 1 0 3 1 11 11, s. m . A
book, v olum e.L E A BHA R - CHE A N G L ADA IR ,
L E ABHA R CHE A N G L A IR ,
-E ,- 11A 11 , s. m . (L eabhar, Cean
'
gal, and
Fear,) A bookbinder.
L E ABHA R - OR LAR, 4 1 11,s. m . (L ea
L'
EA
-A IR ,11111 , 4 11 1 4 1011 11Ai1 -111
'
11AT11 -EA 011
DRA IDH , S. m . A chron icle.LE A BHR A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Leabhar,)Bookish , abounding m books.
L E ABHR A G A N , 4 1 11,4 11 , s. m . A
LEA BHR AN , s. m . dim . ofL eabhar. A little book.
LEAO, m en,
4 11 s. f. A flag, a
L E A CHD, l flat stone ; a tom b- stone ; a
plate, m etal p late; a'
declivity.
L E A CA CH, 4 10 1111, adj. (L eac,)L E A CHDA CH, Aboundi ng in flags,
'tom b - stones, p lates, slabs.
L E A CA CH,4 10 11 ,
- 11A 11 , s.j: (L eac,) Thebare summ i t of a h ill.
LE A CA CHADH, 4 1 1111,3. m . and pres.
11a11 . v . L eacaich. A pav ing, act of pavi ng or laying wi th flat stones.
LE A C A G , 4 1 0 , 4 11 , s. f dim . of Leas.
A li t tle flat stone or flag.
L EA CA G A CH, 4 1 01 111 , adj.Abounding
'
1n sma l l flat stones.
LE A C A ICH,- 111 11 , v . a. (L eac,) Pave 0 1
laywi th flat stones.LE A CA ICHTE , pret. p art. L eacaich.
Pav ed, laid wi th flat stones.
LEACA ID,-E ,
- I1A11,s. j: (Leac,) A
stroke on the cheek . Provin .
E A'
CA N N ,’
4 1 11 11, 4 11 ,
E A CHDA N N , } side of a h i l l’
, steepshelv y ground.
LEACAN, 4 111 , 4 11 , s. m . (Leac,) Wall
p ennywort.
L E A C AN A CHADH,4 111 11 , s. m . and
pres. part. a. L eacanaich. Making flat,act of flattehing or m aking flat.
L E A CA N A ICH , 4 11 11 , L 11. a. (L eac, )Flatten , m ake flat.
LEA OAN A ICHTE , pret. part. a. (L eacanaich. Flattened, m ade flat.
LEA C A N TA , 4 1 11 1 11 , adj. (Leac , ) Laidwith flat stones, ful l offlat stones or flags
stiff, precise, exact, p uncti l ious ; forward,im puden t.
bhar and C lar,) Pasteboard, the boards of LEACAN TACHI) 3 j; ind: (Leacanta,)s hook.
LE A BHA R -LANN, 4 1 11 11, 4 11 ,
(Leabhar and Lann ,) A library .
LE ABHA R - R E ICE A R ,
LEA BHA R - R E ICE ADA IR ,
S. m‘
.
(Leabhar, Reia, and Fear,) A bookseller.
LE ABHA R RE ICE ADA IR EACHD,
s. f. ind. Booksell ing, business of book
sell i ng.'
LE ABHA R TH’
RATH E A CHDR ’A
Stiffness, precision, punctiliousness ; im p 11
dence, forwardness.
LEAO- RUITE ACH, 4 110 111 , adj. (L eacand R uiteach,) R uddy cheeked
‘
t
LE ADA IR ,- 1n11 , L a. ZMangle, rend,
m aim ; abuse, bruise, t'
orxfxent. Writtcn
also L iodair.
LEA DA IRT, s. m . and pres. part.
L eadair. An abusing, teari ng, m angl ing.
See L iodairt.
LEA DA N ,11 , s.m . The herb teaz le2 Z
LEA 362
notes i n m usi c ; a h ead of hair, long flow
i ng hair.
LE ADA N A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Laadan ,)Musical, m elod ious ; abounding in the herb
teazle ; hav i ng long and fine hair.
L E ADA R R A , adj. Harm onious, m usi cal ;elegant.
LEA DA R RA CHD,s.f. ind. (L eadarra,)
Harm on iousness, m elodiousness, ele
gance.L E A G , 4 1 11 11
,L a. and n . Throw down,
dem olish, lay, lay down ; lay with, as in
pav ing .
LE A G ADH, 4 11111 ,- EAN, s. m . and pres.
LE A G A IL , part. L eag. A fal l ;throwing, act of throwing down, dem ol
ishing.
L E A GH ,4 11111 , L a. and n . Mel t,
cause to m el t ; m el t, becom e liquid.
L E A G HA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (L eagh, ) Soluble, that can be m el ted.
LE A'
GHADA IR , 4 311 11 , 3. m . (L eaghadh,)and Fear, ) A m el ter, sm el ter, founder.
LEA GHADA IR E A CHD,s ind. (L eagh
adair, ) A m elting, process of m elting or
sm elting.
LE A G HA DH, 4 1 11 11 ,-EAN, s. m . and pres:
p art. L eagh. Melti ng, act of m elting,state of becom ing l iquid.
LE A GHTA , p ret. p art. v. L eagh. Mel ted,
sm el ted, m ol ten, dissolv ed, becom e liquid.
L E A G HTA CH, 4 10 11 13, adj. (L eagh,) SeeL eaghach.
L E A G TA , adj. and p ret. part. 11 . Leeg .
Thrown down, laid down ; resolved, iaten t upon .
LEAM, p rep . conjoined with p ers. p ron .
(Le andM l, ) With m e ; by m e, along wi thm e ; in m y favour, on m y side ; in m yop i n ion or estim at ion ; m y property.
L E AMH, 4 , adj. Im portunate, troublesom e, pertinacious, unm annerly, im pertinent, im pudent, sham eless ; saucy, fastidious ; sil ly, insip id, fool ish .
L E AMHA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (L eam h,)Flattering ; i nsip id, tasteless.LE AMHA 4 1s, s. m . (L eam h,)L E AMHA Im portun i ty, per
L EAMHA tinacity, i ndiscreetness, im pert i nence, im pudence, sauci ness,fastidiousness
,
L EAMHAD,- A ID, s. m . (L eam h,) Im por.
tunity, degree of im portun i ty, pertinaci ty,im pertinerp
‘
ee, im pudence, sauciness.
LE AMHA ICHE AD, 4 11 11, 3. m . (L eam hach,) Insip idi ty, degree of insip idi ty.
LE AMHA N , 4 1 11 and L eam hna, s. m .
E lm , th e elm - tree, wood of the elm - tree.
LEA
L E AMHA N A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Leam han , ) Of, or belonging to elm - trees or elmwood.
LE AMH ~ DHAN , 4 1 11 11, adj. (L eam h and
Dam, adj. ) Forward, i ns‘
olent,fool -hardy.
LE AMH-
‘
DHAN A CHD, ind. s. m .
LE AMH-DHAN ADA S,
- 1 15, (L eam hdhan, ) Forwardness, i nsol ence, foo l-hardiness.
LE AMHN A CHD, s.fl ind. Com m on torm enti l, or sep t- foi l.
L E A MH- NA IRE, s. f ind. (Leam h and
Naire,) Bashfulness, fool ish sham e, coyness.
L E AMH- N A IR E A CH, adj.
(L eam h coy .
LE AMH-N A IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. SeeL eam h- naire.
L E AMHR A G A N , 4 111 , 4 11 , s. m . A pim
ple on the'
eye- lid.
LEAN, 4 11 , s. m . A m eadow, a swamLEANA, py p lain .
LEAN, 4 1 1111 , L a. and 71 . Follow ; pursue, chase ; adhere, sti ck, cleav e to ; con-1
tinue.
LE AN ABA CHD,
L EA N ABA IDHE A CHD (L eanabL EA N A BA S, 4 1s, aidh, ) Infancy, childhood ; ch i ldishness, p usi llan i
,m i ty .
LE A N A BA IDH, adj. (Leanabh,)LE A N ABA IL , 4 LA , L ike a ch i ld
,chi ld
ish, pu‘
si l lan im ous.LE A N ABA L A CHD, 3. fl ind. (Leanabai l, ) See L eanabachd.
L E A N ABAN , 4 1 11,4 11
,s. m . dim . of
L eanabh. A n infant, a l i t tle ch i ld i n derision
,a si lly person .
L E AN A BA N A CH, 4 10 11 12, adj. Ch ildLE A N A BA N TA , 4 1 11 1311 , ish, pueri le,infantil e ; hav i ng m any
.
ch ildren .
LE AN ABAN A CHD, s. fl ind. (Leanabanach ,) See L eanabachd.
LE AN A BH, LEIN IBH, s. m . A chi ld ; inburlesque language, a ch i ldish p erson .
LE A N A CHD, s.f. ind. Provin. for Leanm huinn and L eantuinn .
LEAN A G , 4 111 , 4 11, s. fu dim . of Lean.See L eunag.
LE A N A IL ,- 11
,s. m . and pres. part.
LE A N A ILT, } ‘Lean . Provin . for L eantuinu and L eanm hu inn .
LE A N A ILTE A CH,«1 310 11 11, adj. (Lean
ai l t, ) Adhesiv e, adheri ng ; persev eri ng,fol lowing, enduri ng.
L E A N A IL TE A CHD, s.f. ind. (L eanailteach , ) Adhesiveness ; p ersev erance, con
tinuance.
fi
LEA 363
LEANA RTA CH, 4 10 11 , s. m . The herb,torm enti l or sep t foil .
L E A NMHUIN N ,- E , s. m . and p res. part.
'Lean. A following, act of following,
pursuing, adhering em ulation .
LEAN MHUIN N E A CH, 4 110 11 11 , adj.
(L eanm huinn ,) Following, pursuing, ad
hering ; im portunate em ulativ e .
LEA N MHUIN N E A CHD, s. f. ind.
(L eanm huinn,) Adherence, adhesion .
LEANN, 4 , s. m .
,
A le, beer, l iquor, drinkh um ours of the body.
L E AN N A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (L eann,)Aboundi ng i n ale, hav ing m uch ale.
LEA N N A CHA DH, 4 1 1111 , s. m . and pres.
part. Leannaich. Suppurating, state of
suppur'
at ing, suppuratio'
n .
L E AN N A ICH,- 1 1111, L 11. n . Suppurate,
u lcerate.LEANN A ICHTE , p ret. p art. Leannaich . Suppurated.
LEAN NAN, 4 111 , 4 11 , s. m . andf A lov eror m i stress, a sweetheart.
L EA N N A N A CH, 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (Leannan,)Am orous, gallant ; hav ing .m any sweet
hearts.
L EA N N A N A CHD, s. f. ind. (Lesananach,) Courtsh ip , gallantry of lov ers, blandishm ent, flattery .
LEANN-DUBH, 4 11 1111 , s. m . (Leann ,L ION N -DUBH, and Dubh,) Sadness,m elancholy ; tears, dejection .
LEANN -TAL A IDH, s. m . (Leann and
Taladh, ) Allurem ent, power of en ticing
by charm s.
LEANN-TATH, 4 , s. m . (Leann and
Tath ,) A cem en t ; the h um ours of thebody.
L E A N TUIN N , s. m . and p res. part. 11.
Lean . Following, act of following, p ur
suing ; adheri ng, state of adheri ng, cleav i
i ng to .
LE A PA CHA N , 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . (Leaba,)A bed- fel low.
LEAR, s. m . ind. The sea.
L E A R A G , 4 1a, 4 11 , s.f. The larch tree,
LE A R A G A CH, 4 1 0 11 11, adj. (Learag,)Abounding i n larch trees.
L E A R G ,—E IR G , 4 11 , s.j: A rain-goose .
LEAR G ,- 1:1a0 , 4 11 , s.f. A p lai n ;, a l i ttle
em inence ; a beaten path ; a shore, a sea
coast, beach .
L E A R G A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (L earg,) Steep ,hav i ng m any steeps or slopes of
,or con
n ected with p lai ns, also wi th rai n -geese.L E A R G A N , 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . (Learg,) Aslop ing green, side of a h i ll .
LEA
L E A R G A N A CH, 4 10 11 1 , adj. (L eargan,)Slop ing , hav ing slop ing greens.
LEA S, 4 161 5, s.j: Provin . for Leus.
LEAS, - 15, s. f. Provin. for L i os.
LEAS, s. m . ind. Benefi t, advantage,
profi t.
LEA SA CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. Provin . for Leus
ach.
LE A SA CHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , s. m . and pres
part. v . L easaich. Im prov ing, act or stateof im prov i ng, am ending, benefi ting, re
pairing, correcting im prov em ent, reparaé
tion , correction .
LE A SA CHA IL ,-E
,adj. (L easaich,) Im
prov eable, that m ay be put to righ ts.
LEA SA CHA IL , .1 , adj. (Leas,) Escharotic, caustic ; ep ispastic.
L E A SA ICH,- 1 1111 , L 11. a. (Leas, s. )
Recti fy, correct, am end, supp ly, fi l l, re
p len ish , im prov e ; m anure, cultivate.
LE A SA ICHE ,- EAN, s. m . (L easaich, )
An im prov er, reform er, repairer.
L E A SA ICHTE , p ret. part. v . L easaich
R ectified, corrected, am ended, supp l ied,fi l led, rep len ished, ,
im prov ed, repaired,m anured.
LEAS-A IN M, s. m . (Leas and
Aium ,) A n ick- nam e.LEA S- ATHA IR , 4 11 ,
- THR A ICHEA N , s. m .
(Leas and A thair, ) A step - father.
LE A SG ,-E ISG E , adj. Lazy, slothful , slug-
q
gish, loath , unwi ll i ng.
LEAS-N IGHE A N ,- 1 11 , 4 11 , s. fl A step
daugh ter.
LEAS-MHA C ,- 10 , s. m . (Leas and Mac, )
A step- son .
L E A S .MHATHA IR ,- A R ,
-T11 R A 1011E A 11 ,
s. f. (Leas and Mathair,) A step-m o s
ther.
LEAS- PHIUTHA R,
4 11 1 11 1311 11 3 , 4 11 2
ATHRA ICHEA N , s.f. (Leas and Piuthar, )A step - sister.
E A SR A IDH, 3. p l. (L easradh,) TheE A SRUIDH
,loins.
LE A SDA IR, A lam p , l igh t, efl'
ulgence .L E A STA IR ,
- 11,- 11A 11 , s. m . Provin . for
L eisdear.1
LEAT, prep . conjoi ned with pers. p ron .
(Le and Thin) With thee .LEATH, 4 , 4 11 , s. m Provin . for Leth .
LEATHA, p rep . conjomed wi th p ers. p ron .
(Le l;) With her.
LE ATHAD, 4 111 and L EOTHA ID, p l.
L E61 11EA 11, s. m . A decl iv i ty, side of a bill,a slope .
L E A THAN , and‘
, LEATHA ,
L E ATHA N N , adj. Broad .
LEA THA N R I LEATHA N . A n im a
LEA 3641
portant rule observ ed by m ost wri ters of
G ael ic, and which prescribes that two
v owels contributing to form two different
syllables in the sam e word, should be of
the sam e class that is both broad, unless
div ided by a hyphen upon the sam e pri ncip i c, the rule Caol ri caol,’ regulates the
sm al l v owels.
L E ATHA R , 4 11 0 11 ; 4 11 11 11 0 11 , and 4 1a,
L EA THR A CH, 4 10 11 ,
s. m . Leather.
L EATHA SA , prep . conjoined with p ers.pron . (Le and Ise. ) Emph. With herself,belonging to hersel f.
L EA TROM,-U1ME , s. m . (Leth and Trom ,)
L E BHITHE A CH, 4 0 11 , s. m . A levite.‘
L E -CHEILE, adv . (Le and Céile,) Witheach other, together.
L E IBH, prep . conjoined with pers. pron .
(Le and Sibb,) With you . E mph.
L eibhse.
LEIBHIDH,-EA 11 , s.f A race, genera
tion .
L E IBID,-E ,
- EAN, s. m . (Leth and Beud,)A trifle, a trifl ing acciden t, m ischance a
term of contem pt .L E IPIDE A CH, 4 110 1111 , adj. (L eibid, )Trifliug, m ean, worthless, contem p tibleaccidental ; awkward.
L E IBIDE A CHD, s. f. ind. (L eibideach,)Meanness, worthlessness, awkwardness.
L E IDE A CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. Strong,LEIDMHE A CH, robust ; shaggy,bristly.
L EIG ,-E ,
~ EAN, s. m . See Leug .
L E IG ,- 1 11 11 , L
a, 11. a. and n . Perm i t, al
low sl ip, as dogs to the chace let out, le tgo, l et off m ilk, as cows ; rain, com m en cerai n ing.
L E IG E ADH,- 111 11 , 3. m . and p res. part.
L E IG E IL ,- EALA0 11 , v . L eig. A per
m i tting, act of perm i tt ing, al lowing, granting ; a m ilking, act of m ilking ; a lettingout, letti ng go, letti ng off.LEIG H,
- E ,- EAN, s. m . A physi cian , surgeon .
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L E IGHE A S, - 1s, 4 11 , s. m . A cure, remedy, m edicine ; a heal ing, curi ng, act of
curi ng.L E IG HE A G A N , 4 111 , 4 11 , s. m . (Leigh , )A stone, supersti tiously supposed to possessm ed i cal v irtue .
L E IGHE A SA CH,4 10 11 E , adj. (Leigbene,)Medi ci nal, curi ng, heal i ng.
L E IG HIS, - 1 11 11 , 1. v . a. (Leigheas, )‘Cure, heal , rem edy.
L E IG HISTE , p ret. pdrt. v . L eighis.Cured, healed.
LEIG E L OISG , 1 1311 , L a . (Leigh and
L oisg,) Cauterise, burn wi th caustic.LEIG H-L OSG ADH,
-A IDH, s. m .
“
and
p res. part. v . Leigh -loisg. Cautery, act ofcauterisi ng.
p art. v . L eig. Perm i tted
let out, le t off m i lked.1
LEIM,- EAN, -E AN N A N , s. m . More properly
Leum .
LEIM,- IDH, L v. a. See Leum , v
LEIMHE , adj. com p . of L eam h.
LE IMHE , s. f. ind. (L eam h,) Sauci ness,fastidiousness, im pudence.
LEINE, p l. L IEIN TEA N , s.f A sh i ft, sh irtor sm ock ; a shroud, winding sheet.
LEINE- CHR IOS, s. m .
'
(Léine and
Crios,) A co nfident, an i nt im ate ; an at
tendan t.L E IN N , prep . conjoined with pers. p ron .
(La and Sinn,) With us. E mph. L einne.
L EIN TE A G , q ua,- AH, 11. f. dim . of
L éine. A little shirt or shroud.
LEIR, s. m ind. S1ght. percept10n, powe1
of seeing or of be ing see n .
LEIR, adv . i. e.‘ G u leir.
’
A l together.
LEIR, 4 0 11,L v . a. Pai n, torm ent, distress ; wound ; steal ; tram p le.LE IR—CHR E A CH , s. f. (Leir and
Creach , ) Com plete spo il i ng, utter devastation.
LEIIL CHUN N TA S. -AIS, -AH, s. m .
(Leir and G anntas,) A census'
or generaln um bering.
LEIR E ADH,- IDH, s. m . and p res. p art. v.
Leir. Pain ing, act of pai n ing,‘ torm enting
“
,
distressing ; woundi ng, steal ing, tram p li ng .
L E IR G ,- E ,
- EAN, s. f A p lai n .
LE IRI ST,- E ,
- EAN, s. m . andf A foolish;senseless p erson a slov enly wom an .
L E IR ISTE A CH, 4 31 0 11 15, adj. (Leirist,)Senseless, stup id, sluttish .
LE IR- SG R IOS, -A N , s. m . (L éir andSgrios,) Utter destruction , com p lete rui n .
LEIR- SG R IOS, -A IDH, L v . a. (Leir andSgrios, ) Destroy utterly.EIR - SGR IOSA CH,
-AICHE, adj. (Lé1r.
EIR - SG R IOSA IL ,- E , Sgrios,)
Destructiv e, utterly ruinous.LE IR- SG R IOSTA , pret. part. v . L e irsgrios. Ruined, destroyed, utterly ruined.
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LEIR SIN N , s.f. (Leir’
, Visi on, sigh t ,p ower of seeing i n tel lect, understand1ng.
LE IR SIN N E A CH, 4 510 11 15, adj. (L éirsinn,) Seeing, p erceiv i ng ; i n tell igen t,discern ing.
LEIR SIN N EA CHD, s. f. ind. (Léirsin
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L EOMA IR ,o EAN , s. m . (Ledm and
Fear, ) A fop .
L EOMAN N ,-A IN N , s. m . A m oth .
L EOMA N N A CH,-AICHE, adj. (Leo
m ann , ) Aboundi ng in m oths.
L EOMHA N N ,-A IRN, - A N , s. m . A
lion .
LE OMHA N TA ,-A IN TE , adj. (L edm hann,)
L i on- l ike, brav e, strong.
L EOMHA N TA CHD, s. f. ind. (L edm h
anta, ) Brav ery, strength .
LEON. 4 361 11 , -6NTAN, s. m . A wound,hurt ; gri ef, afiliction .
LEON, 4 1 1 1311 , L v. a. (Ledn, s. ) Wound,hurt, gr iev e, afilict.
LEONADH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res. part. 11.
L edn. Wounding, act of woundi ng, hurt
i ng, gri ev ing, afliicting.
LEONTA , pret. part. 11. Ledu . Wounded,hurt ; affl i cted, gri ev ed.
L E ON TA CH,-AICHE,
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adj. (L edn ,)Wounding, hurting, afiiic ting.
L EON TA CHD, s. f. ind. (Ledntach,)Hurtfulness, afilictiveness.
LEOIR , s. f. ind. A suffici ency, enough ,LEOR, as of food.
Ll
Eglt,
adj. Enough , sufiicient.
LE ’R, (is ar,) With our, by our.
LE’R, (for Is bhur, ) With your, by your,belonging to your.
L E OTHA , cam p . of L eathan , Provin .
LE SAN, for Leis-san .
LETH, s. m . ind. A hal f. G 11 leth ,’
sig
nifies, one half m ore, of any specified
m easure.LETH- A INM,
-BANNAN, s. m . (Leth and
A inm , ) A nicknam e .LETH-A IN ME A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (Lethainm ,) G iv en to n ick - nam ing.
LETH-A ON ,-AOIN ,
- A N , s. m (Leth and
Aon, ) A twin-ch i ld.
LETH-BHL IADHN A , s. f. (Leth and
Bliadhna,) Hal f a year.
LETH-BHODA CH,-AICH , s. m . (Leth
and Bodach,) Half a m utchkin ; a l iquidm easure equal to half an Engl ish p in t.LETH -BHR E A C , -xc, 3. m . A fellow, an
equal , on e of a pair.LETH-BHR ETH,
- E , s. f. (Leth and
LETH-BHR E ITH, Brei th,) Respect of
p ersons, partial i ty.LETH- BHR E ITHE A CH, 4 11 0 11 11, adj.
(Leth and Brei th ,) Partial, unfair, un
just.LETH - EHRUICH,
adj. Parboiled .
LETH-BHRUICH, 4 11 11 , L v. a. (Lethand Bruich,) Parboi l .
LET
LETH- CHAR, adj. (A leth char, ) Som ewhat, in som e m easure .LETH- CHAS, - orse, - A N , s. f. (Leth
‘
LETH- CHOS, } and Cas,) One foot .LETH- CHE A N N ,
- INN, s. m . (Leth and
Ceann,) The side of the head.
LETH- CHE AN N A CH,-A 10 11 E , adj.
(Leth- cheann,) Awkward, sheep ish , bashful.
LETH-CHE A R CA LL ,-A ILL, s. m .
(Leth and Cearcall,) A sem i circle .LETH - CHE A R CL A CH,
- AICHE,
adj.
(Leth- chearcall,) Sem i circular.
L ETH-CHL IA THA CH,-A ICH, s. f.
(Leth and C liathach, ) One side of th ebody.
LETH- CHODAL ,-AIL, s. m . (Le th and
Codal, ) A slum ber, doze.LETH- CHODA L A CH,
0
4 1 0 1111, adj.
(Leth - chodel,) Dozing, sl um beri ng.LETH - CHOTHR OM ,
-O1M , 3. m . (Lethand Cothrom , ) A weigh t, burden ; in
justi ce.LETH - CHOTHR OMA CH,
- AICHE,adj.
(Leth- chothrom ,) Unjust.LETH- CHRUIN N ,
-E , adj. (Leth and
Cruinn,) Hal f round.
LETH- CHRUIN N E , 3. fl ind. (Leth
and Cruinne, ) A hem isphere.LETH-CHRUN ,
-UIN , s. m . (L eth and
Calm ) A half- crown, coin .LETH- CHUA IRT,
- EAN, s. f. (Leth
and C uairt,) A sem ic ircle.LETH-CHUA IR TE A CH, adj. Sem icir
cular.
LETH-CHUID,-ODA CH,
- 0 DA ICHEA N , s.f.
(Leth and C uid,) A hal f share, partiali ty.
LETH-DHEA N TA , adj. (Leth and
Dean te,) Half form ed,hal f p erform ed or
executed.
LETH- EOL ACH,-AICHE, adj. (Leth and
Edlach , ) Hal f acquain ted.
LETH -FHOCA L ,- AIL, -AH, s. m . (Leth
'
and Focal ,) A byword, a prov erb .
LETH FHO CL A CH ,-A ICHE , adj. (Le th .
thocal,) Prov erb ial , fond of prov erbs.
LETH - INN I S, - IN N SE,- N N SEA N
, s. f.
(Leth and Innis,) A pen insula.LETH- IOMALL ,
- AILL, - A N , s. m .
(Leth and Iom all,) Borderi ng, of a borf
der.
LETH-L AMH,u A IMHE ,
- A N , s. f. (Leth
and Lam b,) The on e hand.
LETH- L AMHA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Leth
lam b , ) One- handed awkward.
LETH -L E A PA ICHE ,- EAN, s. m . (Leth
and Leaba,) A bed- fel low.
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LETH - LUIDHE ,s. m . (L ethand Luidhe,)
A reclining posture, act of recl in ing.
LETH-MBA S,
- A 1s,
-A N , s. m .
_(Leth and
Mas, ) A buttock.
LETH- O IR ,-r.
,s.f. (Leth and O ir,) The
one side or edge.LE TH7O IR E A CH, 4 210 11 12 , adj; Superneiel , i ndifferen t, partial ; si ngular.LETH-PHA IRT,
-E , s. m . (Leth and
Pairt,) Part ial i ty.LETH-PHA IR TE A CH, 4 210 11 11, adj.
(Leth - phairt, ) Partial.LETH- PHUND,
- U1N n,-A N , s. m . (Leth
and Pund,) Haifa pound i n weight .
LETH-RANN,- A IN N , s. m . (Leth and
Rann, A hal f v erse, hem istiche.
LETH- RANNACH,
-AICHE, adj. (Lethrann , ) In half v erses or hem istiches.LETH- R l
,adv . (Leth and Bi, p rep . ) To
wards si nce, si nce it is or was so .
LETH- ROD,-EAN
,s. m . A by~
path .
Provin .
LETH- RODACH ,-A ICHE, adj. Of, or
belonging to by-
paths. Provin .
LE TH -R O SG,
- 0 1sc ,- A N . s. m . The one
eye.
LETH- R OSG A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Leth
rosg,) Hav i ng but one eye.LETH- R UADH, (Leth and
'
R uadh,) Som ewhat red.
LETH- SHfJ IL,QE A
'
N , s. f. (Lethand Shi l,) The one eye.LETH- SHUILE A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (Lethshuil, ) Hav in g but one eye ; p urbl ind.
LETH- SG OILTE A N,
- 1 N ,- A N , s. m .
(Leth and - Sgoiltean,) A p lank ; a hal fhandkerch i ef.LETH-TAC EH
,- AOIBH, s. m . (Leth and
Taobh,) A side,one
'
side.
LETH-TA OBHA CH,- AICHE, adj. (Leth
taobh, ) Sideways.LETH - T’
ROM,-U1M , s.
’
m . (Leth and
Trom , )'
A burden, weigh t ; a grievance,i njury, pregnancy (of wom en
‘only) in
justice.LETH-TR OMA CH,
-A ICHE , adj. (Lethtrom ,) Burdensom e, weighty ; pregnan t
(of wom en only), griev ous, oppressive, unjust .LETH-TRUIME , 3. fl indu See Lethtrom .
LETH-UILE A N N ,- IN N ,
- AH, s. m . Theone elbow hal f an angle .LETH-UILE A N N A C
'
H,
- A ICHE , adj.
(Leth - uileann,) Hav ing angles on one
side .
LEUD ,-AN , (Leathan, leathad,)
Breadth , degree of breadth .
LEU
LEUDA CHADH,-A IDH, s. m . and pres.
p art. v . L eudaich. Broaden ing, act ofm aking or becom i ng broad or broader.
L EUDA ICH, 4 11 11 , L 11. a. and n . Makebroad or broader, en large, di late ; becom ebroader or larger, enlarge enlarge upon .
L EUDA ICHTE , p ret. part. v . L eudaich.
Enlarged,dilated.
LEUG ,-A N , s. f. A precious stone, a
jewel ; a sm al l stone or'
pebble to whichheal i ng v irtues are ascribed ; also a beautiful fem ale.LEUG , a
i
sle , 3.f Sloth, laz i ness.
L E UG,-AICHE , adj. (Leug,) Slow,
L EUG A CH, dull, sluggish ; of, or belonging to precious stones orjewels.
L EUG A N ,- AIN, - A H, 11. m . A lazy, in
activ e p erson ; a l i ttlejewel .
L EUG A N A CH,- A ICHE , adj. (Leugan, )
Precious, beautiful .LEUG H,
- A IDH ,L v. a. and n . Read,
peruse read, p erform the act of reading.L EUG HA DA IR ,
~ E ,- EAN, s. m . (Leugh
adh and Fear, ) A reader.
LE UG HADA IR E A CHD, s. f'
. ind.
(L eughadair,) Readi ng, act or office of
reading.
LEUG HA DH,-A1 D11 , s. m . and p res. p art.
v . L eugh . Reading, act of reading, perusing.
L EUG HA IR ,- E ,
~ EAN, s. m . (Leugh and
Fear, ) A reader.
LEUG HA IR E A CHD,
L EUG HOIR EA CHD, air,) Readi ng, habi t or busi ness of reading.LEUM, ”1 1 11 11 , L v . a. and n . Leap, b
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ound,spring, skip, frisk, start.
LEUM,—é1M ,
- A ,' -A NNA N, s. m and p res.
“
p art. v.
’
L eum . A leap ; leap 1ng, act of' leap ing.L E UMA CHA N
,- AIN, -A N , s. m . A frog.
‘
L EUMA CHA N .ALCH,
-A ICHE;adj. (Leumachan , ) Of frogs, abo unding i n frogs.
L EUMADA IR ,-E ,
o E A N , s. m .
‘
(Leum and
Fear,) A jum p er, one who leaps ; a dol~
phin a certai n ki nd of sm all whale.LEUMA DA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Leumadair,) A jum p i ng, habi t ofjum p i ng.
L EUMN A CH,-A ICHE
,adj. (Leum , s. )
J um p i ng, skipp ing, starting, bounding.L EUMN A CH,
-A 10 11 , s. m . (Leum ,) Afrog or any creature that m ov es by leaping.
L EUMN A ICH, s. m . and p res. part.LEUMR A ICH, } Leum . Jum p i ng, actofjum p ing, l eap ing, bounding.
LEUS, - EOIS, s. 771 . L igh t, a ray
-
oi l igh t, agl im m eri ng l igh t ; a torch used in fishing
f
LEU 368
at night ; a young m an a blister ; a Speckon the eye.
L EU’SA CH ,-AICHE, adj. (Leus, ) Em i t
ting l igh t or rays of'
l igh t ; blistering,bl istered.
LE USA CHA DH,-A IDH, s. m . and p res.
part. L eusaich. Bl isteri ng, act of bl is
tering, risi ng in blisters state of becom i ng
bl istered.L E USA CHA IL ,
- E , adj. (L eusach,) Thatraiseth blisters ; blistered, hav i ng blisters.
LEUSA ICH,- 1D11 , L a. and n . (Leus,)
Blister, raise bl isters ; becom e blistered.
L EUSA ICHTE ,adj. and p ret. p art. v .
L eusaich. Bl istered.
LEUS- CHN UIMH,- E , 4 111 11, s.f. A glow
worm.
LEUS- CHN UIMHE A CH, 4 110 11 2 , adj.
Of or belonging to glow-Worm s.
LEUS- G HA TH,-A ,
-A N , s. m . (Lens and
G atl1, ) A ray of ligh t.LEUS-MARA, s. m . A beacon .
LEUS—TEINE,- EOIS-THEINE, and - A N
TEINE, s. m . (L ens and Te i ne,) A fire
brand.
L i, -E,
- EAN, 5. fl Colour, tinge,LITH, j hue.L l, adj. Coloured, tinged.
f L 1 11 , s.f. A stone,a great stone.
1 L IA -FAIL, - E , s.f (Lia and Fail, sup
p osed, Faidheil, ) The stone on wh ichthe Scottish kings, and
‘
as som e Irishwri ters say, the Irish kings, used to becrowned, and which is now in Westm i nster Abbey.
L IADH, Linne a,
- A N , s.f. A ladle ; theL IA G H, } blade of an ear.
L IADHA CH,- AICHE, adj. (L iadh,) Of,
or connected with ladles hav i ng a blade,as an oar.
L IADHA G ,-A IG ,
- AN , s. f. (L iadh,) Acertain sort of sea- weed, com m only cal ledtangle, or sea-oak.
L IADHA G A CH,- AICHE , adj. (L iadhag, )
Abounding in tangle or sea- oak.
L IAMH,
-A , ,s. m . A colour, a pol ish .
Wri tten also Liom h.
L IAN,- A ,
-AH, s. m . A field, p lain, m ea
dow.
L IA N A CH,- A 1c 1 m, adj. (L ian ,) Of m any
fields, p lai ns, or m eadows.
L IA N A CH,- AICH, s. j. A sp ecies of fu
cus.’ Provin .
LIANAO ,-A IG ,
-AN , s.fl dim . of L ian .
A sm all field o r m eadow.
L IANA GA CH ,- A 10 11E , adj. (Lianag,)
Abounding in sm all fields or m eadows.
L IA
L IA RAG A ICH, s. f. A kind of greensea-weed. Provin.
L IAS, - EOIS, -A N , s. m . Provin. for Lens.
L IA SA CHL
-A ICHE, adj. Provin . SeeL eusach.
LIATH, 4 511111 11 , adj. G rey, grey coloured,grey headed, grey haired m ouldy.LIATH,
- A IDH, L v . a. and 71 . Make grey ;becom e grey.
L IA THA CH, 4 10 11 15, adj. (L iath ,) Greyish, som ewhat grey.
L IA THA CHA DH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res.
p art. v .
’
L iathaich. A m aking or be
com i ng grey.L IA THADH,
-A IDH, s. m . and p res. p art.
v . L iath . Act of m aking grey, state ofbecom ing grey.
L IA THA G ,-A 1G ,
- A N , 3. fl (L iath , ) Asalm on trout, young fish of the salm onspecies.
L IATHA ICH,- 1D11, L v. a. and n . Make
grey, becom e grey.L IATHA ICHTE , adj. and pret. p art. v.
L iathaich. Made grey, becom e grey.
L IATHA N , 4 1 1 11 ,- A N , s. m . The flower
m arigold. Provin .
L IA THAN A CH,-AICH, s. m . (L iath and
Neach,) A grey-h eaded m an.
L IATH-BHAINE, s.f. ind. (L iath-hhan, )Paleness.
L IATH-BHAN, J une, adj. (L iath and
Bam ) Pal e.L IATH- GHBARG , 4 11 0 12,
-A N , 3. fl
(L iath and Cearc,) A heath - hen, th e fe
m al e of th e black grouse or black cock.
L IATH- CHLUA SA CH, adj.
(L iath and Cluas,) G rey eared,‘ hav i ng
grey ears.
L IATH-FHE A SG A R, fi n s, 3. in (Liath
and Feasgar,) The ev en ing twil igh t.L IATH- GHLA S, -A ISE, adj. (L iath and
G las,) Of a l igh t grey colour.
L IATH GHORM,-UIRME , (L iath and
G orm ,) Of a l igh t blue colour.
L IATH G HUIRME , 3. fl ind. (Liathghorm ,) A ligh t blue Colour ; also, adj.comp . of L iath-ghorm .
LIATH-LUS, -UIS,-A N , s. m . (L iath and
L us,) The p lan t m ugwort. ‘
LIATH-LUSA CH, 4 1011 11, adj. (L iath
lus,) Abounding in m ugwort.
LIATH~MHOIG ,-E , 3. fl (L iath and
Muig,) A grey m ist.L IATH—R EODH’
,- A ID11 , s. m .
j (Liath and
m . L iath and
Mouldin ess.
L IA
L lATH m . The bird fieldL IATH - TR UISG , fare.
fLm n , p rep . conjom ed wi th pers. pron .
(Le and Sibb ,) With you.A syl
L i-DHE A LBHA DH,-A IDH , s. m . (Li
and Dealbh,) Pain ti ng, art or act of pai nt
ing.
L I-DHE A LBHADA IR ,JEAN, s. m . (L i
dhealbhadh and Fear,) A pai nter.
L i-DHE A LBHTA , adj. and pret. part. v .
(L i-dhealbhadh, ) Painted.
L IDE A CH,- EICHE, adj. (L id,) L isp ing,
stam m ering.
L IDE A CHA S, - AIS, s. m . A'
stam m er
L IDl CHE , ind.j i ng or l isp i ng.
L lDH,- 1 11 11 , v . a. T inge.
L lG E A CH, 1 EICHE'
, adj. Sly,cunn ing.
L lG E A CHA S, - AIS, s. m . (L igeach, ) Sly
L IG ICHE , ind. n ess, cunn ing .
L IG HE,-EA CHA N ,
‘and - A N , s. f. A flood,fulness or ov erflowing of a stream .
L IGHE A CH,- EICHE
,adj. Flooded, i nun .
dated.
L IG H ICHE , 4 211 11 , s. m .
‘A physi cian , sur
geon . See Leigh .
s. m . and
v . L inig.
t of l in ingclothes.
L lN IG TE , p ret. part. Linig. L ined,sup
p l i ed with l in i ng.L iN N ,
l
- E ,- TEA N and - EAN, s. m . An age, a
century, a generat ion a race, offsp ring,fam il y.L INNE ,
- EA CHA N ,- N N TE A CHA N ,
- N N T1011
EAN, and - N N TE A N , s.fl A p ool, pond, lake,l inn
,
‘
gu lf.L IN N G E IN E A CH,
- EICHE,adj. (L inne,)
l G ently m ov ing or heav i ng, as th e seai n acalm roundish
,som ewhat round.
L IN N SE A G ,- EIG, - A N , s. f. A shroud ; a
”
1 cov eri ng of coarse li nen or canvas worn bydelinquents when doing penance before acongregation .
LIQ E ,- A ,
- A N , s. f. A lip ; a certai n partof a bag-
p ipe.L IOBA CH,
- AICHE, adj. (L iob,) Hav i nglarge or th ick lips. Provin.
. L lOBA lR ,- E
,o E A N , s. m . A person wi th
th ick or hanging l ips, a sl ov enly p erson .
L IOBA R N A CH,
- A ICH S lov enly,aévkward substantively,
ward person .L IOBA STA
,l
awkward,clum sy.
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-L IONMHOR,- OIRE,
L IO
L IOBA STA CHD, s. f. . ind. (L iobaste,)Slov enl iness, awkwardness.
L lOBH,- A IDH, L v . a. Pol ish , sm ooth ,
L iOMH,i furbish .
’
BHAN,-A IN
,- AN , s. m . A fi le, a
L lOMHA N , } burnisher.
- A ICHE, adj. Pol ished, burn ished ;sharp ened, whet
0
ted gl i tteri ng, brigh t.L iom h. Polish
hed ; sharp ened,Whetted.
L IODA IR , 4 1111 , 1 . v. a. Tear, m angle,bruise, torm ent.
L IODA IR T, s. m . and p res. p art. v .
’
L i odair. Tearing , act of tearing, rending ; torm enting, act of torm enting.
L lOMH ,- A
,s.fl (L i, ) A colour, glos
L lOMHADH , .-A I11 11, s. m . and p res. p art.
11 . L iom h. Pol ishing, act of pol ishing, fur
hish ing, burn ishing, sm ooth i ng ; whett ing,act of sharp ening.
L lOMHA lDH,
‘- E , adj. (Limah ,) Polish
ed, furbished, burriished gl i t teri ng, bright;beaut iful l y sm ooth and fair.
L lOMHA N ,- A IN, - AH, s. m . (L iom h, v . ) A
fi le.L IOMHA R R A CHD, s. f. ind. Brigh tness ; state of . be ing p ol ished, sm oothed,sharpened ; pol ish , sm oothness ; sharpness.
lOMHR A IDH, s. m . and p res. p art.
ION R ATH,- AITH, v . L ionrath. Sharp
ening, act of sharpen i ng by gri ndi ng.
L iON ,- iN , s m . L i n t, flax.
LION,- lN , - IONTA N , s. m . A net, a fish ing
n et.L iON ,
- A IDH, L v . a. and n . Fill, replen»
ish, satiate ; becom e full .L lO N A CHA N ,
- A IN, - A N,s. m . (Li on, v . )
A fi lling dish .
L lON A ’DA l R ,- E
,- EAN , s. m . (L ionadh
and Fear,) A fil ler, a funnel .L lON A DH,
- A IDH, s. m . and pres. part. v .
.L i on . Fill ing,act of fi l l ing, replen ishing,
state of being fi ll i ng, approach ing to ful. ness.
L ION A R ,o A IR E ,
E'
adj. Num erous ;p l en ti ful, cop i ous,
p opulous.
L lON A R A CHD, s.f. ind. (L i onL iON MHOR A CHD,
. ar, ) Multip l iL lON BIHO I RE A CHD c i ty, p len ty,abundance .
L lONMHOIR E , adj. camp . of L ionm hor.
More or m ost p len ty.L lON MHO R A CHA D 11 , - A IDH, s.
'
m .
and p res. part. v . L io nm horaicil . -Mult i3 A
L IO 370
plying
,act of m ul tip ly ing, m aking or be
com ing num erous ar abundant.
L IONMHO R A ICH, 4 11 11 , L a. and n .
(L ionm hor,) Multip ly, i ncrease, cause to
i ncrease i n num ber, becom e num erous.
L lONMHOR A ICHTE ,'
p ret. part. v .
L ionmhoraich. Multip l ied, i ncreased i n
num ber.LION N, m ,
s. m . See Leann .
L ION N A ICH, 4 11 11 , L v . n . Suppurate .
See L eannaicb .
L IONN -DUBH 4 1 11311 13, s. m . Melan
L ICTN N -DUBH choly, dejection . See
Leann- dubh .
L ION N - R UADH,-A IDH, s. m . (L ionn
and R uadh, ) Chaler, anger.
L ION N - TATHA, s. 771 . See Leann- fath
aidh.
L ION N A N -L OC R A IDH,~ A IN ~ LOC ~
11 11 1 1111 , 3. m . (Leann and Locar,) A lev el,sp iri t -lev el .
L iON —O BA IR,- 0 1 11ar , s. f. (Lion and
Obair,) N et-we i k .
LION- G IBR ICHE , 4 31 11 , 3.an. (Lion and
O ibriche, ) A net-worker .
L ION R ADH ,-A IDH,
- EAN, s. m . G rav y,
juice ; a thi n un substantial draught.
L lON R ATH,- A IDH, a , v . a. G ri nd, sharp
en by grinding.
L lON TA , pdj. and p ret. part. d . Lion .
Fil led, full ; flat, p lum p .
nl
NTAN,gp l. ofL ion .
L ION TA CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (Liouta,) Fi lli ng, rep len ishing full .
L ION TA CHA DH ,- A IDH , s. m . and p res.
p art. v . L iontaich. Fil l ing, act of fi l l i ng,rep len ish ing.
L ION TA CHD,s. f. ind. (Liontach,) Ful
ness, repletion , state of being full .
L ION TA ICH,- 1 1111, L », v . a. (Lion , ) Fi ll,
rep len ish .
L lON TA ICHTE , pret. part. 11. L iontaicb .
Fi lled, rep len ished.
L lON TA CHA IL ,- E , adj. (Liontach,)
Full,fat, p l um p, sleek .
L lON TA IDH,- E , adj. (Liou ta,) Full, re
p len ished p l um p, full .L lON TA IDHE A CHD, s.f. ind. (L iontai ch ,) Fulness, p lum pness.
L IOP,-A ,
- A N , s.f. See L iob .
L IOS, 4 511,- AN , s. f. A garden .
L IOSADA IR ,- E
,—EAN , s. m . (L ies and
L IOSA IR , j Fear, ) A gardener.
L IOSADA IR E A CHD, s. fl ind . (L iosadair,) G arden i ng, art of garden ing.
L IOSDA ,- 1sns, adj. Slow
,l ingering
,tedi
ous ; im portunate .
L iU
L IOSD A CHD,s. fl ind. (L iosda,) Slow
ness, tediousness ; im po rtun i ty.L IO SR A IG , 4 11 11, 1. v . a. Sm oo th , dress,as l inen wi th an iron . Provin .
L IO SR A IG EADH, 4 11 11 , 3. m . and p res.
p art. 1 1. Liosraig. Act of sm ooth ing or
dressing.L IO SR A IG TE , pret. part. v . L iosraigl
Sm oothed, dressed .
L IOTA CH ,- AICHE, adj. L isp ing, stam
m er ing.
L IOTA CHD , 5. fl ind.
I
(L io tach, ) AL IOTA ICHE , ll isp i ng, stam m eri ng.
L IOTA ICHE, adj. com p . of Liotach.
LIP,- E , 4 1 11 11, s,fl A lip . See L iep and L iob .
L IPIN N,
- E ,- EAN, s. f. A sm al l m easure
for grai n; fourth part o fa‘
p eck .
LIBBAN, 4 21 11, S. m . A sp eci es of m arin efungus.
LIRE ANACH ,- AICHE , adj. (Lirean ,)
Abounding i n m ari ne fungus.
PPR ,js. f. Porridge, p ottage.
L ITE A CH,4 110 11 12, adj. (L i t,) Abounding
i n p orridge.L ITH ,
- E ,- EAN, 3. fl Colour, h ue, tinge.
See IJ I.
1
11111132
,
ADH,E- 111 11 , - EAN, s.f. See L idhe.
L ITHE ACH, 4 110 11 11, adj. Coloured, speckled, sl im y.L ITIR,
4 1 11 1111 011 , - TR ICHE A N , 3. fl A letterof the Alphabe t ; a l etter, ep istle ; th e literal or expressed m ean ing .
L ITIR- FHO G HLUM ,- UIM , s. m . (L i tir
and Foghlum ,) L i terary knowledge, eru
di ti on .
L IUBHA IR 4 33 11 3 11 1 11 11 , L 11. a . DeL IUTHA IR l l iv er, giv e to , surrender.
L IUBHA IR T,- E , s. m . and p res.
L IfiBHR ADH,- A IDH, p art. v . L iubh
air. Del iv ery, act of del iv eri ng.
L IfJG , d iner , s.f. A lam e hand or foot ; a
sneaki ng gai t.
L IOG ,- A IDH, L v. d. and n . Creep , steal
away; bend, bow.
L IfJG A CH,- AICHE
,adj. (L ing,) Sneaking,
abject ; hav ing a m aim ed lim b.L IG G ADH,
- A1DH,s. m . and p res. p art. v .
L ing. Creep ing, act_
of creep ing, steal i ngaway ; bendi ng , bowing .
L IOG AIR ,-E ,
- EAN,
s . m . (L ing and
Fear,) A sneaking, abject fe llow ; a helpl ess lam e p erson .
L IfJ G A IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. A sneaking,abject habi t.
L IUGHA D,
-.A ID, adj. More frequen tly
L iuthad.
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m any ; so
L IUTHA R ADH,m am a ; see L iubhradh.
LO, 3. m ind. Poet. See Laand Latba.
L OBANACH,- AI
_CHE, _
adj. Draggling,wal lowing ; draggled, wal lowed.
L OBA N A CHD, s. f ind. Draggl ing,
L OBA N A ICH, gdrench ing ; frequent orcon tinued wal lowing.
L OBA R G A N ,-A IN , s. m .
LOBR A G A N , drenched wi th wet or
daubed with m ire a dwarfish p erson .
LOBH, 4 1 111 11 , L v . a. and n . Rot, putrefy ; becom e putrid, m ake p utrid.
L OBHADH,- A1DH, s. .m . and p res. part. 21.
Lobh . Rotting, p utrefying ; act or stateof putrefying, or becom ing p utrid.
LOBHAR, q u a , s. m . (Lobh and Fear,)A l eper, a disgust ing wretch a term ofm uch personal con tem p t.
L OBHA R A CH,-AI CHE, adj.
L OBHR A CH, Leprous.
L OBHR A CHD, s. f. ind. (Lobhrach,)Lep rosy ; rottenness. See L uibhre.
L O BHT,- A CHA N, s. m . A loft, a floor,
L OBHTA , a gal lery, a high floor ; a sto
rey of a house or bui ldi ng the foo t boardof a sp i nn i ng Wheel.
L OBHTA , adj. and‘
pret. part. v . Lobh .
Rotten , corrup t, putrid.
L OBHTA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (L obhta,
Hav i ng m any lofts, galleri es or storeys.
LO GAIR, 4 11 11, L v . a . (Locar,) Plane,m ake sm ooth wi th a p lane, pol ish .
LOCAR,-A 11t , -A N , s. m . A carpen ter
’
s
p lane.L OCA R A CH,
- A ICHE, adj. (Locar, )L OCR A CH, Furnished wi th p lanes, of,or connected withp lanes.
L O CA R A DH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res.
L OCR A DH , }p arl. v . L ocair. Plan ing,act of p lan ing.LOCH,
-A N , s. m . A lake ; an arm of the
L O CHA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Loch,) Of, or
belonging to lakes, abounding in lakes.
LOCHAN ,o A IN
,- A N
,s. m . dim . of Lo ch .
A l i ttle lake, a pool.LOCHA N A CH,
- AICHE, adj.Abounding inl i ttle lakes or pools.
LOCHA N- N A N -DAMH , s. m . Sprett,an aquatic p lan t.
ank, th ethe short
ribs.
L O CHD,- A ,
-AH, s. 771 . Ev i l, m isch ief ; afaul t, crim e ; a wan t, defect .
L OG
L OCHD,- 11 , 4 11, s. m . A closi ng of the
eyes i n sleep a m om en t’
s sleep .
L O CHDA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (L ochd,)
- Faul ty, crim i nal ; m isch ievous, hurtful ;
defectiv e.
L OCHDA CHADH, 4 1 111 11, 3. m . and
p res. p art. 11 . L ochdaich. Injuring, act
of 1njuring, censuring or blam ing.
L OCHDA ICH, 4 11 11 , L a. (L ochd,)
Injure, blam e , censure.L O CHDA ICHTE , pret. part. Loch
dei ch . Injured blam ed, censured.
LOCH-LEIN,-E, s. f. The flank. See
Lo ch -bhléin.
LOCHR A N ,-A 1H, s. 711 . (L6 , or la and
Crann , ) A l igh t ; a lam p or torch .
LOCHR AN A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Lochran, )
Hav ing lam ps or torches.
LOCH-MHA OIM ,- A[DH , - EAN, s.
LOCH-THA OMADH, m . A sudden
bursti ng out of water.
LOD, 4 1 1 11 ,
-A N , s. m . A puddle, pool .
LOD,-61 11 , - A N , s. m . A burden, cargo,
freigh t,ladi ng.
L ODA CH,-A ICHE , adj. (L od,) Abounding
i n pools or puddles.
L ODA CHADH,- A IDH, s. m . and pres.
p art. L odaich. Stagnating, state o f
becom i ng stagnant.
LODA CHADH,- A IDH, s. m . and pres.
p art. Lodaich. Loadi ng, act of load
i ng.L ODA ICH,
4 11 11 , L n . Stagnate, be
com e m arshy or boggy.
L ODA ICH,- 1 11 1-1 , L 11. a. and 71 . (L611, )
Lade, burden ; becom e bulky or clum o
sy.
LODA IL ,- E , adj. (Lea) Heavy, bulky,
clum sy, cum bersom e ; weal th y, proud,haugh ty.
L ODA L A CHD ,s. f ind. (L odail,)
Weigh tiness, bulkiness ; weal th ; pride,haugh ti ness.
LODAN ,- AIN, o A N , s. m . dim . of L od, . A
l i ttle pool .’
LODA N A CH,- AICHE
,adj. (Lodan ,)
Abounding in l i ttlepools.
L ODHA IN N ,- E ,
- EAN, s. f. A num ber,as a pack of dogs.
LODR A CH,- A1 CH, s. m . (Lod, ) A com
pany, a crowd, m any.L ODR A G A N ,
- AIN, s; m . (L od , ) A
p lum p , robust boy ; a clum sy and l i ttleold m an .
LODBA G A N AC H,-A ICHE, adj. (Lodrag
an , ) Bluff, clum sy.L O G A IS, - r:,
- EAN, s. 771 . An awk
L OG A IST, Ward, unwieldy'
person.
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L OG A ISE A CH, 4 110 113 , adj. (L ogais
L OG A ISTEA CH , and L ogaist,) Sham
bling,walking awkwardly.
LOG H,-A IDH, L a. a. Pardon, rem i t,
forgiv e.LO G HADH,
-A IDH, s. m . and p res. p art.
a. Logh . Forgiving, act of forgiv ing, par
don ing forgiv eness, pardon .
L O G HMHO IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Logh
m hor, ) Excel lence, celebri ty.
L OG HlVIHOR ,- OIRE, adj. Excellent , fa
m ous.
L O G UID,-E ,
- EAN, s. m . andf. A varlet,a rascal a soft, efi
'
em inate fellow ; a lean
starv ing cow.
L O G UIDE A CH, 4 110 11 11,adj. (L oguid, )
Rascal ly ; effem inate, cowardly.
L O G UIDE A CHD, s.flA cowardly habi t or disposi tion .
L O IBHE A CH, 4 11 0 11 12 , adj. (Lobh , ) Hav
i ng a fetid odour, som ewhat rotten ; a
term of contem p t .
L OIBHE A CHA S, -A IS, s. m . (L oibh~
each ,) Fetidness, rottenness, degree ofrottenness.
L OIBE AN , 4 1m ," AN, s. m . (Laib,) One
who p lods constantly i n all kinds ofweath er, who works i n mires or m arshes.
L O IBE A N A CHD, s. f. ind. (L oibean, )Habi t of working conti n ual ly, regardlessof weather.
L O ICE A LA CH, adj. Fool ishL O ICE IL ,
- E, ly fond, do
t ing.L O ICE AL ACHD, s. f. ind. (Loiceil, ) Afool ish fondness.
LO I G E AR,- 1a,
- A N , s. 771 . A n untidy orragged p erson .
L OIG EA R A CHD,
'
s. f. ind. (L oigeir, )L O IG E IR E A CHD, Untidiness ofdress,
raggedness.
L OIN E ,-EIGE, -AH, s.f. A lock or
L OIN N E A G , tuft of wool ; a flake ofsnow.
L OIN N E A G A CH,- AICHE, adj. (L om
L OIN N E A CH, neag ,) Aboundi ng i n tufts of wool, or flakes of snow.
L OIN E A N ,- IN ,
- A N , s. 771 . See Lonan .
L O IN G E A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (Long,) N aut i cal .
L O IN G E A‘
R ,- 1 11 ,
-A N , s. m . (L oingeasand Fear,) A m ari ner, sai lor, p i lot.
L OIN G E A S, - 1s, 3. m . A sh ip ; ships,sh ipp i ng, a nav y.
L O IN G E A SA C H,~ AICHE , adj. (Loi n
gees,) Of, or belonging to ships, abounding in ships.LOINI, s. m . ind. The rheum atism .
LOI
L O IN ID,
- E , s. f. A churn- staff ; asim i lar instrum ent by wh ich cream is
frothed.
L OIN IDE A CH,- EICHE , adj. (L oinid, )
Of, or belongi ng to, or l ike a churn staff.L O IN N ,
- E , s. j: G ood condi tion , fatness ;joy, gladness ; beauty, com eliness esteem ,
regard ; choice ; a badge of dist inct ion ; a
crest, arm s.
L O IN N ,- E ,
- EAN, s. m . See Lann .
LO IN adj. (L oinn,)L OIN N E IL ,
- E , Beautiful , eleL O IN N E A R, 4 2 1 11 11, gan t, becom
i ng ; cheerful ; brigh t, sh ini ng.
L OIN N E A R A CH,
-A ICHE, adj. SeeL oinnreach.
L O IN N EA R A CHD, s.f.
Beauty, brigh tness ; loudness.
LOIN N E A G ,- EIG, -A N , s. f. A tuft of
wool, flake of snow.
L OIN N E A S, - EIS,s. f. A wav eri ng, act
or habi t of wav eri ng, ram bl ing ; eager.
n ess of desire ; elegance, com el i ness cheerfulness.
L OIN N R E A CH, 4 510 11 11, adj: (L oinn ,)Brigh t, cl ear, shin i ng, gl i t teri ng ; loud,soundi ng ; changeable, variable.
L O l R C , - 1 11 11 , L a. Wallow, rol l i n th em ud.
L OIR C ,- E ,
—EAN, s. f. A deform ed foot .L O IR CE ADH,
- 1 11 11,
3. m . and p res.
part. L oirc . Wal lowi ng, act of wallowing ia m ud.
L O IR CE A G,
- EIG, - A N , s. f. (L oirc, s. )A wom an hav i ng deform ed legs ; a taw
dry, dim i nu t iv e g irl.I.O IR CE A N ,
- IN ,- A N , s. m . (L oirc,)
L O IR CE IN E A CH, 4 0 11 ,jA m an withdeform ed legs, a dwarfish boy.
L O IR E A G,0 E IG ,
- A N , s.f. A handsom e,rough cow ; a fat l i ttle g irl a pancake .
L O IR E AN A CH,- ICH, s. m . A m ale
ch i ld, just able to walk .
L O IR E AN A CHD, s. f. ind. (L oireineach . ) The first walking of an i n fantfirst attem p ts at walki ng ; a p lashingthrough m ud.
LOISE AM,
- E IM , s. 771 . Show, pom p of app earance ; a showy assem blage of p ersons.
LOISE AMA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (L6iseam ,)
Showy, of pom pous appearance.L OISG ,
- 1 11 11 , L a . and n . Burn , causeto burn ; consum e, be wasted by fire,scorch , scald, fire.
LO ISG E A CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (L oisg,) Burning, flam i ng ; that burns, produces burni ng ; that can be burn t, i nflam m able ;fiery ; eager, keen.
i
LON 374
LONAN,
- AIN, s.'
m . (L ou and,A on
, ) A 1
greedy p erson ; a forward prattler.
LON AN, 4 1 1 11,s.m . (Lon,) Prattl ing, vai n
talk .
LONG ,-UING , and - UINGE, -A N , s.fl A ship .
L ON G aBHR ISE A CH, 4 110 11 111, adj. (Longand Bris,) Causing shipwreck.LONG -BHR lSE ADH,
a 1 1111,
-EAN , s. m .
(Long and Briseadh,) Shipwreck.LONG -PHORT, 4 11m , 4 1 11, s. 711 . (Longand Port
, ) A harbour, a hav en ; a cam p ,a garrison ; a palace .
LONG -PHO RTA CH,-A ICHE , adj.
(Long- phort,) Abound ing i n harbours or
cam ps of,or belonging to cam ps.
LONG - SG A R,
4 1 1 11 , 4 111 11, 3. m . (Longand Sger,) A leak or chink in a ship.LONG - SG A R A CH,
-A ICHE, adj. (Longsgar,) Causi ng rifts in a ship .
LONG - SG A R ADH, 4 1 1 1111, -EA 11, s. 911 .
See Long-agar.LONG - SHAOR, 4 1 0 1 11 , s. m . (Long and
_ Saor, ) A ship- bui lder or carpenter.LONG - SPGIN N E ADA IR ,
-E , 4 1 11 11
, s. 711 .
(Long, Spuinneadh and Fear, ) A p irate.inEON G - SPUILL EA DH, 4 11 11 , s.m . (Long
and Spuill,) Piracy.LONG - SPl N N E ADH, 4 11 11
,
(Long and Spuinr'
ieadh,) Piracy.LONG-THO G A IL , s.f. (Long and Togai l,) Ship- buildi ng ; art or trade of shipbuild ing.LON N,
- 0 1 11N , 4 1 11, s. m . A p iece of tim ~
ber put under a boat to faci l i tate launch ing.LONN, 4 1 , and LU1 1111, s. m . Anger, choler ;a high swell of the sea.
.
LONN, 4 11 1111 , 4 1, adj. Strong, powerful .L O N N A CH,
-AICHE, adj. (Lonn,) H ighswelling.
] .ON N R A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (L oinn ,) Shini ng, brigh t, gl istering.
L ON N R A CHD, s. f. ind. (L onnrach, )Brigh tness.
L ON N R A CHADH, 11 111 11 , andpres.
LONN R ADH, 4 1 1 11 11, p art. v. Lonn
rai ch . Shining, ac t or state of shin ing ; actof causing to shine .
L ON N R A ICH,4 11 11
, L», a. a . and n .
(Lonnrach,) Sh ine, brigh ten, cause tosh ine.
L OR CA CH,4 1 10 11 11, adj. (L om ,) Lam e,
crawling.
L OR G , 4 11 11 G E , 4 1 11, s.f. A staff, a crutchthe heft of a sp ear.
L OR G ,-UIR G , 4 1 11 , s. f A footstep , path ,
track, prin t ; a m ark or sign .
L O R G , 4 1 111 11 , L a.
-
a. (L org, Trace,track, pursue or follow by footsteps.
”We e w e
L OT
LOR G A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (L org,) Hav ing
a staff or crutch ; tracing , that t i ecks byscent or footsteps ; hav i ng m any m arks,abounding
'
1n m arks or foot pri n ts.
L OR G A CHADH, 4 11 11 11 , 3. m . and pres.1
p art. a. L orgaich. Trac ing, act of treei ng, tracking.
.LOR G ADH,
-A IDH, S. m . and pres. part.11. L org. T1 acing, act of tracing, tracking.
L O R G A ICH, 4 11 11 , I. v . a . (L orgf)Tiace, track, search, p ursue, fol low byscen t or foo tsteps.
L OR G A ICHTE , p ret. part. a. L orgaich.
Traced, tracked, searched.
L OR G A IR,4 1, 4 11111, am . Lerg and Fear,)One that traces or tracks ; a dog that follows by scent, as a fox- hound.
L OR G A IR E A CHD, s: f. ind. (Lorgair,)A tracing, act or habi t of trac ing .
LOR G IOMA IN -U1aG - 101 1 A 1 11, am . (Largand Iom ain,) A goad or stick for driv i ngcattle.
L OR G - SL IGHE ,- U1aG -ss11 1.1 o 11 11, (Lorg
and Slighe, ) G enealogy, the reci tal ofone
’
s genealogy or descen t.LOS, 3. m . ind. Purpose, i nten tion ; sake,accoun t.
LO SA ID,- E ,
- EAN, s. f A knead i ng
trough .
L OSG A CH,-AICHE, adj. See L oisgeach.
L OSG ADA IR , 4 1, 4 111 11, 8. 771 . See Lois
geadair.
L OSG ADH, 4 1 1 11 11 ,- EAN, s. m . and p res.
part.‘ a. L oisg. Burn ing, ac t or state ofburn ing, com bustion ; a burning.
L OSG A N N , 4 1 1 1111 , 4 1 11 , s. m . A frog,
L O SG UN N ,Ea toad ; a wretch,a contm
m elious appellati on .
L OSG A N N , 4 1 1 1111 , 4 1 11, s. fl A sort ofdrag or sledge.
LO SG A N N A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. (L osgann,)Abounding in frogs or toads.
LOT ,- 0 1 'r,
- A N , s. m . A wound, a hurt.LOT,
'- A IDH, L a. a. (Lot, Wound,
p ierce, h urt.LOT
,- 0 1r
, .and 4 111 11, 3. m . andp res.
L OTADH, § part. 11 . Lot. Wounding, actof wounding, stabbing, hurting ; a wound.
L OTA CH,- A ICHE, adj, (Lot,) Wound ing,
p iercing, stabbing, h urti ng ; ap t to woundor p i erce .
L OTHA CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj (Loth ,) Hav i ngm any fi l l i es, abounding in fi ll i es.
LOTH,-A , 4 1 11, s. f A fi lly.
L OTHA G ,- A IG , 4 1 11, s. f. dim . of Loth.
A li ttle fi lly, a youg filly.LOTHA G A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. (Lothag,)
L‘
OT
Hav i ng m any young fi l l i es, aboundi ng i n
fil l ies.
LOTHA ILJ- E , 4 11 11 , 3.f. The p lant brook~ I L ’UA lDH,
l im e.
L OTHA IN N , s. 711 . See L odhainn .
LUACH , s. m“
. ind. Val ue, worth .
LUA CH,- A 1 11H
,L a . (Luach , Val ue,
fix the v al ue, com prehend, understand.
LUA CHA CH, 9 11 10 11 13, adj. (Luach , )LUA CHMHOR ,
o oIRE , } Prec ious, ex'
coll en t .-HRA CH
,s. f. p l. Rushes.
‘L uaichirein,
’
A si ngle rush .
LUA CHA IR N E A CH, 4 1 10 11 , s.f. A p lacea where rushes grow .
LUA CHMHO IR E A CHD, s. f.
l
ind.
(Luachm hor, ) Valuableness, precious
n ess.LUA CHMHOR ,
- 0 1 1 m, adj. (Luach andValuable, preci ous.
L UA CHA IR E A CH, 4 110 11 12, adj. FullL UA CHR A CH, i of rushes, rushy.LUACH-PE IG HIN N ,
-E ,
‘
s. m . (Luachand Peigb inn,) Pennyworth a good bargai n .
LUACH- SA OR A IDH , s. m . (Luach andSaoradh, ) A ransom .
LUACH - SA O ITH RE A CH,- ICH, s.
’
m .
(Luach and Sao thair,) A reward, h ire,wages.
LUADH ,- 11111 11 15 3. m . Mention, conv ersa
tion, praise ; hop e ; desit e.
LUADH,- 11 11 1 11 11 , s. m . A full ing or thi ck
ening of cloth .
LUADH ,
Th icken cloth by falling.
375 LUA
LUA IDH,-E
, 3. m . andf. A beloved
p erson object of praise.s. m . and] : Lead, a m etal
LUA IDHE , p lum m et or l ead of a soundi ng l ine ; any kind of shot m ade ofl ead.
LUA IDHE , adj. (L uaidh,'
s. ) Of lead,l eaden .
LUA IDHEA CH, 4 0 11 12, adj. (Luaidh, )Abounding in lead , praising, giv i ng m uch
praise.
ind. (LuaidhLUA IG HE A CHD, each , ) A praising,frequent p raising, habi t of praising, m en
tion , frequent m en tion a reward,recom
pense.LUA IME A R , 4 11 ,
- EAN, s. m . One whospeaks m uch , a prattler.
LUA IME A R A CHD,s.fl ind. (Luaim
ear, ) A prating, habi t of prating.
LUA IMHN E A CH,4 10 11 13, adj. Quick, in
quick m otion .
L UA IN E A CH,
- EICHE, adj. Restless,changeable, i nconstant, fleeting ; am bulatory ; fickle, uncertain , by fits and starts ;m ov i ng. i n m ot ion .
L UA IN E ACH, 4 0 11 , s. m . ( Luaineacb ,adj. ) A trav eller, wanderer.
UA IN E A CHD, s. f. ind . (L uaineach, )UA IN E A S, - EIS, Changeableness,fickleness a constancy of m otion m otionas of a stream
,restlessness, volat i l i ty.
LUA IR E A G A N ,- AIN, - A N , s. m . A gro
v ell i ng person ; a ch i ld that deligh ts to sitat th e fire.
11 1 1111 , L _
, v n (L uadh s LUA IR E A G AN A CH
eagan , G rov ell ing,wall owi ng.
LUA DHA DA IR ,- E , 4 211 11, 5. m . (Luadh LUA IR E A G A N A CHD, S-jl ind. (Luair
and Fear,) A ful ler ofcloth .
LUADHADH ,-A IDH , s. m . and pres. part.
eaganach,) A habi t of grov ell ing or wallowi ng.
v . Luadh . Fulling, act of fulling, process LUA ISG ,
- IDH, L a. and n . Shake, causeoffal l i ng.
LUADHADA IR E A CHD, ind.s. f.
(L uadhadair,) Fulling, the business or art
_LUA ISG TE , p ret p art. 11. Luaisg. Shaken ,of full ing.
LUADH - GHA IR , s. 711 . See L uathghair.
‘
LUA DHMHOIR E‘
A CHD, s. . f.
(L uadhm hor, ) Renown, state of being _
rke
nowned.
L UADHMHOR ,- 0 1 1 m, adj. (
‘
Luadh andFam ed, renowned.
to shake ; toss, wav e, swing ; shake, rock.
L UA ISG E A CH,- EICHE, adj. (Luaisg
Shaking, 1 ocking.
tossed, rocked, swung.
ind. LUAITHE . adj. cam p . of Luath . . Adoar
bz’
ally . Sooner, soonest.LUA ITHE A D,
- EID, s. m . (Luath ,) Swiftn ess, celerity, degree of swiftness or des
patch .
LUA IDH,- IDH, L v . a. and n . Men tion, LUA ITHRE , 3.f ind. Ashes, dust.
m ake m ention, l iken to, praise, celebrate.LUA IDH, 4 11 11 , L a. Full or th ickencloth .
LUA IDH, s. m . and p res. p art. v .
“
LUA ITHR E A CH , 4 31 0 11 13, adj.
Full of ash es, dusty, cov ered wi th ashes.
LUA ITHR E A CH,- ICH, (Luaithre,) A sh
es, a quanti ty of ashes.L uaidh. Mention ing. act of m ention ing, LUA ITHREADH,
- 1 11 11 , s. m . (L uaithre,)m aking m en tion praising, act of praisi ngpraise.
Dust, quanti ty of dust a p ulv erising,state of becom ing dust or ashes.
LUA
LUA ITHREANTA ,
Dusty, cov ered wi th dust or ashes.
LUAN, 3. f. (Laand Uaine, adj. )The m oon ; Monday.
LUAS, - UA IS, s. m . See L uathas.LUA SA CHADH,
-A IDH, s. m . and p res.
p art. L uasaich. More prop erly Luath
sachadh.
LUA SA ICH, 4 11 11, L U. a. See Luath
saich.
LUA SA ICHTE , p ret. part. Luasaich.
More properly L uathsaichte.
LUA SG A DA IR ,- E ,
- EAN, s. m . (L uasgadh and Fear,) One who swings or rocks.
LUA SG A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Luaisg,) See
Luaisgeach.
LUA SG ADH,-A IDH, s. m . and pres. p art.
L uaisg. Tossing, act of tossing or shaki ng ; state of being tossed, rocked or rolled
a rol l ing, trem bl ing.
LUA SG A N ,- A IN, - A N , s. m . (Luaisg,) A
totteri ng, jolting orrocking a cradle fear,dread.
LUA SG AN A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (L uasgan,)
Swinging, rocking ; fickle, inconstan t,restless.
LUA SG A N A CHD,s. f. ind (L uasgan
ach, ) A rocking or tossing ; 1nconstan cy,
fickleness.
L UA SG A N A ICHE ,- EAN, s. m . (Luas
gan , ) One who tosses or rocks.
LUA SG A N A ICH, s.fl ind. (L uasganach,)A rocking, jol ti ng or tossing.
LUATH ,-A 1N N , s.f. Ashes.
LUATH ,-UA 1
'rHE , adj. Swift, fleet
,nim
ble ; qui ck, speedy ; adv . soon , qui ckly .
LUATH,
-A IDH, L a. See L uathaich.
LUA THA CH,-AICHE, adj. (Luath , s. )
Aboundi ng in ashes.
LUATHA CHADH,- A IDH,
s. m . and pres.
part. v . L uathaich. Hasten ing, act of has
ten ing, accelerating, act of accelerati ng.
LUATHA ICH,- IDH
,L o . a. and n .
(Luath, adj. ) Hasten, m ake haste ; accel
erate, speed.
LUATHA ILT,- E , (Luath and Alt
,
Swif’
tness, speed, despatch .
LUA THA ILTE A CH,
ai l t,) Swi ft, nim ble ; ful l o f gestures.
LUA THA ILTEA CHD, s.fi ind. (Luathailteach,) Swiftness, nim bleness.
LUA THA ILTICH,- 111 11 , L o. a. (Luath
ailteach, ) Accelerate, hasten , forward.
L UA THA R A N ,- AIN, - A H, s.f. A sea- lark
or sand- lark.
LUATHA S, -AIS, s. m . (Luath,) Speed,swiftness, quickness.
376
LfJB‘AG ,-A IG , M N , 3.
'
f. dim . of Lab, 5.
LUB
LUATH-BHE UL A CH,
LUATH-BHIL E A CH.
LUATH- CHA IN N TE A CH,
Beul, Bil e, and Cainnt,) Talkativ e, prati ng.LUATH- CHEUMN A CH,
- AICHE , adj.
(Luath and Ceum , ) That walks swiftly,swift, n im ble.LUATH - GHA IR
,- E , 4 111 11 , 3. m .
LUATH- GHA IR E , } (Luath and Gram )Joy ; a shout ofjoy.
LUATH - GHA IR E A CH, 4 1 10 1 11, adj.
(L uathghair, ) G lad, joyful .LUATH - G HIN TE A CH
,4 210 11 12, adj.
(Luath and G inte, ) Prim ogen ial, first begotten .
LUATH-LAMHA CH,
and Lam b ,) C lever, act i v e, exp ert ; thievish
,cov etous ; apt to strike.
LUATH -LAMHA CHD, s.f. ind. (Luathlam hach, ) Ready- handedness, dex teri ty ;th iev ishness
,cov e tousness.
LUA THRA CHADH, 4 1 1 11 11,3. m .
‘
and
pres. part. v . L uathraich. Hastening, act
of hasten ing, accelerating.LUA THR A ICH , 4 11 11 , L a. (Luathand Hasten , accelerate ; cause tohasten .
LUATHR A ICHTE , pret. part. v. Luath ~
rai ch. Hastened, accelerated.
LUA THSA CHADH, 4 1 1 11 11 , 3. m . and
p res. p art. v . L uathsaich. Allowing , per
m i t ti ng, act of al lowing, p erm issi on .
LUATHSA CHD, 4 1 11 , s. m . (L uathsaich,)Perm ission , l eav e.
LUATHSA ICH, 4 11 11,L v . 71. Perm i t
,
al low,giv e leav e.
LUATH - SHII‘
JBHL ACH,4 1 101 1 11 , adj.
(Luath‘
and Siubhlach,) That goeth'
fast,
swift, fleeting.
LUATH - SHIfJBHL A CHD,s. f. ind .
(Luath- shiubhlach, ) Swi ftness, fleetness.
L GB, 4 11 13, 4 1 11 , s.f. A bend, curv ature ;a bending of the shore ; a loop , a noose
’
; a
winding, m eander, m aze ; a snare ; decei t,gui le a young m an orwom an .
LfJB, 4 1 111 11 , L v . a. and n . (L 1‘
1 b , Bend ,i ncl ine ; hum ble, subdue, yi eld, consen t ;steep .
L fJBA CH,—AICH, 4 111 11 , s.f. A loop ; a
h inge .
L fJBA DH, 4 1 111 11 , 3. m . and p res. part. v .
L i‘
ib . Act or state of bending, bowing, in
i nding, m eandering ; yield i ng,
LUB 377
A li ttle bend or curvature a l i ttl e loop ;a curv ed stake used in constructing booths.
LOBA G A CH,-AICHE,
‘
adj.
Abounding i n sm al l bends, curvatures, or
windi ngs.
L I‘
JBA IR , 4 2, 3. m . (t and Fear,)A cunn ing
,crafty fellow .
L IJ’
BA N , 4 1 1 11 ,- A N , s. m . dim . of Lfib.
1 A
how, a hoop .
LOB- CHEANG AIL,-A N - CEA N G A IL,
‘
s. m . (Lab and C eangal,) A hinge, a
snare, a trap .
LUBHR A ,s.f. ind. See L uibhre.
L UBHR A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 13, adj. See L obhrach.
LOB-RUITH ,-U1 11- 11U11 11E , - A N -BUITR E,
s. f. (Ldh and Rui th ,) A runn ing noose.
LOB- SHR UTH,- A , 4 1 11 , s. m . (Lab and
Sruth, ) A winding stream .
LOB- SHR UTHA CH,- AI CHE, adj. (Lub
shruth, ) Abounding in m eanderingstream s.
LUCH, 4 1, and 4 1 1 11 11 , 4 111 , and - A IDH, s. f.
A m ouse.L UCHA CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (Luch , ) Of, or
belonging to m i ce. See L uchagach.
LUCHAG , 4 1 1 11 , 4 1 11 , s. f. dim . of Luch .
A m ouse, a l i ttl e m ouse.
LUCHA G ACH , 4 1 10 11 11; adj. (a bag,)Abounding in m i ce .
L OCHA IR T, 4 1 , f. (Lu th and
A palace, a castle.
LOCHA IR TE A CH,4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (Ln
chairt,) Hav i ng palacesor castles.
LUCH-ARMUN N ,-UIN N , 4 1 1 m, 3. m .
(Luch and Arm unn , ) A rpigm y, a dwarf;
LUCHD, 4 1 , 4 1 11, s. m . A burden,load a
cargo, shipfs cargo.
LUCHD , 3. p l. and Coll. Peop le, folks.
L UCHDeA IDE A CHA IDH, s.p l. (L uchd
and A ideachadh,) Professors, those professi ng rel igion or dev otion .
L UCHD-AITE A CHA IDH,“3. p l.
LUCHU-AITICH,
‘
(Luchdand Aiteach, ) Inh abi tants.
LUCHD AN FHUAR 0 11 11 21 1311A IDH, 3. p l. (Luchd, Fuar and ' Cre
‘
tbh
adh, ) Hypocrites, supersti ti ous persons.
L UCHD- A ITHR IS,
L UCHD-A lTHR IS- SG EOIL , }s. p l. (L uchd, Aithris, and Sgeul, ) Talebearers.
LUCHD-A - CHR IDHE - CHE IRT, 3. p l.
(L uchd, Cridhe, and Ceart,) The just.LUCHD-A IN N E A R T, 3. pl. (L uchdLUCHD- A IN N E IR T, Eand A inneart,)Oppressors. See L uchd- fdirneir
'
t.
LUCHD-AMBARO,3. p l. (L uchd
'
and
A m ha1'c, ) Spectators, lockers on .
LUC
LUCHD- AMHA R C - THA IR IS,’
5 . p l.
(L uchd, A m harc, and Thairis,) Superintendents.
LUCHD-A N A CA IN N T, 3. p l. (Lu chdand A nacainn t,) Ev i l- sp eakers, back - bi ters reproachful persons.
UCHD—ELR ATH, 3. p l. (Luchd and
UCHD-BL E ITH, and Bleath,)
G ri nders.
LUCHD-BRATH,
gs. p l. (L uchd
LUCHD-BR A THA IDH, and Brath ,)Inform ers, sp i es, betrayers.
LUCHD-BUA IN , 3. p l. (Lucha
L UCHD-
‘
BUA IN IDH, and E d ai n ,)LUCHD-BUA N A IDH, Reap ers.
LUCHD- CAIN E ADH, 3. p l. (L uchd
LUCHD- CAIN IDH,i and Caineadh, )
Slanderers.LUCHD- CA L CA IDH, 3. p l. ( Luchd and
Cal c, ) Ca'
ulkers.
LUCHD- C A SA ID, 3. p l. (Luchd and
Casaid, ) Accusers, com p lainers.
LUCHD- CEIRDE , 3. p l. (L uchd and
Céird, ) A rtificers, craftsm en .
LUCHD- CO G A R SA ICH, 3. p l. (Luchd
and C oga1 saich, Whisperers.
UCHD C O IMHIDE A CHD ,
LUCHD CO IMHE ADA CHD, }s.
(L uchd and C oim head,) Attendants, ser
vants i n wai ting, a retinue .LUCHD . CO IMHID, 3. p l. (L uchd and
C oim head,) Keep ers, watchm en , a guard.
LUCHD- COMB - PAIRT,s. p l. (L uchd
and C om h-
pairt,) Partakers, sharers.
LUCHD COMH THUR UIS, 3 . p l.
(Luchd, Com b and Turus,) fellow‘ tra
vellers.
LUCHD- CUMA DH, 3. p l. ( L uchdLUCHD- CUMA IDH, } and Cum adh, )Form ers,
’ con triv ers, dev isers, projectors.
LUCHD- CUMHA IDH, 3.'
p l. (Luchdand C um hadh,) Mourners.
LUCHD CUR SPIOR ADA ’
FUIDH
G HE A SA IBH, (Luchd, Cuir, v . Sp i crad
,Fuidh and G eas, ) Exorcists.
LUCHD BAIMB , 3. pl. (Luchd and
Baim b,) Kindred.
LUCHD-DE A N AMH. 3. p l. (Luchd and
Déanam h, ) Workers.
LUCHD-DR O CH- BHEUS, 3. p l.
LUCHD-DR OCH-BHE A R T,i(L uchd,Dr
’
och, Beus, or E cart,) Ev i l doers.
LUCHD-E ITHICH, 3. p l. (L uchd and
E ithich,) Perjurers.
L UCHD-BOLA I S, 3 . p l. (Luchd and
Edlas,) Acquai n tances.
LUCHD- E A LA IDH, s.
3 B
p l.
LUC 378
E alaidh,) Ski lful person'
s, m usicians ; gay0 1 m e 1 ry p ersons.
L UCHD EA L A IDH, 3. p l. (L uchd and
Baladh Hun ters, dee1 - stalkets.
LUCHD-EISDE A CHD, 8. p l. (L uchdand Eisdeachd,) Heareis.
1
LUCHD E USA ON TA IS, 3. pl. (L uchdand E usaontas,) Transgressors.
LUCHD BAGA IL, s. p l. (L uchd andE agal,) They who fear, tim id p ersons .
LUCHD-FA IRE , 8. pl. . (Luchda -and
Faire,) Watchm en, a watch .1 -z . 1 a
LUCHD-FA IR G E , s. p l. .l (Luchd and
Fairge, ) Sea- fari ng m en .
LUCHD- FAISN E A CHD, 73. p l. (L uchdLUCHD- FIOSA CHD, Sand Faisneachd, ) Soothsayers.
LUCHD-FIA CH, 3. p l. (Luchd and‘Piech ,) Debtors.LUCHD- FIA N UIS, 3. p l. (Luchd and
Fianuis, ) Witnesses.
LUCHD-FE A L L - FHOL A ICH, 3. p l.
(Luchd, Feall and Folach,) An am buscade, l i ers in am bush , or i n wai t.
LUCHD-FIOSA CHD, 3. p l. (L uchd and
Fiosachd,) Augurs. See L uchd- Faisneachd.
L UCHD-FO IR E IG IN , 3. pl. (Luchd andFoireigin, ) Extortioners.
LUCHD- FR ITHE A L A IDH, 3. pl.
(L uchd and Frithealadh,) Attendan ts.
LUCHD- G AOIL p 3. p l. (Luchd and
Gaol,) Lov ers, belov ed persons.LUCHD- G E A R R A IDH, 3. p l. (Luchdand G earradh, ) Hewers, cutters.
L UCHD- G L E IDHIDH, 3. p l. . (Luchd,and G leidheadh, ) Keepers.
L UCHD- IODHOL - A OR A IDH, 3 . p l.
(L uchd, Iodhol and A oradh,) Idolaters.LUCHD- IOMA IN , s
‘
. pl. (Luchd and
Iom ain, ) D1 iv ers, as of herds or flocks.
LUCHD- IOMCHA IR , s. pl. (L uchd and
Iom char,) Bearers.
LUCHD LAMHA CHA IS, sa‘
p l. (Luchdand Lam hachas, ) Arti llery bovirm en,
slingers.»1 ~
LUCHD L A STAIN , 3. p l (Luchd and
L astan, ) Im puden t, p e tulant, proud or
haugh ty peop le.
LUCHD LE A NMHUIN N 3. pl. (Luchdand L eanm huinn,) Followers, im i tators,dev otees ; persecutors.
LUCHU LOIN G E A S, 3. p l. (L uchd and
L oingeas,) Sea-faring m en , sai lors.
LUCHD- LUIN G E , .—A N -LUIN G E , s. m .
(L uchda'
nd Long, ) Ship’
s cargo,’
lading of
a
LUCHD-MALA IRT, 3. pl. (Luchd and
Malairt, ) Traders, m erchan ts, exchangers,barterers.
LUCHD-MILL iDH, 3. p l. (L uchd and
Milleadh, ) Spo i lers.
LUCHD-Ml- RUIN, 3. pl. (L uchd and
.Mi- run,) Mal i cious persons, haters.
iLUCHD-MUIN N TIR, 3. p l. (L uchd and
'Muinn tir,) Servan ts, the servants of an
i establ ishm en t or fam i ly.LUCHD-MUN A IDH, 3.
‘
pl. (Luchd and
Munadh,) Teachers, i nstructors.
LUCHD-N A - COMH- FHEISDE ,3. p l.
1 (L uchd, Com b, and Féisd,) Fellowguests.
lLUCHD-NA-H - A IN G IDHE A CHD, s.
p l. (Luchd ~ and 'A ingidheachd,) TheWi cked .
LUCHD-N A H-A IN N E IR T,
3. p l.
(Luchd and A inneart,) Vi olen t per
sons.LUCHD- RAITE A CHA IS, (Luchdand Raiteachas, ) Boasters.
LUCHD- R E UBA IN N,
3. p l. (L uchdand Robbers.
LUCHD - R IA GHL A IDH. 8. p l. (L uchdand R iaghladh,) Rulers, offi cers, *ov erseers.
L UCHD- SANA I S, 3. pl. (L uchd and
Sanas, ) Scouts, Sp i es, i n form ers.
LUCHD- SA OBH- CHR E IDIMH, 3. p l.
(Luchd, Saobh, and Creidim h,) A sect,
s up erst i tious p ersons.
LUCHD -SG E OIL , 3. p l. (Luchd and
Sgeul,) Tale- tellers.
L UCHD- SHA IG HE AD, 3. p l. (Lu chd"
and Saighead,) Archers.
LUCHD- SE IN N,
3. p l. (L uchd and
Seinn, ) Singers.
LUCHD- SN'
A IDHIDH, 3. p l. (L uchd
LUCHD- SN ATHA IDH, § andSnaidh,)Hewers of stone.
L UCHD- STIfJR A IDH , 3. p l. (L uchd
and Stifiradh, ) Leaders, directors.
LUCHD - TA G R A IDH, 3. p l. (L uchdand Tagradh, ) Pl eaders ; accusers.
LUCHU-TA R CUIS, 3. p l. (Luchd and
Tarcuis,) Desp i teful p ersons } desp isers.
LUCHD- TIG HE ADA IS, 3. p l. (Luchdand Tigheadas,) Householders.
LUCHD-TIOLPA IDH, 3. p l. (L uchd
and Tiolpadh,) Cav i l lers ; purloiners, pilfel ers.
LUCHD TUA IL E IS, 3. p l. (Luchd and
Tuaileas, ) Slanderers.
LUCHD- TO G A IL , 5. pl (L uchd andTogail, ) Bui lders ; th i ev es, l obbers ; cp l.
lectors, gatherers’.
f. LUC 379
LUCHD -TR IALL , s. pl. (Luchd,LUCHD-TR IA LLA IDH, Trial], andLUCHD—TUBA IS, Turas,)Trav el lers.
LUCHD-URRA I S, 31 p l. Sureties.LUCHDA CH,
e A ICHE , aaj. (L uchd,)H eav y, ponderous, weigh ty ;
'
heavy,’
la
den ; loading, that loads or m akesW eighty.
LUCHDA CHA DH,
‘-A1DH, s. . m .
’ '
and
pres. part. 21. L uchdaich. Loading,lading, act of ladi ng.
L UCHDA ICH,- IDH, L v . a.
f (L uchd,)Load, burden .
LUCHDA ICHTE , pret. p art. Luch
daich. Laden , burdened, fi lled.
LUCHDA IL ,- 11,
‘
and -or1 m, adj.
L UCHDMHOR , (L uchd and A m ,
bui l, or M6r,)~L aden,
vheav ily laden ; ful l,bulky ; capac ious, able to con tai nm uch .
L G CHUIRT,-E , 4 511 11, 3.f. See Luchairt.
L IjDA G ,- A IG , - A N , s.fl The l i ttle
L fJ G HDA G , finge1 ; a hinge. SeeLuduan and L u thdag.
L UDA G A N ,-AIN, - A N
,S. m . (Ludag,) A
h i nge, a l i ttle h ingeLnDA N ,
L GDN A N ;
L UDA IR ,- E,
- EAN, s. m . (L od and Fear, )A slov enly p erson, one of an awkward
-AIN, - A N , s. m . A h inge.
LUDA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. See Luidir
eachd.
LUDHA IG,
- IDH, L v . Allow, p erm i t ;appoin t.
L UDHA IG , s. m . and pres. part.
LUDHA IG E ADH1 } v. L udhaig. A l
lowing, ac t of allowi ng, perm i tti ng ; perm issi on .
LUDHA IG TE , pref. part. v . L udhaig.
Allowed, p erm i tted.
L UDHA IN N , 4 1111 , L6, a. Pro
L UDHA IN N ICH, vin . for L udh
aig.
L UDHA IN N EA CHADH,-A IDH, s. m .
and p res. part. Ludhainnich. See L udhaigeadh.
L UDR ADH,- A IDH, s. m . andp res. part. 11.
Ludan. See L udraigeadh.
LUDR A G A N ,- A 1N ,
-A R,s. m . (Ludraig,)
A sham bl ing fellow ; one who m ov esawkwardly ; an untidy p erson .
LUDR A G A N A CH,-AICHE, adj. (L n
dragan, ) Sham bli ng, m ov ing awkwardly ;untidy, slov enly.
LUDR AIG ,- IDH , L a. (L od, ) Be
spatter wi th, dip or ro ll in foul water.
LUI
LUDR A IG E ADH, 4 111 11 , 3. m . and pres.
part. v . L udraig. A bespattering, ,act of
bespatteri ng wi th foul water.
LfJG A CH, qu eue , adj. Having crookedlegs.
LUG A CHD, s. m . ind. (Lfigach,) Thedeform i ty of ben t legs.
LfJG '
A N ,-AIN, - AH, s. m . (Lfigach,) A
short, crooked, deform ed, im beci le person .
LG G A N A CH,-A ICHE, adj. See Lugach.
LfJ G A NA CHD, s. f. ind. (Lfiganach,)See Lugachd.
LflG H, 9 11 1 11 11 , L a. and n . Swear.
Lfi GH, J uan , s. m . Strength, v igour,
p ower of body.L UG HA , adj. camp . of Beag. Less,least.
LUG HAD,- A ID, s. fl (Lugba, ) L i ttle
n ess, degr ee of l i ttleness.
LU G HADH,-A IDH , s. m . and pres. part.
Lugh . Swearing, act of sweari ng ; anoath.
LUGHA DH,-A IDH, s. m . See Li
‘
ith and .
Lugh .
LUG HDA CHADH,- A IDH, s. m . and
p res. part. L ughdaich. Lessen ing,d im i n ishing, act of lessen ing .
LUG HDA ICH, 4 11 11 , L a. and 1 n.
(Lugba,) Lessen , dim i n ish ; assuage, m in
L UG HDA ICHE ,- EAN, s. m . (L ugha,)
One who l essens, dim i n ishes.
LUG HDA ICHTE , p ret. part. 21. Lughdaich. Lessened, dim in ish ed, abated,assuaged.
LUG HDA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (L ugha,Fear, and Acbd, ) A dim in ish ing or les
sen i ng ; disparagem ent.LUG HMHOIR EA CHD, s.f. ind. (L i1ghm hor, ) Strength , great strength or power.
L IJ’
G HMHOR,
-0 1a11 , adj. . (L i‘
igh and
Mom) Vigorous, of great strength ; swift,activ e.
LfiIB,-E ,
-EAN, s. fl A,fold, corner or
angle ; an angular turn ing as of a streaman eddying , as of wind a l i ttle glen ; acreek, bending of the shore . See Lub.
L fiIBEA CH,- E1 CHE, adj. (Luib, ) Abound
i ng in turns, folds or angles ; m eandering,eddying ; full of l i ttle glens, or of creeks.
L IjIBE A N ,- EIN, - A N , s. fm . (Lub,) A
crafty fellow.
LUIBH,- 11
,-EAN, s.f. and m . An herb, a
p lan t.L UIBH- BHIA ST,
- m sr, (Luibhand Biast,) A caterp i llar.
LUIBH-BHIA STA CH,-AICHE, adj.
LUI 380
(Luibh- bhiasa) Abounding i n caterpil
lars.
LUIBHE A CH,- EICHE , adj. (L uibh,) A
boundi ng i n herbs or p lants.
LUIBHE A N ,- EIN, - A 1~1, s. m . dim . of
L uibh. A l i ttle herb or p lant ; a blade of
grass.
LUIBHE A N A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Luibh
ean ,) Full of l i ttle h erbs or p lants.
LUIBHE A N A CH,- A ICH , - E AN ,
- s. m .
(Luibh,) An herbal ist or botanist.LUIBHEA N A CHD. s. f. ind. (Luibh..
eanach, ) Botany, a studying of botany ;herbage.
LUIBHE A N N A CH,-A 1CH, s.f. (L uibh,)
Weeds, herbage.LUIBH- E OL A CH ,
o A ICHE ,' adj. (Luibh
and E61ach, ) Skil led i n botany, ski lled i n
the v irtues of herbs.
LUIBH-EOLAS , - A IS,s. m . (L uibh and
E olas, ) A knowledge of p lants or
herbs.
LUIBH-L OIBHE ACH,~ 1 cn , s.m . Cockle,
a p lant.L UIBHN E A CH,
4 1 10 11 11,adj. See L uibh
each and L uibheanach.
L UIBHR E , 3. fl ind. (Lobhar,) Leprosy.
L UIBH- SG AIL E , m an- salin e s. f.
(Luibh and Sgail,) A gourd.
LUIBTE , pret. p art. Lfib . See Luhta.
L UICH, gen . of L eah, which see.
L UID, gen . and p l. of L od.
LUID, 4 1,-EAN, s.f. A rag ; a drudge, a
slov enly or fi l thy p erson .
LUIDE A CH, 4 110 11 15, adj. (L uid,) R ag
ged ; slov enly, un tidy, fi l th y ; hav ing longshaggy hair, (of an im als. )
LUIDE A G ,- EIG, -A N , s.fl dim . of La id.
A m g, a l i ttl e rag a slov enly fem al e .LUIDE A G A CH,
-A ICHE, adj. (Luideag, )Ragged, tattered ; slov en l y.
LUIDE A L A CH,-A ICH, s. m . (Luid, ) A
lazy fel low ; a slov enly lounger.
LUIDE A R R A , 4 1 11 11, adj. (L uid,) Sluggish , i ndolent.
LUIDE A R A CHD, s. f. ind. (Luidearra,)Laz iness, i ndolence ; slov enli ness, a sio
v enly m ode of walk ing.
LUIDH,4 1111 , L 11 . n . L ie
,l i e down ;
ligh t, p erch , settle as a bird subside, as a
wind ; set, as the sun ; settle,l i e upon ,
p ress upon, affect.LUIDH,
-E ,o E A N , s. m . andf. An herb,
p lan t . See L uibh.
LUIDH-A N - L Ifi G A IR ,- E
, J A N - A N:
L 1 1‘
JG A 1R , s. m . The plant, lov eage.
LUIDHE , s. m . and p res. part. v . La idh .
Lyi ng, act of lying, recl i n ing ; a sub
“
LLUI
siding,'
as of wind act of setting; as of thesun act or state of settl i ng upon .
LUIDHE A CH,- E1CHE, . adj“ (L uidhe,)
Lazy, i ndolen t .LUIDHE A CHAN , y am ,
- AH, s. 711 . Anam buscade, an am bush .
LUIDHE A G A N ,- A 1N ,
-A N , s. m . A ly
i ng down or recl in ing.LUIDHE A G A N A CH ,
—Axcnn,adj. (Laidbeagan ,) Incl ined to l i e down .
LUIDHE - SIfJBHLADH, 4 1 111 11 , s. m .
(L uidhe . and,Siubhal,) Ch ild- bed, .par
turition .
LUIDHE A R , 4 1111 , and - 11 ,- EAN, s. m .
LUIDHE IR , A ch im ney, a v en t.
LUIDH- NAN- TR I-BHE A N N , s. m .
Tri fol i um , an herb .
LUIDIR ,- 111 11 , L U. a. and n . (L od, )
Wallow, rol l in m ud or m ire, paddl ethrough water or m ud. See L udair.
LUIDN E A CH, 4 2 10 11 11 , adj. (L od,)Drenched, droop i ng, as flowers or herbageafter rai n .
LUIDR E ADH, 4 1 111 11 , 3. m . and pres.
p art. v. Luidir. Wal lowing, act‘ ofwal
. lowing, paddl ing, . walking clum si lythrough water or m ud.
LUIDSE , s. m . A clum sy fel low, a
booby.
LUIDSEA CH, 4 11 0 11 2 , adj. (Luidso,)C lum sy, awkward ; boobyish,l ike a
booby.
LUIDSE A CHD, s. f. incl. (L uidseach, )C lum si ness, awkwardness ; si l l in ess,sh eep ishness.
LUIDSEA R ,- 1a,
- A N , s. m . (L uidse and
Fear, ) See L uidse .
LUI G , gen . of L ag, wh ich see.
LfIIG E A N ,- EIN, -A H, s. m . (Lag and
. Aon ,) A weak , si ll y person .
L IJ‘
IG E A N A C H,- A ICHE, adj. (Luigean , )
Weakly, si lly.
L111 G E ANAGHD, s.f. ind. (Luigeanach,)Weakness, sill iness.
L UIGH,-E ,
- EAN,s. j: and m . See L uibh
and L uidh, s.
LUIG HE A CHD,- AN , s. f A ' reward,
recom pense, requi tal .LUIG HE A SA CH,
-AICH, s. m . An ai
lowance, p erm ission.LUIG HE A SA CH,
-A ICHE,adj. (Luigh
easach, That p erm i ts, al lowing, perm i tti ng.
LUIG HE A SA ICH, L a. R e
ward p erm i t. See L uathsaich.
LUIG HIG ,- I11H, L a. See L uathsach.
LUIG HIG E ADH, 4 21 11 11 , s. m . and pres.
p art. r. L uighig. See L uathsachadh.
LUN 382
LUNNDR A IN N 4 3, 4 111 11 , 5. m . Provin .
See Lunndraigeadh.
LUINNEAG A CH,-A ICHE ,adj. Luinneag,)
Hav i ng m any songs or.
di tties ; m usical,m erri ly i ncl ined, jov ial , cheerful .LUR,
- A , and (11 11, s. m . Del ight, p leasure.L UR A CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (L ur,) Lov ely,pretty, neat airy, n im ble, l iv ely.
LUR A CHA N,
-A 1N , 4 1 11 , s. m . (Lurach,)The flower of ram ps.
LUR A CHA S, - A IS, s. f. (Larach ,) Lov el i nces ; pretti ness, neatness ; airi ness, nim
bleness, l iveli ness.LURAG,
-A IG ,-AH, s.f. (Lur or Lurach,)
A pretty fem ale ; a beloved fem al e, term
of endearm ent.
LUR A ICHE AD, 4 11 11,
s. f. (Larach, )Lov eli ness, degree of lov el i ness ; airi ness,degree of airi ness, n im bleness, l ivel iness ;
prettiness, degree of pre tt iness, neatness.
LURAN,-AIN, 4 1 11, s. m . (L ur or Lurach,)
A pre tty youth or boy,’
a belov ed youth or
boy, term of endearm ent.
LUR A N A CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (Luran ,)Com ely, as a sm art youth or boy ; gallant,fond.
L UR A N A CH,4 1 10 11 , s. m . (Luran , ) A
gay, sprigh tly youth ; a lov er.
L UR C A CH, 4 40 11 11, adj. (Lurg,) Lam e
in the feet.
LUR CA ICHE , s. f. ind. (L urcach,) A
lam eness of the feet, a l im p ing.
L fi RDA N ,- AIN
,t A N , s. m . A cunn ing
fellow, a knav e.
L G RDA N A CH,- AI CHE, adj. (Lurdan, )
Cunn ing, crafty.LfJR DA N A CHD, s. f. ind.
Slyness, cunning, crafti ness ; th e practice
sf cunn ing or sl yness.
LHRDA N TA ,- A IN TE , adj. (Lfirdan,)Cunn ing, crafty.
LURG ,-UIB.G , 4 1 11 , s. j: The ridge of a
h ill,gradual ly decl i n ing in to a plai n .
LUR G A N A CH,-AICHE, adj. See Luirg
neach .
LUR G ANN ,-A N , s. f. See L uir
gean .
LURG - IOMA lN -U1R G ,- A N , 4 0 1 mm , 3.f.
See L org.
LUS, 4 1 1
4s, 3. m . See Lu th .
LUS, 4 1is, and - A ,
-A N , An herb, a
p lant ; a weed.
LUS-A andBainne,)M ilkwort.LUS-A -BHAL L A, s. m . (Lus and Bal la, )Pell i tory of the wall .
LUSA CH, 4 1 10 1113, adj. (Lus,) Abound
ing i n herbs, plants, or weeds.
LUS-A - CHO IRE, 3. m . (Lus and Coire,)Coriander.
LUS- A - CHOLUMA IN ,~s. m . (L us and
Colum bine.LUS—A - CHORRA IN, s. m . (L us and
Corran, ) Sp leen-wort.LUS-A - CHR A O IS
,
‘
s. m . (Lus and
Greos, ) Dwarf honeysuckle.
LUS-A - CHROM- CHINN, s. m . (Lus,Crom , and Ceann ,) Dafl'
odil.
LUS-A - CHRHBA IN , , s. m . (Lus and
C ruban ,) G en tian .
LUS - A N - FHOG R A IDH, s.‘
m . (L us
and F6gradh, ) The - herb cal led Chasethe dev i l .LUS- A N - FHUCADA IR , s. m . (L us andFucadair, ) Fuller
’s th ist le, teazle.
’
LUS- A N -L IA G A IR E , s. m . (L us and
L iagar, ) L ov eage.
LUS- A -PHIOBA IRE , s. m . (L us and
Piohair, ) D i ttany.LUS-A N - T—SA OIDH, s. m .
‘
(L us and
Saoidh,) Fennel .LUS-A N —T- SI IJCA IR , s. m . Succory.
LUS-AN -T s. m .
(Lus and Slanucb adb , ) R ib- wort .LUS—BEA THA IG , s. m . Betony.
LUS-BUIDHE -BE AL LTA IN N , s. 771 .
(L as, , Buidhe, and Bealltainn,) Marsh
m arigold.
LUS—CHALUM—CHILLE , s. m . (Lus
and Calum - ci ll e,
or S t Colum ba,) StJohn ’s wort,
LUS—CHN E A S
(Lus, Cneas, and Cuchuluinn,) Meadowsweet.LUS CHOSG ADH-NA- FOLA, s m .
(Lus, Coisg, and Fm ] Yarl ow ; m 11foil.
LUS- CRE, s. m . (Lus and C ré,) Male
speedwell.LUS—G ARBH, s. m . (Lus and G arbh )G oose grass.
LUS—G HLIN N —BHRACADA IL , s. m .
Dog’s m ercury.
LUS—G UN —MHATHA IR GUN ATHAIR
, s. m . (Lus, G un, Mathair, and Ath
air,) An aquatic p lant called duckm eat.LUS LETH-AN -T- SAMHR A IDH,3.m .
(Lus, Leth, and Sam hradh G i lly-flower
LUS-LE USA IDH, s. m . (Lus and Leus,)Spurge.LUS-L IATH
, s. m . (LusandLeath,) Com
m on lav ender.
LUS-MAIRI , s. m . (Lus and Mairi,)Marigold.
LUS—MHIC-CHUIME IN ,s. m . Cum
m in.
BUS 383
LUS-MHIC- R AON UIL , s. 711 . See Lus
an-fhdgraidh.
LUS-MHIC R IG H BHR E ATUIN N ,
(L us, Mac, High, and Breatainn,) Wild
th ym e.LUS-MOR , s. m . (
’
Lus and Spear
wort ; asparagus ; fox -glove ; great wh i te
m ullen .
LUS-NA- FEAR N A ICH, s. m . Sun -dew,
a
"
flower.
LUS-NA - FOLA, s. m . (Lus and Fuil, )Shepherd
’
s p urse.LUS-NA -FR A IN C ,s.m . (Lusand Fraine,)Com m on tansy.
LUS-NA-H- O IDHCHE , s. m . (Lus and
Oidhcbe, ) Nigh t -shade.LUS-NAM-BA N —SITH , s. m . (L us and
Bean- shitb ,) Fox- glov e.
LUS N AM-BR A OIL E A G , s. m . (Lus
and Braoileag,) The whortle-berrys hrub .
'LUS- NA-MEALA, s. m . (L us and M il, )Honeysuckle .LUS-NAM-M IAL, s. m . (Lus and M ial, )Scorp ion- grass.
LUS-NAM-MEA LL -MORA, s. m . (Lus,Meal], andMdr, ) Com m on m allow.
LUS-NAM-MUISE AN , s. m . (Lus and
Muisean ,) The prim rose p lant.
LUS-NAN- CN AMH, s. m . (L us and
Cnaim b ,) Sam phire.LUS- N AN -CN A PAN , s. m . (Lus and
C nap ,) G reat fig-wort .
LUS-NAN-E IDHR E A G , s. m . (L us and
E idbreag,) The cloud-berry shrub .LUS- N A N - G ORM-DHEARG , s. m .
(Lus, G orm , and Dearc, Black or blueberry plant.
LUS-NAN- G RAN-DUBH , s. m . (Lus,Gran , and .Dubh ,) Alexanders.
LUS-NAN-L A OCH, s. m . (Lus and
L aoch,) Rosewort .LUS-NAN- LA O G H,
s. m . (Lus andLaogb , ) Orp in e golden saxifrage .LUS-NAN-LEAO, s. m . (L us and Leao,)The herb eye- brigh t.LUS-NAN- SCOR R , s.m . (Lusand Scorr, )Clown’s all-heal .LUS—NAN-TRI-E ILEAN, s. m . (L us,Tri, and Bi l e,) Valerian .
LUS-NA- SE IL G E , s. m . (Lus and Sealg,)See Lus-a- chorrai n .
LUS-NA- SlOTHA lMH, s. m . (Lus andSiothaim b ,) Loose- stri fe.LUS—NA- SMAILE A G , s. m . Sm allage.
LUS-NA- SPAIN N , 4 1 , s. m . (Lus and
Spainn,) Pellitory of Spai n.LUS—R IABHACH , s. m . (L us and R iab
hacb,) Com m on louse-wort.
LUT
LUSA IR N E A CH, 4 1 10 11 , 3. f. (Lus,) A
p lace where weeds grow.
LUSAN, 4 11 11, 4 1 11 , s. m . dim . of Las. Al i ttl e h erb or weed.
LUSA N A CH , 4 110 11 11, adj. (Lusan ,) Of orbelonging to herbs, p lants, or weeds.
LUS- CHN UIMH,4 1,
-A N and 4 111 11 ,
LUS—CHUA CH, 4 111 1 0 15 } s. f. (L us andCuach,) A caterp i llar.
LUS- CHR IJN , 4 11 11 and 4 1 , 4 31 111 11111 11 , s.
m . (Lus and Crun, ) A garland of flowers.LUSPA RDAN , 4 1 1 11,
- A N , s. m . A p igm y,a dwarf ;
"
a spri te ; a term app l ied to a
dwarfish ch i ld or boy also a contem p tuousterm for a puny m an .
LUSR A CH,-AICHE, adj. See L usach and
L usranach.
L USR A CH,-A ICH
,s. m . (L us,) Her
LUSR ADH ,- A IDH, hage.
LUSR A G , m 1 c ,- A N , s. f. (Lus,) A charm
m ade of herbs.
LUSR A G A CH,4 1 10 1111 , adj. (Lus, ) See
Lu sanach.
LUSR A G A N ,-A IN, - A N , s. 711 . (L as, ) A
botanist, one skil led i n herbs ; an apathe
LfiTH,- A , s. 711 . Strength , power, v igour,
activ i ty.
LfJTH,-A IDH
,L n . See Lugh .
LUTHA CH, 4 1 10 11 12, adj. (Luth , ) Sinewy,m uscular, strong ; agile, supp le, bending,
joi nted.
LOTHA IR, See Luthm hor.
LUTHA IG , 4 11 11, L U. a. (See L uigl1ig, )Wish , desire.
LUTHA IG E ADH,-BIDH, s. m : and p res.
p art. v . Lu thaig. See L uigb igeadb .
LUTHA S, 4 1 15, s. m . (Lutbach,) SeeLu th .
,
LfJTH- CHLE A S, - 1 ,- A N , s. m . (Lu th
and Cleas, ) Agil i ty ; activ i ty ; a m anlyfeat, brav e deed ath leti c exercises, a gam
bol ing, frisking about ; sl eigh t of hand,
jugglery.LfJTH-OHLEASAOH,
obleas,) Agi le , activ e ; m anly, stout ; frisk
i ng, m erry ; ski lled i n jugglery .
L fiTH- CHLE A SA CHD, s.f. ind. (Luthchleasach
, ) Activ i ty, n im bleness, agi l i ty;sl e igh t of hand.
LfJTH- CHUIR T, 4 3, 4 1 11 11 , s.f. See Luchw
airt.L I
‘
JTHDA G ,- AIG ,
- A N , s. f. A joi n t,'
a
h inge ; th e li ttle finger.
LfJTHDA G A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Lutbdag,)
Furn ished wi th h inges.
LfJTI—IMHO IR E A CHD,s. f: ind. (Leth
m hor, ) Strength, agil i ty, acti vi ty. 1
L
LUT 384
LUTHMHOR ,adj. (Luth and abusiv e lang uage ; one who af
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fron ts-
or
Mdr, ) Strong, able ; n im ble, agile, supp le.causes disgrace.
LfJTHO R , 4 1 11 11 , adj. See Luthm b or. MABA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind” (Mabair, )
LUTH S, 4‘
1 1r11s, s. m . See Lu th .A stam m eri ng, habi t of stam m eri ng or
stutte1 ing.
MABA IR E A CHD, s.f (Mabair,) A b a
b i t of usi ng con tum el ious language.
MAC, 4 0 , dat. p l. Macaibb , s.
‘ m . A son
used for th e young of any anim al : p oet.
th e m ale of any anim al .3. m . ind. (Mac and Adh, )A l iberal, generous, aecom
M,m
,th e ten th letter of the Gaeli c A lpba plished m an a fair youth
bet,nam ed Muin , the v ine. I n its sim p l e a young hero. Also, p l. Heroes, renowned
sound th is le tter is articulated m uch the p ersons.
sam e as i n other languages. When im m e MA CA IL ,4 1, adj. (Mac, ) ,
L ike a son,
diately followed by h a new com b inati on fi l ial .
or: letter is form ed, som ewhat l ike v i n MA CA IN E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Macan , )English : M L is som etim es m ute in the Boyish p lay or gam es ; hero ism ; an or
m iddle and at the end of words. dering ; d irecting,’M,co ntr. for Am , art. W t h see. MA CA LADH,
- A IDH, 3, m , (Macaih) A’M,contr. for Ann am , In the ; i n 11 , (Ann , fostering, rearing of a ch ild after i t is
p rep . and Am ,art. ) See Am , p rep . and weaned.
art. MAC‘ A LLA, s. 711 . (Mac and A lladh, )’M , contr. for Ann am , or Ann 111 0 , In m y. See Mac—tal la.
’M,contr. for A m ,
rel. pron . Wh ich see. A m MACA -MN A, s. f. (Maca, s. and Bean ,an, rel. gen . Mna, ) A young or fair wom an .
’M , contr. for Am , conj. inlerr. which see. MACAN,~ A 1N ,
- A N , s. m . dim . of Mac .
for Am , 17033 pron . Their. A li ttle son a term of approbation or on
’M,contr. for Am , p art. éxp l. See A m and couragem ent addressed to a boy or youth ;An
, part. eap l. a h ero.M ’
,contr. for MO, pass. pron . which see. MAC- A N -DOGHA, s. m . A burdock .
M ’
,contr. for Mu , prep . See -Meacanu dogha.
M ’A, contr. for Mu and A . See Mu, prep . MAC- A N -LUIN N , s. m . (Mac and Lonn,
and A, p ass. pron. rel. &c . adj. ) The nam e of Fingal’s sword.
MA,conj. I f. MAG ANTA ,
-A IN TE , adj. (Mac and A ont,)
M A , prep . See Mu . Meek, m i ld, gentl e.
MAB,- A ,
- AN , s. m . A tassel or fringe. See MA CA N TA CHD, s. f ind. (Macen ta. )Bab . MAGAN TAS, 4 1 15, s.f Meekness,
MA B,- A IDH, MH v . a. Abuse, v i l i fy
,re m i ldness.
proach i n angry term s ; affron t. MAC-BA L A ICH, s. 771 . (Mac and Balach ,)MA BA CH,
4 1 1011 11 , adj. (Mab,) Furnished A clown , a rustic. a fel low.
wi th tassels or fri nges ; entangl ed, con MAC-BR ATHA R , s. m . (Mac and Bra
fused, rav el led ; stam m ering, stutteri ng in thair, ) Nephew, brother’s son
speech . MAC-BR ATHA R - ATHAR, s.
'
m . (Mac ,
MA BADH , 4 1 1 0 11 , s. m . An im pedi Bratbair, and A thair,) A cousi n -germ a n,
m ent in speech, a stam m eri ng an entang a fath er’s brother’
s son
l i ng, perplexing, or rav ell ing. MAC-
'
BR A THA R -MATHAR, s. m .
MABADH,- 11 1 11 11
,s. m . and p res. pavt. (Mac, Bratbair, and Mathajr, ) A cousi n
Mab. Abusing, act of abusing, v i l i fying, or germ an , a m other’
s brother’s son .
reproach ing in angry term s ; afl'
ronting, MAC-BRATHAH (Mac ,
act of affronting. Bratbair, and Seanair, ) A paternal grand:
MABA G , 4 1 1 0 ,- A N , s.
’
f. See Babag. uncle’sson .
MABA G A CH,4 1 10 11 13, adj. See Babagach. MAC-BRATHA R - SEAN -MHA THA R ,
MABA IR , 4 2,-EAN, (Mahseh and s. m .
’
(Mac , Bratb air, and Sean - m ba
Fear,) A stam m erer, stutterer. thair,) A m aternal grand- uncle’s son .
MABA IR ,- 11 , 4 1 1m , s. m . (Mab and Fear, ) MAC CEILE , 4 0 - 0 11 1
'
z 1LE, s. m . (Mac and
An abusi ve person , one who m akes use of Céile,) A step -son.
MAC 885
MACH , or‘A m ach ,
’
adv. Out, wi thout.
MACHAIR,- CHARACH, and ~ CHRACH,
- CHR A ICH EA N , s. f (Mach or Magh and
Tir, ) A ‘ field, -~ a p lai n ; a l evel coun try,
th e L ow coun try of Scotland, so cal led byH igh landers.
MA CHA IR EA CH,-E IC 11 , s.m . (Machair, )
An inhabi tant or nati v e of an open country, of the low coun try of Scotland.
MA CHA IR E A CH, 4 110 11 11 , adj. (Ma
chair, ) Abounding i n fields, l ev el .MA CHL A G ,
- A IG ,- A N , s.fl Matrix.
M-A O-L AMHA ICH, s. 771. (Mac and
MAC - LATHA I CH, lLam bach or Lathai ch , ) The fish cal led Sea-dev i l.
MA C~ L E ISG , i. e. L easg, s. 771 . (Mac
and L eisg, ) A lazy, i ndolent p erson ; lit.a son of laz i ness.
MA C -MEAMN A , s. m . (”Mac and
M A C -ME A N MN A , .Meanm nadh, )The fan cy, im aginatibn.
M AC - NIE AM N A CH ,- A 10 11 E ,
c adj.
MAC -ME A NM N A CH, (Macm eanm a, )Im aginativ e, fanciful .
MA C- NA-BRACHA, s. m . (Mac and
Braich , ) Wh iskey ; lit. son of m alt.
MAGNUS, -UIS, s. m . Wanton ness, lasciv iousness ; sport, m irth ; fancy.
MA CN USA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Macnus, )
Wanton, lasc iv i ous, l i cen tious ; sportiv e,m erry, gay.
M A CN USA CHD,s. f. ind. (Macnus,)
See Macnus.
MAC-PE ATHA R ,*
s.~
m . (Mac and
Piuthar, ) A sister’s son .
MAC-PE ATHA R ,-ATHAR , s. 711 . (Mac,
Piuthar, and A thair,) A father’s sister’s
son .
MA C PE ATHA R - SE AN AR, s. m .
(Mac,Piuthar, and Seanair,) A grand
father’s sister ’
s son .
MAC-PE ATHA R - SEAN-MHATHA R ,
.
s. m . (Mac, Piuthar, and Sean-m hathair,)A grand- m other’s sister’s son .
MAC RATHA, s. 771 . (Mac and Rath , ) A
p rosperous .
or fortunate p erson lit. son of
prosperi ty..MA C R A IDH, 3. p l. (Mac,) A band ofyoung m en, youths, m ale ch i ldren .
MAC- SAMHL A IDH, s. m . (Mac and
MAC- SAMHUIL , Sam bai l, or
Sam hladh,) L ikeness, sam eness.MAC- TALLA, m . (Mac and
MAC -TA L L A DH, Talia, or Al , a
MAC-THALL A IDH,rock,) Echo,
an echo, literally , son of th e rock .
.MAD ACHA IL, 4 1 , adj. (Madadh ,)
MADA IL, Doggish,
fierce, surly .
rMA G}
MADADH ,- A IDH
,- EAN, s
‘
. m . A dog ;
any wi ld an im al of the dog species, . the
cock of a gun - lock.
MADADH- A L LUIDH,-A IDH ~ A LLUIDH,
s. m . (Madadh and A lluidb , ) A wolf.MADADH-DDN N ,
- A IDH-DHUIN N , s. m .
(Madadh and Donn , ) An otter.
MADADH- RUA DH, m u m ,-RUA IDH,
and m anna ,s. m . (Madadh and R uadh, )
A fox.
MADAG,
-A IG ,- A H, s. .m . (Madadh,) A
m at tock,a p ix
- axe.
MADA IN N ,- E , J EA N , s.f. Morn ing. See
lVIaduinn .
MAD A R ,-A IR, s. m . Madder, a dye
atufi'
, the colour produced th erefrom .
MADH,-A IDH,
- A N , s. m . See Magh .
M ADHA N TA,4 1m m
,adj. . Dexterous i n
arm s, v al ian t.
M A DHA N TA CHD,is. f. ind. (Mad
han ta,) Dexteri ty i n th e use of arm s.
M ADHM ,- A ,
- AN , s. m . See Mam .
M ADR A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Madraich
Doggisb , l ike a dog.
M A DR A IDH, (Madadh, ) Dogs .
MA DR A IL ,- E , adj. (Madraidh, ) SeeMa
drach .
MA DUIN N , M A IDN E , - N EAN, s. f. The
m orn ing.
MADUIN N E A CH , 4 210 11 13, adj. (Ma
da i n ty ) Early.MADUIN N E A G ,
- EIG, s.f. The m orning star.
DIA DUIN N E A N , s. p l. (Maduinn,)Morni ng dev otions, m ati ns.
MAG ,- A IG ,
- A N,s.f. A paw; l udicrous
term for the hand.
MAG ,-AIG , - A N , s. f. An arable field ; a
field that can be p l oughed a lazy- bed.
MA G ,- A IDH, M H a. Scoff, deride. See
Magadh.
MA G ,- A , s. 711 . See Magadh.
MAG ,- A IDH, MH n .
! Creep , m ov e onall- fours.
MAG A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Mag,) Hav ing
clum sy hands ; creep i ng ; hav i ng paws.MAG A CH,
-A ICH, - EAN, s. f. A toad.
MAG ACH,-A ICHE, adj. (Mag, s. ) Hav i ng
m any arable fields ; abounding in arable
fi elds.
MA G A CH ,- AICHE
,adj. (Mag, v . ) Mock
i ng, gi ven to m ocking or derision .
MA G ADH,- A IDH, S. m . and p res. part. v .
Mag. Deridi ng, ac t of deridi ng, scofiing,m ocki ng ; m ockery, derision .
MA G A IL ,-E , s. m . and p res. p art. v . Mag.
See Magadh.
MAGA IR,
-E ,- EAN , s. m . (Mag and
MA G
Fear,) A jester, m ocker, one who derides.
MAG A IR,- n >n , MH a. and n . Creep ,
crawl paw, hahdle clum si l y.
MA G A IR E A CHD, s. f ind. (Magair,)A habi t of m ocki ng orjesti ng.
MA G A IR L E ,—E A N , s. m . A testi cle.
MAG AN, m m ,- A N , s. m . A li ttle paw ; a
frog er toad.
MAGA RA N,- AIN, s. m . (Mag) A creep ~
ing on all fours ; a person o t'
low habi ts.
MAG A RA N A CH ,-A icn z , adj. (Magar
an, ) That creep eth on all
MAG A R A'
N A CHD, s.f. ind. (Magaranach, ) See Magaran.
s. m . and f. A
try ; a field of
battle a surface .
MA G HA CH,-A ICHE, adj. Of
m an y fields or p lai ns, aboundi ng i n fields.
MA GHA R, q u a, J EAN, s. m . A bai t to fish
with spawn'
or young fishes.
MA G HA R A CH ,- A ICHE , adj. (Maghar,)
Hav i ng m uch fish ing bai t,or spawn .
MAG H-UISG E ,- EAN, and - EA CHA N , s. f.
(Magh and Uisge,) A W i n ter lake .MA IBE A N ,
-EIN, - AH, s. m . A bunch or
cluster.
M A IBE AN A CH,-A ICHE , adj. (Maibean ,)C lustered, bunchy, growing in bun ch es.
l‘dA IDE,- EAN, and - E A CHA N , s.
-m . Wood,tim ber, a stick.
DIA IDE -BRI STE ,’ o E A N - BR ISTFZ , s. m .
(Maide and Briste,) A broken stick ; a
p air of tongs form ed'
ofa broken st i ck.
LIA IDE - L E IG IDH, s. m . (Maide and
L eig, ) A weav er’
s turning stick .
MM DELME ID’
HE ,- Em s m m m , s. m
MA I DE -ME IG HE , (MaideandMeidh, )The beam of a balan ce.MA IDE -M IL I S, s. m . (Maide and M i l is,)Li quori ce .
M A IDE- SIN G L IDH,
M A IDE - SL A CHDA IDH } A swingle
stick.
MA IDE- SN iOMH,- E A N -SN lOMH, s. m .
(Maide and Snic m h, ) A distaff.MA IDE - STIIBR A IDH,
o E A N - STICR ADHA ,s.
'm . A pot- sti ck.
MA IDE A CHA N ,4am ,
- A N , s. m . dim .
MA IDE A N ,- EIN, -A N , of Blaide.
A li ttle staff or sti ck ; also p l. of Maide.MA IDE A N
‘
A CH ,- A ICHE , adj. (Maidean
, )Abounding in l i ttle sticks or p i eces of timber
’
.
MA IDHEA CH,- ICH, s.f. See Maigheach.
MAIDHE A N,
. m ,- A N , s. m . Delay, te
diousness irksom eness.
386 MA I
MAIDHE A N A CH,_ M CHE ,
adj. (Maidhean
,) Delaying, ted ious ; irksom e.
MAIDHE A N A CHI) , s. f. ind. (Maid
heanach, ) A habi t of tedi ousness.
MA IDHM ,- E , 4 51m , 8. m . See Mao im .
MA IDHME A DH, m u m , s. 771 . See Black
m eadh.
MA IDN E , gen . of Maduinn .
MA IDN E A CH ,- E XCHE , ca
'
mtr. for Mad
uinneach.
MA IDN E A G , 4 31 0 ,-A N , s.f. for Maduin
neag.DIA IDN E A N , 3. p l. conlr. for IMaduinriean .
MAIDSE ,- EAN, s.f An uncouth or shape
less lum p app l i ed i n ridi cule to p ersons.
MAIDSE A CH, m om , adj. (mam a )Lum p ish , cl um sy, shapeless.
MAIDSE A R , 4 313 ,- A H
,s. m . A m ajor in
the arm y.MAIG E A N ; m m , s. m . A fat l i t tle m an ;
a ch i ld begi nn i ng to walk.
MAIG E A N A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Ma1gean , )Creep i ng, crawling l ike a frog ; fat and
l i ttle aboundi ng in'
toads or frogs.
MAIG E A N A CHD, s. f. ind. ( l‘v tigean
ach, ) A habi t of creep ing , a creep ing
gai t .MA I G H ,
- E , s.f. The m on th of May .
MA IG HDE A G ,~ IG ,
-A N , o r Maighdeaga
thraghaid.
’ The sh el l '
of the scal lop fish.
MA IG HDE A N ,- EIN, -A H, s. f. A m aid
,
m aiden , v i rgi n ; a fem al e servant ; a cham
bermaid .
M A IG HDE A N A IL , adj.
dean , ) Maidenl y, modest, chaste. .
MA TG HDE A N A S, - AIS, s. m . (Maigh
dean, ) Virgi n i ty.
MA IG HDE A N - OHUA IN ,
MA IG HDE AN -MHA R A ,
Cuan or Muir, ) A m erm aid.
MA IG HE A CH,- ICH, s. f. (Magh ,) A
hare .MA I G HEAN,
- EIN, s. m . See Maidhean.
MAl G HE A N A CH , m om , adj. (Maigh
ean , ) See Maidheanach.
MA IGHISTIR ,- E ,
- EAN, s. m . A m as
MA IG HSTIR , E ter.
M A IG HSTIR E A /CHD , s.f. ind. (Maigh
stir, ) Th e office of a m aster ; m astery,superi ori ty, rule a hab it of assum i ng au
thority.
MA l G HSTIR E IL ,-E , adj. (Maighstir, )
L ike a m aster, lordly, au thori tativ e ; as
sum ing authori ty, dom i neeri ng.
M A IG HSTIR E IL E A‘
CHD, sf. (Maigh
stireil, ) An assum p tion of undue authority .
MA IGHST ‘lR - SG OIL E ,-E ,
- EAN -SG OILE ,
(Maigh
s.fl(Maigh
dean, and
vMAI 387
s. m . (Maighstir and Sgoil,) A schoolm as
ter.
MA ILDHE A CH,-EICHE, adj. (Mala,)
See Mailgheach.
MAILE," BA N , s. f. See Mai ll e and Mala.
MAILEACH , q ueu e , adj. See Mailgheacb .
MAILEAN, s. p l. See Mailghean.
MAIL GHE A CH,. m caa, adj. (Mala,)
Hav ing large o r shaggy eye- brows.
MA ILG HEA N , 3. p l. The eye- brows.MAILE ID,
- E ,-aaa
,s.f. (Mala, ) A bag,
wal le t o r budge t : i n derisi on th e belly or
stom ach , or a clum sy, i ndolen t p erson .
MAILE IDE A CH,-m c aa, adj. (Maileid, )
Hav i ng bags or wal lets ; belli ed, clum sy,i ndol en t.MAIL IN,
- LKB, v E A N , s. f. The eyebrow.
MAILLE , s. f. ind. (Mal l,) Delay, b inder
ance, im ped im en t ; slowness, tard i ness ; a
defici ency,wan t.
MA ILLE , adj. com p . of Mal l, whi ch see.MA ILLE,
- EAN , and - E A CHA N , s. f. Ari ng ; arm our, m ai l ; a h elm et.MA ILLE, i. e. Mai lle ri. p rep . With, together with .
MA IL L E A CH ,-EICH, s.f . (MAllle,) A r
m our, m ai l , a coat of m ai l .MAIL LE A CH,
- m caa, adj. (Mama)Furn ished wi th rings, m ade of ri ngs ; ofm ai l .MAIL L E A CHA N ,
-A IN, s. m . A spri te .
MA IL L E A CHA DH,
- A IDH, s. m . and
p ies. p art. v . Maillich. Retardi ng, ac t of
retardi ng or h indering ; deferri ng, act ofdeferring, p rocrasti nati ng.
MAIL L E A G ,- EIG, -A N , s.fl (Mai lle,) A n
earo ring.
MA IL L E AD ,- EID, s. m . (Mal l,) Slow
ness, degree of sl owness.MA IL L ICH, ) 4 1 m , M H a . and 'n .
MA IL L IG , I (Mai lle, ) Retard, h i nder ;delay, procrastinate, defer.
M A IL L IG E A DH , 4 2m g ,- EAN
,s. m . and
pres. part. Maillig. An obstacle, h inderance, im pedim en t ; ac t of retarding, h inderi ng .
MAIM ,- E ,
-EAN, s. f. See Mam .
M A IN ISDIR ,- E ,
- EAN, s. m . A. m onastery.
MA IN N E ,-m s,
- A N,s. fl Delay, pro
MA IN N E A S, } crastination, slowness.
Provin .
MA IN N E A SA CH ,n u cna, adj (Mai n
neas, ) Slow, tardy, p rocrastinating .
MA IN N IR ,- A IN N R EA CH,
- A N R A CH,- EA N
and -A IN N R ICHEA N , A fold for cattle, a
p en ; a sheep fold, a booth, a prison .
MA I
MA IN N IRE A CH,-1-:1 c 11, s.f. See Malnu
reach .
MA IN N IS, - E , s.f. See Mainneas.
MA IN N ISE A CH, 4 110 3 11, adj. (Mainnis,)See Mainneasach.
MA IR, 4 11 11 , MH v . n . L i ve, exist, endurecon ti nue, last: endure .
MA IR BHE , Dead
M A IR BHE A D,- Em ,} ness, state of bei ng
dead or l i feless.
MA IRBH G HRE IM,- E , s. f. (Marbh
and G re im ,) IVIorpheW , a scurf on the
face .MAIR E A CH, s. m . The m orrow, next
MAIR ICH,day.
MA IR E A CHDUIN N ,s.f. and p res. p art.
Mair. Last ing, state of last ing, con tinuing, abiding, rem ain i ng.
MA IR EA N N , adj. (Mair, ) Lasti ng, eu
du1 i ng, p erp etual ; surv iving, al iv e, re
m ai n i ng.MA IR E A N N A CH,
" AICHE , adj. (Maireann E v erlasti ng, eternal .
MA IR E A N N A CHD,s. f. ind. (Maiream
nach , Durabi li ty, long con ti nuance.MA IR E A N TA S, - 1u s, .s m . (Maireann,)See Maireannachd.
MA IR G , adj. P i tiable, dep lorable.MA IR G , s. f. ind . P i ty, a p i ty, subjec t o f
regre t.
MA IR G E A CH,
MA IR G N E A CH, sad,m ourn
ful, sighi ng, groan i ng.MA I R I CH ,
- E ,- EAN, s. 771 . SeeMeraiah .
MA lR lON N , adj. See
MA IR ION N A CH,- AICHE, } Ilrlaireann
and Maireannach.
MA IR ISTE ,- EAN, s. m . Cohabi tation, a.
m arriage.MAIR N E A L ,
- EIL, - A N , s. m . A delay or
l i ngeri ng ; a h inderance, obstacle .
MAIR N E A LA CH,-axcaa , adj. (Mair
n eal, ) Slow, ap t to delay, di latory ; causi ng delay
,h i nderi ng.
MAIR N E A L A CHD,s. f. ind. (Mair
nealach, ) Delay, slothfuluess, procrast i nation , habi t ofprocrast inating.MAIR N E AL A ICH ,
- 1D1 1 , m a , v . n .
(Mairneal,) Delay, p rocrasti nate .MA IR TE A CH,
- EICHE , adj. See DIartach.
lVIA IR and p res. p art.
MA I R See Maireachduinn .
MA I RTHE A N , adj. See Mair
M A IR THE A N N A CH, } eann.
M A IR THE ANNA GHD, s.f. ind.
theann, ) See Maireannachd.
M A IRTIR,- E, and -EICH, -A N , s.
M A IR TIREACH, } m . A m artyr.
MA I 388
M A IR TIRE A CHD,
‘
s. f. ind. (Mairtir;each
, ) Martyrdom .
M A ISE, s.j: ind. Beauty, com el i ness, gracefulness ; ornam en t, decoration.
MA ISE A CH,- EICHE, adj. (Maise,) Beauti
ful , handsom e, graceful, fair ; m odest, ofengagi ng m anners.
M A ISE A CHA DH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Maisich. Beauti fyi ng, act of beautifying, adorn ing, decorati ng.
MA ISE A CHA IL ,-E , adj. (Maiseach,)
See Maiseach.
MA ISE A CHD,
s, ind. (Maiseach,)Beauty, handsom eness, elegance.
M A ISE A G , 4 210,
-A N , s.f. A pretty wom an .
MA ISE AL A CHD,
‘
s. f. ind.
'
see Maiseachd.
MA ISE IL ,-E , adj. See Maiseach.
M A ISTIR ,-E , s. m . Uri ne.
MA ISTIR,- IDH, M H v . a. See Maistri ch .
MAISTR E A CHA DH, s. m . and p res.
MA ISTR E ADH, p art. v . lVIaistir
and Maistri ch . Ch urn ing,act of ch urn
ing, m aking but ter ; am ixing or agi tating.
MA I STR ICH , 4 11 11, MH v. a . Churn ;
m ix together, agi tate.
MA ISTR ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . Maistri ch .Churned ; shaken together, m ixed.
M A ITE A CH, 4 21 0 11 11, adj. (Maith, v . )Forgiv ing, forbeari ng, chari table.
MA ITE A CHA S, nu s,s. m . (Maiteach
, )Forgiv eness, readiness to forgiv e, forbearance , i ndulgence.
MA ITH,camp . Fcarr, adj. Good, hav
ing th e prop er or desired qual i t i es ; proper,fi t, exp edi en t, conv en ien t ; useful , profit.
abl e ; u ncorrup ted,‘
undam aged ; good foreating, p l easan t tasted comp lete, ful l ; fav ourable, fav ouring, k i nd ; good, m oral ,v irtuous, p ious ; chari table, com passionate ;v al id, l egal ; consolatory ; considerable, not
trifl i ng ; p l easant, agreeable ; dexterous,ski lful , skil led, expert ; proper, becom i ng,befitting, seem l y ; powerful . able, strong
,
influen tial , hav i ng authori ty, m igh ty ;h eal thy, i n good heal th ddv. Well I t isadv erbiall y used i n all th e differen t acceptations of the adjecti v e ; Is m ail/z leam ,
’
I am glad. Is fearr l eam ’
, I am m oreglad, I had rath er. Is m ail/1 dhom h,
’ I tis good for m e. Is fearr dhom h,
’ I t isbetter for m e.
‘s m ail/1 a fgheibhear thu
’
,
Thou dost_well .
‘Maz’
ila an airidh’
, De
servedly, righ tly.
MA ITH, 4 1311 , M H a. Forgiv e, pardonsuffer, al low, perm i t.M A ITH, s. m . and f. adj. )
l "
MAL
G ood, profi t, advan tage, benefi t, prosperi ty.
MA ITH, adv . Well .MA ITHE ’
, 5. p l. Chieftai ns. See Maithean.
MA ITHE A CH, 4 210 11 13, adj. (Maith, v . )Ready to forgiv e, relen ting .
MA ITHE ADH,- E 1DH, s m .
'
and pres.
part. Maith. Forgiv ing, ac t of forgiv i ng,
pardon ing, rem i t ti ng, sufferi ng,al lowing.
MA ITHE A N , 3. p l. (Maith, adj. ) Chieftai ns
,nobles, rulers, h eroes.
MA ITHE A N A S, - A IS ,'
s. m . (Mei th , v . )Pardon , forgiv eness, rem issi on .
MA ITHE A S,- EIS, s. m . (Maith
, ) G oodness. kindness, boun ty, v irtue.
MA ITHE A SA CH ,- A 10HE , adj. (Ulaith
eas,) G ood, benev ol en t, v irtuous.
M A ITHE A SA CHD, s.f. ind. (Maitheas, )See Maitheas .
MA ITHICH, 4 1311 , MH a . Provin . SeeMathaich.
MAL , J un,s. m . Ren t, tribute , a tax .
M A L ,- A 1 1.,
- A N , s. f. See Mo], 3.MAL A - AH, s.f. A bag, a budget or sack ;th e bag of a bag-
p ip e.MA LA ,
-A IDH,- A H, - A ICHEA N , s.f.
“AM A L ADH, } brow, an eye -brow ; bro“:
of a h i l l.MALA CH ,
- A ICH, s. f.
' See Mala.
MA LA CH ,- AICH, v EA N , s.f. See Mala.
MALA DA IR ,- E , m m, s. 771 . (Mail and
i lFear,) One who pays rent, a tenan t .MAL ADH,
- A IDH ,- E A N
,s.f. See Mala.
MA L A DH,- A IDH
,- E A N , s.f. See
MAL A ID, iyEf-EA N , s. f. More prop erly
Maileid.
MALA IB,- E ,
-EA N , s. m . (Mai l and Fear, )A m erchan t.
MAL A IR T,-EA N , s.f. and p res. p art. 1)
MA L A IR T, } Malairtich. An exchange,barter ; exchanging, act of exchangi ng ;busi ness, an affair.
MALA IR TE A CH,- EICH
,s. m (Malairt, )
A n exchanger.
MA L A IRTE A CH, 4 10 1-1 13, adj. (Malairt, )Exchanging, giv en to exchange or barter ;exchangeable, m utual , reciprocal .
MA L A IRTE A CHADH ,-A IDH
,
}s. m .
MA L A IR TE A CHD , ind. and
p res. p art. Malairtich. See Malairt.
MA L A IR TICH,- IDH, MH a . (Mal
airt,) Exchange , barter.
MA L A IR T ICHTE, p ret. p art. Malair
ti ch, ) Exchanger], bat tered.
N A LC ,- A IDH
,MH a . and n . Rot,
p utrefy , becom e putrid rot, cause torot.
MA L CA CH, 4 1 1 0 11 15, adj. (Mala,) Rotten ,
MA O 390
MA ODA LA CH, (Maodal,)Hav i ng a stom ach , paunch or m aw ; hav
ing a large stom ach or paunch corpulen t.MA ODA L A CH, ”1 1 0 11 , andf. (Maod
al,) Paunches, trip e ; a big bel l ied or
corpulen t p erson a greedy, v oracious perso n .
MA ODH,-A IODHE , adj.
‘
See Maoth.
MA ODHA R ,- A IR ,
- A N , s. 771. See Madharand Maghar.
IMA O IDH, 4 1311 , MH a. and n . Grudge,
giv e unwil l ingly ; upbraid, reproach ;threaten .
MA O IDHE ACH,4 1 10 11 11
,adj. (Maoidh,)
G rudging, giv i ng unwil l ingly ; reproachi ng ; threaten i ng.
MA O IDHE A CHA S, -A IS,s. m . (Maoidh
each ,) A habi t of grudging, upbraidi ng or
threaten i ng.
M A O IDHE ADH,
- s1 1311 ,andMA O IDHE AMH, } and p res. part.
Maoidh. G rudging, act of grudging, givi ng reluctan tly ; up braiding, ac t of upbraidi ng, reproaching ; a threaten ing
, act
of threateni ng.
MA OIDHE A N , 4 1 1 11 ,- AH, s. m . In terest,
p ersonal i nfluence ; en treaty, supp l i cation .
TMA O IDHE A N A CH ,- A ICHE, adj. Hav
i ng p ersonal i n terest or i nfluence ; en treati ng, supp l icatory.
MA OIDHE A N A CHD, s.f. ind. (Maoidh
eanach, ) An entreati ng or supp l i ca ting.MA O IL E , s. f. ind. (Maol,) Baldness ;blun tness, of an edge or poi n t.MA DIL E, —E A N , s. f. (Maol, ) The browof a h i l l ; th e forehead, upper part of th eforehead.
MA O ILE AD, 4 1 1 13, s. m . (Maoile,) Baldn ess, degree of baldness ; blun tness, degree of bluntness.
MAO ILEA N,- EIN , - A N , s. m . (Maoile,) A
bald p erson a stup id p erson ; th e brow ofa bleak h ill .M A O IL E A N A CH,
—A ICH , s. m . (Maoile,)A youth who goes bare -headed.
MA O IL E A N A CH,- AICHE, adj. (Mac i l
ean , ) Bald, l ike a bald p erson abounding
i n bleak h ills ; hav i ng a bleak top , as a
hi ll .MA OIM ,
- E ,-E A N , s. f Terror, alarm ,
consternat ion , fear ; a sudden burst, an
erup tion as of water ; an onset, suddenattack ; surprise, a surp rise.MA O IM,
- 1 1311 , 1 1 11 v. 71 . Be afraid or
terrified ; h esi tate, pause, from doubt or
fear.
MAO IME A CH, adj. (Maoim , )Causi ng terror bursti ng forth suddenly.
MAO
MA O IME A DH, s. m . and pres. p art. v .
lVIaoim . State of bei ng alarm ed or ter
rified ; act of hesi tati ng or pausi ng fromfear or doubt.MAO IN,
- E ,-EAN, s. f. Substance, pro-l
party, weal th, goods and gear ; a sm al lquan ti ty.
MA O IN E A CH,- EICHE
, adj. (Maoi n,)MA O IN E A CHA IL , a n} Weal thy, substantial ; ferti le, productiv e.
MA O IN E A S,
-m s, 3. f. Slowness, tardin ess.
MA OIN E A SA CH,-AICHE, adj. (Maoin
eas, ) Slow, tardy .
MA O IR E A CH,- EICH, s. m . Provin . See
Maorach.
M A O IR N E ,- EAN, s. m . (Maorach,) A
bai t for a fish ing hook, a si ngle bai t.MA O IR N E A CH, 4 210 11 13, adj. (Maoirne,)Furnished wi th fishing bai ts.
MA O IR N E A N ,- EIN, - A N , s. m . Th e least
quan ti ty of any th ing a sm all p otato.MA O lS, - E , m an, s.f. A large basket or
ham per ; a certain num ber of fish, fiveh undred herri ngs ; a quan ti ty of sea weedcol lected and bound togeth er, and floated
,
toany desired p lace ; a m an ’s nam e, Moses.
MA O ISE A CH,- EICHE, adj. (Maois, ) Of,
or belonging to large baskets or ham p ers,or heaps of sea weed.
MAO ISE A CH ,- EICH, - EAN ,
O ISL E A CH, § ro e, doe ; a heifer.
MA OISE A G , 4 210 ,- A N , s. f. (Mao is, ) dim .
of Maois and M aoiseach, wh ich see. A
scoldi ng fem ale, a stingy n iggardl y fem al e.
NIA OISE A G A CH ,-A ICHE , adj. (Maois
cag,) Aboundi ng i n sm al l baskets or ham pers ; aboundingjn does ; l ike a scolding or
n iggardly fem ale.MAO ISL E A CH, a non , EAN, s. f. See
Maoiseach.
MA O ISL E A CH,- EICHE
,adj. (Maois
l each , s. ) Aboundi ng i n race or does.
M A OITH ,-m H , M H a. See Maoidh .
MA O ITHE A CH,- EICHE, adj. See Maoidh
NIA O ITHE , s. f: ind. (Maoth, ) Softn ess,
tenderness. Also adj. cam p . of Mao th.
MA O ITHE AD,-m n, s. m . (Maoth, )
Softness, degree of softness or tendern ess.
MA O ITHE A DH ,r m nn ,
- EAN, s. m . and
p res. p art. BTao ith. See Blaoidheadh.MAOL,
-A OILE ,adj. Bald ; W i thout horns ;
blun t, edgeless, poi n tless ; bare, Withoutfol iage fool ish , si lly, easily deceiv ed.
MA0 L ,-A OIL , s. m . (Maol, adj. ) The brow
of a rock a cape or prom on tory .
MAOL,
- A IDH, MH a. and n . (Maol,
MAO 391
adj. ) Make blun t, bald, or bare, becom eso .
M A O LA CH ADH, m u m, s. m . and
MA OLA DH, § p res. p art. a. Maol
ai ch . Act of m aking bald, blunt, or
bare ; state of becom ing bald, blun t, or
bare.MA Q LA G ,
-A IG , 4 m, s.f. (Maol , ) A cowW i thout horns ; a stupid fem ale ; a stock
i ng wi thout the foot.M A OL A G A CH ,
- AICHE, adj. (Maolag,)
Hav ing stockings that cov er only thelegs.MA OL A ICH,
- IDH, MH a. and n .
Blunt, m ake blun t or bare. See Maol , v .
MA OL A ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . Mao] and
Maolaich. Made or becom e bare, blunt,or bald.
MA OL- A IG E A N N A CH,- AICHE ,
MA OL-A IG N E A CH,-EICHE,
adj. (Maol and A igneadh,) Stup id, dullof com prehension .
MAOL-BHA TH A ISE A CH,- EICHE , adj.
(Maol and Bathais, ) Bald i n th e fore a
head.
MAOLAN ,-A IN, - A N , s. m . (Maol,) A
dull person, a beacon .
MA OL A N A CH,-A ICH, s. m . (Maol , ) See
Maoileanach. A stake used in building
pens for cattle.MA OL CHA IR ,
-E ,- EAN, s. m . (Maol and
Car, ) Th e space between the eye - brows.
MAOL- C I—lE A N N A CH,
and Ceann , ) Blun t, shy, bashful .MAOL- CHLUA SA CH,
and Cluas,) Dul l of heari ng, som ewhatdeaf.
MAOL- CHIARAN,-A IN, s. m . (Maol
and C iaran ,) A forlorn p erson ; used as a
term of p i ty or reproach .
MAOL-DHEARG , AN, s. f.
MA OL-DHE A R CA G ,-A IG
, (Maoland Deare , ) A m ulberry.MA OL -DHE A R C ACH, A I CHE,MA OL -DHEA R C A G A CH, adj.
(Maol- dhearc ,) Aboundi ng i n m ulberri es.MAOL -FHA OBHA R A CH,
- A ICHE, adj.
(Maol and Faobhar,) Bl unt- edged.
MAOL-O ISIN N ,- E ,
- EAN, s. f. (Maoland O isinn , ) An obtuse or rounded angle .MAOL- O ISIN N E A CH, 4 21 0 11 13, adj.
(Maol -Oisinn ,) Hav i ng obtuse angles ;hav ing th e hair far back upon the forehead.
MAOL—R UA IN IDH, s. f (Maol and
R uaineach, ) A n icknam e for an idle fem ale fond ofp laces of am usem ent.MAOL-SN EIMHE AL A S, -A IS, s. m ;
MAO
(Maol - snéim heil,) Carelessness, indifferlence.
MAOL - SN EIMHE IL , 4 3, ad}. (Mao l andSnéim heil, ) Careless, i ndifferent.
MA OM, s. and See Maoim , s. and
Maoim , v .
MA OMA CH,c A ICHE
,adj. See Maoim each.
MA OMADH,
-A IDH, s. m . and p res. p art.
v .-Maom . See Maoim eadh.
MAOR,- o a , s. m . An offi cer of justice,
a bailiff, a catchpoll , m essenger ; i nferi oroffi cers in v arious capaci ties are so cal led.
‘
MA OR A CH,-Axc n , s. m . A general term
for all kinds of shel l fish.
M A OR A CH,
- A ICHE , adj. (Maorach, s. )Abounding i n shel l fish.
MA O R SA CHD, s. f. ind.
MA O R SA IN N E A CHD, (Maor, )Office of an under bai l iff or officer of justi ce ; th e duti es of such an offi ce.MA OSG A N A CH,
- A ICH, s. m . A n un
shap ely, large lum p .
MA O SG A N A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Maes
gemach , s. ) Shapeless, clum sy, aboundingin shapeless l um ps.M A OTH,
- A OITHE , adj. Soft, tender,delicate ; young, of tender age ; elfem i~
nate , of del icate consti tu tion soft, m oistened.
MA OTH,- A1DH, m m , a . and 72. See
M aothaich.
MA OTHA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Maath
,)Producing softness, soften ing ; tender ;that m oistens.
MA OTHA CHA DH,o A IDH, s. m . and
p res. part. Maothaich. Soften ing, act of
softening or sooth ing ; state of becom ingsoft or tender.M AOTHA CHD, s. f. ind. (Maoth,)Softness, tenderness, deli cacy ; gen tl eness,calm ness ; m oistness.
MA OTH A G ,LA IG ,
-A N , s.f. (BTao th, ) A
p rem ature egg a del icate young fem ale.MA OTHA ICH,
- IDH, M H a . and n .
(hIaoth, adj. ) Soften , m ake soft ; soften ,al lev iate ; m oisten ; becom e soft, .or lesshardened
,becom e del icate.
MA OTHA ICHTE , p ret. p art. Maoth
ai ch. So ften ed, becom e soft,m itigated,
al lev iated ; enerv ated.
MA OTHA L A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Maoth, )
Em oll ien t, so ften ing.MA OTHA L A CHD, s.f. ind.
.(Maoth
alach ,) Softness, deli cacy, tenderness.
MA OTHA N ,~ AIN, - A N , s. m . (M aoth,)
A twig, an osier ; a bud ; the chest or
breast ; any th ing c artilaginous or soft ; 8cowardly fellow.
MA O 392
MA OTHA N A CH, adj. (Maoth
ah , ) Abound ing i n twigs or osiei s ; ofor belonging to th e h um an ch est carti lsgimous.
M A OTHANA CHD, s.f. ind. (Mao than
ach,) G ristl i ness, l ikeness to gristle or
cartilage ; tenderness, softness ; cowardli
n ess.
MA OTHA R ,- AIRE, adj. (Manth , ) Ten
i ncli n ing to tenderness o r deli. cacy ; peaceful, gen tle, m i ld. . See Mothar.
MA OTH- BHL AS, -A 1 5, 5. m . (Mao th and
Blas,) A m ild . taste, a, pleasant taste or
flav our.MA OTH-BHL A SDA , adj. (Mao th and
Blasda,) Sweet'
tasted, p leasant to th etaste.
MA O TH- BHL A S‘
DA CHD, s. f. ind.
(Maoth- bhlasda,) Pleasantness of taste orflav our.
MA OTH-BHLATH,-A ,
- A N , s. m .
.MA OTH- BHLATHA N , } (Mao th and
Blath ,) A.
tender blossom .
MAOTH -BHLATH,-Am m , adi. (Mao th
and Blath, ) Lukewarm . See Meagh
bhlAth.
MA OTH- BHLATHAS, ~ A IS , s. m .
(Mao th- bhldth, ) Lukewarm ness. See‘
N eagh - bhlathas.
MAOTH-BHOS, - OIS, - AN , s. f. (Maoth
and Bos,) A soft or sm ooth palm of thehand.
‘MAUTH-BHOSACH,
bhos,) Hav ing soft or sm ooth palm s.
‘MA OTH-BHUIDHE , adj. (Mao th and
Buidhe, ) Softly or deli cately yellow.
MA OTH - CHLOIMH,- E , s. f. (Mao th
and C loim h, ) Soft down or wool .MA OTH-LU’S, - UIS , - A N , s. m . (Maoth
and L us, ) A tender herb.
MA OTH - LUSA CH,-A ICHE
, adj.
MA OTH u LUSR A CHh
'} (Mao th- lus, )Aboundi ng in soft or del i cate herbs.
MA OTHR A N,
-A IN , -A N , s. m . (Maoth
ar, ) A tender twig ; an i n fant, a suckl ing ; a l i ttl e boy or girl .
BIA OTHR A N A CH,
- AI CHE, adj. (Mao th
_ran,) Pueri l e, tender, of tender age ;i nfanti le.
lVl A OTH- R OSA CH,-A ICHE
, adj. (Maoth
and R 68,) Soft .and . delicate as a rose,
rosy.MA OTH-R OS
’
G ,- orso
,- A N
,s. m . (Maoth
and R osg, ) A tender . or . soft eye- lid ; a
tender or deli cate eye ; a m ild, languid; eye a languid look.
MAR
MA OTH- R O SG A OH,-Am n s,adj. (Maoth
rosg,) Hav i ng soft or tender eyel ids or
eyes, hav ing a m i ld, gentle or languidlook .
MA OTH- SHOIL ,-fJLA , - EAN , s.f. (Maoth
and Sui l, ) See Maoth-rosg.
MA OTH- SHfJILE A CH,-EICHE, , adj.
(Maoth- shui l , ) See Maoth-rosgach.
MA O'
rHs am LE A CHD, s. f. ind.
(Maoth- shuileach,) .Tenderness or softness of
leyes.
MAR , Eonj. A s, ev en as, l ike, l ike as,
‘
in
th e sam e m anner, i n that or th is m anner.
Mar tha,’
adv . Already. Mar so ,’
adv. I n this m anner. Mar sin,’
adv . In
that m anner. Mar sud,’adv. I n you
m anner, &c .
MARA G ,- A IG ,
-A N , s. f. A p uddi ng ; in
ridi cule, a fat, shapeless p erson .MA R A G A CH, T
A ICHE, adj. (Marag, ). Abounding in puddings or sausages ; l ike
a p uddi ng. at
M A R A ICH,- r:, m an, s. m . (Muir, s. )
A sai lor, a m ari ner.
MA R A IDHEA CHD, s. f. ind. (Mar
ai che,) Seam anship, busi ness of g
a m ari
ner.
MA R A ISTE , m an, s. f. See Mairiste.
M A R A ISTE A CH,- E icns , adj. (Maraiste)
See Mairiste'
ach.
MARAN,- A IN, - A N , s. m . See Man
ran .
MAHANAGH ,- A ICHE, adj. (Miriam )
See Mdnranach.
WA R - A N - CEUDN A , adv. Likewise, also,i n l ike m anner.
MA R A N N A,
MA R A N N A N , }p l. ofMun .
MA RAON, adv . (Mar, p rep . and Aon , )Together, i n concert ; lit. as one.
MA R A SCA L ,- A IL , - A N , s. m . (Madr
MA R ASG A L , } and Sgal, ) A m aster,regulator, an o verseer ; serv i tude.
MA R A SG L A CH,-A lcn n, adj. (Marasgal, )
Rul ing, beari ng rule.MA R A SG L A CHA DH ,
- A IDH, s. m . and
pres. part. Marasglaich. Rul ing , ac t of
rul ing or hearing sway ; an exerc isi ng ofm astery.
NIA R A SG L A CHD, s. f. ind. (hIaras
glaeh ,) A regulating, superi n tendi ng or
hearing rule ; th e office of a m arshal .
MA R A SG L A ICH,- IDH, MH v. a.
(Marasgal,) Superi n tend, regulate, rule.M A R BH ,
- A IRBHE , adj. Dead,' lifeless ;
l i fel ess, dull ; benum bed, torp id ; v ap id,
tasteless.
MAR 393
MA R BH,
‘- Am n , MH v . a . (Marbh, adj. )
K i ll, slay subdue,m orti fy.
MA RBH,
'
-A raBH, s. m . A dead person, th edead.
MA R EH,-A IRBHE ,
“
s. m . (Marbh, adj. )Sti ll ness, si len ce, repose ; a state of quietn ess, an absence of l ife or m otion .
MA R BHA CH,- A ICHE , adj.
M A R BHTA CH, Deadly, m ortal, destructive ; fierce, m urderous, ready to ki l l ;pert i n ki ll i ng orslaughteri ng.
MA RBHADA IR , 4 3,- EAN
, s. m . (Marbh
adh and Fear,) See Marbhaiche.
MA R BHA DH,-A IDH
,s. m . and pres. p art.
0 . lVIarbh. K i l l ing, act of kill i ng, slayingor slaugh teri ng ; slaugh ter m ort i fying, actof m ort i fying, subduing.
M A RBHA ICHE ,- E A N , s. m . (Marbh,)
A slayer, on e who ki lls.
MA RBHA ISG ,- s,
- EAN, s.f. See Marbh
phaisg.
MA RBHAL ACHD, s.f. ind. See Marbh
antachd.
MAREHAN,-A IN, ~ A N , s. m .
‘A deadbody.MA BEHA NA CH ,
- A 1CHE, adj. (Marbhan ,)L ike a dead body ; abounding i n deadbodi es.
MAREHAN-L E ABHA IR , s. m . (Marbhan and L eabhar, ) The m argi n of a bookor page.MA R BHA N TA ,
- A IN TE , adj. (Marbh,)Dul l , i nactiv e, not l i v ely.
NIA RBHA N TA CHD, ind. s. m . andf.
lVIA R BHA N TA S, -AIS , (Marbhau
ta,) Dulness, i nact iv i ty.
MAREH -DHE O CH,- A
,-AH, s. f.
(Marbh and Beech , ) A deadly draugh t or
drink , poison a d irge, funeral dirge.
MA R BH- DHR A O IDH,- E
,- EAN, s. m .
(Marbh and Drao idh,) A necrom ancer.
Id A R BH-DHR A O IDHE A CHD,
s. f.
ind. (Marbh-dhraoidh,) Necrom ancy.
MAREH-FHON N , m . (Marbh
and Fonn, ) A death song, dirge .
MAR-BH ITH,conj. Provin . See Mur
,
conj.
MAREH -PHA ISG ,-E ,
-E AN , s.fl (Marbh
and Paisg, ) A death shroud, grav e clothes ;general ly used as an im precation , lit. a
death - shroud upon thee !MA R BH-PHA ISG
,- IDH, MH v . a.
(Marbh and Paisg, ) C loth e wi th a shroud.
MARBH-RANN,-A IN N ,
-AH, s.m . (Marbh'
and Rann,) An elegy.
MAR EH-RANNA CH - A1CHE,E legiac
MA R Bll - SHRUTH,- A ,
-A N,s.m . (Marbh
MAR
and Sruth,) A sti l l stream ; the wake of ash ip .
MA R BH- SHRUTHA CH ,~ AICHE
, adj.Aboundi ng in sti ll
stream s.
MARC, - A IR C , -A N , A horse.
MA R CA CH ,-AICHE , s.m . (Marc, ) A rider.
MAR CA CHA DH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res.
MA R C A CHD, i part. v . Marcaich.
R iding, act or art of riding.MA R CA ICH,
- 1DH , MH v . a. and 11 .
R ide , sai l .MA R CA lCH,
- E , EAN, s. m . (Marc andFear, ) Provin. See Maresch .
MA R CA IR ,- E ,
- EA N , s. m . (Marc and
Fear,) Provin . See Marcaioh.
MA R CA IR E ACHD, s.f ind. (Marcair, }Provin . See Marcachd.
MARC-LANN,
- A IN N ,- A N , ,
s. 771 . (Marc
and Lann,) A stable.
MARC- SHLUA G H,-UA IG H, 3. p l. (Marc
and Sluagh, ) Horsem en, riders.MARG
,- A IR G
,and - A
,- AN , s.f.
“
A m erk,scottish coi n. Marg fearuinn ,
’ A portion
o fland.
Q
MA R G A DH,, Am n ,
- E AN , s. m . andf.
"
A
m arket ; abuyi ng or selli ng .
MA R G A IL ,- r:, adj. (Margadh, )
MAR G A DA IL Matketable, saleable.
MA R G A L A CHD , s. f. ind. (Margail,
Saleableness.MARLA, s.m . Marble, a
' certain ki nd ofclay.
MARLACH ,- A ICHE
,adj. (Marla, )A bound
i ng i n m arble.MA RMHUR,
- um ,
MA RMOR - OIR , }s. m . Marble. f.
MA RMOR A CH, q ueue , adj. (Marmor,)Aboundi ng in m arble, of m arble . LA
MA R R A ICHE ADH,—E
_IDH,
- EAN, s. m .
An iron or tim ber bol t, used to driv e ou t'
another.
MAR R I , prep . See Mai lle, Mai ll e ri.
MAR SADH ,-AIDH
,- S. m . A m arch or
MA R SA IL ,- E , i m arch i ng of troops.
MARSAN,
- A IN,
m . A m er
MA R SA N N ,-A IN N ,
chan t, one who
MA R SA N TA ,o A IN TE , deals i n wares.
M AR SA N N A CHD, 8. fl ind. (Marsan n
MA RSAN TA CHD, or Marsanta,) Mer
chandise, wares ; trade or busi n ess of a
m erchan t.MAR SO , adv . See Mar.
MAR SUD,adv. See l‘vlar.
MART,-A1a'
r, s. m . March , th e m on th ofMarch .
MART,
- AIR T, s. fi A cow.
MA R TA CH,-AICHE
,adj. (Mart,) Hav ing
m any cows ofcows.
3 D
MA S 394
MA RTA IR ,
'
-r,- EAN, s. m . A cripp le.
MA RT-BA IN N E .-A IRT - BHA IN N E , s. f.
-
(Mart and Baiune,) A m i lch cow.
MART- FHE OIL , atom , s. j: (Mart andFeui l , ) Beef.
MA R TR A CHA DH,
- A IDH, s. m . and
MA R TR ADH,i p res. part. v. Mar
traich . Lam i ng, act of m aki ng lam e or
-m aimi ng .
MA R TR A ICH,- m a , MM v . a.
'
(Mar
- tair. ) Lam e, m ake lam e,cripp l e, m aim .
MA RTHA ICHTE , p rel. p art. U. Mar
traich . Lam ed, cripp led, m aim ed. Provin .
MA ’S, conj. (‘Ma and Is, v. ) If. Ma
’
s é,’
I f i t be, i f i t be he or it, &c .
MAS, J u s,- A N , s. m . The hip or but tock ;
the bottom of a v essel, as of a cask.
BIAS,conj.
’
E re, before, that, lest. imp r. for
Mu’n Mun . See Mu.MASA CH ,
-A ICHE, adj. (Mas,) Hav inglarge buttocks or h ips ; of the h ips.MASA G , a m ,
-A N , s.f. A sm al l red berry.
MASA'
G A CH,adj. (Masag,)
Aboundi ng i n red berri es.
MASAN,- A 1 N , s. m . Delay, slowness, di la
tori ness.
MASANACH ,-A ICHE, adj. (Mariam ) Slow,
tedious, d i latory.
MA SA N A CHD, s. f. ind. (Masanach,)Slowness, tardi ness, habi t of di latori ness.
BIA SE A CH,adv. See lVIu seech .
MA SE A DH, conj. LMa and Seadb , ) I f so,i f i t be so ; then . See Ma ta.
MA SG ,- A IDH, MH v . a . (Measg, ) Com
p ound, m ix , i nfuse, steep , as m al t o r tea,BIA SG A DH,
- A 1DH , s. m . and p res. part. v .
Mesg. M ixing, act of m ixing, steep ing, in
fusi ng.MA SOTA , pref. part. v . Masg. M ixed, in
fused. See Measgta.
MA SG A IR ,- E
,- EAN, s. m . (Mesg and
Fear, ) One who steeps or i nfuses.
MA SG A N A CH,-A ICHE
,adj. (Masg, )
M i ngl ed, m ixed, con fused.
MA SG UL ,- UIL , s. m . Flattery, syco
MA SG ULL ,- UIL L, phanoy.
MA SG UL A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Masgul, )
Flatteri ng, sycophantic.
BIA SG UL A CHD, s.fl ind. (Masgulach,)Sc phancy, a habit of flattering, d isposi
t ion to flatter.
MA SG UL A ICHE ,o EA N , s. m . (Masgul
ach, ) A flatterer,'
sycophan t.
M A SLA CH,' A ICHE , adj. (Masladh. ) Dis
graceful, ignom i n ious, reproachful, sham eful slanderi ng, reproach ing.
MA SL A CHA DH,-A1DH, s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Maslaich. Reproach ing, act oi'
re
MEA
preach ing, d isgracing, degradi ng, m ocking,alfro n ting.
MA SL A DH,-A IDH,
- EAN,s. m . A reproach ,
d isgrace, sham e .MA SL A ICH ,
u lna, M E v . a . (Masladlu)Reproach , slander
,disgrace, affron t, de
grade.MA SL A ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . Maslaich.
Reproach ed, slandered, disgraced, affrontcd, degraded.
MA TA, adv. and conj. I t' so, th en , howev er.
nev ertheless ; adv . Real ly, truly, i ndeed.
MATAG ,- A IG ,
- A N,s.f. See Madag .
BIA TH,-A , adj. See Maith, adj.
MATH,- AITH, s. m . See Me i th , s.
MATH ,- A IDH, M H v . a. See Maith, v .
MA THA CH ADH,-A IDH , s. m . and p res.
part. v. Mathaieh. Manuri ng, act 0
m anuri ng land ; m anure, any th ing to en ~
ri ch land.
MATHADH ,- A IDH , s. m . and pres. part.
v . Math . Se e hiaitheadh.
MATHA ICH,- IDH, M H v . a. (Maith, adj.)
Manure land.MA T llA ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . Mathaich.
Manured.
MATHA IR ,- AR, -THR A ICE A N , s. j: A
m other ; th e dam o fa beast ; a cause, source.MATHA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Mathair, )The righ t of a m o ther.
MATHA IRE A L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Ma.
thair, ) Motherl i n ess, tenderness, ki ndness.
MATHA IR E IL, - E , adj. (Mathair, )MATHR A IL , M otherly, l ike a
m other, tender, kind.
MA THA N A S, - AIS, s. m . Provin. SeelVIaitheanas.
M ATHA S, A IS, s. m . See Maitheas.
MA THA SA CH,- AICHE, adj. (Mathas, )
See Maitheasach.
MA TH - GHAMHUIN ,-M HN A , - EAN, s.m .
(Magh and G am huinn, ) A bear.
MATHR A L A CHD, s. f. ind. See mathairealachd.
MATH- SHL O GH,-0 1G H,
-UA IG H ,S. m .
MATH - SHLUA G H, and call. (Maith
and Sluagh,) A m ul ti tude, congregat ion of
p eop le.MEAGAN,
-A 1 N ,- A N , s. m . A root, root of
a tree or p lan t, a bulb ; birth , extrac tion,nati v i ty ; a parsnip ; h ire, reward.
ME A CA N A CH,- A ICHE . adj. (Meacan,)
Aboundi ng in roots, hav i ng m an y or
strong roots ; l ike a root.MEA GAN—A - CHRUIDH, s. m . (Mea
can and C.
rodh, ) Cow- parsn ip .
MEAGAN -BUIDHE ,- A xN ,
-AN -BU1DHE,m
s. m . (Meacan and Buidhe, ) A carrot.
MEA 395
ME A C AN -DO G HA,-A IN ,
-AH
G reat com m on b urdock.
MEAGAN-DUBH, 4 113 11 15, s. m . (Mesoenand Dubh , ) Com frey.
MEA CA N - E ACH ,- A IN, - A N - EICH, s. m .
(Menean and Each;) Horse-radish .
MEAGAN- RAGUM-Ul SG E , s. m . W a
ter radish .
MEAGAN- RIG H,-A IN, -A N - R iG H, s. m .
(M ea can and R igh , ) Com m on parsn ip .
MEAG AN- R UADH,- AIN- R UA IDH,
- A N
BHABHA , s. m . (Meacan and R uadh,) Aradish .
MEAGAN—R O IBE , s. m . Sneezewort.
MEA G AN-SLEIBHE ,-A 1 N ,
-A N - SL 1§ IBHE ,
s. m . (M eaean and Sliabh,) G reat bastard
black hel l ebore.MEAGAN -TOBHA CH,
- AIN-TOBHA ICH,
~ A N ~ TOBHA CH, s. m . (Meacan and Tobh,)G reat com m on burdock, bur, or cloth
bur.
M E A CA N -UIL LE A N N ,- A 1N - U ILLE IN N ,
- A N - UIL LEA N N , s. m . E lec am pane .MEACHA IR , 7B, adj. (Meach , ) Soft, ten
der, deli cate, agreeable.
ME A CHA R A CHD, s. f ind. (Meachair,)Sweetness or delicacy of look .
ME A CHDA N N ,- A IN N ,
- A N , s. m . (Mea
can, ) A sm al l red, a twig.
ME A CHR A N ,-A IN, - A N , s. m . A h osp i
table o r kind p erson an oflicious p erso n .
M E A CHR A N A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Meach
ran, ) Ofiicious, m eddl ing ; ki nd hosp i tabl e,obl iging .
M E A CHR A N A CHD, s. f. ind. (Meach
ranach ,) (Mfi cio usness, a hab i t of m edd
l i ng ; ki ndness, hosp i tal i ty.
M E A CHA I N N ,- E , s. m . An abatem en t
M EA CHUIN N , } or deduction p ower,d iscre tionary power, or wi ll .
M E A CUIN N ,- E ,
- EAN, s. m . Provin . See
Meacan .
MEAD ,3. m . ind. See Mend.
MEAD A ICH,- IDH, m m , v . a. See Meu
daie‘n.
M E ADA R ,- Am
,- A N and -DR A ICHEA N , s. m .
A sm all pai l, or circular wooden v essel .
MBADA R , warren , s. m . Metre,ME ADA R A CHD, ind } v erse.
M EA DA R A N ,-A IN, -A N , s. m . dim . of
Meadar. A li ttl e c ircular wooden d ish .
ME ADH ,-A
,s. f. See M eidh.
MEA DHA ICH,- IDH, MH v. a. (Meadh,)
Weigh , balance.
ME ADHA IL ,-EAN , s.f. M irth , joy.
ME ADHA IR ,- E ,
- EAN, s.f. See IVIeagh
air.
ME ADHR A CHA DH,-AIDH,
s. m . and
MEA
p res. part. v. Meadhraich. See Medrachadh.
ME A DHR A ICH, d i m, m m , v . n. See
Medraich ,
MEA DHO N ,- OIN, - AH, s. m . The m iddle,
cen tre, m idst ; the waist ; a m ean or
m eans.
ME A DHON A CH,-A ICHE , adj. (Meadh
an,) Interm ediate, in the centre ; indifferent, m iddling
'
to lerable.
MEA DHO N - LA,
“
7s. m . (Meadhon
ME A DHON - L ATHA, Sand or L a
tha,) IVIid- day, noon .
ME ADHO N (Meadhon
and O idhcb e, ) lVIidn ight.ME ADHR A CH,
- A ICHE , adj. (Meadh
radh , ) G lad, joyful ; festi v e, hosp i table ;cheerful , p leasan t, l iv el y.
ME ADHR A CHA S, - AIS,s. m . (Meadh
rach, ) G ladness, joyful ness, cheerfulness.
ME ADHR ADH,- A IDH ,
- EAN, s. m . A.
dece iv ing, decep t ion, an al luring ; gladness,
N Y
MEA G , i n} , or - fiIG , s. m . Whey. SeeMedg.
MRA G A CH,-Axcnn, adj. See
lVIeGgach.
MEA G HA L , A IL, s. m . The barking of adog the m ewi ng of a cat ; an alarm .
NIEA G HA IR ,- E , adj. See M iaghair.
ME A GHA L A ICH,- E , s. f. (Meaghal,) A
continued barki ng.M E A G HA R, q u a, s. m . Sport, m irth,festiv i ty ; sp eech , talk m em ory, the m e
m ory.
ME A GH- BHLATH,-AITHE,adj. (Meagh
and Blath ,) Lukewarm .
ME A G HL A CH ,-A ICHE, adj. (Meaghal,)
barking, m owing ; alarm i ng.ME A G HL A CHD. s.fl ind. (Meaghlach, )An alarm , giving of an alarm a barking.
ME A G HR A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Meaghar, )
See b’Ieagharach and Meadhrach .
M E A G HRADH,- A IDH , s. m . (Meaghar, )
G ladness, sport, festiv i ty.
MEAL ,- A IDH, M H ~
, v . a. Possess, enjoy.
ME A L A CH,
i
- A I CHE, adj. (M i l, ) Honeyed,abounding i n honey ; of, or l ike honey.
MEALA G ,- A IG ,
-A N , s.f. See Mealg.
ME A L A G A CH,- A ICI-IE, adj. (Mealag,)
'
See Mealgach.
ME A L AMA N , 3. p l. (M il ,) Sweetm eats.
ME A LA DH,-A I
‘
DH, s. m . and p res. p art.
v . Meal . See Mealtuinn.
ME ALA SG - A ISG ,- A N
,s. Flattery, fawn
ing ; great rejoi cing.
ME A L A SG A CH,- A 1CHE , adj. (Mealasg,)
Fawning, flattering rejoicing greatly.
MEA
ME AL BHA G ,m a, m m ,
“
s. f A com
o
Mi
i‘IAPIi’
BHA G A CH, q u eue , adj. (Meal
bhag , ) Abounding i n corn popp ies.
MEAL -BHUCA N ,~ A IN, 3l A m elon .
ME A LBHUCA C H,- A ICHE , adj.
ME A LBHUCA N A CH, i (Meal-bhucan ,)Aboundi ng i n m elons.
ME A L G ,- A ,
-A H, s.f. The m i l t of fish.
ME A L G A CH,-AICHE
,adj. (Mealg,) Hav
i ng m uch m i l t (of fishes. )MEA L L ,
‘
—lLL , and - A N , s. m . A lum p ,
sm al l m ass of any m atter ; a heap as of
earth , a m ound a knob a boss ; a bunch ,
cluster a hi l l or em i nence.
lilE AL L ,-A IDH , m p , v . a. Decei v e, be
gui le, defraud, cheat, en tice ; d isappoi n t .
M EA L L A CH,- A I CHE, adj. (Meall, )
Aboundi ng in lum p s, heaps or clusters ;h i lly
, abounding i n h il ls or em i nences ;lum p ish , roundish .
ME ALL ADH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res.
part. v . Meall. Decei v i ng, ac t of de
c eiv ing, cheating, begui l ing, en ticing, dis
appoin ting ; an al lurem en t, dece i t, de
lusion.
DIEA L L A N -A 1N ,-A N , s. m . dint. of Mesil .
A li ttle lum p, knob, heap, cluster a knoll,l i ttle h i ll .
ME AL L A N A CH ,-A ICHE, adj. (Meallan,)
Abounding in sm al l l um ps, heaps, knobs or
clusters ; also in h i llocks or em i nences of,or l ike hai l .
ME A LLA N - TA CHA I S, -AIN-THA CHA IS,
s. m . (Iileallan and Tachas,) A ch i l
blain .
ME A LL - SHUIL ,- i1LA , -EAN, s. f. (Meall,
s. or v. and Shi l,) A round full eye ; a
winning or al luri ng eye.ME A L L- SHUIL E A CH,
- EICHE, adj.
(Meall- shuil,) Hav i ng round full eyes ;hav ing winning or allu ri ng eyes.
ME A L LTA , adj. and p ret. p art. v . Meall.
Deceitl’
ul, fraudulen t, false ; dece ived,cheated, begui led.
MEA L LTA CH,-A rcrm ,
’
adj. (Meall, v . )Fraudulen t, decei tful, false, deceiv i ng.
BIE A L LTA CHD, s. f. ind. (Mealltach,)Decei tfulness, imposi tion, fraud.
ME A L LTA IR,
‘
- E ,- EAN, s. m . (Meall, v .
and Fear,) A deceiv er, a cheat, swindler,fraudulen t p erson .
ME A L LTA IR E A CHD,
'
.s f. ind. (Meall
tair,) Fraudulence, dece i tfuln‘ess ; a habi t
of. decei v i ng or cheating .
BIE A LTUIN N, s. m . and pres. p art. v .
Meal . Enjoying, ac t of enjoyi ng, possessm g.
5396 MEA
ME AMAN A CH,
- A ICHE, adj. See Meam
nach and Meanmnach.
ME AMBR A N A , s. p l. Parchm en ts.
BIEA IVIHA IR ,- E
,- EAN, s. fi IMem ory, re
m em bran ce ; th e facul ty of m em ory.ME AMHA IR ,
- 1Drr, MH v . a . SeeMeam h
rai ch .
ME AMHR A CH,- A ICHE
,adj. (Meam hair,)
Hav i ng a good m em ory, m i ndful .ME AMHR A CHA DH,
- A IDH, s. m . and
p res. p art. v . Meam hraich. See Meorach“
adh.
ME AMHR A ICH,- IDH
,M H v . a. (lVIeam h
“
air,) Call to rem em brance, recol lect , con
sider.
MEAMN A,
-A IDH, s m . Courage,M EAMN A DH, m agnan im i ty, sp iri t,M E A N MN A, pride, m ettle ; Bold
M E A N MN A DH, ness,brav ery,strength
joy, gladness ; will , desire ; desire, wan
tonness ; im agination .
MEAMN A CH,
qu eue , adj. (Meanm
ME A NMN A CH, }nadh or Meam nadh,)Courageous, m agnan im ous, h igh - sp iri ted,
proud ; bold, brav e, strong ; joyful , glad ;wanton ; prancing, high - sp iri ted,MEA MN A CHD , s. m . ind. (E
’l eamME A N MN A CHD, nach . See Meam
nadh .
MEAN,- A , adj. Li ttl e, sm al l , m inute.
ME A N A D,-A ID , s. f. (Mean , ) Sm al lness,
m i nuteness ; degree of smal lness.
ME A N A N ,- A IN, - A N , s. m . A yawn .
M EA N A N,
- A IN,
-A N , s. m . ( Mean ,) Sawdust dung of sheep , goats or deer.
ME A N A N A CH,-A ICHE , adj. (Meanau,)
A boundi ng in or l ike saw- dust ; o i, or re
sem bl ing the dung of sheep, goats or deer.
MEA N A N A CH,-A I CHE, adj. (Méanan ,)
Yawn ing, gi v en to yawning .
MEA N A N A ICH, 4 3, s. f. A yawning.
ME A N A N A CH,- AICH, s. m . (Mean , ) A
m an ikin, a dwarfish p erson .
MEANEH,-A , adj. (Mean, ) L i t tle, sm al l,
d im i nutiv e .MEANEH - BHITH,
4 2, m an, s . m .
(Meanbh and Bi th , ) An an im alculeMEANEH - CHR ODH , m u m, 3. p l.
(Meanbh and Crodh,) L iterally, sm allcattle, Sheep or goats.
MEANE H- CHUIL E A G ,- EIG, -A N , s. f.
(Meanbh and C uileag,) A m idge or gnat .
MEANEH - CHUILE A G A CH,- A lCH E ,
adj. (Meanbh- chuileag,) Abounding i nm idges or gnats.
MEANEH- CHU IS,
- E ,- EAN, s. f.
(Meanbh and Cuis, ) A trifling m atter ;parsim ony , stingi ness.
MEA 398
acbd_
and C unntadh,) A m iscoun ti ng,m iscalculation .
MEA R-DHA N,- A , adj. (Nlear and Dam )
Fool - hardy.MEAR-DHA N A CHD, ind. s. m . and/Z
BIE A R -DHA N A DA S, - A IS, (Mear
dhan , ) Fool- hardi ness.ME A R G A N TA ,
-A1NTE, adj. (Mear,)B1 isk, l i vely, Sporti v e.
MEA R G A N TA CHD s. f. ind. (Mearganta, ) Briskness, l ivel in ess, sporti v eness.
MEAR- G HRADH,- A 1DL , (Meat
and G radh,) Fondness, excess of lov e.MEAR- G HRADHA CH,
- A ICHE, adj.
(Mear-ghradh, ) Fond, am orous”MEAR LA CH,
-A ICH§ s. m . Pr ovin . See “
Méirleach.
ME A R SUIN N ,-E , s. f. Strength , con
stitution.
BIE A R SUIN N EA CH - EICHE, adj. (Mear
suinn , ) Hardy, strong.ME A R SA DH
,- A IDH, s. m . March ing,
MEA R SA IL ,- E , act of m arch
ing.
MEAS, - A,
- A N,s. m Frui t ; an acorn .
MEAS,s. m . ind. Respect, regard, esteem ;
reputation, fam e ; op i n i on , judgm ent ; av al uing, estim at e ; conce i t, fancy ; act ofv al uing or appraising.MEAS , - A IDH , MH v . a . and n . Consider,think, judge, suppose ; attribute, im p ute ;v alue, app raise ; esteem , regard, res
p ect.
MEASA , adj. cofitp . of O lo. See M insa.
ME A SA CH,-A ICHE , adj. (Meas, Frui t
ful, abound ing in frui ts.
ME A SA DA IR ,- E ,
- EAN, s. m . (Measadh
and Fear,) An appraiser, val uator.
IVIE A SA DA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Measadair,) The business of appraisi ng or
v al ui ng.
ME A SA D,Ju n, s. 771 . See Miosad.
hlE A SA DH,-A IDH, s. m . and p res. part.
v . BIeas. Considering, ac t of cons idering,th inking
,reckon ing, judging, v alu ing.
MEA SA (L ,- E , adj. (Meas, ) Respectable,
worthy ; esteem ed, resp ected, v al ued.
ME A SA L A CHD,s. f. ind. (Measail, )
Respectabi l i ty, m erit, dign i ty ; state ofbei ng respected.
ME A SA N ,-A IN, s. 3m . (Meas, s. ) A lap
dog ; a p ert or forward person, a puppy.ME A SA N A CH,
-AICHE, adj. (Measan,)Puppyish , forward, pert.
ME A SA N A CHD, s. f. ind. (Measanach,)Forward or petulant conduct.ME A SARA, MME A SA R DHA ,
adj. See easarra.
MEA
ME A SAR A CHD, s. f. ind.
See Measarrachd.
ME A SA R R A , adj. Tem perate, sober, m o
derate,reasonable .
(Bleasaria, )Tem perance, sob
-
n ety, m oderation .
IVIE A S- CHU,- 0 1 N , s.
'm . (Bless and C 11 )See IVIeasan .
ML A S- CHUIL E A N ,- EIN, - A N , s. m .
(Meas and C uilean ,) A young lap ~ dog.ME A SG , prep . i. e. A m m easg.
’ Am ong ,am idst.ME A SG ,
- A IDH , MH v . a. Blingle, m ix;
stir.
ME A SG A CHA DH,- A IDH, s. m . and
‘
p res. ,p art. Measgaich. See Bleasgadh.
BIE A SG A DH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res. p art.
Measg. M ixi ng, act of m ixing or.
m ingl ing .
ME A SG A ICH,-IDH, MH v . a. See
Measg, v .
ME A SG A ICHTE , p ret. part. v. Measgai ch . See Measgta.
ME A SG A N ,- AIN, - AH, s. m . (Measg,)
A dish used to h old butter.
MEAS G'
HO RT,- ow'
r ,- A N ,
s. m . (Meas,s. and G ort, ) A fruit garden .
ME A SG N A CHADH,~ A IDH, s. m . and
’
ME A SG N A DH, p res. p art.
RIeasgnaich. See Bleasgadh.
ME A SG N A ICH, 4 0 3 , MH v . a. See
Measg.
ME A SG N A ICHTE , pret. part. v . Mcas-f
gnalch. See Measgta.
ME A SG TA , p ret. p art. v . Measg. M ixed,m ingled .
ME A SR A CHADH,- A IDH , s. m . and .
pres. part. 1) Measraich. Thinking, act of ‘
th inking , judgi ng, supp os ing ; though t, design ; ac t of renderi ng tem perate o r m o
derate, state of becom i ng m oderate.
ME A SR A ICH ,- IDH , M H v . a . and n .
(Meas and Measarra, ) Thi nk, judge, sup:p ose ; tem per, m ake tem p erate, sober, m o
derate ; becom e sober or m oderate.
ME A SR A l CHTE , p ret. p art. v . Meas
raieh. Tem pered, sobered, becom e tem
p erate.MEAT
,- A
,adj. Feeble, soft, cowardly,
fai n t- h earted.
ME ATA CH,- A ICHE , adj. See Meat .
ME A TA CHADH,- A IDH , s. m . and p res.
‘
p art. Bl eataich E nfeebl ing, ac t ofenfeebl ing
, debilitatm g or terri fying ; stateof becom ing weak, fai n t , soft, or cowardly.
ME ATA CHD ,s.f. ind. (Meat, ) Coward
i ce, tim idi ty, feebleness .
ME ATA ICH ,- 1na , m m ,
a. and n .
MEA 399
Enfeeble,terri fy, . m ake feeble ; becom e
feebl e,weak, or fearful.
ME A TA G ,- A IG
,é A N , s. f See M iotag.
ME ATA G A CH, 4 1 10 11 13, adj. (Meatag, )See Miotagach.
MEATH,-A, s. m . A decay
,fai l i ng, fading .
BIE A TH,-A
,adj. (Meath, s. ) See Meat.
MEATH, 4 11 1311 , M H v . a . and n . Mov ewi th p i ty, affect ; discourage, dishearten,m ake tim id ; decay, wi ther, fade ; becom eweak or tim id.
MEA THA CH ,- A ICHE , adj. (Meath , v . )
Affecti ng, causi ng p i ty ; discouraging, dishearten ing ; decaying, p erishable.M E ATHA CH,
-A ICH, s. m . A weakly,efl
'
em inate o'
r disheartened person .
ME A THA CHADH,-A IDH, s. m . andpres.
part. v. Meathaich. Affecting, ac t of m o v ‘
ing, as with fi ts. See NIeathadh.
M EA THA CHA N ,- A IN , s. m . (Meathach, )
A cowardly person.ME ATHA DH,
- A IDH, s. m . and p res. part.
v . Meath . A 11 affecting, a causi ng of p i ty ;a d iscouraging, ac t of discouraging ; stateo f becom ing tim id or weak, state of wi thering or decaying.MEA THA ICH,
'
- IDH, MH v . a. and 72 .
See BIeath.
MEA THA ICHTE, p ret. part. v . ll'Ieath
ai ch . A fiected, softened, m ov ed wi th p i ty ;discouraged, d ish eartened ; withered, decayed becom e weak or tim id.
MEATH - CHA LTUIN N , s. m . (Meath,adj. and Caltuinn, ) Southern -woodMEATH- CHR IDHE ,
- E A CHA N , s. m . and
j} (Meath and C ridhe,) Fai n tness of heart,cowardi ce .
ME A TPl- CHR IDHE A CH,-EICHE, adj.
(Meath and Cridhe,) Faim - hearted, cowardly.
MEATH- CHR IDHE A CHD, s..fi ind.
(Meath and Cridhe,) See Meath - chridhe.
MEATH- CHR ITH,- E ; s.f. (Meath andCri th ,) A trem bl ing from fear or coward
ice.MEATH - G H'AIR E ,
- EAN, s. f. (Meathand Gaire, ) A sm i le.MEATH- ION N SUIDH,
-E ,- EAN
, s.f. A
feeble attem p t or attack .
ME A THL A CHADH,- A IDH , s. m . and
p res. p art. Bleathlaich. See Meathadh.
BIE A THL A ICH ,- 1 1) H , MH a. and 11 .
See Meath and bleathaich, v .
ME A THLA ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . Meathlaich . See Meathaichte.
MEATH-O IDHE IR P, - EAN, s. f.
(Meath and O idheirp , ) A feeble attem p t.MEATH-OIDHE lRPE A CH,
-E lc ns ,adj.
ME I
(Meath - oidheirp ,) Making afai n t attem pti rresolute .
MEATH - SHGIL ,-0LA , -EAN, s.f. (Meath
and Shi l,) A blear eye .MEATH-SHUIL E A CH, q ueue, adj.
’
(Meath - shu i l,) Blear-eyed.
MEATH -THIN N E A S, - E IS,
- AH,s. m .
consum p tion,
adj.Indifferen t, hav i ng bu t
BIE A TH -THO G R A DH,-A
'IDH,
~ EAN ,s. m . (Bl eath and Togradh,) A fai n t in.
clination or desire.ME ICE IN N ,
- E ,-EAN, s. m . See Meesen .
ME IDH,
- E ,- EAN, s. f. A balance, a beam
ME IG H , } for weigh ing.ME IDH ,
- 1nH, MH v . a. and n . Provin .
See Meath .
ME IDH EACH,-m cn , s. m . A stal l i on .
ME IDHE A CH ,- EICHE, adj. (Meidh,) Of,
or belongi ng to beam s or balances.
MEIDHE A CH,
‘
- EICHE, adj. M i ld, m eek,tender. Provin . See Meatha ch.
ME IDHE A CHA DH,- A IDH, s. m . and
p res. part. v . BIeidhich. ‘Veighing, act ofweighi ng.
ME IDHE ADA IR ,-E ,
- EAN, s. m . (Meidh
and Fear,) One who weighs a steel -yard,i nstrum ent for weigh ing.
ME IDHICH,- 1nn , M H a. (Meidh,)
Weigh , weigh wi th scales or balances.ME IDHICHTE , p ret. p art. v. IMe
'
idhichJ
Weighed, balanced.
ME IDHIN N E A N’
, s. pl. Th e hip -joi n ts.MBID IL,
- E,
- EAN , s.f. A m edlar- tree.ME IDILEA CH
,n E ICHE , adj. (Meidil, )
O f,or aboundi ng i n m edlars.
MEl G ,- E ,
- EAN, s.f. Provin . See Meidhin
nean .
ME IG E AD,- EID, -A N , s. m . T he cry ofa
goat or kid.
ME IG E A DA ICH, 4 3, s.f. (Meigead,) Ableating, conti nued bleat ing of a goat orkid.
ME l G E A L L A ICH,
-E , s. f and pres.
p art. v . M eigeall. See Meigeadaich.
ME IG E A L L ,- A IDH, MH v. Bleat as a
goat or kid.
ME IG H ,- E ,
~ EAN,s.f. See Meidh.
ME IG HE A CH,- EICHE, adj. See BIeidh
each .
ME IGHICH,- IDH, MH v . a. See Meidh
MEIG HL ICH,-E , s.f. See Méilich, s.
MEIL, —IDH, MH s.f. Bleat as a sheep or
lam b.
ME I 400
MEIL,- E ,
- EAN,s.fl The bleat of a sh eep
o r lam b.ME IL,
- IDH, mm , v . a. G rind,as corn , pul
v erise.
ME ILBHE A G ,- EIG, A corn
POW ) “
ME ILBHE AG A CH,'
-A ICHE, adj. (Mei !bheag,) Ab
ME ILDE A
wh ich a quern or hand-m i ll is turned ; a
quern or_
hand-m i ll .ME IL E A CHADH,
- A IDH, s. m . and p res.
part. v . lVIeilich. A fai n ti ng wi th cold.
ME ILE ADH,~ E IDH
,s. m . and p res. p art.
v. Mei l . G ri nding, act of gri nding, as of
MEIL ICH, s. f. ind. and p res. p art.
Méil. Bleatingwct of bleati ng, as a sh eepor
‘
lam b .
ME IL ICH,- 1DH, MH v . a. and n . Ch i ll ,
fai n t from cold, becom e ch i ll.
ME IL IG E A G ,- A N , s.fl The h usk of
p ease, or of any l egum i nous v egetable.
ME IL IG E A G A CH,
- A ICHE, adj. (M eil igesg, ) Hav i ng husks or pods.MEILL,
- E ,- EAN, s. f. A cheek ; a m i ll
clapp er ; a blubber- lip .
MEIL L E A CH,-m cn n, adj. (Mei l l ,) Hav
ing large or swollen cheeks ; blubber- lip
MEILL E A G ,—EIG, - AH, s. f. The outer
rind of bark .
MEIL L E A G A CH ,-A ICHE , adj. (Meilleag,)
Hav i ng large l ips.
ME IL LE A R ,- 1 a, m . (M éill ' and
Fear,) A th ick- l ipp ed person .
ME IL L E - CHA RTA N ,- A IN
, s. f. Ani tch ing in the sole. of the foot
, a ch ilblai n .
ME IL L ICE A CH, q ueu e, adj. See DIeilligeach .
ME IL L ICE A N ,
}- E 1 N ,
- A N , s. m . (M ei l l ,)ME IL L ICE IR , A blubber- l ipped person, one wi th pouti ng l ips.
BIE ILTE , pret. p art. lVIeiI. G round, as
gram .
ME ILTE AR ,- 1a, m . (Mei l and
Fear,) A gri nder, a m i ller.
ME ILTIR ,-TR EA CH, 4 11 10 11 1511 11, 8. f.
(Mei l, v . ) See Meildreach.
ME ILTR E A CH,- EICHE, adj. Sm ooth ,
lev el, p lai n .
ME lN ,- 1s, s. f Ore, a m i ne, a v ei n of
MEIN N , l m etal .MEIN,
-a, s. f. M i nd, desire, i ncl i naME IN N , tion , disposi tion, whether goodor bad love ; discretion ; c lem ency.
ME I
ME IN E A BHA G ,- A IG , s.f. (M om
ME IN E A BHA G A ICH,-E , i and Beag,)
A fondl i ng or caressi ng.M E IN E ABHA G A CH,
-A I CHE, adj.
(BIeineabhagJ Fondl i ng, caressi ng, giv ento fondl i ng.
MEIN E A CH,
4 210 11 12 , and -E ,
NIEIN E IL ,_Aboundi ng in ors . or
m i nes ; substantial , sappy ; ,
fl'
exible, duc
ti l e .
MEIN E A L A CHD, s. (Me 1neil, )G oodness of disposi ti on , am iableness ;ki ndness ; discretion ; tractabil i ty ; flexibil l ty, ducti li ty, as
“
of m e tal.MEIN E A R ,
- m e, adj. (Melun , ) See
liléineil and BIéin .
ME INM IN ,- E , s. f See Meam na and
Bl eanm a.
ME IN ME A CH,- EICHE, adj. See Mesm
nach and NIeanm nach.
MEIN N ,-a
,s.f. See Mem each
MEIN N E A CH, 4 2 10 11 113, adj. See Mai neach .
ME IN N E IL ,-r:
,adj. See Melnsi l .
MEIN N E A CHD, s.f. ind.
Méinneadaireachd.
MEIN N E A DA IR ,- E ,
-m x, s. m . (Meinuand Fear, ) A m i n er, a m i neralogist.MEIN N E A DA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind.
M i neralogy, busi ness of a m i ner or m i neralogist.
ME IRBH,- E , adj. Slender, sl im , del icate,
sl igh t si lly, feeble, sp iri tless.
ME IR BH ,- 1nn , M H v . and n . D igest,
concoct i n the stom ach .
NIE IR BHE , s. f. ind. (Meirbh, ) Slender»
n ess, del i cacy of form si ll i ness,feebleness.
BIE IR BHE AD ,- FID, s.f. (lVIeirbh) Slen-
g
derness, degree of slenderness ;'
silliness,
degree of si l l i n ess or feebleness.
ME IR BHE ADH,- E IDH, s. m . and pres:
part. v . Meirbh. D igesti ng, process of digesti on .
ME IR E A N ,- EIN, 4 1, s.fl (Mean,) Mad
ness.
lil E IR E AN - N AM -MAGH, s. m . Agr i'
m ony;ME IR G , s. f. ind. Provin. for Mairg.
ME IR G ,-E , s.f. Rust.
ME IR G ,a xi m , MH v . a . and n . (Meirg, s. )
Rust , becom e rusty cause to rust.'
ME IR G E A CH ,—EICH E
,adj. (Meirg,)
Rusty, cov ered wi th rust.R G E A CHADH, s. m . and pres.
B'IE IR G E A DH, p art. v . BIeirg or
Meirgich. A rusti ng, state of becom i ngrusty act of causi ng to rust.ME IR G HE
,- EAN, s.f . A banner, stand :
ard a band troop , com pany.
ME IR G HEA CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (Meirghe, )Hav ing
’bannérs or flags ; in com pan ies ortroops.ME IR G ICH,
- IDH, MH v . n .
G row rusty. See Meirg'
, v .
ME IR G ICHTE , pret. part. Meirg or
ME IR G TE , i Meirgich. Rusted,cov ered with rust.
ME IR G N E A CH,Lu cas, adj. (Meirg,)
'See Meirgeach.
ME IR G N E A CHADH,~ A IDH , s. m . and
p res. part. v .
'Meirgnich. See Meirgeadh.
ME IR G N ICHL—IDH, Mm, v .
.
a. and n .
(Meirg,) See Meirg and Meirgich.
ME IR G N ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . BTeirgn ich . See Meirgichte.
MEIKLE , s.f. ind. Theft,thievm g, act or
habi t of steal ing ; th e th i ng stolen .
ME IR LE A CH, 4 0 11 , s. m . (Meirle,) Athief.
MEIR LE A CHA S, s. m . Theft. See
MEIR LE A CHD, s.f. i Meirle.
MEIR N E A L ,-m ,
- A N , s. m . A kind of
hawk.
ME ISD, ME ISDE , adj. comp . of Olc . See
M ied and ll’Iiosda.
ME ITE A L ,- EIL, s. m . Metal m e ttle,
hardness, strength of body or m ind courage.
ME ITE A LTA CH ,- A ICHE , adj. (Meiteal,)
Me tal l i c ; m ettled, hardy, sp i ri ted, enduri ng, strong.
ME ITH,- 1nH , MHw
, v . afand 71 . SeeM eath .
MEITH,- E , adj. Fat, greasy, oil y ; fat, cor
pulent ; sappy, ri ch , as soil.
MEITHE A L A CH,- AICH, s. m . (Mei th
ei l, ) A fatlingfnursling.
f. ind. (Me 1 thei l, ) Oil iness,
MEITHE A CHD ,fatness, corpn
~ l en ey, sapp iness, ri ch ness, as of soil.MEI
'
I‘
HE IL , See‘
Méith.
ME ITHL ICH ,- IDH , ME 13. a. and 11 . See
M eath and Meilich.
MEO-BHLATH ,-AITHE, adj. Provin . for
,lVIeagh-Bhlath.
MEOG ,- E61G , and 3. m . Whey.
ME OG A CH,-A I CHE and - E , adj. (Medg,)
ME OG A IL ,Ofwhey, l ike whey.
ME O G HA IL ,-E , s.f. M irth , joy, joll i ty.
ME OG HA IR , - E , s. f. Mem ory. See
Meom hair.
ME O G HR A CH ,-A ICHE, adj. See Meadh
'
rach .
ME OMHA IR ,- E ,
«EA R , s. fl The m e
m ory .
air,) hav ing a good m em ory.
MEU
ME OMHA IR E A CHA DH, m m , s. m .
and p res. part. v . Medm hralch. See Meo
rachadh.
ME OMHA IR ICH,- 1DH, MH v . a. and
ME OMHR A ICHp11 . See Meéraich.
ME OMHR A CHA N ,-A 1 N , -A N , s. m .
(Meom hair,) A
MEUB , s. m . ind. ( i. e. Md-ad,) G reatness,.
degree of greatness, si ze, bulk ; degree,m easm e, exten t ; call. as m any as.
MEUDA CHADH,-axn 11 , and p res.
p art. v. Meudaicli. 1 nc 1 casing, act ofi ncreasing, enlarging , m aki ng la1 ge1”
, stateof becom i ng la1 ge1 0 1 greater ; ,nu ease.MEUDA CHD, s. f ind. (Meud, ) Bulk,size, m agni tude ,
statu1 e ; 1nc 1 case.ME UDA ICH,
- 1nH, MH v . a . and 11 .
(Meud,) Increase, m ul tip ly, cause to iacrease, enlarge ; becom e larger; abound.
MEUDA ICHTE , p ret. part. v . Meudaich.
Increased, augm ented, enlarged.
MEUB BHR ON N , s. f (Mend and
B1 0 i nn, ) The dropsy.MEUR ,
4 36m ,- EAN, s. 711. and/Z A finger ; a
toe ; a branch or bough ; a branch as o f
a fam i ly, ki ndred hr clan ; a branch of ari ver ; a prong.MEUR A CH ,
- A ICHE, adj. (Meur,) Fingercd ; brancby ; pronged.
ME UR A CHA DH,—A IDH, s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Meuraich, Act of fingeri ng, gi ow-r
i ng i n to branches, pu tti ng forth of branches.ME UR A G ,
-A IG ,-A N , s. fl dim . of Meur.
A sm al l finger ; a sm al l clew or bal l,
of
yarn , a tuft of wool . Provin.
MEUR A G A CH,
- A ICHE, adj. (Meurag, )Aboundi ng
.
i n sm al l clews, or t ufts ofwool .
MEUR A G A N,-A 1N ,
- A N , s. m . (Meur,) Ath im ble ; a fingeri ng or handl ing.
MEUR A ICH , 4 11 11 , MH v . a . (Meur,)Handle, finger.
ME URA ICHTE , pret. part. v . Meuraich.
Fingered, handled.
MEUBAN,- A 1N ,
- A N , s. m . (Meur, ) Ath im ble, a l i ttle bl an ch .
MEUBAN NAN C A IL LE A C IL
MAREH, s. m . (Mem an, Cai l leach and
Marbh,) Fox-glov e.3 E
MEU.
402
ME‘
URA N A CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , ad}. (Meuran, )Of, or belonging to th im bles.
MEUBANDA, 4 11 111311, adj. Weakly, del icate, tender.
MEUR'
AN DA CHD, sxf. ind. M‘
euranda,)'Weakl iness, del icateness, tenderness.
down .
: to ivhich i t is p refixed ; equivalen t to theEnglishin, 3m , as
1 C iall,’ reason, prudence.
Mi- chisll,’ Folly.
MI, pers. pron . ind. I, m e : em ph. Misc.
M IAEHAIL, 713, adj. SeeM i-bhaigheil.
M IA BHA L A CHD, ind.
}SeeMi
MIA BHA L A S, -A IS, s. m . andf. bhaigh.
ealachd.
M IA D, s. m'
. Provin. See Mend.
MIADA ICH,- 1DH, MH v .a. and n. Provin.
See Meudaich.
M IABAN,-A IN ,
-A N , s. m . A m eadow,
‘
a
p lai n, grassy p lai n .M IADA N A CH,
. A IQHE , adj. (Miadan,)Abounding in m eadows or grassy plai ns.
MIADA R ,- AIR, -A N
,s. 711 . See Miadan .
M[A D -FHEUR, 4 161 11 , 3. m . (Miadan
and Fear,) Abounding i n m eadow grass,grassy.M l-ADH, 5. m . (Mi, prep . andAdh,)Bad fortune, bad lufik ; a m isfortune, nu
lucky ev en t.MIADH, s. m . ind. Honour, esteem ,
respect.M IADHA CH,
- AICHE, adj. (Miadh,)M IA GHA CH, } Precious.
M I-ADHA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (M i-adh,)
Unfortunate, unlucky .
M IA DHA IL ,-E , adj. (Miadh,) Honour
MIA G HA IL , } able, noble, esteem ed,respected.
ind. (Miadhail, )
M l- ADHA RTA CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (M i,and A dhartach,) Backward, hesi tati ng.M I - ADHA R TA CHD, 3. fl ind. (M iadhartacb ,) Backwardness, hesi tation ;state of being backward i n any work .
MIA GH, s. m . See Miadh.
MIA G - SHUIL,ah a,
-EAN , s. f. Provin.
for Miog- shui l.
MIA G - SHUILE A CH,4 11mm
,adj. See
Miog-shuileach.
M IAL, -A ,- AN , f. A louse : anciem ly,
any anim al.
MA I
MIA L A CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj (M ial,) Lousy.MIA L A G
,- A IG , 4 11m , s. fZ dim . of M ial.
A l i ttle louse.MIA L A G A CH, 4 10 1 1 11, adj. (M islag,)Abounding in sm al l l i ce .MIAL- CHU,
- OIN, s. m . (Mial and Can)A greyhound.
M IALTA, adj.
'
Ofa soft, p leasan t or sweetcoun tenance. Provin .
O
Ses Malda.
MIA LTA CHD, s. f. ind. (Mialta,) Soft:n ess, p leasantness, sweetness of look.M I-A LTR UM,
-UIM , s. 911 . (Ml and AL
trum ,) Bad nursing.MIAMHA IL ,
-n, s. f. A m ewing as of acat.
M IANAN,-A IN ,
’
-AH, s m . Provin . See
Me‘
anan‘
kMIA N N ,
-AH,4 1m , 3. m : andf. Desire,
will, i ncl i nation ;‘
desire, appeti te, h ungerdesire, lov e lust ; a
'
m ole, m ark on the
skin .
MIA N N A CH,-Axc 1m , adj. (Miann,)
MIA N N MHOR ,} Desirous, wishful,
longing ; hungry, hav i ng a’
keen appeti te ;desirable, longed for, loved ; cov etous,g reedy.MIA N N A CHADH, 4 11 1311 , 3. m . and pres.
p art. v . M iannaich. Desiri ng, ac t or air
cum stance of desiri ng, wish ing for.MIA N N A CHA S, - A 1 5 , 3. m . (Miannach, )An appeti te, longi ng.
MIAN N A G A CH, 4 1
'
a , adj. (Miann,)Fond of dai n ties.
MIA N N A ICH, 4 1111 , M IL , v . a. and n .
Desire, w ishfor, long for ; cov et, l ust after.
MIA N N A ICHTE , pret. p art. v . Miannaich . D esired, longed for, wished.
MIA N N AR,- A IRE, adj. See Miannm hor.
MIA N N A S, - AIS, s. m .
MIA N N MHOR A CHD, } (Miann,)Desire, app eti te . See Miapn .
MIA N N A SA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Miannam)Cov etous, greedy ; l ustful.
MIA N N A SA CHD, s. fl ind. (Miannas
ach,) See M iannes.
M I- A O G A S, - A IS, s. m . (M i , and Aoges, )A bad or uncom ely appearance, unlikeli
ness.
M I-A O G A SA CH, 4 1 1 0 11 13, adj. (M i-aegas,) Unseem ly, of a bad appearance ; un
l ikely, i ndecorous.
MIA PADH, 4 m m , 3. m . and f. See ML ,
MIAPA CHD, ind. thapadh and Mi.
thapachd.
MIA PA IDH,4 1, adj. See M i- thapaidh.
M IA R, 4 16111, -AH, s. m . and f. ProvinSee Meur.
MIA
MIA S,'
-axss, 4 1 11 , s. f. A plate, a dish,
platter a d ish of m eat.
M IA SA CH,4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. (Mias,) Abound
ing i n p lates or dishes.
M IA TH,-A ,
adj. Provin. See Méith.
MI- BHAIGH,-a, s. m . andf. (M i, prgf.
-and Baigh,) Unkindness, want of com
p assion .M I-BHAIGHEA CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (M i,MInBHAIGHE IL ,
.- 11 , }pref. and
Baigheil, Unkind, unm erci ful .M I-BHA G HE AL A CHD, s.f. ind. (M ibhaigheil, ) See lVIi- bhaigh.
M I-BHA IL ,
'
- E , s. f. (M i, p ref. and BaiL)Profusion , extrav agance, , unthri ft in ess.M I- BHA IL E A CH,
- EICHE , adj. (M ibhai l ,) Extravagan t, profu
'
se, unthri fty.M I-BIIA IL E A CHA DH,
LAwH, s. m . and
p res. p art. v . M i- bhailich.- See M i-bhuil
.eachadh.
M l- BHA IL ICH, 4 1111 , MH v . a. (M i andBailich,) See BTi-bhuilich.
M l-BHA N A IL , 4 s, adj. (M i and Banai l,)Im m odest, u nwom anly.
M I-BHA N A LA CHD , ind. s. m . andf.
M I-BHA N A L A S, 4 1 13, (M i- bhar} ;
Im m odesty, i ndel i cacy.M I-BHE US, - A ,
-A N , s. m . (M i , p rey“. and
-Beus, ) Bad- breed i ng, i l l m anners.M I -BHE USA CH , 4 1 10 11 13, adj. (M i- bhans,)Unpol i te, ungenteel ; im m oral ; im m odest.
M I-BHEUSA CHD, 8. fl -bheus
ach, ) Uupoliteness, rudeness ; wan t of MI- CHAIRDEA CHA S,p ri ncipl e im m odesty.MI-BHLA SDA ,
- A ISDE , adj. (M i, pref.
and Blasda,) I l l- tasted ; i nsip id, tastea
M I- BHOIDHE ACH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (M i,and Bdidheach,) Unhandsom e, ugly.M I-BHR E ITH
,4 1 , 4 111 11 , 3. f. (M i , p ref.
and Brei th,) A wrong judgm en t or de
cision .
M l-BHUA IRE A S,
3 . 711 . (M 1, p ref.and Buaireas,) Plac idi ty of tem p er.
M l- BHUA IR E A SA CH,-A ICHE , adj. (M i
bhuaireas,) Quiet, not quarrelsom e .MI-BHR E ITHN E A CHA ‘DH,
s. m . and pres. part v . M i- bhreithnich. A
m iscon ceiv ing, m isconcep tion , m isapprehension ; a wrong in terp retation .
M I-BHR E ITHN ICH, 4 1111, MH v . a.
(M i , pref. and Breithnich, ) Misconce ive,
m isappr’
eh end, interpret wrongly.M I-BHR E ITHN ICHTE , p ret. p art. v .
M i- bhreithnich. M isconcei ved, m isunderstood wrongly i n terpreted.
MIJBHUA IDH, 4 1, and o UADHA CH, 4 111,
403 Ml
s.f. (M i, pref. andBuaidh,) Unsuccessfulness, bad l uck, a calam i ty, disaster. See
Buaidh.
M I-BHUIDHEA CH, 4 110 1111, aaj.
'
(M i,pref. andBuidheach,) Unthankful, dissatis
M I-BHUIEE ACHADH, 41 111 11, s.‘
m .
and p res. part. v . M i-bhuilich. A m isap;
p lying , abusi ng ; abuse, extravagance.M I-BHUIL ICH, 4 0 11 , M 11 v . a. (M i,p ref. and Builich,) M isapp ly, abuse, m isim prov e.M I-BHUIL IGHTE , pret. part. v . M i
;
bhuilich. Misapp lied, abused, m isha
prov ed.
M I - BHUN A ITE A CH, 4 110 11 11 , adj (M i ,and Bunaiteach,) Unsteady, insecure, p ref:h ot well- founded.
M I - CHA IDR E A CH, 4 11 011 11, adj. (Mi,M I- CHA IDR E A CHA IL , 4 1, lp refl and
Caidreach,) Unfri endly, unkind, not affec tionate.
M I- CHA IDR E AMH, 4 511 11 11 , 3. m . (Mi,pref. and Caidream h,) Bad- fellowsh ip,want of fri endsh ip .
M I - CHAIRDE A CH,-E10 11E , adj. (Mi
chairdeas, ) Unfri end ly, See Cdirdeach.
-A IS,
M I - CHAIR DE A L A CHD, ind. s. m .
(M i ,pref. andCairdeachas,)Unfriendliness.
M I- CHAIRDE A S, . m , s. m . (M i, p ref.and Cdirdeas,) Wan t of fri endsh ip , unl
kindness.
M I- CHAIRDE IL ,-a, adj. (Mi
'
and cairdei1, ) See M i- chairdeach.
M I - CHAIR ICH, 4 1111 , 1 1 11 v . a. (Mi,prefl and Abuse
, m ism anage.M I- CHALMA , adj. (M i, p ref, and Cal
m a,) Feeble, weak ; cowardl y.Ml - CHA LMA CHD, 3. fl ind. (M i- chalm ar) Feeblen ess, weakness ; cowardl i n ess.M I- CHAO IMHN EA L A S,
‘
- A IS, s. m .
(M i-chaoim hneil, ) See Mi~ chaom halachd.
M I- CHAO IMHN E A S, 4 crs, s. m . (Mi,
1 p ref: and nu
fri endl i ness.M I- CHA OMHAL A CHD, s. fl (Mi andCaom halachd,) Unk i ndl iness, unfriendli
DGSS.
M I- CHA OMHA IN N ,-M 11
‘
N A 1D11 , 111 114 ,
v. a. (Mi, pref. and Caom hain,) M issp end,
1 .squander.
MIC MIC’
Ml- CHA OMHA CH ,-A 10 11 1:,
‘
aaj. (M i1 and Cl eas,) ’
A low, dishonest deed, a
'
and Caom hach,) Prodigal,ing.
M I- CHA OMHN ADH, 4 m m, s. m . and
p res. part. M i - chaom hainn A m is
fspending, squanderilng, p rodigahty.
squander
nu clean ; unkind ; unam iablenM I CHE A R T,
lam a, adj. (M1, p ref. and
C eart,)Wrong, unjust.M I - CHE A RTA CH,
Wrongous.
M I- CHE A R TA CHA DH, 4 1 1 1311 , s. m .
and pres. p art. v . M i- cheartaich. A dis
arran‘
ging .
M I - CHE A R TA ICH, 4 9 11 , MH v. a.
- AICHE, adj. (M i
(M i and Ceartaicb,) Confuse, put out oforder.
ll’II-CHE A R TA ICHTE , pref. part. v.
M i- cheartaich. D iscom posed, put out'
of
order.
M I- CHE A RTA S, - A 1s, s. m . (M i,‘
pref.
and G eertss,) Injustice.M I - CHEILL IDH, 4 1, adj. (M i and
Céillidh, ) Unwise, foolish, i nsane.lMI- CHIA LL , s. f. (M i , p ref. andC iall,) Folly, im prudence, m adness.
M I-CHIA LL A CH, 4 1 10 1111 , adj.chiall,) Unwise, im pruden t, i nsane.M I - CHIATA, s. m .
IlII- CHIA TA DH,- A IDH, % p ref.
D isapprobat ion, disl ike.M I- CHIATA CH, 4 1 1 0 1111, adj. (Mi- ch iat,)Unseem ly, unbecom i ng, im prop er.
M I - CHIN N TE ,s.fl p ref. and
C innte,) Uncertai n ty, doubt.ML C HIN NTE A CH
, adj. (M i,p re/l and Cinnteach
,) Uncertai n, doubtful .
M I- CH IN N TE A CHA S,
n A IS, s. m . and
M I- CHIN N TE A CHD, in d. f. (M ichinnteach
, ) See M i - chinnteNIl -CHION, 4 11
, 3. fl (M l, p ref. andC ion , ) Av ersion , disp leasure, disl ike.M I CHIGIN , 4 1, adj. Boisterous, troubled,storm y ; fierce, not m i ld.
M I - CHIUIN E A S, - EIS, s. m . (M i- ch inin ,)Storm i ness, boisterousness, d isquiet.
NII- CHL IS, - E , adj. (M i , p ref and Cl is,)Inacti ve, lazy, awkward.
M l- CHL E A CHDA CH , 4 1 10 11 3 , adj. (Ml,p ref. and C leachdacb , ) Unusual, unwonted im m oral , of bad habi ts.
(M i,and
tri ck .
MI- CHLE AS ACH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (DI!obleas, ) Full of tricks, dishonest.M I - CHL IU, si m . (M i , pref. and C l im)Infam y, bad fam e ; a d isgrace, a reproach .
MI- CHL IUITEA CH, (Mlchliu,) Infam ous, dishonourable, reproachful.
M I- CHN E A SDA , - EISTE ,M I - CHN E A STA , and Cneasda,) Unchari
'
table, cruel,i nhum an ; p eri lous,
om i nous.M I - CHN E A STA CHD, s. fl ind. (Michneasta,) Unchari tableness, cruel ty, inh um ani ty.MI- C I—lO IN G HE A L L , 4 11m , 4 11, s. m .
(M i and Coingheall, ) A d isobliging act ion ; an i n conv en ience ; dece i t, treachery.M I- CHO IN G HE A LL A CH , 4 1 1 0 11 11 , adj.
(M i , p ref. and C oingheallach,) D isobliging, treacherous.M I- CHOLTA CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (M i , p refland Coltach,) Unl ikely. See M i- choslach .
M I- CHOLTA CHD, ind. s,
M I -CHOLTA S, 4 1 1 3,lachd.
M I- CHOMHN A R D,-A1RDE, adj. (M i,
p ref. and Cdm hnard, ) Unev en, not lev el .M I - CHOMPA N TA ,
- A IN TE,
adj.
M I - CHOMPA N TA CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , (M i,
p re/l and Companta, ) Unsociable, m orose,reserv ed.
M I- CHOMPAN TA CHD, 5. fl ind. (M ichom pantach,) Unsociableness, reservedness, m oroseness.
M I- CHORD, 4 1 1 1311 , MH o
, v . 71 . (M i, pref.and C6rd, ) D isagree, dissen t.M I- CHO R DA DH ,
4 1 1 1311 , 4 1 11 11 , s. m . and
pres. part. v . M i- chdrd. A disagreeing,
dissen ting ; d isagreem en t.
m . and f:See M i- chos
MI- CHOTHR OM,-OIM,
-A N , s. m . (M i,
p ref. and Cothrom ,) Unfairness, injust ice disadvantage.M I GHOTBR OM A CH,
-A I CHE, adj. (M ichothrom , ) Unfair, unjust, disadvan
tageous.
M I- CHOR R A CH,—A ICHE
,adj. (M i, p ref.
and Corrach,) Not steep, easy of ascen t ordescent ; steady, not giddy.
M I- CHR E IDE A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. See
M i- chreidm heach.
MI~ CHR E IDIMH,-E , s. m . Unbel i ef.
M I- CHR E IDE A S ,-E 1 8, 3. m . (M i, p ref.
and C reideas, ) Distrust, wan t of confidence.
M l - CHLE A S, " A, 4 111, s. m . (M i, p ref.M I - CHRE IDE A SA CH,
-A 10 11 11, adj. (Mi
MIE 406
MI-E A G N A IDHE A CHD, s.f ind. (Mi
eagnaidh, ) I ndiscret ion, im prudence.MI-BARE SA, s. m
‘
. (M i,pref. and E arbsa, )D istrust, susp i c i on .
M I-E A R BSA CH,- AI CHE, adj. (M i - earbsa,)
D istrustful, susp icious.
MI-EIFE A CHD, s.f. ind. (M i, p ref. and
Eifeachd, ) Inefiicacy, i nsuffi ciency:
lvII-EIFE A CHDA CH,411 10 11 13, adj. (M i,
pref. and Eifeachdach,) Ineifectual, inefficac lous.
MI-E IR E A CHDA IL , 4 1 , adj. (M i , pref.
and E ireachdail,) Unhandsom e, unseem
ly.
M I- E IR E A CHDA S, 4 1 1 3, s. m (M i, prq‘land E ireachdas,) Unseem l i ness of appear
ance rudeness of behav iour.M I - E UDMHO R ,
- 0 1 11 E , adj. (M i, pref.
and E udm hor,) UnsuSpicious, not jeeplous.
M l- FHA ICE ALL A CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (M i,
pref. and Faiceallach, ) Inattentive, notwatch ful, i ncautious.
M l- FHA IC IL L , 4 1, 3. fl (M i , p refl and
Faicill,) I'
natten tion, carel essness, incan
tiousness.
M I- FHA L LA IN , 4 1 , adj. (M i , p ref. and
Fallai n ,) Unwholesom e, unsound, nu
h eal th y.M I- FHAL L A IN E A CHD, s.fl ind. (M i
fhallain ,) Unwholesom eness, unsound
nc ss ; unheal th i ness.
M l-FHA R A SDA , 4 1 1 51111 , adj. (M i, p re/l
and Farasda, ) Hard,diffi cul t to aecom
plish ungentle, not m i ld.
M I adj. (M i , pref. and
Fearail,) Unm anly, effem inate, cowards
ly.
M I- FHE A R A L A CHD, ind. s. m . and
M I- FHE A R A LA S, - A IS, fl (M i
fhearail,) Unm anl i ness,efi
'
em inacy, cow
ardice.
M I -FHE A R G A CH,4 110 11 11 , adj. (M i,
p ref. and Feargach,) Not angry, not easi lyprovoked.
M I- FHEUM ,- A , s. m . (M i , pref. and
Fenm , ) A bad use ; uselessne‘
ss.
M l -FHEUMA L A CHD, 3. fl ind. SeelMi-fhenm .
M I- FHIA L A CHD, s.f. ind. (M i-fhials idh ,) Ch url ish ness‘
, n iggardl i ness.M I -FHIA L A IDH, 4 1 , adj. (Bil, p ref. and
Fialaidb ,) Ch url ish, i nhosp i table, n iggardly.
M I-FHIA LA IDHE A CHD, s. f ind. SeeM i 'fhialachd.
M I - FH IfJ, adj. (Mi, pfg'
and Fifi,) Useless, worth less.
MIG
ML FHIi‘
JGHaN TACH,-AICHE, daj.
(M i , p ref. and Fiughantach, ) I l l iberal ,n iggardl y ; cowardly.MI FHIUGH AN TA CHD,
s fl ind. (M i:fhiughantach, l ll iberal i ty, n 1ggardliness ;cowardi ce.MI FHL ATHA IL , 4 1, adj. (M1, pry
'
and
Flatha1l Mean, of m ean app earance.M I FHOIGHIDIN N , s.fl (M1, p rq
‘
and
Foighidinn, ) Im pati ence.MI FHO IG HIDIN N E A CH,
(Mi- Fhoighidinn ,) Im pati en t.M I- FHOR TA N , 4 1 1 11,
-A N , s. m . (M i, prg‘l
and Fortan , ) M isfortune.M I-FHOR TA N A CH,
-AICHE,adj. (Mi;
fhortan,) Unfortunate.M I- FHR E A G A R R A CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj.
(M i, prefl and Freagarrach,) Unsui table;not fi tti ng. ‘
M I - FHR E A G A R R A CHD, s.flind. (M ifhreagarrach, Unsuitableness.
MI-FHR E A SDA L A CH,
-A 1 0 11 E , adj.
(M i and Freasdalach Im prov ident, h eedless
,unfav ourable.
M I FHUR A CHA IR , 4 1, adj. (M i, prg“.
and Furacha1r, ) Inatten tive, careless.M I FHUR A CHR A S, 4 1 13, s. m . (Mi andFurachras,) Inatten tion, carelessn ess.
MI-FHUR A N , 4 1 11 1 , 5. m . (Mi and Furan, ) Cburlishness, u nsociableness.
M I-FHUR A N A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. (M ifhuran ,) Churl ish , i nhosp i table .M I- FHUR AS, 4 1 1511, adj. (M i, p ref. and3 Furas,) Hard, uneasy to accom p l ish .
M I FHUR A SA CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (M i, pref."
and Furasach Im patien t, restless.
MIG E A D, 4 11 ,- A N , s. 771 . See Meigead.
M I G BEAN,- A , s. m . (M i , p ref. and
Gean,) D issatisfacti on , d isp leasure, discon ten t sadness, m elancholy.M I- G HE A N MN UIDH,
M I - G HE INMN IDH, and G eanm
nuidh,) Unchaste, i nconti nen t.
M I- G HE A NMN UIDHE A CHD, 3. fl
ind. (M i- gheanm nuidh,) Unchasteness, incon ti n ency.
M I- G HIGL AN ,- A IN, s. m . (M i, prefl and
G inlan,) M isconduct .
M I - G HL IC , 4 1, adj. (M i and G lic,) Un
wise.M I- G HL IOC A S, 4 1 1 5, s. m . (M i, pref ,
and G liocas,) Folly, im prudence.M I- GHL OIN E , s.fl ind. (M i and G loine,)Uncleanness, filthiness.M I - G HN ATHA CH, 4 1 1 0 11 13, adj. (M1 andG ndthachfi Abusi ng, m isapp lying ; nu
usual, not custom ary.
M I -G HN ATHA CHADH, and
MIG 407 MIL
pres. part. M i - ghnathaich. Abusing, act M I'
1ONRA I C adj. (M i and Ionraic,)of abusi ng or m isapp lying. D ishonest, unjust, un i ighteous.
MI- G HN ATHA CHD, s. jl ind. (Mi M IL, MEALA , 3. fl Honey.ghnathach,) A m isapp l i cation . M I- L ABHR A CH ,
- A 1cn a, adj (M i andMI- G HN ATHA ICH,
- IDH , M H a. L abhrach,) Speaking wrongously, im pu
(M i, pry". and G nathaich,) Abuse, m is dent, forward.
app ly. M I L A G HA IL ,-.E , adj. (M i and L aghail,)
M I G HN A THA ICHTE , p ret. part. Unlawful .M i -ghnathaich. Abused, m isapp l i ed. M I - L A G HA IL E A CHD , s. f. ind. (M iM I G HN ElTHE AL A CHD, 3. fl ind. laghail,) Unlawfulness, i l legal i ty.
(Mighnéitheih) Badness oi tem per or dis M IL-BHR IA THR A CH, ”1 10 11 125, adj.
p osi t ion ; ungratefulness, un thankfulness; (M i l and Briathrach,) Of sweet words,ill- fav ouredness. speaking p leasant words.
MI- G HN EITHE IL ,- E , adj. (M i, prg
‘land MIL -DHE O CH,- 1 , s. m . (M i l and
G néitheil, ) I l l- tem p ered, i l l -disposed ; un Dedch, ) Mead.
grateful ; i ll- looking. ’ M IL DHE OG HL ADH,- A 1DH, s. m .
ML G HN iOMH,-A ,
-ARA, s. m . (Mi and (Mil and Deogl1al, ) Extracting of honey.G niom h, ) A bad action or deed lewdness. MILE,
- LTE and - LTE A N , adj A thousand.
M I - G HN IOMHA CH,-A I CHE, adj. (M i MILE ,
- LTE A N , s. f. ind. A m i le.
and G niom hacb ,) Idle, lazy, i ndolen t; M IL EACH ~ E ICH 1 s. m . (Milidh and
m isch iev ous, profligate. Each A blood horse,wai horse.
M I G HOIR E A S, 3. m . (M i and M IL E A DH ,- IDH, -EAN, s. 771 . See Ml lidb .
G oireas Incon ven ience. M IL E A G ,- E IG ,
-A N , s f. A m elon .
MI GHO IR E A SA CH ,- AICHE, adj. (M i M IL E AMH, adj. (M 1 le, adj ) The thou
gho ireas, ) Inconv en ien t. sandth.
M I IN N E AL TA , 4 51 111713, adj. (M i and M I] E AN TA ,- EINTE , Sol
Innealta,) I nelegan t, ungraceful . di er- l ike, heroi c, b l av e”elegant stately.M 1 G HR AS, J ars, s. m . (M i and G ras, ) MILE A N TA CHD, s. f. ind. (Mileanta,)Want of grace, g1 acelessness. Brav ery handsom eness
M I - G HRASA IL ,- E
,adj. (M i and eras M ILE- G HA TH,
-A,
- A u,3. 771 . (M i le and
ail, ) G raceless, abandoned, reprobate. G ath , ) Anxiety, h urry.M I- IN N E A L TA CHD
,s. f. ind. (M i MIL IDH, s. m . A soldi er, cham
~ inn ealta, ) Ungracefulness, awkwardness.
M I - G HR A MA IL ,-E , adj. (M i and Gram M I- L lOSDA , adj. (M i and L iosda, ) Un
ail, ) Unfirm , i nsufficien t ; sl im , slender. im portunate .M I G HR AMA LA CHD, ind.
}s. m . and M IL I S , M iL SE , adj. (M i l,) Sweet ; m elodi
IVII- G HR A MA LA S, - A IS, f. (M i ous, m usi cal.
ghram ail,) Unfirm ness, i nsufficiency ; M ILL, 4 11 11 , M H a. Spoil, m ar, i njure,sl im ness. h urt, destroy ; lay waste.MI- G HR EA N N ,
- A , s.m . (Miand-
G reann ,) MIL LEA DH,- E IDH
,s.m . and pres. part.
D isdai n,loath ing. Nl ill . A spoi l i ng, act of spoi l ing, m arri ng,
M I - G H RUN N D, i njuri ng, destroying ; destruc tion ; layingSee M io gb runndas. Waste.M I - G HR UN N DA IL ,
- E , (M i pref. and MIL L SE .
(Sf ind. (MiliSJ SWGBEG -
i
G runndail, ) Profuse, prodigal, careless. M IL L SE A CHD, ness.
M I- G HRUNN DA S, - A IS, s. m . (M i and MIL L SE AD,-m , s. m . (Mna,) Swee t~
G runndas,) Want of econom y, careless ness, degree of sweetness.ness. MIL L SE A N A CH,
-A ICHE, adj. (Minsg)M I- IOMA IR T, s. f: (M i, p ref. and Desirous of sweets or sweetmeats.
Iom ain , ) Bad usage, abuse. MIL LTE , pret. part. M i ll. Spoi led, deM I- IOMCHUIDH ,
-E , adj. (M i and [mm stroyed Spoi led, laid waste.chuidh, ) Unfi t
, im pm per, i ndecen t. MIL LTE A CH , 4 110 11 13, adj. (M i ll,) RuinM I- IOMCHUIDHE A CHD , s. f. ind. ous, destructiv e ; prodigal .(M i- iom chuidh,) Im propri e ty, unfitness, MIL LTE A CH ,
- ICH, s. 711 . call. G ood grass,i ndecency. tufts of grass or m oun tai n grass.
M I- IOMR ADH,- A 1m 1 , s. m . (M i M 1L 1 TEA CHD s. f. ind. (11111119 516 11,
and Iom radh, ) Ev i l r ep ute, bad nam e, adj. ) Destructiv eness, destruction ; prodislander, obloquy.
408
MILLTE A R , 4 1 1 11 ,-AH, (M i l l and Fear,)
A destroyer, oppressor ; a spendthri ft.
M IL-MHE A CA N ,-A IN, -A N , s. m . (M i l
s. and Mascan , ) Mal lows.
M I - L O IN N , s. f. (M i and L oinn,)Awkwardness, untidi ness.
M I - LOIN N E IL ,- E , adj. (M i, p ref. and
L oinneil,) Awkward, untidy, disorder
s. m . andf See_
Millse,Millseachd and M i l l
MILSE ,adj. camp . of M i l is. More or m ost
sweet.MILS EACH , 4 210 11 11, adj. (Milse,) Sweet ;en ti ci ng, all uri ng.
M IL SE A CH'
ADH,-A IDH , s. m . and p res.
part. 11. Milsich. Sweeten i ng, act of sweet
ening.
M ILSEAN, 4 11 11 , - A N , s. m . (Mi lM IL SE A N A CH,
-A ICH, } is, ) Any th ing1 sweet, sweetm eats ; a flatterer : Milseanm ara,
’ Pi nk, a flower.MIL SE A N TA , 4 1m m , adj. (M i l is,) Sweet,sweetish , sweetened.
MIL SICH, 4 1311 , MH v. a. (M i l is,) Sweeten , m ake sweet .
BIIL SICHTE , pret. part. v. Milsich. Sweetened, m ade sweet
,
M IL TE A CH, 4 110 11 13, adj. (Mile, s. ) Num erous, v ery m any.M I-MHA C A N TA ,
-A IN TE , adj. (Mi, priand Macanta,) D isobedi en t, ungentle, notm eek.
M I -MHA CA N TA CHD, ind. s. m . and
M I-MHA CA N TAS, -A IS, f. (M im bacanta,) Want of m eekness or gen tlen ess.M I-MHA IG HDE A N A IL ,
- 11, adj. (M iand Maighdeanail,) Unm aidenly, im m odest.M I-MHA ISE , s.fl (M i and Maise,) Deform ity, unseem l iness.
M I -MHA ISE A CH, 4 110 11 3 , adj. (M i,Bl I-MHA ISE IL ,
- E , l and Maiseach or Maiseil,) D eform ed, unhandsom e,uncom el y.
MLMHALDA,adj. (M i and Mama) Im
m odest, i ndel icate.‘
M I-MHALDA CHD, s. f. ind. (M im balde, ) Im m odesty, want of del icacy,m i ldness or gentleness.
M I -MHE A DHON A CH,
- AICHE, adj.
(M i and Meadbonach,) Im m oderate, disproporti onate.MI-WIHE AS, -A
, s. m . (M i , p ref: and
Meas, ) Con tem p t, disrespect .MI-MHE A S, ~ A IDH, 1 1 11 v. a. (M i, p ref.
MIN
and Mess, v. ) D isrespect, disesteem , des~
p ise ; undervalue.M I-MHE A SA IL ,
- E , adj. (M i , pref. and
Mensel i ,) Contem p tible, disrespected.
M I-MHE A SA R R A , adj. (Mi, pref. and
Measarra,) Intem perate, im m oderate .M I -MHE A SA R R A CHD, s. f. ind. (M i
: m heasarra,) Intem p erance, im m oderateness.
MI -MHE A STA , p ret. part. 0 . M i-m heas.
D isrespected, desp ised.
M l-MHIN E A CHA DH,-A 1n11 , s. m . and
pres. part. v . M i- m hinich. M isi n terpreti ng ; act ofm isinterpreting.
MI-MHIN IC H, 4 0 11 , M 11 v . a. (M i , pref.and Mlnich, ) M isi n terpret, m isconstrue.
M I-MHISN E A CH , 4 0 11 , s. m . (M i, p ref.and Misneach, ) Want of courage
,discour
agem ent, fear, irresol ution , cowardi ce.
M I -MH ISN E A CHA IL ,- 11 , adj. (M i , and
Misneacl1ail,) Uncourageous, fai n t h ear ted, cowardly ; discouraging, d isheartening.
MI-MHISN ICH , 4 11 11 , MH v . a. (Mi,and Misnich,) D iscourage, dishearten .
M I-MHODH,-A ,
-A N , s. m . (M i andModh ,) Bad m anners, disrespect.
M I-MHODHA IL ,- E , adj. (M i-m hodh,)
Unm annerly, unpol i te, rude.M I -MHODHA LA CHD, s. fl ind. (M im hodhail, ) Unpol i teness, rudeness, im
p erti nence.M I-MHOL ,
-A IDH, M 11 v . a. (M i, preyland Mol, ) D ispraise .M I-MHOL ADH, 4 1 1311, 3. m . and pres.
part. v . M i-m hoi. D ispraisi ng, act of dis
praisi ng.
M I -MHUIN GHIN N ,- 11 , s. m . (M i, prefl
and Muinghinn, ) D istrust, difiidence.
M I-MHUIN G HIN N E A CH, 4 11 0 11 3 , adj.
(M i- m huinghinn, ) Diflident, distrustful .MIN ,
- E , adj. Soft, del icate, tender ; sm ooth ,not rough ; sm ooth , lev el, of ev en surface
m i ld, m eek, gen tle ; p leasant, m elodious,harm onious, sweet, tender, (of sound)calm , unruflled, as water ; sm al l, reducedto powder, p ulv erised or ground ; soft,woolly, fine, l ike wool, of fine fabric.M IN,
-E , s.f. Meal .
M I -NADUR,- U1a, s. m . (Mi, pref: and
Nadur, ) I l l nature.M I - NADURA, adj. (MiM I - N ADURA CH, 4 1 1 0 1111 } dur,) Un
natural, preternatural cruel, v oid ofnatural affection .
M I - N ADUR A IL ,-E ,adj. SeeMi- nadurach.
M I-NA IRE, s. f. (M i, pref. and Naire,)Sham elessness, im pudence, efl
'
rontery.
’MIN 409 MIN
M I-N AIR E A C II, (M i- naire,) MLN CHUlL E AG , 4 3 , am , 3. f. (Min
Sham eless, im puden t. and C uileag, ) See Meanbh~ chuileag.
M IN - A O IS, -E , s. f. (M ion and Ac is,) M IN- CHUISE A CH,-EICHE, adj. (M i n
M inori ty.
MI-N A OMHA ,-AOIMHE , adj. (Mi, pref.
and N aom h, ) Unholy, profane.
M I-N A OMHA CHA DH,- A 1nH, s. m . and
pres. part. v . M i- naom haich. Profan ing,act of profaning, profanation .
M I-N A OMHA CHD, s.f: ind. (Mi-naom h
a,) Unhol iness, profani ty
MI-N A OMHA ICH,-IDH, MH a. (M i ,
pref. and N aom haich,) Profane, unhaln
low.
and Chis ) Puncti l ious, part icular about
trifles.
M IN- CHUN N TA S, em s,-AH, s. 771. (Min
and G anntas, ) A short, or particular ao
count or reckon ing.
MIN -DHUIN E ,-A OIN E , s. 171 . (Min and
Duine ,) A dWarl, m aniki n .
MiN E , s.f. ind. (Min, adj. Sm oothness, po
l ish ; softness, del i cacy‘
; m inuten ess,sm allness.
MiN E , adj. comp . of M i n , adj. wh i ch see.
MiN - EBARB,-A ,
-A N , 41. 771. (Min and MIN E A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (M i n, Meal y,Barr,) Hem lock . abounding in m eal, like
'
m eal.
MiN -BHE ULA CH,- .u cm z , and 4 110 11 11, M IN E A CHADH,
-A IDH, s. m . and pres.
M iN -BHIL E A CH , (Min and Beul or
Bi le,) Soft m outhed, flatteri ng, of sm ooth
M iN -BHR IA THA R , q ua,c ru sade, s. m .
Minicb . Expoundi ng, act of ex ,
an exp lanation,a pol ishing,
part.
pounding, explai n i ng ;i l l ustration, or exposi t ion ;act of polish ing.
(Min and Briatbar,) A soft expression , a M lN E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Min, adj. ) Seegen tl e or flattering word or expressi on .
MIN -BHR IA THR A CH,-AICHE,
(Min- bhriathar, ) Of m i ld words ; dattering, fawning.
Mine.adj. MIN E AD, 3. 771 . (M i n, adj. ) Sm ooth
n ess, degree of sm oothn ess ; m i nuteness,degree of m i nu teness or fineness.
MiN -BHR lS, - 1DH,MH v . a. and 71 . (Min MIN E ADA CH, 4 110 11 11 , adj. See Mionadand Bris,) Pound, p ulv erise ; crum ble,fall i n p i eces.MIN -BHR ISEA DH,
- IDH, s. m . and pres.
ach.
MlN EA G , 4 1m ,-A N S.f (Min,) A gentle,
m eek or m i ld wom an .
part. M i n-bhris. Pounding, act of M IN E A N , See Meanan .
poundi ng ; state of crum bling, falling in M INEAR, o E lR E , adj. See Mineacb .
p i eces.
MiN -BHR ISTE , pret. part. Min-bhris.
.Broken or crum bled i n to sm al l p i eces.
M iN - CHA G A IN N , « mu m , mm , a.
(Min and Cagainn,) Masti cate, chew intosm al l p ieces.
MIN - CHA G A IN TE , pret. part. 0 . M i nchagainn . Chewed, m asticated.
M iN —CHAG N ADH,- A IDH, s. m . and pres.
part. v . Min- chagainn . Mast i cati ng, actof m ast icat ing or chewing i n to sm al l
p i eces.
M IN- CHE A SN A ICH,- IDH, MH a.
(Min and.Q asnaich,) scrutin ize, exam
i ne m i nutely or stri ctl y.MiN —CHLOCH ,
. oxcn ,-A N , s. f. (Min
and C loch ,) A sm ooth stone ; p um i cestone ; grav el .MiN - CHL O CHA CH , m m , adj. (Minch loch ,) Aboundi ng i n sm ooth stones, pugm i ce stones
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or grav el .
M IN E IL , -E, adj. (M i n, Mealy, l ike
m eal.M IN -E OL A CH, a xons, adj. (M i n and
Bolach ,) Intim ately or thoroughly ac
quainted.
MIN-E OL AS ~ A ls, s. 172. (M in and Eo las, )Intim ate or thorough acquai n tance.M IN-FHEUR , d amn, (M i n or Min
MiN - FHE UR Feur, ) Soft or sm oothgrass a m eadow ; a flag or bulrush.
MIN- G HADA CHD, s. f. ind.
MiN - GHADUIDHEA CHD, (Min and
G adachd or G aduidheachd,) Petty theft,
p i lfering, larceny.M IN- GE BAL, a dj. (Min and Geal,)Soft and fair.
MIN - G HE A BR ,-A IDH, m a , a. (Min
and G earr,) Cut intdsm al l p i eces .
MiN - G HE A R RA DH,-A 1DH, s. m . and
19763. part. M i n -ghearr. M inci ng, act ofm i ncing, cutting i n to sm al l p i eces.
MiN uCHR UTH ,-A , - AN , s. f. (M i n and MiN - G HEAR RTA , pret. part. Min
Cruth A del icate form or figure.MiN - CHRUTHA CH, m am a, adj. (M i n MlN -IA SG ,
- m sc ,o A N , 3.
Of a deli cate form or figure softcruth,)
featured.
ghearr. Cut i n to sm al l p i eces.m .
_(Min
and Iasg,) A sm all fish or fishes ; a m in
now.
3 F
MIN 4 10
MIN 10 , adj. and adv . Often. More pro
erly Minig.
M NI CH, 4 1311 , MH v . a. (Min, adj. ) Exp lai n, exp ound, i l lustrate, i n terpret ; pol ish,sm ooth , m ake sm al l, pulv erise.
MIN IC ION N ,- 1N N ,
-A N , s. m . (Meann,)A kid-skin.M IN ICHE, 4 111 11, 3. m . (Minich, v . ) Ani n terpreter, expounder.
MIN ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . Minich . Exp lai ned, expounded, interpreted.
MIN IDH,-E ,
-EAN, s. m . A shoem aker’sawl.
M IN IG , adj. Frequent, often .
MIN IG , adv. i. e.‘ G u m inig,
’ Often, froquen tly.
MIN ISTE A R , 4 11 11,- AH,
‘
and EAN, s. m .
MIN ISTE IR, I A clergym an, a m in
ister.MIN ISTE IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (M inisteir,) See Ministreileachd.
MIN ISTR E IL ,- E , adj. M i nisterial, of
the cleri cal professi on .
MIN ISTR E IL E ACHD, s.f. ind. (M i n istrei l
,) The cleri cal function, offi ce of aclergym an ; m i n istration, act ofdischargm gth e duty ofaclergym an .
MINMHE A R,4 11, s. 711 . (Min andMeur,)
Hem lock.
MIN N E A N,
- 1N ,-AN , and 4 111 11, 3. m . dim .
MIN N E IN , of Meann . A l i ttle kid ;a l i ttl e fawn or young of th e roe.
MIN N E A N A CH,-A1CHE, adj. (Minnean,)
Abound ing’
1n k1dsp r fawns.MIN N ICE A G ,
-E 1G ,- A
’
H, s. m . and f.
MIN N ICE A N , 4 11 1 3 } See Minic ionn .
MIN N SE A G ,- AH, s. 771 . (M i nn,) A
"
yearl ing she-goat.M I-N OS, -A N , s. m . (M i, pref. and
‘N ds,) A bad custom or habi t ; unchaste
M I-N OSA CH,-A 10H11,
‘
adj. (Ml-DOS. )MI-N OSMHO R ,
-owls, } Given to badhabi ts, m isbehav i ng unchaste.
MIN -PHR OIN N TE , p ret. part. v . Min
phronn . Pounded,bruised, p ulverised.
MIN -PHR ON N ,- A 1 1)H,
MH
and Pronn ,) Pound, bruise, pulv er .iseMIN -PHR ON N A DH,
-A IDH, s. m . and
pres. part. v . Min- phronn. Pounding, actof poundi ng, bru ising, pulv erising.MIN R OSG ,
- 0 150 ,-A N , s. m . (Min and
Roeg,) A soft, m eek, m i ld, or gentle eye.MIN - R OSG A CH, 4 110 11 11 , adj (Mln-roeg,)Meek-e yed, hav ing a.m eek or gen tle look.
M IN- SHU IL, -ULA , 4 111 11, s. f. (M m and
Shi l See Min- rosg.
MIN SHUILE A CH, adj. (Minshu i l See Min-rosgach.
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MA I
M IO, pref: See M i , pref.
MIOBHA IL ,-n, adj. See Ml- m hodhail.
MIODAL ,-A IL, s. m . Flattery, fawn ing, a .
fair speech .
MIODAL A CH,o A ICHF, adj. (M iedel,)
Fawning, flatteri ng.M IO DA R , q ua,
- AH, s. m . Provin. See
MIODA R, 4 1 1 11 ,
~ EAN, s. m . (Mend and
Feur,) Pasture ground, a m eadow, good
pasture.M IOBARACH,
-A ICHB, adj. (Miodar,) SeeMeadarach.
MIODA R A CH ”1 1011 11, adj. (Miodar, )Hav i ng good pasture, aboundi ng i n pasture.
MIODHOIR ,- 11, 4 111 11, 3. m . A chur l, a
niggard ; a pal try, m ean, or cotem ptible
person .
MIODHO IR ,- E, adj. (Miodhoir, s. ) Chur
l isb, n iggardly ; pal try, m ean, con tem p ti ble.MIODHOIR E A CH,
- EICHE, adj. (Miodhoit,) See Miodhoir, adj.
MIODHO IR EA CHD, s. f ind. (Miodhoireach
, ) Churlishness, n iggardl iness ; paltriness, m ean ness.
MIG G,-
‘
A ,-A N , s.f. A sm i l e, a sly orwan
MiOG A CH,- A 10HE , adj. (111 1d Sm i l i ng,
sm irking, sly- looking,MIO G - SHUIL, -ULA , - EAN, s. f. (Mlogand Shi l ,) A sm il ing or laugh ing eye, asly look.
MIO G - SHIJILE A CH,- E1 CHE; adj. (Miog
shui l, ) Sm i l i ng, sm irking, hav i ng a
laughing eye, sly- looking, l eering.M I - O IDHE IRPE A CH, a cros s,
pref. and O idheirpea'
ch,) Unindustrious,
sloth ful, lazy.MIOL ,
-A ,-A N , s.f. See Mia].
MIOL A CH ,- A 1CHx, adj. See Mialach.
MIOLA R AN ,-A IN, s. m .
-(M ial and R54 1 )The low barking or Wh ining of a dog,
when fawn ing.
MIOL A RA N A CH , q u eu e, adj. (Miolareu,) Barking, howl ing or wh ining with alow voice .MIOL A R A N A ICH,
-11, s. f. (Miolaran,)A con tinued barki ng with a low v oi ce, ab owling or whin ing.
MIOLA SG ,-A ISG , s.f: Flattery ; fawning ,
’
as of a dog ; keen desire.MIOL A SG A CH,
- A ICHE, adj. (Miolasg,).Flat teri ng, fawn ing ; keenly desirous.MIOL - CHU,
-OIN , s. 771 . See M ial - chu .
M IOLTA G ,-A IG ,
-A N , 3. f See Ialtag andDialtag.
M IOMHA IL, 4 1, adj. See M i-mhodhail.
M10 4 1 1
MiOMHAL ACHD, s. f. ind. See M1
m hodhalachd.
M ION,- 1 , adj. and m f. See Min and
M ION A CH,-A ICH, 4 111 11, 3. m . Bowels,
en trai ls, i n testi n es.M ION- A CR A CH,
-AICHE, adj. (M ionacras,) Huhgry, v oracious, rav enous.M ION-ACRAS, - .u s, 3. m . (Mionach andAcras, ) Extrem e hunger, .v oraciousness.
YIION -A CR A SA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (M ion
acras,) See M ion - acrach.
MION A ID,-E , 3. m . A m i nute or
m om en t, of t im e.MION A IDE A CH, 4 310 11 11, adj. (M ionaid,) Constan t, perpetual, in quick suc
cessi on ; punctual, prec ise.
M lON -BHAL L A CH,- AICHE, adj. (M ion
and Ball , ) Sm al l spotted, speckled.
M ION- CHfJISE A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. See
M i n- chuiseach.
M IONN,- A ,
-A N , s. m . andf An oath ; anim precation .
M ION N ,-A IDH, MH 0 . a. and 11 . See
M ionnaich.
MION N A ICH , 4 11 11 , MH v . a. and n .
Swear, m ake oath , v ow; swear, use im
precations.
MION N A CHA DH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res.
part. v . Mionnaich. Sweari ng, act of
1 swearing or m aking oath ; sweari ng, c ursing, act of using im precations.
M ION N A ICHTE , p ret. part.v. Mionnaich.
S worn, bound by oath .
M IO N N T,-A ,
M ION N TUIN N ,_ E’Is. 711 . See Meannt.
M I -O N OIR ,—E
, s. m . (M i, prg‘l and
Q uair,) A dishonour, disgrace dishonesty,fraud.
ML ON OIR E A CH,
4 310 11 11, adj. (M ionoir,) )D ishonourable, disgraceful, dis
honest, fraudulen t.
MI-ON OIR E A CHA DH,-
'
A IDH, s. m . and
p res. part. v. M i-onoirich. D ishonouri ng,ac t of dishonouri ng.
MI- ON OIRICH,- 11) H, mm , a. (M1,
p ry; and Onoirich,) D ishonour.
MI ONTAN,-AIN, -A N , s.f: A t i t-m ouse,
sm all bird.
I
M IO RBHUIL ,- 11,
- EA N , s. m . and j:
(Meur, and Beal or Bel,) A m iracle, wonder, p rod igy.
MIORBHUIL E A CH, 4 110 1111, adj. (M iorbhuil,) M iraculous, ~ m arv ellous, wonderful.
MIORBHUIL E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Mior‘
bhuileach,) Wonderfulness, m iraculousness.
MIP
M IORTAL , a n, s. m . (Myrtl e, them yrtle tree.
MlO -RUN, m . (M i, pref. and Red )1 11 will , m al i ce. More prop erl y Mi- run .
M lORUN A CH, q ueen, adj. (Miorun , )Mal i cious, m al evolen t.MIOS, -A ,
- AH, s. m . andf. A m onth .
M IOS, 4 315, -A N , 11.f. See M ias.
Migg’A, ddj. camp . of Olc . Worse, worst.M lOSA CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (M los,) .M onthly.
MIOSA CH,- AICH, s.f. The p lan t cal led
p urging flax or m i l l- m oun tai n .
M lOSA CHA N ,
'
- 1 1N ,- A N , s. f. (M103,
An alm anac or calendar.
MIOSA IL ,-E , adj. See Measail.
MIOSA R ,-A IR ,
- EAN, s. m . (Meas, s. ) -A
m easure, as of m eal , th e m easure of a
p owder flask or sh ot- bel t.MIOSA R A CH,
4111 0 11 11, adj. (Miosar, )Hav ing m easures, abounding i n m easures.
M IA SG A IN N,
-E ,
MIOSG A IS, _ E ’ i j: See Miosgum n .
M IOSG A N ,- AIN, -AH, s. m . A ki t, a
wooden dish for holding butter ; a cheesev at.
MIOSG A N A CH,-A ICHE
, adj. (Miosgan,)Of, or be longi ng to ki ts or ch eese-vats.
MIOSG UIN N ,- r:,
- EAN, s.f. (M iess and
G uin,) Mal i ce, sp i te ; a grudge.M IOSGUIN N E A CH, 4 11 0 11 11, adj. (M i os
O
gui nn ,) Sp i teful, rm alevolent ; hav ing'
s
grudge.
ind. (M i os
guinneach,) Sp i tefulness, m alev olence. SeeMiosguinn .
MIOTA G ,- AIG ,
- AN , s.f: A m i t ten , or
worsted glov e.MIOTA G A CH,
-AICHE, adj. (Miotag,)Weari ng m i t tens, hav i ng m i ttens, l ike
'
a’
m i t ten .
M IOTA G A CHA DH,- A IDH , s. m . and
pres. p art. v . M iotagaich. A p utting onof worsted glov es.
MIOTA G A ICH,- 1DH, MH v. a. (Miotag, )
Put on worsted glo ves.
MIOTA G A ICHTE , pret. part. v . M i o ~
tagaich. Furn ished wi th m i ttens.MIOTHA R , ”u se , adj. See Miodhoir.M IOTHA R A CHD, s. f. ind . (Miothar,)See Miodhoireachd.
MIOTHL A CHD,-A N , s.f. (M i, p refi and
Tlachd, ) See M i- thlachd.
M I-PHAIRTE A CH , 4 1 10 11 13, adj. (M i,M I- PHAIR TE ACHA IL ,
- E , i pref. and
Pairteach, or Pairteachail, ) Niggardly, not
wi l l ing to com m unicate, or share.
MIR 4 12
M IR, mm , v. a. Sport; play, fl irt.
See M ire and Mireadh..
M IR ,-r. , and - ANN AN , s. m . A bi t, a
part dr p iece of any th ing ; a l uncheon .MIRE, ind. s. m . and j: pres.MIR E ADH, 4 11 11,ipartm . Mir. Play, pastim e, a p laying, sport ing, di version , frol ic ;m irth , lev i ty, giddi ness ;
“
s flirt ing, wanton ing transport, rap ture, ecstasy ; a transp ort of rage, fury, ardour, v ehem ence,M ire chatha,
’
poet. The rage of battle ;M i 1 e chuthaich, Madness ; quickness or
v i olence of m otion .MIRE , adj. comp . of Mear, adj. wh ich see.MIR E AD,
- 1 11 , s. f. (Mear, adj. Merri
m en t, degree of m errim ent, sportiv eness orh ilari ty. See Mear.
M IR E A G , q ua, ~ A N , s. f. dim . of M ire. Asporting, p laying or frisking .
MIR E A G A CH, q u eue,
adj. (Mireag,)Playful, Sporti ve, frolicsom e ; wan ton .
MIR E A G A CHD, s. j: ind. (Mireagach,)Playfulness, sportiv eness.
MIR EA N , 4 1111 , 3.
'
m . Playfulness,spor
M IR E A N , 4 11 11 ,-A N , s. m . dim . ofMir. A
lit tle p i e ce, po rt ion or fragm en t.
MIREA N A CH , 4 1 0 11 11, adj.Merry, p layful , causing m errim en t.
MIRBANACH -AICHE , adj. (MireanpA boundi ng in sm all p i eces, porti ons or
fragm en ts.
MIR E AN A CH, 4 110 11 , 3. m . A bridle-bi t..MIR E A N A CHD, s. f. ind. (Mireanach,adj. ) Sportiv eness, p layfuln ess.M I-R EUSON TA , adj. (M i, pref. and
R eusonta, adj. ) Unreasonable, not righ t,irrational .M I-R EUSON TA CHD, s. f. ind. (Mireusonta,) Unreasonableness.M I-R IA GHA ILT,
-E , 4 1 11 11 , 3. f. (M i,
p rq'
. and R iaghailt, ) M isrule, disorder,confusion , irregu lari ty.M I- R IA G HA ILTE A CH ,
4 1 10 11 11, adj.
(M i - riaghailt,) D isorderly, confused, or
irregular ; turbulent, rebell ious, d issol ute.M I- R IA G HA ILTE A CHD
,s. f. ind. (M i
riaghailteach, ) Irregulari ty, disorder ; turbulence, rebell iousness, disso luteness.
M I- R IA G HA ILTICH, 4 11 11, M H v . a.
(M i , pref. and R iaghailtich,) Confuse, confound, disarrange.
M I-RIA G HL ADH,- A IDH, s. m . (M i, pref:
and R iaghladh,) Anarchy, confusion ; a
m ism anaging, m ism anagem ent.
MLR IA N ,- A ,
- A N , s. m . (M i, pref. and
R ian,) D isorder, turbulence, confusion .
MIS
BII-R IA N A IL ,-E , adj. (M i-rian,) D isi
orderly, disordered, confused ; ind iscree t.M I-R IA N AL A S, -A IS, s. m . (M i- rianail, )D isorder, confusion ; i ndiscreti on .
M I - R IO G HA IL ,- E , adj. ( .M i, pref: and
R ioghail,) Unkingly, unbecom ing a kingdisloyal .
M I -R IOG HA L A CHD, s. f. ind. (M1rioghail,) D isloyal ty.M IRR, s. m . Myrrh .
MI RUN,- u1 N , s. m . (M i , pref. and Run ,)
Mal ice, i l l-wi ll, sp i te, m alevol ence.MI-RUN A CH,
-A ICHE , adj. (Mi- rum) Ma
licious, sp i teful, m al ev ol en t.M ISD, adj. comp . of Olc , adj. Worse,MISDE , worst. See Miosa and O lc, adj.
M I SE , pers. p ron . ind. emp /i. of M i, pron . I ,I m yself.
MISE A CH,- 1 0H,
. m , s. f. See Minseach .MISG ,
-E , s. f. Drunkenness, i n tox i cationAir m hisg,
’ Drunk .
MISG E A CH, adj. (Misg,) Drunken , addicted to dri nking ; drunk, intoxiosted.
MISG E ALA CHD, s. f. ind. (Misgeil,)See Misgearachd.
MISG E A R , 4 11 11 ,-A N , s. m . (Misg and
MISG E IR ,- EAN, Fear,) A drunk-Z
ard.~
M ISG E A R A CHD, s. f. ind. (Misgear,)Drunkenness, habi t of drunkenness.
MISG E IL ,-E , adj. See Misgeach.
M I- SG E IN M,- 11, s. f (M i , p ref. and
Sgeinm ,) Slov enl i ness, untidi ness.
M I- SG E INME IL ,- E , adj. (M i - sgeinm ,)
Slov enly, untidy.
M I- SG E UL, - é1 1., s. m . (M i , p ry:and Sgeul,) A bad or false report, or tal e
,
cal um ny.M I - SG IOBA LTA , adj. (M i, pref.
and Sgiobalta, ) Inactiv e, lazy ; slov enly,un tidy ; awkward
'
in dress or gai t, no t.sm art .
M I- SG IOBALTA CHD, s. f. ind. (Mi
sgiobalta,) Inact iv i ty, laz i ness awkwardness in dress or gait.M I- SG O IN N ,
- E , s. f. (Mi, pref. and
Sgoinn , ) Inactiv i ty, wan t of energy, wan tof m ethod carelessness, negl igence.M I - SG O IN N E IL ,
-E,adj. (M i- sgoinn, )
Inactiv e, wanting energy, si lly, awkward ;careless, i natten t iv e.M I- SHR ADH ,
-A , s. m . (M i , pref: and
Seadh, ) Wan t of sense, stup idi ty, absurdi
ty, nonsense heedlessness, i ndifference.
M l- SHE ADHA IL , adj. (Mi- sheadh,)
Q»
MIT MIU
M I -THABHA CHDA CH,m ead , adj. MITHLE A N A CH, 4 1 1011 11, adj. (M i lcah, )
(M i Ineffic ien t, weak, sil ly. Sport iv e, p layful ; crafty, cunn ing.
See Tabhachdach. M I-THLUS, 4 1 1 5, s. m . Hard- heartedness,M I - THABHA CHDA S, 4 115,
”
s. m . See want of tenderness or com passion, wan t ofM i- thabhachd. affection or feel ing .
M I- THA ICE A L ACHD,
’
s. f. ind. (M i M I-THLUSA R , 4 11 11 11 , adj. (M i- thlus,)'
thaiceil,) Feebleness, want of firm ness. See Hard- hearted, cruel, unfeel ing, dev oid ofTaiceil. tenderness or com passi on .
M I- THA ING, ,4 1, s.f. (M i and . Taing,) M l-THL USA R A CHD, s. f. ind. (lil i
Thanklessness, i ngrati tude. thlusar, ) Unki ndness, harshness, cruelty.
M I -THA IN G E A L A CHD, s. f. (M i M I-THO G A R R A CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (M i ,Unthankfulness, ungrateful p ref. and n arrach,) Unwi ll i ng, av erse,
ness. backward.
M l-THA IN G E IL , 4 3, adj. (M i and Tai ng MI-THO G R ADH, 4 1 1 11 11 , 4 111 11,
3. m .
ei l,) Unthankful, ungrateful . (Mi, pref. and Togradh,) Unwilli ngness,M I- THA ITIN N , 4 11 11 , MH v . 71 . (M i and av ersion an ev i l propensi ty.Taitinn ,) D issatisfy, disp lease, ofi
'
end . M I-THOIL . 4 3, sof: (M i; pref and TOIL)M I-THA IRBHE , s. f. ind. (M i, pref. and Want of wi ll, unwi ll i ngness, backwardTairbhe,) Disprofit, dam age ; ineflicacy.
ness ; il1- W i l l. ‘
M ln THA ITN E A CH ,- EICHE
,adj. (Miaud MI-THO IL E A CHV E ICHEMCfi (Mi-mon.)
Taitneach, ) D isagreeable, unp leasant. See Unwill i ng, av erse. See Toileach.
Taitneach. M I -THOIL E A CHA DH, 4 1 1 11 11 , 3. m .
M I -THA ITN E A DH, 4 1111 11 , 3. m . and and pres. p art. v . M i - thoilich. Displeas
p res. part. v . M i- thaitinn . D isp leasi ng, ac t ing. act of disp l easi ng or dissatisfyi ng 1
of disp leasi ng or dissatisfyi ng ; state of be M I- THOIL ICH,- IDH, MH“
, v . a. (M i,ing disp l easi ng or d isagreeable. pref. and To ilich,) D ispl ease, dissatisfy.M I -THAPA CHD, s.f. ind. (M i , pry and M l - THO IL ICHTE , adj. and p ret. p art. v.
Tapachd, ) Inactiv i ty, sluggish ness. M i- thoilich. D isp leased, dissatisfied.
ML THA PA DH ,- A IDH , a m , 3. m (M i , M I-THR OCA IR , 4 1, s. m . (M i , pref. and
pref. and Tapadh, ) A m isfortune, m ishap . T1;dcair,) Cruel ty, i nclemency.MI-THA PA IDH,
- E , adj. (El i; pref. and M I-THR OCA IR E A CH,- EICHE
, adj.Tapaidh,) Inact ive, sluggish, dull ; no t (M i- thrdcair, ) Merci less, cruel.sto ut, i nfirm . M I -THRUA C A N TA
,- A IN TE , adj. (M i,
ML THA RBHA CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (M i, m y”. and Truacanta.) Unfeel ing. hard
pref. and Tarbhach, ) Unsubstantial ; un hearted.
profi table, unproducti v e, unfrui tful . M I- THR UA C A N TA CHD; ind. s. m .1
MI-THA RBHA CHD, s. f. ind. (M i MI- THR UA C AN TA S, - Axs. i and
tharbhach, ) Unprofitableness, unproduc (M i- thruacanta,) Wan t Of feel ing, incletiv eness, unfruitfulness.
m ency.
M I TH , 4 1,- EAN, s. 711 . An obscure or hum M I - THUIG , 4 f , MH’
: v . 73° (Ml: preffble person, one of the
‘com m on p eop le p l.and Tuig,) M isunderstand.
The com m on p eop le. MI-THUIG SE , s. f. (M i, mg: and
M ITHE A R ,-m a, adj. (Mna, ) Weak, ih Tuigse.) Wan t of understanding. stup i
firm,crazy. d i ty
M I-THEIST,-E , 4 1 11 11 , 5.f. (Mi , pref. and M I- THUIG § E A CH. m ean. 0 471 (Mi
Teist,) Calum ny, reproach .thuigse,) Sensel ess, stup id.
M I- THE ISTE IL ,. E , adj. (M i , nef and M l -THUIG SIN N
, 4 1, s. f. and pres. p art.
Teisteil, ) Rep roach ful, disgraceful . v . M i- thuig. A m isunderstandi ng ; act 0 1M ITH ICH. s.f ind. T im e, a prop er or fi t m isunderstanding.tim e or season . MI-UA IBHR E A CH ,
- EICHE, adj. (Bil l,M I- THL ACHD, ind} (M i, pref; and p ref. and Uaibhrea
‘
ch,) Co‘ndescending,
Miothlachd. not proud.
M I-THL A CHDMHO R, m u m, adj. (M i , M I -UA IL L . 4 3. S f and Uaill,)pref. and Tlachdm hor,) Unhandsom e, i ll Hum i l i ty, condescension .fav oured ; unp leasant, disagreeable, dis M I-UA SAL .
- A ILE and UA ISLE, adj. (M i ,
gusting ; unsatisfactory. p ref. and Uasal,) Ungen teel ; ignoble,M ITHL
’
E A N , 4 1111, 3. m . Sport, div ersion, m ean .am usem ent, a trick, crafty deed. M I-UA LLA CH, 4 1 1011 11, adj. (M i , pref.
MIU
and Uallacb ,) Dull, spiri tl ess. See
uaibbreacb .
MIfi G HA IR ,-E
,adj. Niggardl y, penu
rions.
MIG G HA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Mifighair, ) Niggardness, penuriousness.M I- GMHA L ,
-A ILE, adj. (M i and fjmD isobedi en t, _
rebel l ious, contum a
c i ons.MI-GMHLA CHD, s. f z nd . (M i -.um halJD isobedi ence, rebell iousness.
M IIERA N ,- A 1 N ,
-A N , s. m . A carrot ; a
parsnip.
MIGR AN A CH,-A 10HE , adj. (Mifirari,)
Abounding i n carro ts or parsn ips.M I-URRAM ,
-A IM, s. m . (M i , pref. and
Urram ,) D ishonour, disrespect.M l-UR RAMA CH,
- AI CHE, adj. (M i-arram ,) D ishonouring, disresp ectful .M I-UR R AMA CHADH,
-A IDH, s. m . and
pres. part. _v . M i- urram aicb . D ishonour
i ng, act of dishonouri ng or disobeying.MI- UR R AMA ICH ,
- IDH, MH a. (Miurram , ) D i
'
shonour, disresp ect, disobey.M IfJTHA IR ,
o r, adj. See Mifighair.
MIOTHA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Mifithair, ) See Miughaireachd.
MN A OIDHE IL ,- E , adj. (Mnaoi,)
M N A THA IL , m an ish , l ike am an ; m odest.MN A THALA CHD
,s.f. ind. (Mnathail
, )Wom anli ness, m odesty.
MO , p oss. pron . My, m ine.MO,
adj. com p . of Mar. Larger, largest,greater, greatest.
MOBA G ,-A IG ,
-AH, s.f. Provin . See Ma
MOBA G A CH,-AICHE, adj. Provin . for
Mabagach.
MOBA IN N , MH v . a.
' Maltreat,abuse.
MOBA IN N ,
$3. m . and pres. part.
MOBA IN N E ADH, v . Mobainn. Mal
treati ng, ac t of abusing.MOCH ,
- o 1cnn, adj. Earl y.MOCH , adv. (Moch , adj. ) Early ; be
tim es, soon .
MOCHD,- A1 DH, MH v . a. Mov e, yield,
giv e way.
MOCH, 4 21 1110 11 , 3.f (Mach and Eirigb ,)Earl y rising.
MOCH-THR ATH,- A
,s. f. (,Moch and
Tratb The m orning, dawn of day.
MOCH THR ATHA CH,- AICHE, adj.
(Moch - thrath, Early.MOD,
- 0 1D,- A N ,
s. m . A court, a court ofjustice ; an assem bly, m eeting ; discon
tent .
MOG'
MODA CH,- i ucaa, adj. (Mial,) Holding
courts or m eetings.MODH,
- A ,- A N , and 4 1 14 1111 11 , s.f. A m an
ner, m ode, or m ethod ; m anners, goodbreedi ng ; respect, honour pl. Modhan-gnan .
’ Morals, good m orals.MODH ,
-A IDH, M E a. (Modh, s. ) Tam e,trai n,as horses.
MODHA DH,-A IDH, s. m . and pres. p art.
11. Modh . Tam i ng, act of’ tam ing or train .
i ng.MODHALA CHD, s. f. ind. (Modhai l,Mannerl i ness, good breedi ng ; m oral i ty ;m odesty, m ildness.MODHAN,
-A IN, s. m . (Modh ,) The sound. of a bag
-
p ip e or o ther m usi cal instru ~
m ent.MODHA N A CH, 4 1 10 1111,
MODHA N A IL ,-s,
Modhai lMODHA N N AN, pl. ofModh , wh ich see.
MODH'
A R , 4 1 1 11 12, adj.Soft, m i ld, tender ;quiet, calm , sti ll.MODH- SiOL A ICH, s. m . (Modh and
Siol,) A seed left to'
produce
m ore ; a m anner of breed ing.MOG ,
-0 1G ,-A N , s. f. A clum sy hand or
foot, a broad paw. See Mag.
MOG A CH,-A1 CHE , adj. (Mog,) Hav i ng
clum sy hands or feet, hav i ng broad paws.
MOG A CH,-A ICHE
,adj. (Mog,) Shaggy,
hairy.
MO G AL,- AIL, - AN
,s. m . See Mogul.
MOG AN -A IN,-AH, s. m . A stocking worn
- without the part to cov er th e foo t, an old
stocking, boot- hose ; a loose sleev e worn
MOG AN,-AIN, s. m . A kind of wh isky
distil l ed from oats. Prahin .
MOG A N A CH , 4 1 0 11 13, adj. (Mogan,) Of,or belonging to old stockings or boot- hose,or wh isky m ade from oats.
MOG BUN, 4 1m , 3. 711. See Modhan .
MO G LA CHADH,-s 11) 11 , s. m . and p res.
p art. v.
’
Moglaich. Husking, act of h uski ng or taki ng off the h usks.
MO G L A'
ICH,
-m a , m a , a. (Mogul, )Husk, take off th e husks.
MO G L A ICHTE , p ret. p art. 11. Mog
lai ch . Husked, stripp ed of the husks.MOG UL, -UIL,
- A N , s. m . A husk, as ofnuts a m esh . th e i n terstice of a net.
MO GULA CH,-AICHE, adj. (Mogul, )
Husky, abounding i n husks ; reticulated,form ed i n m eshes, as a net.MOG HAR,
-A1RE, adj. See Mddhar.
MOGUR, m u m, adj. Bulky, clum sy cor
pulent.
MOI 4 16
MOIBE AL, Lam ,-AH, s. m . A broom ,
besom ,or m op .
MO IBE A LA CH,-A ICHE,
1 adj. (MoibeaL)O f, or abounding i n broom s or m 0ps.
MO IBEAN,- EIN, - A R , s. m . A m op .
MO IBE A N A CHADH,-A IDH, s. m . and
p res; part. 11. Moibeanaich. Act of rub
bing, scrubbing, or wash ing wi th a m op .
MO IBE AN A ICH, 4 11 11 , u m , v. a . (Moihean , ) Rub or wash with a m op .
MO IBE A N A ICHTE , p ret. part. 11. Mo i
beanaich. Rubbed or washed with am op .
MO IBLE A DH, 4 111111 , 3. m . A gnawingor hal f chewing.MOICHE , adj. cam p . of Moch , which see.
MO ICHE , s. f ind. (Moch , adj. ) E arli
ness, as of th e day.MO ICHE A D,
- 1 11 , s. m . (Mach, adj. )Earl i ness, degree of earl i ness.
MOID,LE ,
-EAN,'
s.f. See Bold.
MOID,-E , s. f. (M6,) Greatness, degree of
greatness
Mgig’E ,
adj. camp . ofMor, wh ich see.
MOID, adv. (M ciid, adj. ) More, th em ore.MOIDE A CHADH,
" 11 1 11 11, 3. m . and pres.
part. Mé idich. See Boidich.
MOIDICH, 4 11 1-i, m a , 0 . a. (Mold, SeeBOldl . r
MOIG E A N,
- EIN,
- A N , s. m . See Mogan .
MO IG E A N A CH,-A ICHE, adj. See Mo
MO IGHR E , adj. Stout, robust, handsom e.MO IG HltE , a m , 3. m . A stout or handsom e m an .
MO IL, o n, s. f Hair m atted together ; aheap cast up ; a kind of black worm .
BIOILE A N , 4 21 11,- A N , 11. m . A p l um
MO IL E A N A CH,4 1mm } fat ch ild ;
l i t tl e l um p or heap .
MO IL E A N A CH, 4 10 1111, adj. (Mol leanach, s. ) P lum p , fat, and of low stature ;hav ing th e hair m atted together.
MO ILLE, s. f. ind. Provin . See Mai l le.
IVIO ILTE A G ,- E 1G ,
- A N , s. j: A wom anof low stature, and stou t ; a
‘
term of rid icule.
MO IM,o n
,- EAN. s. 171 . See Maoim .
MOINE , s. f. ind. A m oss, a m ossy place ;p eats, turf.MOIN E A G A G ,
-A IG , um , s. f. A pea or
bean pod.
MO INEI S, -E , s. 771 . See Maineas.
MOIN E ISE A CH, 4 10 1111, adj. See Maineasach.
MOL
MOIN wFHEUR,4 10 1 11
,3. 771. (Mai ne and
Feur,) Mountai n grass.MO IN IG ,
-E , s. f. Van i ty, boasti ng, confidence.
MOINTEACH, 4 110 11 , 3. j: (Mai ne,) Am ossy p lace, m oss.
MOIN TE A CHA IL ,- E , adj.
Mossy, boggy, m arshy.
MOIN TIDH,-E , adj. (Mom e, ) Mossy,
boggy,m arshy.
MOIN TIDHE A CHD, s.f. ind. (Mai n
tidh,) Bagginess, m arsh iness.MO IPE A L ,
~ EIL, - A N , s. 771 . See Moibeal.
MO IPE A N ,-EIN, 771 . See Moibean.
MOIR- CHEART, 4 11 11 1 3 s. 171 . (Mar and
Ceart,) Justice.MO IRE, s.f. ind. Mary, -the Virgi n Mary .
See Mboire.M01READ,
. m , s. m . See Meud.
MO IR EA G ,- I£IG
,- AH, s.f:
’
A sm al l shell .
MO IR EA L ,- EIL, 4 1 11 , s. m . A bori ng
iron , an anger, or wim ble.MO IR E AL A CH,
- A I CH E , adj. Furnishedwi th angers ; l ike an auger.
MOIR E A R ,- 1a,
-AH, s. m . (Mar and
Fear,) A lard, or earl, a noblem an . SeeMdr- fhear.
MO IR E A R A CHD,s. f ind. (Moirear, )
Lordsh ip, t i tl e, dign i ty, rank.
MOIR E A S, - EIS, s. m . (Mar,) Haughti
n ess, pride.
MOIRE A SA C H,-A 1¢11 11, adj. (M6ireas,)
Haugh ty, p rou d.
MO IR —FHE A R,- 1a,
- A N . See Mor
fhear.
MOIR N EA S, - E IS,s. m . (Mar and E as, )
A great cascade or fal l of water.
MO ISE A N ,- E [N ,
- A N , s. m i See Muisean.
MOISE A N A CH,- AICHE, adj. See Muis
eanach.
MO lT,- E , s. f. Sulki ness, sul lenness
,m a
roseness ; pride a short n eck as of a bird,cresti ng up .
MOITE ALA CH,-A ICHE, adj. Sea Moi
tei l .MO ITE A L A CHD
,s. f ind; (Moiteil, )
See “Tai t.MO ITE IL ,
-E,adj. (Main) Sul len , sulky,
m orase ; pettish , p roud.
~MOL, - A IDH, M 11 a. Praise,extol ; re
com m end ; adv ise.MOL, 4 111 , and - A ,
'
-A N
'
, s.f. A beach . SeeMal.
MOLA CH ,14 11a , adj. Hairy
,rough ;
rough, storm y, hoarse .MOL A CHA S, - A IS, s.m . (Molach,) Roughness, hairi ness, hoarseness.
MOLADH,
-A 111 11 , s. m . and pres. part. 11.
MOL 4fl'
7 MOR
.Mol . f Praising, ‘ act of"
p raising of com-1 1 d ifficult “ accom p l ishm en t ; spa-clans; as
im ending ; adv ising, act of advising ; praise, paciaus ; m uch, great i n degree ; abunapp lause. dafitfi copio us ; m ighty, powerful ; proud,MOLAN,
- A 1N ,lanr
'
s. pi. Provin . See
.Mulan .
MO L A N A CH,-A ICHE, adj. Provin . See
(Mulahacb'
. -A IDH, s. m . and pres.
MOLL, - 1m m,s. m a Chafi
'
. En larging, act of enMOLLMHOR ,«11 11 11, adj (Mal l andMom) ! ract of exal ti ng or digAbound ing ixr chafl
'
.
MO L LTA IR ,1 -E ,
‘
4 111 11 , s.m .‘ A
fram e.MOLLTA IH,
}- E , 1 - EA N , sa m .
-M i ll dues‘l»
MOL TA IR , m ul ture. l large; m ake greater yexalt, dignify.‘
MOLTW'
LOIETE,’ -U1LT, s. m . Sée Mul t. ’ MOR A ICHTE , p ret. part.‘U.
’ Maraich.
MOLTA, pret. part. M01. Praised, ex l
tolled. MOR - A IG E AN N A CH, 1 o m en s , adj.MOLTA CH,
- AICHE , adj. Praisi ng, lauda MOR -A l G N E A CH, E (Mar and
tory, giv en to praising or com m ending ; .A igeannach,) H igh m i nded,“
m agnanim f
praiséworthy, cam m endaliiez . aus.
BION A CH,-A ICHE
, adj. (Manach ,) Hilly, NIOR '
A'l G E A N TA CHD, ind.
m ountai nous. MORr A IG N E ADH, v E IDHJ (.Mél‘
MON ADH, m an y/ s: m . A m oun and A igneadh, Magnanim ity 1
tain ; a heath , heathy expanse. MORA IL ,-n,
adj. (11101 3) Majestic, m ag- E ,
-EKN,
‘
s.'
j17(Monadh nificen t. A
and G ain ) A m urm uring. noise. MO RA IR , 3 13,-EA N ,, 3. m a See Mor
MON A GHA IR E A CH,-m ca a, adj. (Mo
‘
thear.
naghair, ) Making am nrm uring’
noise. MOR A IR E A CHD, ,s. f. ind. (Morain)
MON A IS, - E , s. f. Slowness, dulness ; in See Moirearachd.1
at ten tion , negl igence. M OR A LA CH, 4 1 1 0 1113, adj. (Mar,) 1866
MON A ISE A CH,
- ~ EICHE,adj. (Monais,) Morai l'.
Sla'
W y dull, i nattentiv e, negl igen t .‘ MOR A L A CHD, s. f.
‘
ind. (Marail,)MON A ISE A CHD, s.f ind. (Manaiseach,) G 1eatness, ex cellency,Se
‘
e’
Manais. ‘’ MORAN,
- A 1N , s. m .
'
g reatMONAR,
- A 1 11 ,' A dim inuti v e
l
m ulti tude,‘
m any ; m uchL a
p erson'
amthing; a sm al l m atter. great quanti ty .
MON A R A N ,
~
-A 1 N,
-A 1: , 3. m adim . See MOR -BHA LLE ; m . (Mdr
and Bai le,) A great town or'
cityr a‘m e
MON A SG ,-A ISG ,
‘
s. j: Chall’, dross, re- i trapal is.11 01 1 BHUADHAC H, m es a, adj. (M91;
MONA SG A CH,~ - A 1CHE, adj. : (Monasg,) andf Buadh or Buaidh Hav i ng great , 0 1
Aboundi ng i n chaff, dross an refuse.1 no ble qual i t ies ; u ,
MONG,- SeeMuing. MOR BHUA IDH,
- E ,c f.
MON G A CH-MHE A R ,‘ l-AICH-MHEARA, (Mar and Buaidb ,) Heraistn, braveny p a
great conquest. w J
MON G AJ N E A CH,- EICHE
, adj. (Mong,) MOR - CHL IUITE A CH,- EICHE , adj. (Mar
Hav i ng a m ane and Cliuiteach Gnratly1 1'
enowned..
w i
MO N MHUR , 4 1a s. m .
’
A m urm nr, MOR - CHOLUIN N E A CH ,”111m m, ,adj.
an uproar ; deti actian. (Mar and Coluinn,) Corp ulent, lar f
ge or
MON MHUR A CH, p A ICl adj , (Man’
. thick badied. 1
m hur,) Murm uring. MOR - CHR IDHEA CH, 4 110 1111,adj, (M01‘MOPA CH,
- AICHE, adj. See Mabach. and £Cridhe,) SeerMor-aigeannach.
MOR , MO, and M01 11, adj. Great; large, MOR CHUA IR T,- EA N , s.f (Morand
of great si ze ; great, m any; of great num Cuairt,) A great circui t.a ber ; great i n extent, extensive ; im portan t ; MO R - CHUAN ,
- A 1N ,-UA N TA N , s. m (Mar
ch ief, pri ncipal ; great, of’high rank ; tal l, and Cuan, ) The great ocean, a great
of h igh stature ; proud, lofty ; fam i l iar, 1 , ocean .
m uch acquainted ; val ued, esteem ed ; hard, MGR - CHUI S, -E , s. f. (Mar and C 1‘
1is,)3 G
V
MOR 4 18
- Pride, pom p , m agn ificence, sp l endour;boas ting, vai n-glory .
MORP CHUISEA CH,-EICHE, adj. (M6r
chuis, ) Proud, pom pous, m agn ificent,.sp lendid.
MOR - CHUISL E ,-EA N , s. fu (M6r and
”
.C uisla) An artery.
Having great arteries, arterial .MORDHA , adj. (M6r, ) G reat, em i nen t,
MORDHA CHD, s. f. ind. M6rdha. See-M6rachd.
MOR -FHA IR G E ,o E AN , s. m . (M6r and
MOR - FHEAR,- 1a,
-AH, s. m . (M6r and
F ear, ) A n earl, a lord : lit. a great m an.
See Maor.
MOR - FHE A R A CHD,s. f. ind. (M6r
fhear, ) See Moirearachd.
MOR FHLA ITHE , p lfofMor-fhlath.
MOR—FHL A TH,-A ITH, 4 1 11 11, 3. m . (M6r
and Flath,) A great ch ief.MOR—FHL IODH,
-A , 29. m . (Mor and
Fliodh,) Master wort.MORGHA, adj. See Mcirdha.
MOR - G HA ISG E , s. j: ind . (M6r and
G aisge,) Heroism , prowess.
MGR - G HA ISG E IL ,-E , adj. (Mdr
ghaisge,) Heroic, of great prowess.MOR - GHLON N , 4 1 1 11 11, 3. m . (M6r and
G lonn ,) See Mor-ghaisge.MOR - G HLON N A CH,
-A ICHE,adj. (M6r
ghlonn,) See M6r-ghaisgeil.MOR - G HN IOMH,
-A ,- AR.A
,s. m . (M6r
and G niom h, ) A great deed, an exp loi t.MOR o GHN lOMHA CH,
- A ICHE , adj.
(Mdr-gniom h,) Of great deeds, p erforming great deeds.MOR - IN N TIN N , 11. f. (M6rand Inntian ,) A great or noble m i nd.
MGR - IN N TIN N E A CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj.(M6r- inntinn ,) Noble m i nded.
MGR - IN N TIN N EA CHD, s.f.ind. (M6rinntinn
‘
eaeh,) Greatness of m ind, m agnanim ity .
MOR - IOG HN A DH,-A IDH, 4 11111, 3. m .
(Mdr and Ioghnadh,) A stonishm enth
am azem en t.MORL A N A CHD, s. f. ind. Labour perform ed by tenants to their landlord.
MOR -LETH-TR OMA CH,-AICHE
,adj.
(M6rand Leth-trom ach,) Far advanced i n
pregnancy
MGR-LUA CH,- 1 , s. m . (Mor and Luach ,)
MOR -MHA OR ,4 10 13 , 8. m . (Mdr and
Maor, ) A lord m ayor, a high steward.
MOR
MOR -MHEA N MN A CH,m ega, adj.
(M6r and Meanm nach,) High m inded,
m agnanim ous.MOR -NfHE A NMN A CHD,
’
s. f. ind.
(M6r-m heanm aach,) Highm indedness,m agnanim i ty.MOR—MHE A S, -A , s. m . (M6r and Meas,)High esteem or respect.
MOR -MHUIN N TIR ,-n, s.f. coll. (M6r
and Muinntir,) A great m ulti tude.MOR N A ICH,
-E , s. f. (Moran,) A con- r
siderable quant ity or num ber.MOR N AN ,
-A IN ,-A H, s. m . A sm al l tim
ber dish.
MOR -
‘
R OIN N ,-E ,
- EA N , s. f. (M 6r and
R oinn , s. ) A prov i n ce : lit. a great div ision,MOR- R O IN N E A CH,
-m a , adj. (Morroinn,) Prov incial, of or belonging to a
”
prov i nce.MGR - SHAR,
-Km , 3. m . (Mor and 8511 3)A hero, a m ighty hero ; great distress or :
trial.MGR - SHE ISE A R , my. (M6r and Seisear,)Sev en .
MOR ~ SHLUA G H,-UA IG H, s. m . (Mori
and Sluagh,) A m ulti tude, a host.MO RTz - ow'r, s. m . Murder
,
MO R TADH,-A IDH, slaughter.
MORT,
-A IDH, MH v. a. (Mort, s. ) Mur
der, slay.MORT,
- om 'r, d r1 m , 3. m . and:
MORTA DH, zpres. part. v . Mort . Mur
dering, act of m urderi ng.
MOR TA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Mort,) Mur
MOR TA CHA IL , - E , } derons.
MOR TA IR , q r, s. m . (Mort and
Fear, ) A m urderer, assassi n .
MOR TA IR E A CH, 4 210 11 12 , adj. (Mor
tair,) Murderous, l ike a m urderer.
MORTA IR EA CHD, s. f: ind. (Mortair
each,) A m urderi ng ; m urderousness.
MORTA R,- A IR , s. m . Mortar, l im e.
MOR -TH I R, 4 5, m an , s. f. (M6r and
Tir,) the m ain- land, a conti nen t.
MOR -THIR E A CH , 4 110 11 , 3. m . (M6r
th ir,) A nativ e of the m ai n- land. Provin .
MOR —THIR E A CH, q ueue , my. (Morth ir,) Continen tal, of, or pertaining to a
con ti nent.MGR -THORA CH, 4 1a , adj. Very
M GR -THOR R A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Mor
and Torrach,) Fan advanced i n pregnancy.
MG R -TH R IATH,-A ,
- A N , s. m . (M6r
and Triath,) A great pri nce or ch ief.MOR—UA CHDA R A N ,
- A IN ,- A N , s.
’
m .
(M6r and Uachdaran,) A h igh gov ernor, a
‘ MOR 4 19
MOR -UA ISLE , s. f. ind. (M6r and
Ualela, ) High nob i l i ty or rank.
M OR -UA ISL E A N , 3. p l. (M6r and Uaislean ,) The nobi l i ty, nobl es.
MOR -UR R A N TA ,- A IN TE , adj. (Mdr and
Urranta, ) Very bold, dari ng, dauntless.MOR -UR RA N TA CHD, s. f. ind. (M6r
urranta, )‘Great boldness, intrep idi ty.
MOSA CH,
-A ICHE, adj. Nasty, fi l thy ;worth less, . i nsign ificant ; sordid, m ean ,avari cious.
MOSA G ,-A IG ,
- A N . s.f: (Mosach,) A taw
dry, drabbish wom an aworthlesswom an ;a m ean or av aricious wom an.
MOSA I CHE, s. f. ind. (Mosach,) Nastin ess, filthiness ; worthlessness,
‘
insignifi
_ cance avarice, parsim ony.MOSA IDH, s. m . See Musaidh.
MOSAN,
-A IN ,- AH, s. m . (Mosach, ) A
nasty fellow, a slov en, a worthless fellow ;an avaricious fel low.
MO SA N ,- A lN , s. m
'
. Cbafi’: refuse.MOSG A IDE A CH, a xons, adj. Dul l,heav y, sp iri tless, slow.
MOSG A IL ,- G LA IDH, MH a.
'
and n .
Waken , rouse ; awake, rise from sleep .
MOSGA IN,- E , s. m . Musti ness ; rot
tenness, cariousness.'
MOSGA IN,-E ,
-EICHE, adj. (Mos
MOSG A IN E A CH, gain,) Musty, rotten,carious.MOSG A IN E A CHD:s. fi ind. (Mosgain,)See Mosgain, s.
MOSG A LA CH, ”n orm , adj. (Mosgail,
Watchful , v ig ilant , at tentive.
MOSG A LA CHD, s. f. ind. Mosgalach.
Watchfulness, v ig ilance.MOSG LA DH,
-A IDH, s. m . and pres. part.
lMosgail. A ct of wakening, causi ng toawake, ac t of awaking, ris ing from sleep .
MOSG UIN E A CH,- n cnr, adj. Rel i
giously i ncl i ned, dev out.MOSBA CH, a rom a, adj. Caressing coarsely.
MOSRADH,-A IDH, 3. m . Coarse daL
liance ; brutal i ty.MOTHA CHADH y u an ,
s. m . andpres.
MOTHUCHA DH part. Mothaich.
A ct of,
feel ing, p erceiv ing ; th e sense offeel ing, sensibi l ity.MOTHA CHA IL , 4 1, adj. (MothachMOTHUCHA IL , adh, ) Sensible, ohservant, feel ing.MOTHA ICH, 4 133 . M 8 4, a. Perce iv e
,
MOTHUICH, observe ; feel , know.
MOTHA R , q u a, s. m . A loud or greatnoise ; a high or swell ing sea.
MOTHA R , 4 m m, adj. See Mddhar.
MUC
MOTHAR A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Mother,
High sounding, loud.
MU, prep . A bout, around ; of, concerning ;on account of, for ; Mu
’n cusirt,’
A bout,round about. ‘ Mu thim chioll.
’
A bout,around, concern ing. ‘ Mu choinneam h,
’
Opposite.M l} , adj. comp , ofMdr, Provin . See M6.
MU, conj. See Mu ’n .
MUC , -UIC, -A N , s. m . and f. A sow,or
p ig ; a p erch ; the h eap raised ov er them outh of a v essel i n m easuri ng.MUCA CH, 4 1 10 11 13, adj. (Mna,) Swinish ,aboundi ng in swine ; heaped ov er as a
m easuri ng v essel.MUCA G ,
-A IG , -A H, s. f. A hep , the frui tof the dog- rose ; a l i ttl e sow, a pig.
MUCA G A CH, q u ee n, adj. (Mucag,) Abounding in heps.
MUCA IL ,-E, adj. (Mna, ) See Mucach.
MUCA IR , J AN , 3. m . (Muc and Fear,)A swine- herd, a deal er in swine.
MUCA IR E A CHD, s. j]. ind. (Mucair,)Herding of swine
,deal ing in swine.
MUCAL A CHD, s. f. ind. (Mucail,)Swin ishness.
MUC - BHIORA CH ,- A ICHE , -AH-BIOR.ACH,
s.f: (Muc and Biorach,) The long beakedporpoise.MUC-BHLON A G ,
-A IG , s. f. (Muc andBlonag,) Hog’s lard, swine
’
s grease.MUC—FA IL E A G,
-A N - FAILF.A G , s.f. (Mac
and Faileag, ) See Mucag.
MUC- G HA IN EA MH,- E IMH, s. f. (Muc
and G aineam h,) A sand bank, a quicksand.
MfJCH,-A IDH, MH a. Q uench, exting
n ish ; suffocate ; press upon, squeeze together ; quell, paci fy ; m utter, hum , si ngin a low tone or v oice.MOCHA CH,
-A ICHE, adj. (Much, E x
tinguishing, that extinguishes or quenchessuffocating pressing or squeezing to
gether ; m ut teri ng, hum m ing.MfiCHA DA IR ,
-E,-EAN , s. m . (Muchadh
and Fear,) A u ext1 guisher.MUCHA DH,
-A ID, s. m . and pres.part. 0 .
Much) A ct of quench ing or eitinguishing ; suffocating, act of sufi
'
ocating'
; act of
pressing upon or squeez ing together , act
of quell ing or pacify ing ; act of m uttering,hum m ing, or si nging in a suppressed toneex t inction, sufi
'
ocation.
i CHA N ,- A IN ,
-AH, s. m . (Much, s. ) Av ent or ch im ney. Provin.
MUCH- E IR IGH, s. m . See Mochleirigh.
MU—CHO IN N E AMH, prep . impr. (Muand Coinneam h,) Opposi te, ov er against,
MUI
MUCHTA ,
'
p ret. part.‘Mfich. E xt
’
inu MUICHfllAD,.s m . ,
LSee' Moiah
guished, quenched ; suffocated ; pressed ead.
upon, squeez ed together quel led ; m ut ter
ed, bum med .
MUCH-THR ATH,-A ITH, s.f. See Moch
thrath.I
MUG - INNI S, - IN N SE , s. f. (Muc and
Irinis, ) Anancient name of Ireland.
MUC- LO CHA IDH,- c ,
-A N -LO CHA § DH,
s. m .1 (Muc and The comm on
MUC-MHA ‘RA ,- c ,
- A N ~MA R A ,
(Muc and Muir,) A whale.IMUOR A IDH, 8. p l. A herd ofswine.
MUC-R UA DH,- c -aUA DH, -AH-BOADHA ,
s. f.
‘
(Muc‘
and s R uadl1, ) A speci es éfwrasse ; the fish v ulgarly cal led Old
MUC- SHN EA CHDA , 4 11 0 ,- AN - 51~iEA CH
DA , s.f: (Mac and Sneaehd, ) A snow
MODAN,-A1 N ,
-AH, 51 m . A cov er or
cov eri ng, as of skin or l eath er, foragun .
MU—DHEIG HIN N , p rep . imp r. Of,MU-DHEIMHIN N , about,concemm g.
.MU-DHE IR E A DH, adv . (Mu and Dal.
eadh,) A t last, at length . M u~dheireadh
thal l . ’ A t long last.’
MfiG ,- L‘
11 G ,-A N , s. f. See Mulg.
Mfi G A CH,-A ICHE , adj. (Muig,) summ ing,
sp eaking through the nose ; gloom y,clouded ; of a g loom y countenance , sullen,surl y, m orose.MUG A G ,
-A 1 G ,~ A N , s. f. (Mulg, ) A surly,
m orose wom an ; a snufiling wom an .
MnG A ICH,-E , s.f. A snuff
l ing voice surliness,m oroseness ; cloudi
- A,
N,
s. m .
A gloom y,
surl y, or m orose fel low ; a snufiling fei
low.
MUGH,-A
’
m n , MH v. a. See Muth .
MUGHA , s. at. Decay, destruct ion , p erdit ion.
MUG HTA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Mfigh, v . )
”Fickle, changeable.MUG HTA CHD, s. f. ind. (Mughtach,)Changeabl eness,‘ fickleness.
MUICE AN A CH,-A ICH, s. m . (Muc, )
'
A
m ean person, a p lebeian .
MUICE lL ,-E , and - EOLA
,s. f.
MUIC -FHEOIL , (M110 and Fedii)Pork.MUICHE ,
3. f. ind. See Mfiig.
MUICHE , adj. camp . of Much . Provin .
See Moiche.
MUIDH,g in - sax, s. m . SeeM uing.
MUIDHE,
v EA N , and 3. m . A
MUIGHE , churn .
MfJIDH EA CH «E lena, adj. (Muidh,)See Muingeach.
MUIDHE A CHA N , H am ,-AN , s. m . dim .
ofM uidhe. A . littl e churn .
.MfJ IDHEA N ,-m ,
-u ., s. m . See Meidhean .
s. f.~MUIDSE , «EA N , -and . - EA CHA N , s. f. A
wom an ’s com m on head. dress, . a linencap . Scot. Match.
-MUIG , -E , m . .C loudiness, darkness, gloom ; a frown, gloom , g loom iness,surl i ness m elancholy, sadness, . sorrowsnot, a sn iv el l i ngnose. .
f JIG ,- 1DB,
.MH a. and n. .Q uen ch ,becom e gloom y, m isty
or dark .
MUIG E A CH,
Mugach.
MUIG E A CHD, s. f.
Mist iness,’ gloom i ness, darkness ; surli
ness, g l oom i n ess. 1
-MUIG E ADH, m m, s. m . andqwes. part.
v . Muig. A ct of quenching oa'sufi
'
ocating ;
state of'becom ing dark or gloom y.
M fi IG E A N , yam ,-A N , s. m . (Mfiig,) See
Mugan .Mfi IG E A N A CH,
-AI CH'E, adj. (Muigeang
Surl y, gloom y.
M EJIG EA NA CHD ,s. f. ind. (Mfiigean
ach, ) G loom iness,'
surliness .
M ijIG E A S, - EIS, - A N , 43. m . (MfiigJ A
sour, gloom y, or downcast l ook.
MUIG EA SA CH; dawns , adj. (Mfiigeas)Sour, gloom y , downcast .
MfiIG E lL ,~ E , adj. M isty, dark , obscure ;
em ly, gloom y . See MuigeanaEh.
MUIG H , adv. (Magh ,) Out , witho ut .
MUIG HE ,-EA N , and r- E ACHA N , s. m . See
D'Iuidhe.
MUIG 'HE A GH,u-m cnn, adj. (Muighe,)
O i, or belongi ng to churns.
MU I‘
L ,-E , q ualm s , s. m . and f. See
Muileid.
MUIL ,-E ,
- EA N , s.f: Provin . See Macila
and Mac ], 3,
MUIL CE AN N ,
MUIL C IO N N,
MUIL CE A N N A CH ,-AICHE
,adj. (Mail;
ceann ,) A bounding i n fel l-wort.MUIL CHIN N ,
-r:,- EA N , s. m . See Mui l
-Ewns , adj. (Muig,) See
- INN, s. m . Fell-wort.
ch i ll .
MUILE ACH,-m cns , adj.
beloved.
Dear, val ued,
MUI 42 2 MUL
MUIR -BHR IJ CHD,-A N , s. m . (Muir and Mfl ISE A G , - EIG
,- A N , s. f. A
'
threat, a
Brfichd,) A high t ide.MCIR E , s.f ind. The leprosy.
“
MfJIREA CH,- s1c1m , adj. (Muire,) L o
prous.
MCIR E ADH, 4 11 11 11 , 3. m . See Muire.
MUI R- GHEADH,' 4 161 11 11 , s. m . (Muir
and G éadh,)'A wild goose.
MUIR G HE ADH,-EIDH,
"-AH, and - G m :A N ,
s.f: A fish spear.
MUIR G HIN E A CH, Dul l,4 110 1111, adj.
MUIR GHIN E A CHD, s. f. 1nd. (Muir
ghineach, ) Dulness, stup idi ty.MUIR ICHIN N , 3. pl. (Min and Gin ,)Chi ldren
,a fam i ly ; a burden, care.
MU IR ICHIN N E A CH,
4 :1a , adj.
(Muiricb inn,) _Hav ing a num erous
offspring ; burdensom e, bri nging m uch
care.MUI R—LAN ,
-A IN,a. m . (Muir and Lam )
‘A high t ide, or high water.
i IR N ,-E , s. f: Cheerfulness, joy ; del i
caten ess, tenderness ; natural affection,‘
l ov e, regard ; respec t.MCIIR N E A CH, 4 11 0 11 3, adj. (Muirn,)Cheerful, joyful del icate, tender ; dear,belov ed ; respectful, showing resp ect.MUIR N E A G ,
-EIG, -A N , s. f. (Muirn,) Acheerful girl ; a tender or delicate wom an ;a belov ed wom an .MfiIR N E A N ,
- E IN, -A N , s. m . (Muirn,)A dearl y belov ed person.MUIR-R E UBA N N ,
- A 1N N , s. m . (Muirand Reubann,) Piracy.MUIR SG IAN ,
- 1A 1N ,- A N , 11. m . (Muir and
Sgian ,) A spout-fish or razor- shell.
MUIR SG IA N A CH,- A I CHE , adj. (Muir
sgian,) A boundi ng'
in spout- fish.
MUIRp SPOIN N E ADH,-E IDH,
- E AN , s.m .
(Muir and Sphinneadh, ) Piracy .
Muir-reubann.
M U I R- SPUIN N E A R , 4 11 11 , m .
(Muir, Spiiinn and Fear,) A p irate or
sea-robber.
MU I R- SPGIN N E A R A CHD, s. f. ind.
(Muir- sphinnearJ See Muir- reubann .
MU IR -TEA CHD, s.m . (Muir andTachd,)
See
threaten ing.MfJ ISEA G A CH,
-A ICHE, adj. (MuiseagdThreatening.
MUISE A L, - EIL, -AH, s. m . A m uz z le, a
curb .MUISE A LA CH,
-A I CHE , adj. (Muiseal,)Hav i ng a m uzzle or curb.
MUISE A N ,- E IN, A N , s. m . A m ean or
sordid follow ; the dev i l.MUISE A N ,
- E lN ,- A N
,s. m . A p 1 im rose.
MfiISE A N A CH,- A ICHE ,
A bounding in prim roses, l ike a p i im rose.
MUISE A N A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Muisean, )Low, sordid, m ean .
MUISG IN N ,- E ,
-E AN , s. f. A n Engl ish
p i n t. Scot. Mutchki n . See Bodach .
MCTITE A CH,- E 1 0HE , adj. (Math,
Changeable, changing.MfJ ITE A CHD, s. f. 1
Changeableness.
v . )
(Midteach,)
MUL ,-U1 L ,
- A N,11. m . A conical h eap , a
m ound ; an axle- tree.MU LA CH ,
- A ICH, s. 171 . See Mullach .
MUL A CHA G ,-A IG ,
-A N , s. m . andj: AMULA CHA N ,
a lum } cheese.MUL A CHA G A CH,
- A ICHE , adj. (Mulach
sg, ) A bounding in cheeses.MULAD,
-A ID,-A N , s. m . Sadness, m elan
choly.
MULA DA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (M ulad,) Sad,
sorrowful , m elancholy, enduring sadness.MULA N,
- A 1 N ,- A N , s. m . A sm all stock of
hay or corn a l i tt l e b ill, a h il lock .
MULA N A CH,
"
4 11 0 11 11, adj. (Mulan, )A boundi ng i n sm all stacks of hay or cornh i lly, aboundi ng i n hi llocks.
MULA RT, - A IB.T,-A N , 11. m . Dwarf elder,
a sht uh.
MUL C , - A IDH, m m , 11. a. Push, butt withthe head as a cal f or ram
“
; dig with th esnout, as a p ig.
MUL CA CH,- AICHE . adi. (Mulc,) Pushing
wi th the horns or head, butting diggingwith the snout.
MUL CADH , 4 11 11 11 , 3. m . and pres. part. v.
Mulc . Batting, act of butt ing ; digging,act of digging with the snout .
A general term for th e genus Medusa of. MULLA CH HU GH : J A N , 3 m The top,
natural ists, v ulgarl y cal led sea- bl ubber.MUIIL THACHDA R ,
“ A IR ,“ A N , 50 m o
sum m i t, or upper extrem i ty of any thing
a height, an em i nence , height
~ (Muir and Tachdar, ) Sea-spoi l, whatever'MULLA CH-DUBH,
-A ICH -DUIBHE ,- EA N
goods are found on the sea shore.
MUlR -THUIL ,-E ,
~ EA N , s. m . (Muir and
DUBHA , s. m . (Mullach and Dubh ,) K napweed.
Tuil,) A high t ide, an inundation of the MULLA G - A IG 1
-A N 1 3 f (MullaCh1 ) The
803 .cov er of a chal ice.
Mfi ISE ADH, 4 1111 11,-EAN , s. 711 . See Muis MULL A CHD,
-A N , s. j: Provin . See
eag.Mallachd.
MUL
MUL LDA IR ,- EA N , s. 771 . See Moltair.
MULT, -UILT , s. m . A wedder.
MU’M, prep . conjoi ned with art. pron .
MU’
N , } pose. and rel. 8m . (Mu, and A m,)
A bout the, their, m y, whom or which ;concern ing the, their, m y, whom or which ;adv . Before, ere.
MUM, conj. and adv; See Mu’
m .
MU’N, conjkand adv. See Mu’
m .
MUN , conj. and adv. See Mu’
m .
MUN ,-A IDH, MH v . a. See Mhin, v.
MUN ,- I
‘
JIN , s. m . and pres. part. v .
MfiN ADH,- AIDH, § Muin . Urine, act
_ofm aking water.
MUN A DH,~ AIDH, -EA N , s. m . Provin. for
Monadh.
MUNA DH,- A inn , s. m . and pres. part. v .
Muin . See Muineadh.
MUNA R,-A IR ,
-A N , s. m . A trifle, a tri fl ing person a fact, a deed.
MUNARA N,s. m . dim . of Munar, which
see.
MU’
N CUA IRT, ep . im pr. (Mu, prep .
and C uairt, ) A round, about. See Mu.MUNG,
- A ,-A N , s.f: See Muing. .
MUN L OCH,-OICH,
-AN , s. m . .A puddle,foul water.
MUN MHUR , 4 1111 ,-A N , s. 771. See Mon
m hor.
MUR, conj. I f not, excep t.MUR , adv . Provin . See Mar.
M l]R, 4 31 11 , - EA N , s. m . A wal l , a bulwark ;a fort ified p lace ; a. house ; a h i l l a
palace.MUR , 4 111311 , MH v. a. (Mar, Wal l i n,fortify.
MOR A N ,-A 1N , s. m . Sea‘ bent or sea-reed.
MUR A N A CH , 4 1 10 1115, adj. (Muran,)A bounding in sea- ben t, l ike bent.
MUR CA CH,-A ICHE, adj. Sad, sorrowful .
MUR CA N ,- A 1N ,
- A N , s. m . A l um p fish.
'
MURGA S, -A 18, 3. m . (Murcach,) Sadness,sorrow.
MfiR L A CH, 4 1 1 0 11, E A N , s. m . The kingfisher.MG R L A G, -A IG , and - E ,
-EA N , s.f. A
MfiR LUIN N , kind of basket or creel .MfiR LA ,
-A N , 11. m . A coat ofm ai l .MUR R A CH ,
-A ICHE, adj. Abl e, capable.MUR R A CHA S, -A IS, s. m . (Man ach,)A bi l i ty, capabil i ty.MURT,
g-Um r, and -A1DH, s. m .
MUR TA DH, Provin . See Mort andMortadh.
MURTA CHD, s. f. ind. (Murt,) Sul tryheat ; weariness or dul ness produced byheat.
42 3 MUT
MURTA IDH,-E
,adj. Sul try, suffocating ;
languid or weary from excessiv e heat ;m urderous, cruel .MUR TA IR ,
-s ,- 11AN , s. m . A m urderer,
wri tten also Mortair.
MUS, conj. i. e.‘Mus an
,
’ Before that,See Mu
’m , and Mu
’n .
MUSA ICHE, s. f. ind. (Musach,) Nasti ~
ness, filthiness ; m eanness, v i leness ; alsoadj. comp . of Musach. More or m ostnasty.
MUSA IDH,- E ,
-EAN , s. m . (Musach, ) Adirty or nasty fel low ; a m ean, v ile fellow.
MU- SE A CH, adv. (Mu and Seach,) A l terhately, by turns.
M IJSG ,- 1
‘
11so ,-A N , s. m . Rheum that
gathers about the eyes.MUSG
, «1180 , -AH,s.f. A m usket.
MUSG A CH,-A I CHE
,Rheum y,
m ouldy, m usty.MUSG A CH,
-A ICHE, adj. (Musg, ) Arm edwith m uskets ; of, or belonging to m us
kets.MUSG AN ,
-A 1N ,- AN , s. m . The hose-fish
'
or gaper ; p i th of wood ; th e porous partof a bone.MUSG AN A CH, 711 1011 11; my. (Mhsgan,)A bounding i n hose-fish hav ing m uch
p i th (of wood ; ) porous, as the in ner partof a. bone.MUSUIN N ,
-E ,-E AN , s.f: Confusion, tu
m ul t.MUTA CH,
-A ICHE, adj. Short, th ick and
blun t.
MUTA N,- A 1N ,
-A N , s. m . A m uff a th i ckglov e ; an old rag, any th ing worn by t im eor disease.MUTH,
-A IDH, MH v. a. Change, al ter.MUTHA CH,
- A IDH, M H v . a. See Much .MUTHA CH,
-A IDH,-E A N , s. m . A herd or
herdsm an .
MUTHA CHADH,-A IDH, s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Muthach. See Muchadh.
MOTHA DH,-A 1DH, s. m . and pres.
‘part.
v . Muth . Changing, act of changi ng or
al tering ; a change, al terati on ki ll ing, ac tof kill ing or destroying ; destruct ion , perd i t ion .
MUTHA IRN ,-E ,
-EA N , s.f. A n ancle.Provin .
MUTHA IR N E A CH,- E ICHE, adj. Hav ing
large ancles.MU-THIMCHIOLL , prep . im pr. (M 11
and Tim chioll,) A bout, around ; concernm g.
MUTHTA CH,-Axcnr,adi. (111 111t 1:n
able.
424
N . u.
‘The eleventh l etter of the .G ael ic A l
phabet, nam ed Nui'
n, the A sh'
tree . N.
whenfim m ediately‘
preceded . by i, orwheni is‘ the last v owel of the sam e syllable, of
ten sounds exactly as the French -n i n
guigne, and th e redup l icated nn when im
m ediately preceded by i and , im m ediate lyfollowed by a sm all v owel, has . alwaysth is sound, as, uinneag
’
a windew:
when' preceded and‘ followed
'
by broad.
v owels, nn has a particularl y deep'
and
broad sound, : wh ich cannot «be exp lain.
ed by any reference to Engl ish . The
m onosyllabl e a n; when the next word hé
, g ins with c or g, sounds z l ike -
rig , as,‘an
cu’
, the dog.
N, contr .
’
for A n, art. wh ich see.
N, contr. for A n, ret. pron . which see.’
N , contr. for A n , pass. pron. wh ich sees‘
’
N , contr. for A nn , .A n,'See An , prep. “
’N , contr. for A n, conj. interrog. which see.
“
’N , contr. for A n, part. expl. wh ich see.
N is p laced between possessive pronouns,and the ir correspondi ng substan t iv e noun sbeg inn ing with a v owel . Mar so rinnbhur n -aithriche.
’
Thus did your fathers.N A , ge n. sing:fem . ofart A 111 , wh ich see.
N A , gen. sing. fem aand dat. pl. of art. An ,
which see.
N A , conj. Than .
N A , rel. pron . used in,
alll the' cases of. beth'
num bers without an anteceden t, oe so p
p lying’
the p lace ofantecedent and relativ e :that .which, what, those who, or thosewhich Mu na thubhairta
’
s na rinn th'
u.’
Co ncerning what thou hast said, and whatthou hast done.
N A, adv . N ot, let not»
N A, conj.
-O r. or, im pr. for No,which see.
NA , part. cap let. Used before . preteri tes of ?-v erbs. i. e. A n do. . Far na thiodhlaie
si nn an trii‘
iir.
’ Where we hav e buried th ethree.
’
N A, contr. for Ann a, i. e. A nn
, p rep . and
A , art. m l. and pass. p ron . Fanaibh gachduine ’na ai te fein .
’
A bide ye, ev ery‘
m an
i n his ‘own p lace. More properl y wri tten"11 a,
’separating th e letters and thereby
‘
making the analysis m ore obv i ous.
NA , before pass. pron. for A nn, prep .‘A m
M }in heal th 2 fit: in thy -heal th .
bheil thu ’
na d’
shlaint A rt thou
cf" th e”
sam e'“
num ber and person as th e'
v erb .‘ Tha iad
’
nam fiahuisibh
nan aghaidh féi n .
’ They are Witnesses
aga i nst themselves.NA
,xadv: z
’
. e. 0 na;’ Since,
N ABA CHA IL, - E , adj. (newsman) Neighbourly.
N ABA CHA S, - A1 s, s: m . (N aN ABA IDHE ACHA S, } a nn ,) Neighb ourhood, v icinity
“
; neighb‘
o'
url i n ess.
N 'ABA CHD, sf. ind. Provin . See N abuidh- i
eachd.
N ABA IDH ,- E ,
~ EA N , s.-m . See N dbuidh.
N ABUIDH ,- n, J ean, 3. m . A n eighbour.
N ABUIDHE A CHD, s. f. ind. (N abuidh,
Neighbourhood, v ici nity“
neighbdm liness.
NA CH , rel. p ron. ind: Who nets—wh ich not,
‘
whom not, that not .N A CH ,
‘
adv . and conj/Fhat not, not .
NA CH , part. interrog . Nack’ e i l i
'
hios agadthou not~
yet ?’N AD, oo
‘
rttr. for A nn - ad, i.'
v e. A nn do.
’N ad chridhe,
’
i. e. “Ann de chridhe,’ In
thy heart .NADA R,
-Am ,- E A N , s. m . See Nadura
N ADA R R A CH,
’
dawn s ; adj. See N ei
durw
rachl
NADUR, 4 11 11 , J EAN, s. m . Nature, constitution of the m aterial -world constitu
tion of any particu lar th in’g‘ ; disposition,
tem per, m i nd ; the nature, consti tution orfi tness of th ings ; the si nful or deprav ednature of
'
m an ina sp iritual?sense.N ADUR R A ,
-A ICHE, adj. (Nadur,)N ADUR R A CH
'
, Nat ural, according tona ture { good-natured, of a} good' naturald isposi tion ; affect ionate ; in a state of na
ture, unrenewed by div ine grace.
N ADUR R A IL , - E , adj. (Nadur,)-Provz
'
n .
NA ID ,- E ,
- EA N , s.f. A lam prey.N A IG HE ac nn ,
-
s. favaaa inixadfi and
Teachd,) News, t idi ngs.N AIL E y adv.
'
an'
d'
interj: ( Indeed, truly.E m ph. N ciile feih o A com m onm ode; of assev eration. . v .
A IMHDE A CH,- ElCHE , and -E ,
' adj.
A IMHDE IL , (Nam haid,) Hosti le,l ike an enem y ; keen ; eager, v ehem ent;ATMHDE A S, -m s, 3. m . (N amh
'
uldoEnm i ty, hosti l i ty, m al ice ;~keenness, eagera
ness, v ehem ence.A IMHDE A LA S, -A IS,
}s. m ; and
A IM'
HDE A L A CHD, ind: f (N aim hdell See N aim hdeas . r
’N A , contr. for A nn, joi ned to‘
poss. pronouns N AIR, -E , s. [1 See Nan e.
N A I 42 5
N AIRD,adv. (A I1 and A ird, s. ) A loft, up ,
upward.
NA IRE, s. f. ind. Sham e, a disgrace, igum
m i ny ; the feel i ngof sham e ; bashfulness,
m odesty. ‘Mo na ire,’
For sham e ! Fy !AIREA CH,
-a1cns, adj. Na1re,) Sham e
ful, d isgraceful ; bashful, m odest.N AIR EA CHA DH,
-A 1nn , s. m . and p res.
p art. v. N dirich. A sham ing, act of shaming or causing sham e.
N A IR E A CHD, s. f. ind . (N direach,)Basbfulness, m odesty .
1121 1 111 CH,- 1 1)H, w, v. a. (Naire,) Sham e,
afl’ront, m ake asham ed.
N AIR ICHTE , pret. part. v . N airicb .
A sham ed, m ade asham ed, afi'
ronted.
N A ISG ,- 1DH, N v. a. (N asg, ) Bind, m ake
fast.N A ISG TE , pret. part. v . N aisg. Bound,
N AISN E A CH,-m caa, adj. Modest, sham e
N AISN 3. f. ind. (Naisneaob, )Modesty, sham efacedness.
N AISTIN N ,-a, s. f. Care, wariness, at
.tention,v igi lance.
N AISTIN N E A CH, 4 11a , adj. (Naist i nn,) Careful, wary, attentive, v igilant.
N AITHE A S, -m s, ,
-A N , s. m . Harm , in
jury, m isch ief.N A ITHE A SA CH,”1 10 11 11, adj (N aitheas,)Harm ful, m isch ievous, 1njurious.
N A LL, adv. i. e.‘A nal l . To th is side,
t owards us, from th e other side.N AM, conj. (i. e. N a, and Am ,
“
part. erpl.I f : used before v erbs begi nn ing with a labial. See N am , conj.
N AM, gen. p l. of the art. Used before nounsbeginni ng with any of. the labials, 6, f,m , p .
’
N AM, contr. for A nn am , i. 6 . A nn, prep .
and A 111, which see.
jN AM contr. for A nn m o, 0 1 A nn am . See
A nn and Mo, and A m , p oss. pron .
N AMH,- A 1MH, -A IMHDEA N , s. m . Poet.
See N am haid.
N AMHA CH,' A ICH, s. 711 . See Nam b
aid.
N AMHA CHA IL ,-a, adj. (Nam baek,)
Hosti le, l ike an enem y.N AMHA CHA S, ~ A IS, s. m . (Nam hach,)Enm i ty , host il i ty.
N AMHADA CH, (N am haid,)See N am haideach.
N AMHA ID, N A IMHDEAN , s. m . A n enem y.
N AMHA IDEA CH, 3 121011 11, adj. See
N AO
N AMHA IDE A L A CHD, s.f. ind. (Nam b
aideil See N aim hdeas.
N AMHA IDE A S, -m s, 3. m . (N itm haid,}See N aim hdeas.
N AMHA IDE IL ,- z , adj. (N dm haich) See
N aim hdeil.
NA N , gen. pl. of art. A n, which see.
N A N , conj. If. Used before v erbs beginningwi th a v owel or lingual . See N am ,
’N A N , contr. for A nn an, i. 6 . A nn, p rep .
and A n, p oss, p ron. wh ich see.
’NA NN, contr. for A n ann , i. e. A n conj.
interrog . andA nn, prep . Is it ?
’
Nann m ar
sin Is i t so ?NA O I , adj. Nine.NA O I-DEUG , adj. (Naoi and Deng.)Nineteen.
N A O IDI-I, adj. See Naoi .
N A OIDHE A CHA N ,- A XN ,
-A N , s. m . An
i nfant, a babe.N A OIDHE A N , 4 11 11, am , 3. m . (Nuadh
and A on,) A n i nfant, babe, suckling.
N A O IDHE A N A CH,4 10 1113, adj.
N A OIDHE AN TA , (N aoidhean, )Chi ldish, ch i ld- like.
s. m . andj:
(N aoidh
can) In
fancy, ch ildhood.
N A OIN E A’
R , s. m . coll. N i ne pel sons.
N A OMH ,-AOIMH, s. m . A saint.
A OMH,-A OIMHE , adj. Holy, sacred,
A OMHA , } consecrated
N A OMHA CHADH, 4 1 1 1311 , s. m . and p res.
p art. v. N aom haich. Sanct ifying, ac t '
qf
sanctifyi ng, or consecrating sanctification,
consecration .
N AOMHA CHD, s.f. ind. (N aom h, ) adj.Hol iness, sancti ty sanctification .
N A OMHA ICH,- 1DR , N v . a. (Neemb ,
adj. ) Sancti fy, hal low ; consec1at e.
N A OMHA ICHTE , pret. part. v. N aomhai ch . Sanctified , consecrated.
N A OMH-A ITHIS,-E , m an, s.f. (Neem b
and A ithis,) Blasphem y ; blasphem y
agai nst sain ts, or agai nst holy or sacred
th ings.N A OMH-A ITHIS, - 1n11 , N v. a. (N aomh
aithis, s. ) Blasphem e .N A OMH-A ITHISE A CH,
- EI CHE, adj.
(N aom h-aithis, s. ) BlaSphem ous.
N A OMH- CHE A N N A CHD,s. f. ind.
( N aomh and Ceannachd,) Sim ony, a pur
chasing of holy things with m oney.
N A OMH‘
- CHOISR IG , 4 1311, N 11. a.
(N aom h and Coisrig,) See Coisrig.
N A OMH-CHOISR IG E ADHn-u m, 3. m .
3 H
N AO 426
and pres. part. v . N aom h-choisrig. SeeC oisrigeadh.
N A OMH- CHOISR IG TE , pret. part. v.
N aom h- choisrig. See Coisrigte.
N A OMH-DHE A N AMH,- A IMH , 3. m l
(N aom h and Deanam h,) A canoni z ing.
N A OMH DHE IR C, a n,- E A N , s. f
(N aom h and Déirc ,) A p i ous gi l t, a deodand.
N A OMH DHlON , 411 ,
- A N , s.f. (N aom h
and D i on, 3. A sanctuary.N A OMH -G HN AS, - A IS, s. m . (N aom hand Goal s ) Habitual p iety.
N A OMH- G HOID,- E , s. j: (N aom h and
G oid, ) Sacri lege.N A OMH- G HO IDE A CH,
-EICHE, adj.
(N aom h-
ghoid,) Sacri leg ious.N A OMH-MHA L L A CHADH,
- A 1n11 ,
s. m . and presxpart. v . N aom h-m hallaich.
Blasphem y, a blasphem i ng.N A OMH-MHA L L A CHA IR, -s,
- EA N ,
s. m . (N aom h-
'
m haliaich’
and Fear,) Ablasphem er.
N A OMH-MHAL LA CHD,-A N , 11. f
(N aom h and Mallachd,) Blasphem y ; excom m unicat ion .
N A OMH-MHA LL A ICH, 4 1311 , N v. a.
(Neem b and Mallaich,) Blasphem e ; excom mun icate.
N A OMH-MHA LL A ICHTE , pret. part.
v . N aom h Mhallaich. Excom m un icated.
N AOMH ORA N,-A IN ,
-A N , S. m . (N aom h,adj. and Oran ,) A n anthem .
N A OMH R E A CHD,-A N , s. m . (N aom h,
adj. and R eachd, ) The holy or div i ne law.
N A OMH- SHLUA G H,-UA 1G H, s. f . coll.
(N aom h, adj. and Sluagh,) Holy p eop le,sain ts.
N A OMH-THR EIG E A CH,-n1cnn, adj.
(N aom h, adj. and Tréig, ) A postate.N AOMH-THR EIG ICH,
- n,-EA N , s. m .
(Neem b and Tréig, ) A n apostate, rene
gade.N A OMH-THR EIG SIN N ,
- E , sf. (N aom hand Tréigsinn,) A postasy.
N AON A R , an s , 3. m . coll. See N aoinear.
"
N A OSGA ,
N A OSG A MH,
4 11 0 11 , 8. m . A'
sm pe. 4
N A O SG A CH,-A ICHE
,adj. (N aosga,)
A bounding in sn ipes.
N A OTH, adj. See Naoi.N A OTHADH,
N A OTHAMH }a‘il (N aoth, The m uth .
The nineteenth .
N A R , adv. Not, let not. fl N ar leigeadhDia.’
G od forbid.
’
N A R , contr. for A nn at i. 8. A nn, prep
N EAf
and A r, pass. p ron. In our. A lso forA nn, prep . and Bhnr, pass. pron . I n your.
’N A R , adv. contr. for ’Nuair, i. e. A n nair.N AR , s.f See Nair.
N AB, adj. Shameful , d isgraceful .N ARA CH ,
-A lCHE , adj. See N direach.
N AR A CHADH,-A 1 1>H, s. m . and p res.
part. v . N aiaich. See N aireachadh.
N AR A ICH, 4 11 11, N v . a. (N an) Sec
N alrich.
N AR A ICHTE , pret. part. v . N z‘
z raich. See
Nairichte.
1' N A S,
-A IS,- AH
,s.f: See Neas.
ASA G ,-A IG ,
-AH, s.j: A n em p ty shel l.
NA SG ,- A 1n11 ,
'
N v . a. See N aisg.
N A SG ,- A ISG ,
- A N , s. m . A tie-band, a
wooden collar for a cow a seal.N A SG A CH,
- A ICHE, adj. (N asg,) Hav i ngcollars, or t ie- bands ; b indi ng, that b i nds.
N A SG A DH,-A IDH, s. m . and pres. part. v .
N aisg. Bi nding, act of binding, as with acollar a cov enant, treaty.
N A SG A IDH, adv . (i. e. A nn an A isgidh,)‘A nasgaidh,
’ Freely, without price, gratis.NA TA R, 4 111 , s. m . Nitre.NA THA IR, 4
1
11 11 11 0 11 ,arn naxcnnsrr, s. f.
A serpen t, v iper, adder, snake.NE, part. em ph. A certai n em phat ic adject i on to the pass. pron .
‘ A r.
’O ur p laced
after the noun with which the possessive
pronoun agrees : A r n -athair-ne,’Our
father.
’
N E, contr. for A n é. i. e . A n, conj. interrog.
and £1, pers. pron . Is i t Pis i t heNEA CH, s. m . ind. and p ron . A person,any person .NEA D, s. m . A nest ; a circular holl ow.
NE ABA CH , 4 1 10 11 15, adj. (Nead, ) A boundi ng in n ests.
N E ADA CHADH,~ A IDH, s. m . and pres.
part. v. N eadaich. Nestl ing, act of nestli ng ; ac t ofm aking or buildi ng a nest.N E A DA ICH ,
o m u , N v. a.
‘
(Nead,)Nestl e, house , l ie as in a nest ; build or
m ake a nest.
N E A DA ICHTE , pret.~
part. v: N eadaich.
Housed or l odged as i n a nest.N E A DA N ,
-A IN ,- A N , dim . of N eed. A
l i ttl e n est.N E ADA N A CH, ”n or m, adj. (N eadan,)A bounding in l i t tle nests.
N EAMH, 4 5111111 , and m u ms ,-AH,
.
s. m .
Heaven , the skies ,h eav en , abode of bliss.
N EAMHA CH,-A ICH, s. m . (Neem b,) A
h eav en ly being.N EAMHA CHD, s. j: ind. (N éan 1h,)Heavenliness or heavenly m indedness. ~
NBA 4497
N EAMHA IDH,-n, adj. (Neem b ,) Hea
v enly, div i ne.
N EAMHA IDHE A CHD , s. f. ind. See
N éamhachd.
N E AMHA IN , 4 1 111111 , 4 11111, s. j: SeeN eam hnaid.
N E AMHA IN E A CH,- EICHE
,adj. N eam h
ain,) See N eam hnaideach.
N E A MHN UID,- E A N , s. f. A p earl .
N E AMHN UIDE A CH,v E ICHE , adj.
(N eam hnuid, ) A bounding in pearls, l ike a
N EAMHUIDH,-E , adj. (Neem b ,) See
N éam haidh.
N E A N N TA G ,- A IG
, f. SeeN E A N N TA G A CH
,4 10 11 , Banntag
and Feanntag.
N E A PA ICIN ,- E ,
- EA N , A napkin .
’NEA R, s. f. ind. con tr. for ‘A n ear.
’ See
E ar.
N EA R A GR D, adj. Happy, fortunate.N E A R A G ,
-A IG ,-A N , s.f: A daughter.
NEA RAR, s. j: ind. contr. for A n carar.
See E arar.
N E A R T, m m , s. m . Strength, power,
m igh t ; plenty,"
abundance ; m any, a num'
ber.
N E A R TA CHA DH, " 1 1 1311 , 3. m . and pres.
part. v. N eartaich. Strengthen ing ; act ofstrengthen ing.
N EA R TA ICH ,- IDH, N 0 . a. (N eart,
Strengthen , forti fy.N E A R TA ICHTE , p ret. part. v . Neartai ch . Strengthened, fort ified, rei nforced.
N EA R TMHO R ,- 0 1 1u : , adj. (N eart and
M65 ) Strong, p owerful , able.N E A R TMHO R A CHD, s. f. ind. (N eart
m hor,) Strength , m ight.N E A R TOR,
- O IRE, adj. See Neartm hor.
N E A SG ,- A ,
'
4 1, 4 311 11 , s. f. A boi l, an
N EA SG A ID, ulcerous sore.N E A SG A IDE A CH, 4 30 11 11
,adj. (Ness
gaid,) Ful l of boi ls, ulcerous.N EILE A N ,
- IN ,- AH, dim . of N eul. A
l i ttl e cloud.
N E IMH,- E ,
’s. See Nim h .
N E IMH N E A CH, 4 510 11 11,adj. (N eim h,)
See N im hneach.
N EIF, - E A N, s. m . A turnip .
N EIPE A CH,- E 1¢HE , adj. (N eip,) A bound
i ng in turnips, l ike a turnip .
NEO. pref: priv . Prefix im p lying th e negat ion or absence of the qual i ty expressed bythe adjectiv e or word i tself. G lic
,
’ Wise.N eo o ghlic.
’
Unwise . A ir neo. ’ Otherwise.
NEO-ABUICH,-E, adj. (Neo andA buich,)
Unripe.
N EO
NEO -ADHMHOR , m u m, adj. (Neo andA dhm hor,) Unsuccessful , unfortunate.NEO -A IRE, s. f. ind. (Neo and A ire,)Heedlessness, i nattention .NEO-A IR E A CH, (Neo-aire, )Heedless, i nattentiv e, careless.
NEO- A IR E A CHA IL , adj. (Neo-ain , )See Neo-aireach.
NEO A IR IDH,-E, adj. (N eo and A iridh,)
Unworthy, undeserv i ng, worthless.NEO A IR TN EAL A CH,
- A ICHE, adj.
(Neo and A irtnealach,) Not sorrowful,cheerful .NEO- A ITHN ICHTE , adj. (Neo and
Unknown .
NEO- A ITHR E A CH , 4 11 0 11 5 , adj. (N eo
NEO-A ITHR E A CHA IL ,and
A ithreach, ) Im p en i tent, not con tri te .NEO-A ITHR E A CHA S, - A 18, 3. m . (Neoand A ithreachas,) lm pen i tence.NEO- AMHA RA S, -A IS, s. m . (Neo and
A m haras,) Unsusp ici ousness, wan t of sus
cion.N E O -AMHA RUSA CH,
- A ICHE , adj. (Neo
and A m harasach,) Unsusp i cious ; indubi
table.N E OQAMH LUIDH,
-n, adj. ' (Neo and
A m hluidh, ) Unlike, dissim i lar.
NEO- AMHLUIDHE A CHD, s. f. ~ ind.
(Neo-am hluidh,) Unlikeness.NEO-A O G A SA CH,
-A ICHE, adj. (Neo
and A ogasach,) Unseem l y, of a forbiddingapp earancesNEO - A O G A SA CHD, s. f: ind. (Neo
Unseem l i ness, a bad or for
bidd i ng app earance.NEO- A OIBHIN N ,
- 1c,
NEO- A OIBHN E A CH, 4 110 11 13, (Neoand A oibhinn,) Not joyful, sorrowful,sad.
NEO-A O IBHN E A S, -m s, 3. m . (Neoand A oibhneas
, ) Sadness, sorrow.
NEO-A O IDHE A LA CHD, s. f. ind.
Unp l easantness of appearance churl ishness.
NEO-A O IDHE IL ,- E , adj. (Neo and
A oidheil, ) Unp l easant, hav i nga sour lookchurl ish .
NEO-A O N TA CHA IL , adj. (Neo and
A ontachail,) A dv erse, av erse, di si ncl ined,disagreeing, discordant, dissen tient .
NEO-A SCA OIN ,-n, adj. (Neo and A s
caoin, ) Friendly, h um ane.NEO-BHAIG HE A CH,
-m a , adj: SeeNeo—bhaigheil.E O-BHAIGHE ALA CHD, s. f. ind.
(Neo-bhaigheil, ) Unkindness, harshness ;cruel ty, i nclem ency.
N E O-BHAIG HE IL ,-E , adj. (Neo and
Beiigheil, Unkind, harsh ; merciless,cruel.
NE O-BHASMHOR - om 1¢, adj. (Neoand Bdsm hor,) Imm ortal.NE O-BHASMHO IR E A CHD,
NEO BHASMHOR A CHD,
bhasm hor,) Im m ortality.
NEO BHEA RTA CH,p awns, adj. (N eo
NEO-BHEA THA IL ,- E , and
Beathail, ) L i fel ess, sp iri tless, i nanim ate.N E O BHE A THA L A CHD , f. ind.
(Neo-bheathail, L ifelessnessjwant? of
sp iri t or an im at ion .
NEO BHL A SDA ,-A ISDE, adj. ( N eo and
Bleeda, ) Tasteless, i ns ip id.
NEO-BHL A SDA CHD, s.f ind. ‘
(Neobhlasda,) Tastel essness, insip idi ty.
N E O -BHOG ,- UIGE, adj. (Neo and Bog, )
Hard, firm hardy, c ourageous.
N E O -BHOIDHE A CH,-m cm c, adj. (Neo
and Bdidheach,)q N ot pretty, unhandsom e.o n, adj. (N eo
NEO -BHRA'
I and Bra
NEO BHRAT thair,)Uu
brotherly.N E O BHRATHAIR E A L A CHD, s. f.
ind. (Neo and B1athaireil,) Unbrotherli
NEO-E BRIGH, s.f: (Neo andBrigh, )Insignificance, un im portance con tem p t ;inefiicacy.
N E O BHUA IR TE,adj. (Neo andBuairte,Undisturbed, un troubled.
NEO-BHUA N ,-UA IN E , adj. (Neo and
Buan,) Not lasting, not durable, transi
NEO-BHUIDHE AC H,- E 10 11 E , adj. (Neo
and ’ Buidheach, ) Unthankfu l, discon
NEO-BHUN A IL TE A CH, 4 11011 11 , adj.
(N eo and Bunailteach,) Unsteady, un
fixed, groundless.
N EO-BHUN A ILTE A S, 4 11 5, s. m . (Neobhunailteach,) Want of steadi ness, i nsta
N E O- BHEUDA R , 4 1 1 11 13, adj. (N eo and
Beud, ) Harm less, i noffensi v e.
N E Ou CHAIRDE IL ,- E ,
.
adj. (N eo and
Céirdeil,) Unfri endly.
N EOv CHA O CHL A IDEA CH,
Z‘ N E O—CHA OCHLUIDHE A CH ,
NEO CHA O CHLA IDHE A CH,34 110 1 111, adj (Neo and Caochlaideach,)Unchangeable .
qN ED- CHA OCHL AIDEA CHD,
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1 s. f.
N E O-CHA O CHL AIDHE A CHD.iind.
N eo- chaochlaidheaohDUnchangeableness. N EOJCHION TA ,
N E O CHAR R AIDE A CH,-m cm , adj.
(Neo and Carraid,) Not quarrelsom e,
p eaceful .
NEO CHA RUIDHEA CH, 4 10 111 , adj.(Nco and Car, ) Im m ov eabl e, steady.NEO -CHA RUIDHE A CHD, s. f. ind.
(N eo- charruidheach, lm m obili ty, steadiness.
N EO -CHA RUICHTE , adj. (Neo and
Garni ch,) Unm ov ed.
NE O- CHA R THA N N A CH,- A ICHE, ,adj.
N eo and Carthannach, ) Uncharitable,unfriendly.
NEO - CHA RTHA N N A CHD,ind. s. m .
NEO- CHA R THA N N A S, —A is, and
j: Ncc-charthannach,) Unchari tablen ess,unfri endl i ness.
NEO- CHE A DA ICHTE ,
‘
adj. (Neo and
C eadaichte, ) I l l ici t, unlawful, i l legal .NEO-
‘
CHE A L G A CH ,- A ICHE, adj. (Neo
and Cealgach,) Sincere, undesign ing, uprigh t, unfeigned.
NEO - CHE A L G A CHD,s. f. ind. (Neo
chealgach,) Sincerity, uprigh tness, un
feignedness.
NEO CHE A N A LTA ,- A ILTE , adj. (N eo
and Ceanalta, ) Unbandsom e, unbecom ‘
N E O - CHE A N A LTACHD, s. f. ind.
(Neo- cheanalta,) Unhandsom en es'
s, un
becom i ngness.NEO- CHE AN G AIL TE , adj. , (N eo and
Ceangailte, ) Unbound, disengaged, free.NEO- CHE A N G A LTA CHD, ind. s.m
’
.
N E O u CHE A N G A LTA S,
-A IS, i and
(N eo- cheangailte,) Freedom ,l iberty,
unconstrain t.N E O ~ CHE A N N SUICHTE , . adj. (N eoand C eannsuichte,) Untam ed, unconquered, unrestrai ned.
NEO- CHEA RBA CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, a‘
dj. (N eoand Cearbach, ) Tidy, neat, trim .
NEO CHE A R BA ICHE , s.f. ind. (Neochearbach Tidi n ess, neatness.
NEO CHE A R T,-E IRTE , adj. (Neo and
Ceart,) See M i eheart.NEO CHE A R TA ICHTE , adj. (N eo andC eartaichte, ) Uncorrected, unadjusted.
NEO- CHIA L L A CH, a xons , adj. (Neoand Ciallach, ) Fcolish, im p rudent.NE O CHIN N TE , s. f.
'
ind. (Neo and
£ C innte, ) Uncertai n ty.NEO CHIN N TE A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj (Neoand C innteach Uncertai n, doubtful .NEO CHIN N TE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Neochinnteach See N ea- chin
‘
nte.
N E O p CHIO N T,—A
,s. m . (Neo . and
i G iant, ) I nnocence.
NEO 430
N EO- CHUIRTE IL ,- 11, adj. (N eo and
Cuirteil,)'
Uncourtly, uncourteous.
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N E O- CHULA GH,41 m m , adj.
"
(Neo and
G ulach , ) L ean, si ll y.NEO-CHUMAN TA , adj. (Neoand G um ante,) Uncom m on, unusual .NEO- GHURA M,
- A IM , s. m . (N eo and
Chram ,) Negligence, carelessness.NEO- CHfIR A MA CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (Neochuram , ) Negl igent, careless.
NEO- CHUR A N TA ,-A IN TE , adj. (Neo
and Curanta,) Unwarl ike.N E O -DHAICHE A L A CHD, s. f. ind.
(N eo- dhaicheil,) Unhandsom eness, . want
of gentil i ty; im probabi li ty.
N E O -DHA ICHE IL ,-E , adj. (Neo
Daicheil,) Unhandsom e, ungenteel ; im
probable.N E O -DHA IN G N ICHTE , adj. (N eo and
Daingnichte,) Unbound, unfixed ; uncon
NEO -DHA ON N A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Neo
and Daonnach,) Inhum an, unkind.
N E O -DHA ON N A CHD, s.f: ind. (N eo
dhaonnach, ) I nhum an i ty, unkindness.
NEO -DHIADHA IDH ,- E , adj. (Neo and
Diadhaidh,) Ungodly , im p ious.
N E O~ DHIA DHA IDHE A CHD, s. j:ind. (Neo- dhiadhaidh,) Ungodl i n ess, irreligion .
NEO- DHILE A S, -iLss, adj. (Neo and
Dileas,) Fai th less, unfai thful.
N E O -DHIL SE , s.f. ind. (NeoNEO-DHILL SE A CHD, } dhileas, )Fai th lessness, unfai th fulness.
N E O -DHION GMHA LTA , adj.
(Neo and'
Diongm haltm) I nsuffi cien t, notfirm .
NEO-DHION G MHALTA CHD, s. j:ind . (Neo-dhiongm halta, ) Insumciency ;wan t of firm ness.
N E O «DHL E A SDA N A CH,
g- A ICHEflldj.
N EO -DHLE A SN A CH, (Neo andDleasnacb , ) Undutiful.NEO-DHLE A SN AS, -A IS, s. m . (N eo and
Dleasnas,) Undutifulni
ess, disobedi ence.NEO-DHL IG HE A CH , 4 310 11 11, adj. (Neo
and Dligheach,) Undut iful lawless, nu
lawful .
N E O-DHUIN E ,s. m . (N eo and
Dui ne, ) A 11 i nsign ificant or unm anly fol:
low, a ninny, a nobody.N EO - DHUIN EA L A CHD, ind.
gs.
E O -DHUIN E A L A S, -A IS, andf.
(Neo-dhuineil,) Unm anl iness, efi'
em inate
n ess, cowardi ce, softness.N QO - DHUIN E IL , 4 1, adj. (Neo and Du
1neil, ) Unm anly,cowardly ; efi
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em inate.
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NEO—DHUR A CHD, s. f. ind. (Neo andDurachd,) Negligence, heedlessness, insi n
'
ceri ty.
NEO-DHfl R A CHDA CH,-A 10 11 E , adj.
(Neo and Durachdach,) Negl igent ; careless ; i nsi n cere.
N EO E A G A L L A CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (N eo
and E agallach, Fearl ess, bold ; not fearful
, causing no fear.
NEO EA G N A IDH,- E , adj. (Neo and
E agnaidh,) Inexact, i naccurate ; ignoran t,unlearned ; fool ish, im prudent.NEO-E A G N A IDHE A CHD, s. f. ind.
(Neo-eagnaidh,) Foll y, im prudence ; ig
norance.
NEO -BA LA NTA ,-A IN TE , adj. (N eo and
E alanta,) Unartificial ; unlearned, unskilful, inexpert.NEO - E A L A N TA CHD, s. f ind. (N eoealauta,) Unski lfulness, inexpertness ; unl earnedness.
NEO EIFE A CHD, s. j: ind. (Neo and
Eifeachd Iuefiicacy, inefficiency.NEO-EIFE A CHDA CH ,
-a1 0 1m,
adj.
(Neo—éifeachd,) Inefficacious, inefl‘
ectual.
N L O -EISLE A N A CH,
-axcaa, adj. (N eoand Eislean ,) Heal thy, sound.
NEO-EISLEA N A CHD, s. f. ind. (N eoéisleanach, ) Heal th i ness, soundness.
NEO- EOL A CH, qu eu e , adj. (Neo and
Edlach, ) Ignorant, unacquai nted.
NEO- FHABHA R A CH, 4 1 10 11 2 , adj.
“
(N eo and Fabharach,) Unfavourable, nukind, not fav our i ng.
NEO- FHA IC SIN N E A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj.’
(Neo and Faicsinneach,) Inv isible.NEO-FHA IC SIN N E A CHD, s. f ind.
(Neo- fha103 1nneacb , ) Inv isiblenels.NEO- FHA L L A IN , adj. (N eo and
Fal lai n,) Unsound, unheal thy, not in goodheal th ; unheal thful, unwholesom e.NEO- FHA LL A IN E A CHD, s. f: ind.
’
(Neo- fhallain, ) Unsoundness ; unhealthiness ; unwholesom eness.E O - FHA L L SA ,
- 11 , ad}. (Neo and
E O - FHA LL SA IL , } Fallsa,)si ncere, fair.
‘NEO-FHA SA‘
N TA , 4 11a , adj. (Neo andFasanta,) Unfash ionable.NEO FHA SA N TA CHD, s.f. ind. (N eofhasanta, Unfash ionableness.NEO- FHE UMAIL , adj. (Neo and
Fsum ai l Needless, _uunecessary ; un
avai l ing.
N E O FHlOR ,- 1 , adj.
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(Neo and E10 1 .)Untrue.NEO FHIOS, - A , e. m . (Neo and Fioa)
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Ignorance.
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NEO-FHIOSRA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Neo
fhios,) Ignorant ; unconscious.
NEO -FHIR E A N TA CH,-A 1cns
,adj.
NEO- FHIR IN N E A CH , 4 1 0 11 15, (Neoand Firean tach,) Unrighteous, unjust,wicked.
NEO- FHIR E A N TA CHD, s.f. ind. (Neoand Fireantachd,) Unrighteousness, W ickedness.
NEO -FHOGHA IN TE A CH, 4 110 1112, adj.
(Nso and Foghainteach, ) Not stout, infirm .
NEO-FHO GHLUIMTE,adj. (Neo and
Foghluim te,) Unlearned, ignorant, nu
taught .
NEO -FHOILL SICHTE , adj. (Neo and
Foillsichte,) Unrev ealed, undiscov ered.
NEO- FHO IR FE , adj. (Neo ,and
NEO- FHO IR FIDH, Foirfe,) im p erfect.NEO- FHO IR FE A CHD , s.f. ind.
N E OQFHO IR FIDHE A CHD, } (Neoand Foirfeachd,) Im p erfection.NEO-FHO ISN E A CH, 4 1 10 11 15, adj. (Neoand Foisneach,) Restl ess ; uneasy,-
uncom
fortable, disturbed.
NEO-FHO ISN E A CHD, s. f. ind . (Neofhoisneach,) R estlessness uncom fortableness, uneasi ness.
N E O -FHON N MHOR ,- OIRE, adj. (N eo
and Fonnm hor, ) Unharm on ious, not tune:
N E O -FHON NMHOR A CHD, s. f. ind.
(Neo- fhonnm hor,) D iscordance, want ofharm ony.
NEO- FHR E A G A R A CH,
- A ICHE, adj.
(Neo and Freagarach, ) Unfit, inapplica
ble.
NEO- FHR E A G A R A CHD,
s. j: ind.
(Neo-fhreagaracb, ) Unfitness.NE O -FHR E A SDA L A CH ,
- A ICHE, adj.(Neo and Freasdal, ) Im prov iden t.NEO-FHR E A SDA L A CHD, s.
'
f. ind.
(N ewfhreasdalach,) Im prov identness,carelessness.
NEO-FHUR A S, -A 18, 3. m . (Neo and Furas, s. Not easy, hard, diffi cul t : A lso,
’
1m
pat ience.
NEO -FHUR A SA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Neo
and Furasach, ) Im pat ien t.N E O -FHUR A SDA ,
- A 1 $ DE , adj (Neo andFursada,) Difi cult. See Neo-fhuras.
NEO- G HA R A IL ,-E , adj. (Neo and G ar
ail Incom m odious, inconv en ient.NEO- G HE A LTA CH,
-A ICHE , adj. (Neoand G ealtach,) Not tim id, bold, unappalled, i n trepid.
NEO- G HE A LTA CHD, s. f: ind. (Neoghealtacb, )
N EO
N E O - G HE AMN UIDH,-E , adj. (N eo
and G eam nuidh,) Unchaste, i ncon tinent.NEO- G HE AM N UIDHE A CHD,
‘
s. j;ind. (Neo-gheam nuidh,) Unchasteness, i11continence.NEO- G HEA N ,
-A, s. m . (Neo and Gean, )
Disafi'
ection, hatred, bad hum our.NEO - G HE A N A IL ,
- E, adj. (Neo-gbean, )Out of hum our, p eev ish, m orose.NEO - G HE UR ,
- A , adj. (Neo and Gear, )Bl unt in edge or poin t dull, stup id, sim
p le.
NEO- GHEUR A ICHTE , adj. (Neo and
G euraichte, ) Not sharp ened ; unferm ented, unleav ened.
NEO- G HL A IN E , s. j: ind. Uncleanness.
See Neo—ghloine. A lso , adj. comp . of Neo
ghlan , which see.
NEO- GHLA N ,-A INE, adj. (Neo and Glan ,)
Unclean , im pure.NEO- GHL IC , - E , adj. (Neo and G lic,)Unwise, fool ish .
E O- G HL O ICE A L A CHD,
E O - GHL O IDHCE A L A CHD, § ind.
(Neo- ghloiceil,) Wisdom , prudence.E O - G HL O ICE IL ,
- E , adj. , (NeoE O - GHL Q IDHCE IL , and G loiceil,)Wise, pruden t.NEO- GHL OIN E , s.f. ind“ (Neo- gblan ,)Uncleanness, filthiness, im p uri ty, poll ution .
NEO- G HLUA ISTE , adj. (Neo and
G luaiste, ) Unm ov ed. .
NEO- G HLUA SADA CH,-A ICHE, adj.
(Neo and G luasadach, ) Im m ov eable.NEO- G HLUA SA DA CHD
,s. j: ind.
(Nao Im m ov eableness.NEO- GHN ATHA CH ,
- A ICHE, adj. (N eoand G nathach,) Unusual, not custom ary,strange.
NEO- G HN ATHA ICHTE , adj. (Neo andG hnathaichte,) Unattem p ted, unpractised.
See Nao-
ghnathach.
NEO- GHN IOMHA CH, 4 1 1611 11, adj. (Neo5 and G niom hach,) Idle, negl igen t, indolen t .
NEO- G HO IR E A SA CH,-A ICHE ,
v adj. (Neo and G oireasach,) Inconv en ien t ; imm oderate, excessiv e.NEO ind. (Neo
ghoireasach,) Inconv enience ; im m oderateness, excess.
NEO- GHO IR TICHTE , adj. (Neo and
G oirtichte, ) Unleav ened, unferm ented.
NEO -G HR AD, 4 1 1112 , adj. (Neo ' and
Grad, ) Not quick, not sudden”slow,
sluggish .
NEO -G HR AD- CHA RA CH ,u ncan, adj.
NEO 432
(Neo, Grad and Car,) Laz y, sluggish ,i ndolen t.NEO- G HRASMHO R ,
-om , adj. (N eo
and G rasm hor,) Unm erciful, ungracious ;graceless, without grace.
NEO- GHRASMHOR A CHD, s. f. ind.
(Neo-ghrasm hor,) Unm ercifulness ; gracel essness.
NEO- G HR IN N ,-E , adj. (N eo and G rinn,)I nelegan t, untidy, awkward.
NEO - G HR IN N E A S, -1s, 3. m . (Neo
ghrinn,) I nelegance, untidiness, awkwardness.
NEO -IN BHE A CH, 4 210 11 11, adj. (Neo afndInbheacb ,) Unripe, abort iv e, not com e tom aturi ty.
N EOIN E A N , 4 3m , am , 3. m . A daisy.N EOIN E A N A CH,
adj. (Nsein
ean ,) A boundi ng i n daisi es.NEO -IN N L E A CHDA CH,
-A 10 11 E, ddj.
(Neo and Innleachdach,) Not ingen ious,u n i nv en tiv e.NEO- IO CHDMHOR , m u m, adj. (N eoand Iochdm hor,) Unfeeling, cruel, p it iless.NEO- IOCHDMHO R A CHD, s. f ind.
(Neo- iochdm hor,) Unfeel i ngness, cruel ty,want of p i ty.
NEO- lOCHDR A N A CH,-axca z , adj.
( N eo and Iochdaran,) D isobedien t, disloyal , unbecom ing a subject .NEO-IO CHDRA N A CHD, s. f. ind.
(Neo-iochdranach,) Disobedien ce, dieloyal ty.
NEO- iOG A R R A , adj. (N eo and Iogarra,)Haughty, arrogan t.
N E O ~ IOG A R RA CHD, s. f. md. ( N eoiogarra,) Haughtiness, arrogance.NEO-IOMCHUIDH,
-11, adj. (N eo and
Iom chuidh,) Im proper, unm ee t, unfit,NEO-IOMCHUIDHE A CHD, s. f. ind .
(Neo- iom chuidh, ) Im propriety, unm eetness, unfitness, unbecom ingness.
NEO- IOML A IN E A CHD, s. j: ind.
(Neo- iom lan,) Im perfection, incom pleteness.NEO- IOMLA N ,
o h m s, adj. (N eo and
Iom lan,) Im p erfect, i n com p lete.NEO-IOMPA ICHTE , adj. (N 60 and
Iom paichte,) Unconv erted, unchanged.
NEO-ION A N N , adj. (Neo and Ionann,)Unequal, dissim i lar.
NEO- ION A N N A CHD, s. f. ind. (NeoNEO- ION A N N A S, - A IS, s. m . i onann ,) Inequal i ty, dissim ilari ty.NEO-IONMHUIN N ,
-E, adj. (Neo andIonm huinn,) Unbeloved, unlovel y.
N EO
N E O - IONMHUIN N E A CHD, s.f. ind.
(Neo- ionm huinn, ) The state of not bei ngbelov ed, unlov el iness.
NEO- ION N SUICHTE , adj. (Neo and
Ionnsuichte,) Unlearned, i l l iterate, ignoran t.
NEO IULMHOR ,-om n:, adj. (N eo and
Iulm hor, ) Unskilful, igno ran t.NEO LA G HA IL , - E , adj. (Neo andLaghail Unlawful .
N E D-LA G HA L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Neolaghail,) Unlawfulness.
N E O g LAMHCHA IR , adj. (Neolémhchair,) Awkward, unskil ful, inex
p ert.E O-LAMHCHA R A CHD, s. j: ind.
(Neo-lam hchair,) Awkwardness, unskil
fuln ess, i nexpert ness.
NEO-LATHA IRE A CH,.m cm a, adj.
(Neo and Lathair, ) A bsent, not v isi bl e.NEO-LATH A IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Nana
ldtbaireach,) A bsen ce, state ofbei ng invis
i ble.
N E O -LE A N ABA IDH,.- r., adj. (N eo and
L eanabaidh,) Not ch i ldish, m anly.NEO-L E AN A BA IDHEA CHD, s.f ind .
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(Neo- leanabaidh,) Manl in ess.N E O adj. (N eo and
L easaichte, ) Uncorrected, unim prov ed.
NEO-L IOTA CH,-AI CHE, adj. Not stam
m eri ng, having no stam m er ; easil y
pronounced, of easy accen t.
NEO-L OCHDA CH, ”1 103 1 , adj. (Neo
and L ochdach,) Harm l ess, i noffensiv e ;blam eless, unblem ish ed, spotl ess.
N ED-LOISG E A CH, 4 11 0 111 , adj. (Neoand L oisgeach,) I ncom bustible ; not burni ng ; no t hast y, keen or passio nate.NEO-LUA IN E A CH, 4 111 011111, adj. (Neoand Luaineach,) Steady, constant.NEO-LUA IN E A CHA S, -Axs, s. m . (Neoluaineach,) Steadi ness, constanc y.NEO-LUCHDA ICH,
- 1DH, N v. a. (N 90and L uchdaich,) Disburden, un load.
NEO LUCHDA ICHTE , pret. part. v .
Neo- lucbdaich. D isburdened, unloaded.
E O -MHA ITHTE A CH, 4 110 1113, adj.E O -MHA ITHE A CH, (Neo and
Maithteach,) Unforg iv ing, unrelen ting.NEO-MHA RBHTA CH, 4 1 0 11 5 , adj.
(Neo and Marbhtach,) Not killing, notdeadl y, not m ortal .
NEO-MHE A DHON A CH, m u ms , adj.
N ee and Meadhonacb ,) Im m ediate, without interm ediate cause.NEO -MHE A LLTA CH
,-.AI CHI , adj.
(Neo andMealltach,) N otdeceiv i ng, honest,sincere.
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N E O-MHE A R A CHDA CH ,4 110 11 3 , adj.
(Neo and Mearachdach, ) Unerring, infallible, true.NEO -MHE A N G A IL ,
- 1z,adj. (Neo and
hIeang, ) Unblem ished.
NEO-MHE A S, - A , s. m . (Neo and Meas,)D isrespect, contem p t.EO -MHE A SA IL , TE , adj. (Neo and
N EO -MH IOSA IL , Measail,) Disre
spected ; contem p tibl e.NEO-MHE A SA R R A L adj. (Neo and
Measarra,) Intem p erate, im m oderate .N E O -MHE A SA R R A CHD
, s. f. ind.
(Neo-m beasarra, ) I ntem p erance, im m o
deration .
NEO-MHE A SG TA , adj. (Neo and Meas
gta,) Unm ixed, unm ingled.
NEO -MHE A TA , adj. (Neo and Meata,)Bold, dari ng.
NEO-MHE A TA CHD, s. f. ind. (Neomheata, ) Boldness, dari ngness.NEO-MHISG E A CH, 3 3 1 0 11 15, adj. Neoand Misgeach,) Not addi cted to drunkenn ess, sober.
NEO-MHOTHA CHA DH,o AIDH, s. m .
(Neo and Mo thachadb,) Insensibil i ty,stup idi ty, wan t of feel ing.NEO-MHOTHA CHA IL ,
-E adj. (Neoand Mothachail, ) Insensibl e, stup id, v oidof feeling, cal lous.
N EDNA CH,-A ICHE, adj. Curious, surpris
i ng ; droll, eccentric ; am using, strange,unusual.
N EON A CHA S, -A IS, s. m . (N eonach, )Curi ousness, surprisi ngness ; drollness, cccentri city ; strangeness ; W him sical ness
N E ON A N ,-A IN ,
—A N , s. m . See Neomean .
N EON A N A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (N ednan,)
See Neoineanach.
NEO- N E A R TMHOR ,-o 1nn, adj. (Neo
and N eartm bor,) Not forcible, feeble, iafirm .
NEO- N I, s. m . ind. (Neo and N i, s. ) Nothing, nonen ti ty chaos ; a trifle.
N E O - N ITHEA CH,- EICHE, adj. (Neo-ni,)
Trifiing, i nsignifican t.N E O- N ITHE A CHD, s. f ‘
ind. (Neon itheach
,) Trifiingness, nothingness.NEO -O ILE A N A ICHTE , (Neo and
Oileanaichte,) Untaught, i l l i terate.NEO- ON OIR E A CH, 4 310 11 12, (NeoNEO -ON O RA CH,
-A ICHE, Ono ir
each ,) D ishonest, th iev ish ; ignoble,m ean.NEO-PHOITE IL ,
-E , adj. (Neo and
Poiteil,) Sober, abstem i ous, tem perate, notgiven to drunkenness.
NEO-PHR IS, 4 1, s. f. (N eo'
and Pris,)Want of val ue, uselessness ; d isrespect,con tem p t .
N EO -RA NN-PHAIRTE A CH, 11:1 0am,
adj. (Neo- rann and Pairteach,) Incomm unicable.
NEO - REITBA CH .- s10ns, adj. (Neo andRei te,) Irreconcilabl e.
NEO-R IA G HA IDTE A CH, 4 11011 11, adj.
(Neo and R iaghailteach,) Irregular, anom alons.
(N eo and Sgairte,)Inseparable.NEO-SG A IRTE IL ,
-E , adj.
’
(Neo and
Sgairteil,) Dul l , sp iritless, i nactive.NE O - SG A R A IL ,
-E , adj. See Neo-sgairte.
NEO- SG ATHA CH,-arcnn, adj. (Neo and
Sgathach,) Fearl ess, undaunted.
NEO- SG E A DA ICH, 4 1311, N v . a. (Neoand Sgeadaich, ) Undress
ndisrobe, dis
array.NEO SG E ADA ICHTE , pret. part. v .
Ncc - sgeadawh Undressed, disrobed.E O -SG ITHICHTE , adj. (Neo and
Sgithichte,) Unweari ed, unfatigued.
NEO- SG OIN N EA R ,-A , adj. (Neo and
Sgoinn,) Heedless, i nattent iv e.NEO- SHA IL LTE, adj. (Neo and Saillte,)Unsal ted, unseasoned.
NEO- SHA LA CH,
’
-A ICHE, adj. (Neoand Salach,) Undefiled, unpol luted,clean .NEO ~ SHA N N T, -A , s.m . (Nco and Sannt,)Want of desire, i ndifference.NEO- SHA N N TA CH,
-A ICHE, adj. (N eoand Sanntach,) Not cov etous, unam bi tious,i ndifferen t.
NEO - SHAR A CHA IDH,-n,
and Sdrachadb ,) Unconquerable.NEO- SHAR UICHTE ,
'
adj. (Neo andsaruichte,) Unoppressed, unconquered.
‘
E O- SHE A R G A ICHTE , adj. (N eoE O SHE A R G TA and Sear
gaichte,) Unwi thered, u ndecayed.
NEO SHEA SMHA CH,-A 10 11 E , adj. (Neo
and Seasm hach Unsteady, unstable ;fleeting, not durable.NEO-SHE A SMHA CHD, s.f zad. (Neosbeasm hach Instabil i ty, unsteadi ness ;fl eetingness, want of durabil i ty.E O -SHOCR A CH,
-A ICHE,adj. (Neo and
Socrach,) Unquiet, restl ess ; uneasy, nu
com fortable ; hard, difiicult; not firm l y
p laced, unsteady.NEO- SHN A SMHOR ,
- OIRE, cidj. (Neo and
Snasm hor,) I l l fin ished, i ncom pact, i nclegant, untidy.NEO-SHOILLE IR ,
-E , adj. (N eo and
3 I
N EO
So illeir,) Indist in ct, not clear, not brigh t Tairbhe, ) Unprofitableness,O
unproductive
dark, gloom y ; unin tell ig ible. ness ; want of substance.N E O - SHOIRBHE A CHADH,
- A IDH, NEO-THA ITIN N, 4 1 1 11 11 , N n . (N eo
s. m . (Neo and Soirbheachadh, ) Unsuc and Tai t imu,) D isp lease, dissatisfy, discessfulness. agree with .
NEO- SHO IRBHE A CHA IL ,- E , adj. NEO-THA ITN E A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (Neo
(Neo and Soirbheachadh, ) Unsuccessful, and Taitneacb ,) D isagreeable, disp leasi ng,not prosp erous. unsat isfactory.NEO- SHOL AR A CH,
-A ICHE, adj. (Neo NEO-THA R BHA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Neo
and Solarach,) Im prov ident. and Tarbhach,) Unfrui tful, unproductiv e,NEO- SHOLA SA CH,
- A ICHE, adj. (N eo or unprofi table ; unsubstantial .and Sblasach, ) N otjoyful, m ournful, sad. NEO -THA RBHA ICHE , s. f. ind. See
NEO - SHON A , adj. (N eo and Sona,) Uh N eo-thairbhe. A lso adj. comp . of N eo
happy, l uckl ess. tharbhach. More or m ost unproductiv e,NEO -SHON RUICHTE , adj. (N eo and or unsubstant ial.
Sonruichte,) Undeterm i ned, indefin ite. NEO-THE A G A ISGTE , adj. (N eo and
NEO- SHUA IMHN E A CH, 4 110 11 12, adj. Teagaisgte,) Untaught, unlearned.
(N eo and Suaim hneach,) Restl ess. NEO -THEA RUIN TE , adj. (Neo and
NEO - SHUA R A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (N eo and Téaruinte, ) I nsecure, unsafe.
Suarach, ) Not insign ifican t . E O -THEA RUIN TE A CHD, s. f. ind.
NEO- SHUBHA CH, and (Neo- théaruinte,) I nsecurity, wan t ofSubhach,) J oyless, com fortless. safety.
N E O- SHUIDHICHTE ,adj. (Neo and NEO-THEOMA ,
adj. (Neo and Tedm a,)Suidhichte,) Unsettl ed,
unsteady. Unski lful, ignoran t ; i nfirm , weakly.
NEO SHUILBHIR , adj. (N eo and NEO-THIMCH IOL L- G HE A R R A DH,
Suilbhir,) Morose, not m erry or cheerful, -A IDH, s. m . (Neo and Tim chioll-gh eer
p eev ish , gloom y. radh Uncircum cision .
N E O - SHUIME AL A CHD, s. f. ind. NEO THIMCHIOLL G HE A R R TA ,
(Ncc-shuim eil, ) Inattent ion , n egl igence. adj. (Neo and Tim chioll-ghearrta, ) Uncir
N E O - SHUIME IL, - E , adj. (Neo and cum cised.
Suim eil,) Negligen t, i nat tent iv e. NEO-THO G A R A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (N eo
N E O-SHUN N TA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Neo and Togarach,) D isi ncl ined, av erse.
and Sunntauh, ) Disp iri ted, dejected ; i n NEO-THOIL ,-E , s. j. (Neo and Toil,)
bad heal th . D isincl i nat ion , av ersi on , backwardness.
N E G -SMIOR A IL .- E . adi (N eo and NEO-THOIL E A CH,
- m c ns , adj. (NeoSm iorail,) Spiri tless, dull . and Unwil l ing, disincli ned,
N E O-SM IOR A L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Neo av erse, backward.
ofspirit, dulness. NEO-THOILE A L ACHD, s. f . ind.
N E G - SPEISE IL , 4 2, 047°
(Neo and Spéi (Neo and Toileil,) Stubbornness.sail.) Underrating, underm ining ; heed NEO-THOIL E A CHA DH, 4 1 111 11 , 3. m .
1888, i nat ten t iv e. and 17763. p art. Neo- thoilich. A dis
N E G - SPOR SA IL , - E , adj. (N eo and SP6 !“ satisfying, actof dissatisfying ord isp leasing.
sail,) Not m erry, not incl ined to m erri N EO THO IL E A CHA S IN N TIN N ,-s,
m ent not proud, not scornful . s. m . D issatisfac t ion, discon tent.
NEO- STRAICE ALA CHD, 1. f. ind. N Eo THOIL ICH,-m a , N e. vt. (N eo
(Neo Straiceil,) Want of pride or concei t, and Toilich,) D issatisfy, displease.
m od esty. N E O THOIL ICHTE , p ret. part. 0 . Neo
N E O ~ STRAICE IL , and Strai thoilich. D issatisfied, displeased, discon
cei l,) Not concei ted, unassum i ng, m odest. ten ted.
NEO - STR UIDHE IL ,- s , adj. (Neo and N E O -THOILLTIN N E A CH,
-s 1cas , adj.
Struidheil,) Not extravagant, frugal. (Neo and Toilltinneach,) Undeserv ing, un
NEO-THABHA CHD, s. f. ind. (Neo and
Tabhachd,) Insufficiency, fut il i ty. NEO-THOILLTIN N E A S, 4 315, s. m .
N ED-THABHA CHDA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Neo and Toilltinneas, ) Unworth iness, de
(Neo- thabhachdr) Ineffectual, futi le. m eri t, bad desert.NEO-THABHA IRTE A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. E O -THO IN ISG E A CH, 4 1101113
}adj.
(Neo and Tabhairt,) Stingy, n iggardl y. NEO -THOIN ISG E IL ,-E , (Neo
N E O -THA IRBHE , 3. fl ind. (Neo and and Toinisg,) Fool ish, senseless.
N EO'
435
NEO-THOIR T, 4 , s.f: (N eo and Toirt,)Indifferen ce, negligence.NEO-THOIRTE IL , 4 , adj. (Neo and
Toirteil,) Indifferen t, negl igent, careless.
NEO -THOR RA CH,-A10 m :, adj. Nco and
Torrach,) Unfruitful, unproductiv e, barren ; not pregnan t .
NEO-THOR R A ICHE , s. j: ind. (Neothorrach,) Unfru i tfulness, barrenness.
N E O -THOR R A ICHE AD, s. m .
(Neo-thorrach,) Unfruitful ness, degree ofunfruitful ness or barrenness.NEO-THRAIGHE A CH, 4 1a , adj.
(N 60 and Trdigh,) Inexhaust ible.NEO-THR AIGHTE , adj. (Neo and
EO Tréighte,)exhausted, undrai n ed.
NEO-THRATHA IL ,. E , adj. (Neo and
Trathail,) Late unseasonable.NEO-THR E OR A ICHTE , adj. (Neo andTrebraich,) Undirected, unguided.
NEO-THR OCA IRE A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj.
(N eo and Trdcaireach,) Unm erciful, p i t iless.
NEO-THROCA IR E A CHD, s. f. 1nd.
(Neo- tbrdcaireach,) Cruelty, re lentlessness.NEO-THRUA CA N TA ,
-A IN TE , adj. (Neoand Truacanta,) Unfeeling, p i til ess, nu
com passi onate.
N E O-THRUA CA N TA CHD, s. f. ind.
(Neo-thruacanta,) Unfeel ingness, uncom
passionateness.
NEO-THRUA ILL ICHTE , adj. (Neo andTruaill, v . ) Unadul terated, undefiled.
NEO-THRUA ILL IDH, 4 . adj. (Neo
and Truaillidh,) Incorrup tible. See Ncc
thruaillichte.
NEO-THRUA IL LIDHE A CHD, s. f.
ind. (N eo- thruaillidh, ) Incorruption .
NEO-THUA SA IDE A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj.
(Neo and Tuasaideach,) Not quarrelsom e.NEO-THUIG SE , s. f. ind. (Neo and
Taigas,) Want of sense, stupidity, fatn
ity.
NEO-THUIG SE A CH, 4 1m m, adj. (N eoc
thuigse, ) Senseless, fool ish, stup id.
NEO-THfiIR SE A CH, 4 10 1111, adj. (Neo
and Thirseacb , ) Not sad, not m ournful .NEO-THUISLE A CH, 4 1a , adj. (Neoand Tuisleacb ,) Infal l ible, stable.
NEO-THUISL E ACHD, s. f. ind. (Neo
thuisleach,) Infallibi l i ty, stabili ty, firm
n ess.
N EO -THUITE AMA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj.
(Neo and Tuiteam acb ,) Infal l ible, unerring.
N IA
NEO-THUITE AMACHD, s. f ind'
(Neo-thuiteam ach,) Infall ibleness, firm
n ess.NEO -UALL A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Neo andUallach,) Hum ble, not vai n, not concei ted,not proud.
NE O -UA SAL , m ars“ , ad'
. (Neo and
Uasal, ) Ignoble, m ean.NEO-UIDHEAM, 4 11 1 , s. f. (Neo andUidheam , ) A u undress, dishabil le ; wan tof preparation, unpreparedness.
NEO- UIDHE AMA ICHTE ,adj. (Neo
and Uidheam aich,) Unprepared, un
dressed.
NEO-UIR E A SBHUIDH, 4 , s. m .
’
(Neo and Uireasbhuidh, ) Independence,easi n ess of circum stances.
N E O-UIR EA SBHUIDHE A CH ,4 1 0 11 11,
adj. (Neo and Uireasbhuidheach,) I ndependen t, easy in circum stances.NEO-UL L AMH, 4 11 11 11 11, adj. (N eo and
Ullam h, ) Unprepared.
NEO-UMHA IL L E A CH, 4 1011 11, adj.
(Neo and Um haill,) Heedl ess, inconsider~
ate, i nattentive.NEO-UR CHA IDE ACH,
-E lCHE , adj.
(Neo and Urchaideach,) Quiet, i noffensive,harm l ess safe, com fortabl e,NEUL, 4 61 1 , N EULTA , and - A N , s. m . A
cloud hue, com p l exion ; a swoon, a trance ;a star, blem ish, stigm a.
N EULA CH,4 10 11 111, adj. (N eul,) C loudy,
dark, obscure ; ghostly, pale.
N EULA DA IR , 4 , 4 11 11, s. m . (Neal andFear
, ) An astrologer.
N E UL ADA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind . ( N eu
ladair,) A strology.
N EULA ICH, 4 1 11 , N v. a. and n . (N eul, )Obscure, cover as with a cloud ; becom ecloudy ; becom e pall id.
N EULTA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (N eul,) C loudy,m isty, dark.
N EULTA CHD, s. f. ind. (N eultach,)C loudi n ess, m isti ness.
NEULA R ,- A IBE, adj. (Neni,) Well colour
ed, well com p lexioned, well fav oured.
NEUP,-A ,
-A N , s. m . See N éap .
N EUPA CH,-A ! CHE, See N éap
ach.
N I, adv. Not. Ni h-eadh.
’ Not so, it is
not.N I , 3. m . ind. p l. nu ns and 111 1 11 11 11 11 , and
N I'IHEA N A . A th i ng, circum stance, afi'
air.
N I, s. p l. ind. Cattle.
$ 1} Fat. 137. v. Dean . or wil l do .
N IA L , 4 , and 4 ou , 1 . m . v in . See
N eul.
N IA 1136
NIAL A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. Provin. See N eu
lach o’N IA R, s. j: contr. for A n iar. See Iar.
N IA TA , adj. Brav e, courageous.N I C
, contr. for Nighean. Used as a syllabl eof surnam es when a fem al e is spoken of.
N I GH, v. a . Wash”
, cleanse, pu
N IGHE A CHA N ,-A 1N ,
-A N , s. m . (Nigh ,)A wash ing.
N IG HE ADA IR , 4 , s. m . (Nigh
eadh and Fear,) A washer, one who
washes.
N IG HEA DA IR E A CHD, s. f. (Nigheadair,) A wash ing, business or proce ss of
wash ing.N IG HE ADH, 4 11311 , 3. fl and pres. part.
v . Nigh . Washing, act of washing.
N IGHRA N, 4 11 11 ,- A N , s. f. A daugh ter ;
a dam sel, a m aiden.N IG HE A N A G ,
- A IG , 4 11,s. f. dim . of
N ighean ; contr. N ionag, which see.
N IG HTE, p ret. p art. v . Nigh. Washed,
cl eansed, p urified.
N IMH, 4,s. m . Poison ; bi tterness, ani
m osity, m al ice.
N IMHE IL , 4 , adj. (Nim h , )N IMHN E A CH, 4 10 11 11 ,l Poisonous,v enom ous ; m al i cious
,bitter.
N IMHN E A CHA N , 4 1 11,s. m . (Nim b
neach , ) Rheum at ism .
N IOMSA , contrf for Ni m ise . I shall or
will do .
N ION A G ,-AIG , 4 11 , (N igheanag, ) A l i ttl e
daugh ter ; a young girl, a l i ttle girl .N IOR , adv. Not.
N IOS, adv. (Sios, ) From below, up .
N IO SG A ID, 4 ,- E AN , s.f. See N easgaid.
N IOSG A IDEA CH, 4 10 11 12, adj. (Nioegaid, ) See N easgaideach.
N I S,adv. i. e. A nis.
’ Now, at this t im e.N I ’ S, contr. for Ni , 3. a, rel. and Is, v . i. 6 .
Ni a’s. That which is.
ITE A R , fut. pass. of Dean , v. whichITHE A R , } see.
N IG C , - A ,-A N , s. j: A corner or nook .
Provin .
N IUCA CH,- A 1 0 11 E , adj. (N 1uc,) Corned,
n ooked. Provin .
NO, conj. O r ; nor, nei ther ; otherwise,else, i f not.
N O CHD, adj. Naked,bare,
N OCHDUIDH, a n} exposed ; desolate.
N O CHD, s. ji ind. (N ochd, adj. ) Nakedness.
N O CHD, adv. i. 0.‘A n nochd.
’ To night,th is n ight.
N UA
N OCHD, 4 1 1111, N a. (N ochd, adj. )Shew,
rev eal, disclose, discov er ; present,od
'
er.
N OCHDA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj.
‘ See,
N ochd,
adj. and N ochduidh.
N O CHDA CHADH, 4 1 11 11 , 8. m . and
N O CHDA DH,
N ochdaich and N ochd. Showing, i aet rof
sh owing, revealing, disclosi ng, discov ering ; presen ting, act of presenting, »ofi
'
er
m g.
N OCHDA ICH,- 111 11 , N v . a. Show
,te
v eal ; presen t, ofl’
er. See N ochd, v.
N O CHDA IDH , 4 ,adj.
! See N ochduidhfl
N OCHDA ICHTE, pret. part. . v.
‘NochN OCHDTA ,
. daich and N ochd.
Shown, rev ealed,disclosed,discovered pre
sen ted, offered.
N O CHDUIDH, 4 , adj. See N ochd, adj.
N ODA DH,~ - A 1 11 11 ,
- E A N ,'
s. m . A sug
gest ion, a wink or nod.
NODHA ,adj. New. See Nuadh .
NO IG , 4 , 4 11 11 , 3. j; The anus.N OIG E A N , 4 11 , s. m . A wooden
cup .
N OIN, s. m .; ind.
’
(Nonus, L at. ) Noon,m id- day.
NOIN E A N , 4 111 , 4 11 , s. m . See N edinean.
N OIN E A N A CH,- A 10 11 1:
,adj. (N oinean,)
See Nedineanach.
NO IR, s. m . ind. The cast. See E ar.
N OL LA IG , 4 , 4 11 11 , 3. f. Christm as.
N OMHA , adj. New. See Nodha and
Nuadh .
NONN, adv . and p rep . See Nunn .
N OS, -61 s, 4 1 11 , s. 711 . Custom , manner,habit.
N OS, - 1‘
11s, s. m . A cow’
é first m i lk a ftercalv ing.
N OSA CH,4 1 0 11 11, adj. N(is ) Usual,
N OSA IL , 4 , custom ary ; cere
m onious, adheri ng to cdstom s.
N OSA CHD, s. f. in d. (N osacb ,) Customariness, adherence to custom .
NOSA R, 4 1 11 11, adj. J uicy, sappy -wh ite.See N dsach.
N OTHA IST, 4 , 4 A 11‘
,
H
s. j: and m . A
fool ish person , an idi ot .
N OTHA ISTE AC H, 4 10 11 3 , adj. (No
thaist,) Fool ish, idiot ical .
N UADA R R A , adj. Surly, angry, gloom y.
N UADA R R A CHD, s. j: ind. (N ua
darra, ) Surl i n ess, gloom in ess, sulkiness.NUADH, 4 11 1 11 11 11, adj. N ew,
3f1§esh,- re
cent.
N UADHA CHADH, 4 1 1111 ,
’
s. ~ m . and
p res. part. v . N uadhaich. Renewing, act
of renewing, renovating a renovation.
OBA 438
OBA N N A CHD, s. f. ind. (Obann,) Suddenness, unexpectedness ; quickness, nim
bleness.
OBH QEH ! interj. Expressi ng wonder orderision .
OBHA N , 4 1 11, s. m . See Om bau.
OBHA N A CH,4 10 11 13, adj. See Om bau
ach.
OBUIN N , 4 ,adj. See Obann .
OBUIN N E A CHD, s. f. ind. See Obannachd.
O CA R, 4 1 3 , s. m . I nterest of m oney ; usury, extorti on .
OCA R A S, 4 15, s. m . See Oc ras.
O CA R- FHEA R,- 1a, 3. m . (Ocar and
Fear,) A usurer.
OCH ! interj. A las ! ah ! Substantively, A
sigh .
O CHA IN ,
}interj. A las ! Substantivelp , A
C OHA N, lam en tation .
O CHA N A ICHL
- E , s. j; A sigh ing or sobbing.
O CHD ,-A N , s. m . See Uchd.
O CHD , adj. Eight.O CHDAMH, adj. (Dehd, ) The eigh th .
C OHB -DEUG, adj. Eigh teen .
OCHDN A R, adj. Eight p ersons : used only of p ersons.
O CHD- O ISN E A CH, adj. (Ochd and
C OHB- SHL ISN E A CH, } O isinn,or
Slios,) Octagonal, hav i ng eigh t sides or
angles .
O CHD- SHL ISN E A CH, 4 0 11 , s . m .
(O chd and Slios, ) ,A rifl e gun, or a gunwith a barrel of eight angles.
O CHOIN , interj. Oh ! A las !OC R A CH , 4 1m m
,adj. (Ocras,) Hun
O C R A SA CH, } gry.
OCRA S, 4 1s, 3. m . Hunger.O CR A SAN , 4 m , 4 11, s. m . (Ocras and
A on,) A hungry fellow ; a glutton .
OD, p ron . See Ud.
OD ’ contr. for 0 do.
’i. e. O , p rep . and
Do, p oss. p ron . which see.
ODHA ,- A ICHE A N , s. m . See Ogha.
ODHA N,- A IN , s. m . See Om ben .
ODHA N A CH,-A ICHE, adj. See Om bau
ach.
ODHA R, 4 11m and 4 1 1311 1 4 , adj. Dun,dun- coloured, pal e, sal low.
ODHA R A CH-MHUL L A CH,~ A lCH ~
M HULLA ICH, s. m . (Odhar and Mullach,)The p lant dev i l
’
s bit.ODHA R A ICH, 4 1311 , v. a. and 71 .
See Odhraicb .
ODHA R AN , 4 1 11, 4 11 , s. m . Cow- pars
m p .
ODHRA ICH.- 1 1311 , 1311
'
v. a. and 7a.
OIB
(Odhar,) Make dun, pal e or sal low ; becom e dun , pale or sal low.
ODHR AICHTE , p ret. part. Odhraich.
Made dun, pal e or sallow.
OFRA IL, 4 ,-EA N , s. j: A n offeri ng ; a
sacrifice.OFRA IL, 4 1311, 1311 ’ v . a. (Ofrail, Of
fer sacrifice.
OG , are , 4 11 , s. m . (0g, adj. ) A youth, a
OG , O IG E , adj. Young.OG A CHD, s.f. ind. (Og, ) See Ogalachd.
OG A IL ,4
,adj. (Og,) Youthful, young, of
youthful appearance.
OGA I R, 4 , 4 AN , s. m . (0g and Fear,) SeeOig- fhear.
OG A L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Ogail,) Youthfulness, youth .
OGA N, 4 m , 4 11 , s. m . (Og,) A youngOG A N A CH, 4 10H, } m an , a youth ; 3
bough, branch or twig.OG A N A CHD, 3. fl ind. See Ogalachd.
O G HA ,-A CHAN and 4 10 11 1111 11 , s. m . A
grand- ch i ld.O GBUM,
- U 1M , s. m . The occul t m annerof wri t ing used by the ancien t Irish ; po l yegraphy.
OG L A CH, 4 1 0 11, 5. 771 . (0g and L aoch,)A lad, a youth ; a m an-servant ; a sol
dier.
OG L A CHAS, 4 15,s. m . (Oglach, ) Servi
t ude.
OG -L O SG A N N,4 1 1 m, 4 11 , s. 771 . (0g and
L osgann, ) A tadpole or young frog.
O G L UIDH, 4 , adj. Awful , gloom y, d is k
m a] afraid, awe- struck bashful .
O G LUICHD, s. f. -ind. (OgG LUIDHE A CHD, luidh, ) Fear,dread, terror fearfulness, awful ness, bash
ful n esss.
OG -MHADUIN N , BIG -MHA IDN E, s. f.
(Og, adj. and Maduinn, ) Early m orn, th edawn .
OG -MHiOS, -A , s. m . (0g and Mios,) Them onth of J une lit. the young m op th.
O IBR E A CHADH, 4 1 1311 , 3. m . and pres.
part. v . O ibrich. Working, act of working ; labo ur ; 3 ferm en ting, state of fer
m en ting, ferm entation ; a m ixing up , act
of m i xing togeth er.
O IBR ICH,- 11311 , 1311
’
v . a. and n . (Ohair, )Work , operate, labour ; m ix, work to a
consistency, as l im e or clay ferm ent.
O IBR ICHE ,-E AN , s. m . (Oibrich, v . ) A
worker, workm an or labourer.
O IBR ICHTE , p ref. part. v . Oibrich.
Wrough t, accom p l ished, effected ; m ixed
or wrought into a certai n consistency . .
0 10 439
O ICH. inter-
j. Expressiv e of bodi l y pai n .
Q ICHE,-EA N and - 1:A 0 11A 11, s. f. See
O idhche.
O IDE,
s. m . A foster- fath er a step
O IDE A CHD, ind. s. m . andf. (Oide,)O IDEA S, 4 1s
,Instruction, counsel ,
tui tion .
O IDE A CHA S, 4 15, s. m . See O ideachd.
O IDHCHE ,-EA N and 4 11 0 11 11 11 , s. j:
Night .
O IDHE A CHD, s. j: ind. (Oidhe, ) SeeA oidheachd.
O IDHE AM, 4 111 , 4 11 , s. m . A book ; a
sl ight degree ofknowledge, a h in t
O IDHE AMA CH, 4 10 11 s , adj. Tractable ;ideal.
O lDHE A RP, 4 1 11 1 , 4 11,s. an . More pro
perl y O idhcirp .
O IDHE A R PA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Oidhearp,) See Oidheirpeach.
O IDHE IRP, 4 ,- EA N . s.f. A n at tem p t,
O IDHIRP, endeavour, u ndertaking.
O IDHE IRPE A CH,
4 10 11 11, adj. (OidhO IDHIR PE A CH, eirp ,) Endeav ouri ng, attem p t ing i ndustrious, di ligen t, persev eri ng.
O IDHIRPE A CHADH, 4 11311 , 8. m . and
pres. part. v. O idhirpich. A ttem p t ing, actof at tem p ting or endeav ouri ng.
OIDHIRPICH , 4 1311,1311
’
v. a. (Oidhirp , )A ttem p t, endeav our.
O IDHR E , s.'
f. ind. See E idhre.
O IDHR E ,- E A CHA N , s. 4 11. See Oighre.
O IDHR E A CHD, 4 11, s. f See O igh
reachd.
OIFIG , 4 , 4 1 m, 3. if: A n office, situat ion,em p loym ent. See Dreuchd.
'O IFIG E A CH, 4 0 11 , s. m . A n offi cer.O IFR ION N ,
—INN, s. m . See A ifrienn .
OIG E , s. f. ind. (Og , ) Youth , season of
youth ; also adj. comp . of 0g. Younger,youngest.
tOIG E A CH, 4 10 11, s. 971. (0g and Each ,)A stal l ion, or young horse.
OIG E AD,4 113, s. m . ( Qige,) Yo uth, de
gree of youth.
em f- 1711 1311 11 , - 1n, s. m . (0g .and Fear,)A youth, a young m an .
OIG H ,4 ,
- E A N , s. f. A v irgin, m aiden .
OIG H- CHEOL , a sin, s. m . (Oigh and
The m usi cal voice of a v irgi n v ir
ginals.'
OIG HE IL ,. 1 , adj. (Oigh,) Maiden- l ike,
m odest.
OIG HE A CHD, s. f._
ind. (0igh,) Virginity.
O IG HEAM, 4 m , s.m . Obedience, hom age.
O IGHION N A CH, 4 10 11 , s.f. A th istl e.OIG H-NA RA CH , 4 10 11 11, adj. See Oighei l .
OIG H-N IG HE AN ,-m ,
-A N , s. f. Oighand N ighean, ) A v irgi n daugh ter
,an nu
m arri ed daughter.
OIGHR E , s. f. ind. See E idhre.
O IG HRE, 4 11 0 11 11 11, 3. 711 . A n heir.O IG HR E A CHD, 4 11 , s. f: A n heirsh ip,i nheri tance a land- estate.O IOHRE A G , 4 1a, 4 11 , s. f. A cloud-ber
ry or m ountai n- strawberry .
O IG HR E A G A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Oigh
rcag,) A boundi ng i n cloud- berri es.OIG R IDH, s.f. coll. Ch ildren, youth, young
GIG -THIG HEA R N A ,-A N , s. m .
and Tighearna, ) A young lord, the son ofa chief.O IL, 1311
’v. a. Rear, educate,
n urse.
O IL, s. f. ind. Vexat ion , gri ef, pai n . Geb ’ oil leis, - l ei the, - leinn, - leibh, - l eo . ’ I nsp i te of him , her, us, you , them .
OIL ,- 1 1311 , 1311
’
v . a. Provin . See 01, v .
O IL BHE UM , 4 1 11 , 4 11, s. 771 . (Oi l , 3. andBeum , ) Offence, reproach , scandal .
O ILBHEUMA CH, 4 10 11 s, adj. (Oilbhc
um ,) Reproach ful, offensiv e ; causing t e
proach or offence sham eful, disgraceful.
O IL BHEUMA CHD, s.f. ind. (Oilbheu~m ach ,) Reproach fulness .
a scandal iz ing.
OILE AMHA IN , 4 , s. f. See O ilean .
OIL EAMHN A CH, 4 1 0 11 , 4 11 11 , s. 771 . Sec
O ileanach.
OIL EA MHN UICH,- 11311 , 1311
’v . a.
(Oileam hain , See O ileanaic .h
O ILEA N, 4 1 11, 4 11, s. 711 . See E ileen .
O ILE AN,-111 11 , s. m . Educat ion, train
i ng, i nstruction, good- breeding ; n urt ure,food ;
O ILE A N AC’H?
"4 10 11 11, adj. (Oilean ,)
Educat ing, try i ng, i nstructi ng nourishing well bred ; educated, trai n ed.
OILEA N A CH 4 10 11, 4 1111 , s. m . (Oilean ,) A stude nt, a scholar.
OILE A N A CHADH, 4 1 1311 , 3. m . and
pres. part. v . O ileanaich. I nstruct i ng, act
of i nstructing or teach ing.
O ILEAN A ICH,- 1 1311 , 1311
’v . a. (Oilean,)Instru ct, teach . See Oil, v.
OILE A N A ICHTE , pret. part. v. Oil ean
aich . R eared, brought up, nourished ; in
structed, taught.
IL E A N TA ,
§-A IN TE , and 4 1 11133 , adj.
OIL E A N DA , See Oileanaichte.
O lLE A R , 4 111, s. m . Provin . See
Oi l- thire.
440 OIR
O IL E A R A CH, 4 10 1 1 , 5. m . (Oiléar,) A'
O IRBHEA R T, 4 1 1m , 4 11, s. m . (Oir and
p i lgrim ,sojourner. Beart,) A good deed or action .
O IL EA R ADH, 4 11311 , 3. m . (Oilear,) A O IR BH EA R TA CH, 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (O irbhp i lgrim age, a sojourn ing. eart ) Perform i ng good act ions or deeds ;
O IL LT,4 ,
- E A N , s. f Terror, dread, great, noble.horror. O IR BHSE , emph. See
'
Oirbh.
O ILLT- CHR ITH,
’
4 , s. f. (Oillt and OIR CE A N , 4 1 11 , 4 11, s. m . A young sow,
Critb A trem bli ng from fear or ter a p ig. More properl y Uircean .
ror. OIR - CHE A R D, 4 11,s. m . (orandO ILLT- CHRITHE A CH, 4 10 1111, adj. Cedrd,) A goldsm i th. See
’
Or- cheard.
(O illt Trem bl ing for fear ; causing O IR CHE A S, - E IS, 4 11, s. m . Pity,cle
to trem ble from fear. m ency ; an act of chari ty ; fi tness , proO IL LTE A CH ADH,
4 11311 , 3. m . and pres. priety.
p art. v . O illtich. A trem bli ng, act of O IR CHE A SA CH,- A ICHE,
trem bl ing, dreading ; detestat ion . Pi ty ing , kind; m erci ful ; n eedy, in want ;O IL LTE A L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Oillteil,) fi t, paper.
Terribleness, dreadfulness ; ugl i ness. OIR CHE A SA CHD,3. fl ind. (Oircheas
( ) IL LTE IL , 4,
adj. (Oil li, ) Terrific, ach,) Need, necessi ty, pov erty ; charitebleu
dreadful,terrible, horribl e ; ugly, disgust n ess ; fi tness, propri ety.
ing. 01 114 11 11 4 11 ,. 1 , (Or and
O lLLTICH,-1 1311 , 1311
’
v . a. and n . 0 8t A YGUOW 100k or ri nglet.Fr igh ten, terri fy ; be afraid, be horrified, OIR,- CHIA BHA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Oirtrem ble from fear. chiabh,) Hav ing yellow or golden locks.
O ILLTIO IL , 4 , adj See O illteil. O IR CHIOS, 771 . See O i1 cheas.O IL- TH IGH , 4 , 4 11 11 , 3. m . (O il, v . and O IR CHIOSA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj (Oirchios,)Tigh
,A school, sem i nary, college . See Oircheasach.
O IL TH IRE, s.f ind. (Oi le, i. e. E il e, and OIB CHISDE A R , 4 111 , 4 11, s. m . (CirTir, ) A p i lgrim age, sojourn ing. See E il chisd and Fear, ) A treasurer.
th ire. OIR ~ CHN E A S, 4 15, 4 11, s. m .
O I L -THIR E A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Oil- th ir,) and Cneas, ) The foreskin .
Foreign ; of, or belonging to a p ilgrim . OIR - CHRIOS, 4 , 4 11, s. 711 . (Or and
O IL- THIR E A CH,- 1 0 11, s. m . (Oil- th ire,) Crios,) A studded bel t, an ornam en t,
A p i lgrim , sojourner. such as a. necklace.O IL- THIR E A CHD, s.f: ind. (Oi l- thire,) OIRDE , 4 11 11 , s.f. (Ord,) A piece or lum pSee Oil- th ire. of any th ing.
O IN E A CH ,- 1 c 11 , s. m . (Oin,) Liberal i ty, OIRDHE IR C , 4 , adj. (Or and Dearc,)
generosi ty, clem ency. Fam ous, il l ustri ous, noble,excellen t,
O IN E A CH, 4 10 11 11, any. (Oin,) Merci ful, honourable.
com passionate ; l iberal, beauti ful. OIRDHE IR CE A S, 4 1 8, s. m . (Oirdheirq'
)O IN G E A L , 4 1 L ,
- A N , s. m . A fire. More Excel lency, Sp l endour. brigh tn ess
properl y A ingeal. OIR E A CHDA S, - A 1 5, s. m . Pre-em i
OIN ID, 4 , s. m . and f. A fool, an nence; suprem acy. See E ireachdas.
idiot. O IR FE ID, 4 , 4 11 11, 3. m . Music, m elody.
OIN IDE A CH, 4 10 11 13, adj. (Oinid,) Fool. O IR FE IDE A CH,4 10 11 , 3. m . (Oirfeid, )
ish, idi otical . A m usician .
OIN IDE A CHD, s. f. ind.~ (Omidm a) OIR LE A CH,
- 1 0 11 , s. f. (Oid e,) A n inch.Fool ishness, fol ly. O IR N N , prep . conjoi ned with pers. pron.
O INMHID, 4 , 4 11 11 , 3. f. See O inid. (Air, p rep . and Sinn, pron . ) On us, uponOIN SE A CH,
- 1c 11 ,- E A N , s. f. A foolish “8
wom an ; a harlot ; a bag-
p ipe. O IRPE , 4 11 11 , s.f Provin . See Oidheirp .
OIN SEA CHA IL , 4 , adj. (Oinseach,) I RRE, p rep. conjoined with p ers.Foolish, l ike a fool ish wom an .
OJ N N EAN ,- IN , 4 11, s. m . See Uinnean.
Q IR , conj. For, because that.OIB, 4 , 4 11 11, 8. m . A border or edge.O IB, s. m . ind. The East.O IRBH, p rep . conjoined with pers. pron. OIR THIR E A CH:
' EICHE, adj. (Oirthir,)(Air and Sibb, ) On you, upon you. Of, or belonging to a coast, border or fron
OMB 44 2 ORD
OMHA IL , 4 , 3. fl Provin . See Um haill. ORA G AN 4 111, 4 11, s. m . A n organ .
OMHAN , 4 1 11 , s. m . Froth of m i lk or OR A G A N A CH, 4 1 0 11 11, adj. (Oragan , )
W hey.A boundi ng
'
m wild m arjoram .
OMHA N A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Om bau, ) OR A ID, 4 , 1:A 11, s. f. A speech , an ha
Frothy, abounding i n froth ofm i lk orwhey. rangue, an essay.
ON, covj. see 0 , conj. OR A IDE A CH, 4 10 11 , 3. m . (Oraid,) A u
ON, im pr. for O
’
ri, i. e. O , prep . and A n, orator, a declaim er.
which see. OR A IDE A CH, 4 1 0 11 11, adj. (Oraid,) Of,
ONA I R 4 , 4 11 11,s. f See Onoir. or belonging to speeches or harangues.
ON A IR ICH, 4 1311, 1311’
v. a. (Onoir,) OR A IL , 4 ,adj. (Or,) Golden, l ike gold.
See O noirich. ORA N, 4 1 11, 4 11 , s m . A song.
O N FA DH, 4 11311 , 4 11 11, s. m . A blast , OR A N A CH, 4 1 0 11 11, adj. (Oran,) Of songs,
O N FHA DH , § storm , raging of the sea fond of singing songs.
rage, fury. OR A N A ICHE , 4 , 4 A 11, s. m . andf. A
ONG, 4 1 1311 , 1311'
v . a. See Ung. singer, songster.ON G A DH,
- A IDH, 8~ 771 . and pres. part. v . OR A IR , 4 ,s. m . (Q ir and Fear,)
0 1 1g. See Ungadh A porch .
ON N CHON ,-o 1 11 , 4 11, s. 711 . A n ensign, a OR A IS, 4 , 4 11 11, 3. f, A tum ul tuous
standard. n oise.ONOIR , 4 , 4 1111 , 3 .f Honour, m agnan i OR - EHA N N , 4 1 11 11, and 4 111 11, and 4 11 ,
m i ty ; respect, esteem ; fam e, renown ; s. 771 . (Or and Bann,) Gold lace ; a h inge .
high rank, or place, dign i ty ; honesty, in or band ofgold.
tegrity. OH-BHA N N A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Or
ON OIR ICH ; 4 D“ : DH"~ v. a. (0 3 0 i? ) bhaun ,) Hav i ng gold lace ; hav ing golden
See Onoraich. h inges or bands.
ON O IR ICHTE , pret. part. v . Onoirich. OR - EHEA R T - Em vp , 4 11, s f or m . (Or
See Onoraichte. and He'
art A noble deed.
O N ORA CH,4 1cm , adj (Onoir,) Hon 011 BHE A R TA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Or.
o urable, honest ; d1st1ngu1shed exal ted bheart, ) Perform i ng i l lustri ous or noble
fam ed. deeds.
O N OR A CHA DH, 4 1131 1 , 3. m . and pres. OH-BHUADHA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Or
p art. v . Onoraich. Honouri ng, act of and Buadhach,) Noble ; v ictorious,honouring or rev erencing. tri um phan t.
O N O R A ICH, 4 1111 , 1311'
v . a. (Oneir,) OR -BHUIDHE , adj. (Or and Buidhe, )Honour, rev erence, respect. Yel low, of a golden colour.
O N OR A ICHTE , pret. p art. v . Onoraich. OIL CHE AR D, 4 1 11 13, 4 11, s. 771 . (Or
Honoured, respected. and C eard,) A goldsm i th . See Qir
ON RA CHD, s. f. ind. (A cuar, ) Sol itude, cheard.
th e state of being alone. OR - CHIABH, 4 , 4 11 , s. 711 . (Or and
ON RA CHDA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Onrachd,) C iabh,) A golden lock, golden coloured
Sol i tary, alone, deserted. hair.
ON R A CHDA N , 4 1 11, 4 11, s. 171 . (Ou OR CHIA BHA CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Or
rachd,) A lonely or forlorn p erson . chiabh Hav i ng yellow or golden hair.
ON R A CHDA N A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Ou OR s. f. (Or and
rachdan , ) See Onrachdach. Cleachd See Or- ch ul .
OR ,- 61R , s m . (0, prep . and Oir,) Gold. OR - CHOL,
- €11 L , 4 11 , s. 711 . (Or and
OR A , adj. (Or, ) Golden , of gold. Yellow or golden locks.
ORA CH , 4 la ,adj. (Or,) A bounding i n OR - G HR UA G , 4 11 10 , 4 11, s. f. (Or and
gold. ”1 G ruag, ) See Or- chul .
O R AOHA N "4 111, 4 11 , s. 711 . (Or,) A ORD,—um 13, s. m . A m ountain of a round
jewel, afi i‘nam ent. form , and steep .
OR , 4 1 131 1 ,- 1311
’
a. (Or, Gi ld. ORD, 4 1 11 13, 4 11, s. m . A h am m er ; the
OR ADH, 4 1 1311 , s. m . and pres. part. v . part of a gun- lock from wh ich the fl i nt
Or. Gildi ng, act of gilding. strikes fire ; a p iece, a fragm ent .ORA G, 4 10 , 4 11, s.f. A sheaf of corn set OR DA CHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , s. m . and p res.
up to dry. part. v . Ordaich. See Orduchadh.
OR A G A N , 4 1 11, 4 11 , s. 771 . (Or,) The OR DA G , 4 10 , 4 11, s. f. The thum b "
herb Wi ld m arjoram . great toe.
443
ORDA G A CH, 4 10 11 11, ad}. (Ordag,) Hav
i ng large thum bs or great toes.ORDA ICH, 4 1311 , 1311
’
v . a. See Orduich.
ORDA IL , 4 , adj. (Ordugh, s. ) Orderly,decent , regular.
ORDAN, 4 1 11 , 4 11,s. m . dim . of Ord. A
l i ttl e ham m er or m al let ; a sm al l p i ece orfragm ent. Provin . for O rdugh.
OR -DHUILL EA G , 4 1a, 4 11, 5. fl (Orand Duilleag, ) Gold l eaf.ORDUCHA DH, 4 11311 , 3. m . and pres.
part. v . Orduich. Orderi ng, act of orderi ng, ordain i ng, decreei ng, com m anding ;an i nsti tution , decree.ORDUG H,
-UIG H , 4 1m , 3. m . (Ord, ) A n
order, decree, com m and ; order, arrange;
m ent, array ; an ordi nance, a ri te,an oh
servance co m m anded ; the sacram en t of
the Sup per, the Eucharist, celebration of
that feast.
ORDU ICH,- 1 1311 , 1311
’a. (Ordugh,)
Order, ordai n, appoint, decree , assign,com m and ; order, arrange, set in array ;giv e i nstructions ; issue orders.
ORDUICHTE , pm . p art. v . O rduich.
Ordained, appo inted, decreed, assign ed ;arranged, set i n order.
OR - GHR UA G , 4 1 11 ,- A N , s. f (Or and
G ruag, ) A golden lock , yel low hair.
OR -LA STA , 4 1 51 13, and 4 , adj. (Or
OR -L A STA IL , § and Lasta,) Sh in ingor burnished l ike gold.
OR - L O IN N E A CH, 4 1 0 11 113, adj. (Or andL oinn, ) Highly elegant .
OR -L OIN N E A CHD, s. f. ind.
neach , ) E xtrem e elegance.ORM, prep . conjoinedwith pars. pron . (A irand Mi, ) On m e, upon m e.
OIt-MHA DUIN N ,. a, a n
, s. f. (Orand Maduinn, ) The break of day, them orn ing.
OR -MHEIN N , 4 , s. f. (Or and Meian ,)Gold ore, a gold m i ne.
OH-MHEIN N E A CH ,4 10 11 13, adj. (Or
m héinn,) A boundi ng i n gold ore.
O RMSA , em 11h. See Orm .
ORRA , prep . conjoi ned with p ers. p ron.
(A ir and'
Iad, ) O n or upon them .
OR R A C HDA N , 4 xx, 4 11 , s. m . See Ourachdan .
OR RADH, 4 1 1311 . 3. m . (i. e. Oradh,)Gilding , a gilding, the reflection of thesun ’s rays.OBRA I S, 4 , 4 1m , s. f. Squeam ishness.
O R RA ISE A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (O rrais,)Squeam ish .
OR R UIDH , 4 , ad}. See Orbhuidh.
OR - SG IATHA C H, 4 10 1111, adj. (O1 and
ON S
Sgiath, ) Hav i ng golden wings or golden
sh ields.
OR - SHEUD,- 1 , 4 11 , s. 111 . (Or and Send,)
A jewel of gold.
ORT, prep . conjoined with pers. p ron . (A ir
and Thu,) 0 11 thee, upon thee . E m ph.
O rtsa.
OS, pre p. A bov e, ov er.
‘ O s Aird,’adva
p ubl icly.‘ Os iosal, adv . priv atel y.
OS, 4 , 4 11
,s. m . and f. A n elk ; a deer,
or stag.
OS, 4,4 11, s. m . The m outh of a ri v er.
Provin . A bar or sand bank in a bar
hour.OS , v . def. Quoth , said. Os esan .
’ Said
he.O SA DH, 4 1 11 11 , s. m . A desisting, a
cessation , a truce.
OSA G , 4 1a, 4 11 , s. f: A blast, a breeze.
O SA G A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Osag, ) Breez y,equally.
OS-AI RD, adv . (Os, prep . and A ird, )Openl y, p ubl icly loudl y.
O SA N, 4 111 , 4 11 , s. m . A hose, stocki ng.
OSA N A QH,4 10 11 12, adj. (Osan,) Wear
i ng hose, of hose.OS-BARR ,
adv. (Os, prep . and Bdrm) Be .
sides, m oreov er, ov er and abov e.
OSA N A ICH, 4 , s. m . (Osan , ) A
hosi er.OSCA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (O s, p rep . and
Cash Em i nent, superior.
O SC AR A CH - 11 1 0 11 11 , adj.
OSCA R ADH, 4 1m m, i n trep id ; re
nowned, fam ous ; l oud.
OSCA R A CHD, sf. ind. (Oscarach,) Bold
ness, i n trep idi ty ; loudness.OS -CEANN, p rep . imp r. (Os, p rep . and
OS- C IONN, Ceann,) Ov er, abov e.OSD,
OSDA ,g
4 ,s. 771 . A n i n n .
OSD-TH IGH ,
OSD- FHEA R,- 1 a, 3. m . (Osd and Fear, )
OSDA IB, 4 ,4 11m } A n i nnkeeper.
OSDA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Osdair,)The ofiice or occupat ion of an innkeeper.
OSD-TH IGH,4 , s. at . See Osd.
OS- IOSAL , adv. (Os, p rep. and Iosal , )Softly, privatel y.
OSN A CH,- 11 1 0 11 5 , adj. (Osnadh, Sigh
ing, groan ing.
OSN A CHA IL , 4 , adj. (Osnadh,) Sigh
ing,groaning ; troubled, sad.
O SN A DH,4 1n11 , s. f A groan, a
sigh , a sob ; a blast, a breeze.
OSN A ICH, 4 ,4 1m , 3. f. (Osnadh,) A
si gh ing, act of sighing 0 1 gm an ing ; p l.
Sighs,groans ; blasts ofwind.
G SM 444 PA I
O SMA G , 4 1 6 , 4 11 , s.f: A sigh or sob ; PA GA CH, 4 la , adj; (Pac,) Hav ingOSPA G , Ea pang, a three. packs.
C SPA GA CH , 4 1 0 11 13, adj. (Ospag,) Sigh PA C A CHA DH, 4 11311, 3. m . and pres.
i ng, sobbing. part. v . Pac . or Pacaich. Packing, act of
O SPA G A ICH, 4 , s. f. (Ospag,) A sigh packing.
OSPA’
G A IL , ing,’
act or habit of PA C A ICH , v . a. See Pac , v .
sigh ing or sobb ing. PA CA ID,
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4 , 4 11 11,3. f. A packet, a
OSPA IRN, 4 , 4 11 11, 3.f. seaOspag. packet boat.
(Ospairn ,) See PA CA IDE A CH , 4 1 0 11 11 , adj.
O spagaich. Of, or connected with packets.
OSTA , s. 771 . See Osds . PA CA IG , 4 11 11 , r11 v . a. (Pac, Set!
OSTA IR, 4 , s. m . See O sdair. Pac and Pacaich, v .
OSUNN, 4 11111 , 4 11, s.f. See Osnadh PA CA IG E A DH, s. m . and pres.
O THA IL . 4 , 8-f1 Hurry, con fa part. v . Pacaig. Provin . for Pacachadh.
sion , h ubbub . PA C A IR , 4 , 4 11 11 , 3 . in . Pac, 11. and’
OTHA ISG ,. 1 ; Fear,) A p edlar ; a packer.
Oisg. PA CA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Pacair,) TheOTHA N, 4 1 11 , s. 711 . See Om bau . busi ness of a p edlar.
OTHA N A CH, 4 10 11 13, adj. (Othan ,) See PA CA RA N- CHAPUIL , s. m . Marsh tre- o
(Pacaid, )
s. f. Provin . See
O m hanach. foi l .OTHA R , 4 1 11 , 4 11, s. 111 . A n ulcer, or PA CA R R A S, 4 1 s, 3. m . (Pac, s. ) A m assiabscess. of confusion . Provin .
OTHA R A CH, 4 10 11 11 , (O thar, ) Ulcer PA CHD, 4 , 4 11 and 4 1 1 1111 11, 3. 111 . Seeous. Pac . s.
OTR A CH’' A ICH,
”BA N , 52. m . A ’ dunghfll ;
dirt, fi l th , dung.PA CHD, 4 1 1311 , PH v . a. See Pac . v .
PA CHDA ICH,- 1 1311 , PH v. a. See Pac
OTR A CHA IL , 4 , adj. (O trach,) Fil thy, ai ch , v.
dirty, foetid. PA CHDA IR ,4 , 4 11 11, 3. 171 . See Pas
:
air, 3.
PA CL A CH, 4 10 11 , 4 10 11m 11, s. 711 . A ll
arm ful or packed burden .
PA DHA CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Padhadh, )Thirsty. See Paiteach and Pathach:
PADHA DH, 4 1 1311 , 8. m . Thirst.
iotadh.
PA DHA L,- 1 L , 3. 711 . A n ewer.
PAG , 4 1 01, 4 11 , s. f Provin . See Pdg.
PAGA CH , 4 1 0 11 12, adj. See
See
P, p , the th irteenth letter of the Gael icA i
phabet, nam ed F eith- baog, i. e. B, soft.I t sounds l ike p i n Engl ish , and when asp irated , that is, when im m ediately fol lowed by 11, i t sounds l ike f i n fool, or p h i nph
arm acy .
PA , s. m . ind. or interj. Papa.
PAB, 4 1 11 , s. m . Shag, rough wool ly hair ;refuse of flax.
PA B, 4 1 1311 , r11 v . n . (Pab, Becom eshaggy becom e m atted or twisted together.
FABA CH , 4 1a , adi. (Pab ,) Shaggy,ful l of th e refuse of flax nasty.
I’A BADH, 4 1 1311, s. m . and pres.
part. v. Pab . State of becom i ng shaggy,becom i ng m at ted or twisted together ; -an
ov ergrowth or luxurianee, as of grass.
PAB- CHE A N N,4 11 11, s. m . (Pab and
Ceann ,) A shaggy head.
PA C , 4 1 11 11, r1 1 v . a. Pack up .
PA C ,
}4 , 4 11 1111 11, 3. m . A pack ; a
PA CA , m ob .
Pogacb .
PAG A N A CH, adj. Heath en , pagan .
PAG A N A CHD,s. f. ind. (Paganacbn,
Heathenism .
PAG A N TA , adj. Heathenish .
PAIDH ,- 1 n 11 , r11 v . a. Pay ; rem unerate.
See D10 1 and ioc .
PAIDH, 4 ,s. m . Provin . See Pa1dh
eadb .
PAIDHE ADH,- 1D11 , s. m . and pres. part.)
v . Paidh. Pay, paym ent ; paying, act of
paying 1
PAIDHE A R .- 1 11 , 4 11 1111 11, 3. gm (Paidh
and Fear, ) A payer.
PA IDHIR ,-DHR E A CH , 4 11 11 1 0 11 1 4 11, s. f..
A pair, a coup l e, a brace.
PA IDHN E A CHA S, 4 1s, 3. m . (Pa1dh, )A penal ty ; bai l , securi ty ; i nsurance;
PA IDHR E A CHA DH, 4 1n 11 , s.,
m . and
p res. part. v . Paidhrich. Pairi ng ac t of
pairing orjoi n i ng in coup les.
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446 PEA
PAIRTICHE , s; m . (Party A PA R R A ISTE A CH,
partner, an abettor ; oneWho distributes or A parishioner. Provin .
shares. m . Paradise.PAIR TIDH, 4 , 4 A 11 , s. m . (Pairt,) A PAR TA CH ,
-A 1 0 11E,adj. See Pairteach.
party a faction . PA RTA N, 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . A crab .
PA ISD, 4 , 4 A N , s. m . andf. A ch i ld. PA R TA N A CH , 4 10 11 13, adj. (Partan ,)PAISDE A L A CHD, s.f. ind. (Pitisdeil) A bounding i n crabs.Childishness, pueri l i ty.
PA SG ,- A IDH, PH v . a. See Paisg.
PA ISDE A N , 4 11, 4 11, dim . of Paisd. A n PA SG A CH , 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (Paisg, s. ) VVrapi nfan t. p i ng, foldi ng up , covering.
PAISDE IL , 4 , adj. (Palsd,) Ch ildish , PA SG A DH, 4 1 1311, 8. m . and p res. part. v .
p ueri le. Paisg. Wrapp i ng, act of wrapp ing , cov erPA ISE AN , 4 1 11, 4 11 , s. m . A ing or folding up .
PA ISE A N ADH, 4 1 131 1,4 AN , fai nting PA SG A N , 4 1 11, 4 11 , s. m . (Paisg, ) A bun
dle ; a l i ttle group or flock.
l’A ISE A N A CH, 4 1 0 11 13,adj. (Paisean , ) PASG A N A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. In
Swoon ing ; subject to swoons or fai n ting bundles ; i n little groups or flocks.
fi ts. PA SG A R T, 4 1 11 11
, 4 11, s. m . (Pasg,) APAISG , 4 , 4 1 m and 4 11 0 11 11 1 1, 3. j: A web basket or pann ier.
or parcel of cloth, any th ing folded up . PA SMUN N , 4 1 1 11 11, 4 11, s. m . A n expir
PA ISG , 4 D11, rH v . a. Wrap , i nv o lv e, fold ing pang .
i n wrap up , fold, roll together. PA THA CH, 4 1 0 11 13, adj. (Pathadh,) ProPA ISG E A CH, 4 1 0 11 113, adj. (Paisg, s. ) o r, vin. See Paiteach.
or belonging to p arcels, as of folded cloth .PA THA DH, 4 1 1311 , 30 m . Thirst. See
PA ISG TE , pret. part. Paisg. Wrapped, Padbadh.
wrap t up ; folded, rol led together.PE ABA R ;
-BRA CH,
- A ICHE A N , s. m . or fPA IT,
4 , and - E A CHA N , s.f. Provin .Pepper ; sp ices o f any kind.
See Poi t. PE A BR A CHA DH, 4 1 1311,s. m . and p res.
PA IT, 4 ,- E A N , s.f. A hum p . p art. v. Peabraich. A ct of season ing with
PAITE ACH, 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. Thirsty, parched. Pepper 0 1”other Sp i ces.
PA ITE A CH , 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Pai t,) Hum py, PE A BR A ICH,' IDHa PH" v . a. (Peabar,)
hav ing a hum p or bunch . Season with p epp er or other sp ices.PAITE A G , 4 G ,
- A 11 , s.f. A sm al l l um p of PE A BR A ICHTE , p ret. p art. Pen
butter ; a periwinlgle : both Provin . braich . Seasoned with pepper or otherPALMA I R, 4 , 4 11 11 , s. m . See Falm adair .
sp i ces.
PAN A IR , 3. p l. See Ponair. PEA BH - EUN, 4 61 1 1, 3. m . andf. SeePA NNA L, 4 1L , 4 11, s. m . A band of Peucag.
m en . PEA O, s. m . See Peacadh.
PA O ITE A G , 4 10 , 4 11, s. f. Provin . See PE A CA CH, M ICHE , adj. (Peacadh,) SinBoiteag. ful.
PAP, 4 , s. m . The pope. PE A CA CH, 4 10 11 , 3. m . (Peacadh,) APAPA CHD, s.f. ind. (Pdpa, ) Popedom ,
si n ner
papacy, papal dign i ty, PE A CA CHA DH,- A IDH , S. m . and p res.
PAPA N A CH, adj. (Pfipm) Pop ish . part. v . Peacaich. Sinn ing, act of sin
PAPA N A CH, 4 1 0 11 , 3 . m . (Papa, ) A pafl ing
p ist or Rom an Catholic. PE A CA DH, 4 1 1311 , - E A N , s. m . Sin. Peac
PAPA N A CHA S, adh gine,’ Original sin .
PAPA N ACHD, ii”M “ if POPBPY PE A CA ICH, 4 1311 , PH v . a (Peacadh, )
PA R A DH, 4 1 1311 , 5. m Pushing, act of Si“ : transgress, Offend
p ushing. PE A CHDA IDHE A CHD, S. j: ind.
PARLAMA ID, 4 , 4 11 11 , 3 . f. A parl ia PE A CA lR EA CHD. i Sin fulm ent.
PAR L AMA IDEA CH, 4 10 11 13,
PE A CA IL ,4 ,adj. (Peacadh, ) See Peacach.
lam s id, ) Parl iam entary. PE A CA IR , 4 , 4 11 11, 3. m . (Peacadh andPA R RA IST, 4 , s. m . A parish .
Fear,) A Sifl UPP
Provin. PE A LA ID,
- E , 4 4 11, s. f. See PealPAR R A ISTEA CH, 4 10 1113, adj. (Par laid.
raist,) Parochial. PEA - CHEA R C
,4 110 , s. f. A pea-hen.
PEA 447
PEA - CHOILE A CH,- 1c 11, s. m . A pea
cock.
PE A L L , m an, 4 11 , and 4 11 11, 3. m . A skin
or hide ; a couch, pallet ; a vei l, coveri ng orcov erlet a bunch of m atted hair, a m at.
PE A LL , 4 1 1311 , r11 v . a. Cover ; pul lasunder, tear in p ieces.
PE A L LA CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Peallach,)Shaggy, hav ing rough or m atted hair, having couches or pal lets ; m atted, cov eredwith m ats.
PE A L LA DH, 4 11311 , 3. m . and pres. part.
v . Peal]. Cov eri ng, ac t of co v eri ng ; p ul ling, act of pul l ing or tearing asunder.
PE AL LA G , s. f. dim . of Peal].A shaggy hide or skin ; a l ittle bunch ofhair a l i ttle couch or pal let a little coveri ng ; an i l l dressed or ragged wom an ;coarse harness.
PE ALL A G A CH ,4 10 11 11, adj. (Peallag, )
See Peallach.
PE A L L A ID, 4 ,-EA N , s. f. (Peall, ) A
sheep- skin .
PE A L L A IDE A CH,4 10 11 E , adj. Peallaid,)Dressed in skins or h ides ; abounding i nsheep- skins.
PE A L LTA G , 4 1 11 , 4 11,s.f: (Peall, ) A
patched cloak or pal l .PE A N A CHA S, - A 18, 4 11
,s. m . Provin .
See Peanas.
PE A N A ISD, 4 , s. m . See Peanas.
PE A N A ISDE A CHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , 5. m .
and p res. p art. v . Peanaisdich. See Peanasachadh.
PE A N A ISDICH, 4 1311, PH a. (Peanaisd,) See Peanasaich.
PE A N A S, 4 1 5, 4 11, s. m . Punishm ent,
p enance.PE A N A SA CH, 4 10 11 1 1, adj. (Poanas,)Pun ishing, p enal , p rone
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to p unish .
PE A N A SA CHA DH,
4 11311 , s.
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m . and
p res. p art. v . Peanasaich. Pun ish ing, actof pun ishing a p unishm ent .
PE A N A SA ICH,- 1 1311 , PH a. (Peanas,)
Punish torture.
PE A N A SA ICH, 4 , 4 11 11,3. m . (Peanas, )
A"
punisher ; one who punishes or chas
tises.PE A N A SA ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . Peanas
aich . Pun ished, chast ised.
PE A N N , 4 ,4 1 11 11, 3. m . A pen.
PE A N N A G A N ,
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4 111, 4 11, s. m . (Peann,)A pen - case .
PEA R LUIN N , 4 , 4 11 11, s. f. Fine l inen,m usl i n or cam bri c ; gauze.
PEA RLUIN N E A CH, 4 10 11 13, adj. (Péarlninn, ) Of, or abounding in fine l i nen,m usl in, cam bric or gauie.
PE A R SA , 4 . 4 0 11 11 11, 4 1111 4111 , 3. m . and
f. A p erson, any one ; person, bodi ly shapeor appearance.
PEA R SA CHADH, 4 1 1311 , a. m . and pres.
part. v. Pearsaich. Personification, act of
p ersonifying.
PE A R SA ICH,- 1 1311 , r11 v . a. (Pearsa,)
Person ify.PE A R SA L , 4 1L, 8. m . Parsley.PE A R SA N TA , 4 1111 11 , adj. (Pearsa, )Personable, handsom e, of good appearance.
PE A R SA N TA CHD, s. f. ind. (Pearsanta, ) Handsom eness, portl iness.
PEA RS’- E A G L A IS, -A R - RA G LA IS, s. m .
(Pearsa and E aglais,) A clergym an .
PE A SA IR , 4 1 4 0 11 . 4 a 0 11 1 4 11, 3. f. coll.
Pease, pulse.
PR A SAN , 4 1 11, 4 11. s. m . A petulant
or im pudent person, a varlet ; a sorry l i ttl efellow.
PE A SA N A CH. 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Peasan , )Petulant , im pudent , p ert , troubl esom e ;sorry, m ean , l i ttl e.
PE A SA N A CHD , s. f. Petulance, im pu
dence, p ertness.
PE A SG , 4 156 ,4 11 , s.f ‘
A gash , cranny.
PE A SG , 4 1 1311 , r11 v . a. and n . N otch .gash becom e gashed or notched.
PE A SG A CH , 4 10 11 11, adj. (Peasg, ) Gash
ed, cut, aboundi ng i n gashes or notches.
PE A SG A DH , 4 1 1311 , 3. m . and pres. part.
v . Peasg. A gash ing or cutting, act of
gash ing, notch ing or cutting ; state of becom ing gashed or notched.
PEA S- G HADUICHE , s. m . (Peasand G aduiche,) A p ick-pocket, cut- purse.
PEA TA , 4 1 1311, 4 1111, 3. m . A pet,
PE ATA DH, a tam e an im al.
PE A THR A CHA S, 4 1 3, s: m . (Piuthar,)Sisterhood, a sisterhood.
PE IO,4
,- EA N N A N , s. m . A peck, Scottish
m easure,two gal lons ; the v essel u sed for
th is m easure.
PE ICE A G , 4 10 , 4 11 , s.f. dim . of Fcic.PE G HIN N ,
PE IG HIN N }4 , 4 11 11, s. f. A p enny.
PE IGH IN N E A CH , 4 z la , adj. (Peigh
inn ,) Full of p ence. rich .
PE IGHIN N E A CH, 4 10 1111, adj. Spotted,dapp l ed as a horse ; m arked by the sm al l
PE IG HIN N - R IOGHA IL , 4,
s. f.
(Peighinn and R ioghail, Penny- royal.
PEIL IG , 4 , 4 AH,s. f. A porpoise.
PE ILBA R, 4 111 , 4 11, s. 171 . More properl y-Peileir, which see.
PE IL E A SA CH, 4 101111, adj. Frivolous,troublesom e.
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‘PE ILE ID,4 ,
s. f. (Peall, ) A cod
or husk ; a bag a m angled sheep-skin .
PE IL E lD, 4 , s. f. A blow, a slapon the cheek .
PE IL E IDE A CH, 4 10 1111, adj. (Peileid,)Cov ered with a cod or husk ; furnished
with bags, l ike a bag.
PE IL E IR , 4 , s. m . A bal l or bul
l et .
PE ILE IRE A CH , 4 10 11 11, adj.
A bounding in bal ls or bullets ; l ike a bal l
or bul let :
PE IL- G HUIN E A CH, 4 10 11 13, adj.
(Peall, s. and Guin,) That torm enteth or
giv eth pai n .
PE IL ISTE IR ,- E ,
-E A N , s.‘
m . A sm al l
flat stone used in p lace of a quoi t ; th e
gam e of quoits.
PE ILL IC , 4 , A b ut or booth
PE IL L ICHD, m ade up of earth and
branches, and roofed with skins ; any v ery
thick or coarse clo th ; a cov eri ng m ade
of skins or coarse cloth .
PE IL L ICHDE A CH , 4 1 0 11 11, adj. (Pei llichd ,) C lum sy ; th ick, coarse.
PEIN , 4 , s. f. Pai n , p unishm en t, tor
m ent.PE lN -DL IGHE , s. m . (Péin and
Dlighe, ) A p enal law.
PEl N G ILTE A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Péin andG éill
, ) R igorous, tyrannical .PE lN G lL TE A CHD, s. j: ind . (Peingilt each ,) R igour, tyranny, cruelty.
PE IN N TEA L , 4 11, s. m . A snare ; astrai ten i ng or confinem ent. Provin .
PE IN N TE A LA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Pei o uteal , ) Of, or pertai n i ng to snares, snari ng,ensnaring
,strai ten ing, com pressing. Pro
em .
PE IN N TE AL ADH, 4 1 1311, 3. m . A coopi ng, com pressing, strai ten ing or cram p i ng.
Provin .
PE IN N TEALTA .-A ILTE , adj. (Peinn
teal ,) Strai tened, com pressed ; p unctual,
p recise. Provin .
PE IR CE A LL ,- 1 1.L , and 4 11 , and
4 1 4 11 11 , 3. m . A jaw, the jaw- bone ; lower
p art of the face ; a corner or angle ; theabdom en .
PE IR CE A LL A1
CH, 4 10 11B, adj. (PeirPE IR CL E A
‘
Q Q‘? - E ICHE , ceall,)
Lank-jawed, l ean ; hav ing large jaws ;angléd, , cornered.
PE IR IG IL L , 4,
and 4 11 11, and
4 1 4 11 11, 1.f Danger ; urgen t necessi ty.Provin .
PEI RE , PEIREA N , 3. pi. The but
tocks.
PIA
PE IR IG L E ADH , 4 1 11, s. 771 . Pro
vin . See Peirigill.PEIRL IN , 4 , s. m . See Péarluinn . Pro~
vm .
PE ITE A G,4 10 , 4 1 11 s f. A waistcoat,
a short jacket .PEITE A G A CH, 4 1 011 11, adj. Weari ng a
jacket or waistcoat.PE ITEA N , 4 111, 4 11
,s. m . See Peiteag.
PE ITE AN A CH, 4 10 1111, adj. See Peitea
gach .
PE ITSE A G , 4 10 , 4 11, s.f A p each .
PE ITSE A G A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Peitseag ,)A boundi ng in p eaches.
PE ITHIR , 4 , s. m , A forester ; a
thunderbolt.
PE ODA R, 4 1 11 , s. m . See Feddar.
PEUBH- CHE A R C ,4 1 0 , 4 11, s. f. See
Péa- cheare .
PEUBE - CHO ILE A CH,- 1 0 11 , s. 771 . See
Pés—choileach.
PE UCA CH,4 10 11 11 , adj. Gaudy, showy .
PEUCA G ,4 10 , 4 11 , s. m . andf. A
pea-hen ; a b eauti ful
wom an .
PEUCA G A CH, 4 1 0 11 13, adj. BeautiPEUCHDA G A CH, } fnl, as a peacock ;aboundi ng i n p eacocks.
PEUR, and 4 1 1111 , 4 , 4 11, and s. j:
A p ear.
PE UR A CH, 4 10 1113 adj. (Peur,) Ful l of
p ears .
PEURDA , 4 11, s. m . A tuft of wool taken
from off the cards.
PEUR DA G , 4 1 0 , 4 11 , s. f. A partridge.
PHAIR ISE A CH ,-xc u , s. m . A Pha
PHA IR ISN E A CH, } risee.
PHAIR ISE A CHA IL , 4 , adj. (m ains.
neach ,) Pharisai cal .PIA N, 4 1 11, s.f Pain, a pang, tor
ture, torm ent.
PIA N, 4 1 1311 , r11 v . a. Tor
m en t.PIA N ADA IR ,
4 , 4 11 11 , 3. m . (Pian and
Fea1 ,) A toxm entor.
PIA N A DH, 4 1 1311 , 3. m . and p res. part.
v . Pian. Torm enting, act of tonm ent
ing.
PIA N A IL , 4 , adj. (Pian , s. ) Pai nful,causing pai n or torm en t .
PIA N A LA CHD, s. j: ind. (Pianail,)Pai n fulness.
PIA N TA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Pian ,) TorPIA N TA CHA IL , 4 3 } m enting, pain
ful
PIA N TA CHADH, 4 11311 , 3. m . and pres.
part. v. Piantaich. See Pianadh.
PIA N TA ICH,4 , 3. m . (Pian,) A
P10 450
the bag-
p ip e ; act of p ip i ng ; the occupat ion or busi ness of a p iper.
PIOBA N, 4 111, 4 11,s. m . dim . of Plob.
A sm al l p ip e, a sm al l tube ; th e throat orgul let ; a reed, the p ip i n fowls.
PIOBA N A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Pioban,)Tubular, tubulous.
PIOBAN TA , 4 111 1 11, adj. (Ploban ,) SeePiobanach.
PIOBA R, 4 1 11 , s. 711 . See Peabar.
PIOB- L E IG IDH. pl. -A H- LE IG IDH, s.
(Ploh and L eig,) The cock of a barrel .PIOB-MHAL A IDH,
-A N -MAL A IDH, s.
(Piob and Mala,) A bag-
p ip e.PIOB- SHION N A ICH, 4 11 4 10 11 1 4 10 1 ,
3 . f. A bellows- p ipe.PIOB-THA OSG A IDH,
-A xm osw m ,
s.f. (Piob and Taosg, ) A p um p .
PIOB-UISG E , 4 114 1150 11 , s.f. (Piob andUisge,) A water p ip e, condui t p ipe.
PIOBULL , 4 11 , s. m . Provin . SeeBloball.
PIOC , 4 1 11 11 , rx1 v. a. Pick, nip , n ibble.PIO C , 4 , 4 11 , s. m . A crum b or sm all
portion a nip or p i nch wi th th e nai ls.PIO CA CH, 4 1 0 11 2 , adj. (Pics, Pi nch
ing, n ibbl i ng.
PIOC A CH, 4 10 11 , 3. m . The coal- fish i nits th ird and fourth year.
PIO CA DA IR , 4 , s. m . (Piocadhand Fear,) A p icker, n ibbler.
PIOCAD II, . 4 1D11 , s. m . and pres. p art. v .
Pioc . Pi cking, act of p icking, p i nch ing
or n ibbl i ng.
PIOCA G , 4 1 11, 4 11, s.f. dim . of Pine, 3.
A l i ttl e crum b , a sl igh t p i nch ; a pair of
fl ippers, a sm all m attock.
PIOCA G A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Ploeng,) In
sm al l crum bs, p i nching l igh tly, or n ib
bl ing.
PIOCA CHA DH, 4 1 11 11, 3. m . and pres.
p art. v . Piccaich. D igging,act of digging
or working with a p ick- axe or m attock .
PIO CA ICH, 4 11 11 , rm , v . a . (Piocaid,)Wo . k or dig with a pick- axe or m at
took.
PIO CA ID, 4 , 4 1111, 3. f. A p ick -axe or
m at tock.
PIO CA IR , 4 , s. m . (Fioc, ) Onewho works with a p ick- axe or m attock ; an ibbler, one who n ibbles or p i nches.
PIO CA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Piocair,)A n ibbl ing or p inch ing, a working with a
p ick- axe.
PIO G HA ID, 4 , 4 1m , s.f. A m agp i e.PIO GHA IDEA CH, adj. (Pioghaid
, ) A boundi ng i n m agp ies, l ike a m ag
p ie ; garrulous, talkat i ve.
PIO
PIOCHAN , 4 111, s. m . A wheezing i n thethroat, one who wheezes i n the throat.
PIO CHA N A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Plochan ,)Wheez ing, breath ing with a noise in thethroat.
PIO CHA N A ICH, 4 , s.f. (Piochan,) A
wheez ing i n the throat.PIOL, 4 1 11 11 , r11 v . a . Provin. See Spiol.PIOL A CHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and p res.
p art. v . Piol . See Spiolachadh.
PIOL A ICH,4 11 11 , r11 v . a. Provin . See
Spiolaich.
PIOLA ID, 4 , 4 11 11, s.f: A p i l lory.PIOLL A CH,
-A I CHE, adj. See Peallach
neat, trim .
PIOLL A CHA S, 4 15, s. m . (Piollach, )N eatness
,trim ness.
PIO LL A CHD, 3. fl ind. (Piollach, ) SeePiollachas.
PIO L LA ISTE , 4 11 11 , 3. m . Trouble, Vexat ion, annoyance.
PIOL LA ISTE A CH, 4 1 0 1111, adj. Troublesom e, v exatious, annoyi ng.
PlOR A - G HRUA G ,4 1 11, 4 11, 3. fl See
Piorbhuic .
PIOR A ID,- E
, ,
-EA N , s. f. A hat or headcap .
PIO R A IDE A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Pioraid,)Of, or belonging to a hat or cap .
PIOR -BHUIC , 4 , 4 11 11, s.f. A periwig,a wig.
PlOR -BHUICE A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Piorbhu ic .) Weari ng awig or periwig.
PIO R R , 4 1 11 11 , r11 v . a . Scrap e or dig.
PIOR R A DH, 4 1 11 11 , s. m . and p res. part.
v . P1orr. A scrap ing, act of scrap ing or
digging.
PIOR R A DH, 4 111 11 , 4 11 11, 3. m . A squal lor blast .
P10 8, 4 , 4 11 , s. m . A p i ece. a m orsel orfragm ent ; 3. patch , 11 bi t of cloth ; a coin,a piece of m oney.
PIOS, 4 ,4 11, s.f A si lver cup .
PIOSA CH ,- A ICHE , adj. (Pi os,) In p i eces,
m orsels or fragm ents ; i n patches, patch edhav ing si lv er cup s.
PIOSA DH, 4 11111 , 3. m . and pres. p art. v .
Pios. Patch ing, act of patch ing, sewing
together.
PIO SA N , 4 111, 4 11 , s. m . dim . of Pins.
A sm all p iece, a sm al l patch a sm al lcoi n .
PIOSA N A CH, 4 10 11 11, In
sm al l p ieces aboundi ng i n sm al l p ieces or
fragm ents, or sm al l patches.
PIOSTA L , 4 1 1 , 4 11 , s. m . A p istol ; a
pestle.PIOT HA ID, 4 , s.fl S ee Pioghaid.
451
PIOTHA N N , 4 1 11 11, 4 11, s. j! SeePighe.
PIOTHA N N A CH,4 10 1111, adj. (Pio
thann, ) A boundi ng in pyes.
PISE A CH, 4 0 11 , s. m . Increase, goodfortune, prosperi ty, success ; issue, pro
geny .
PISEA CHA IL , 4 , adj. (Piseach,) Portunate ; prol ific.
PISE A G , 4 1a, 4 11 , s. f. dim . of P108. A
p atch or clout .PISE A G , 4 111 , 4 11, s.fl A kitten, a youngcat.
PISE A G A CH, 4 10 11 13, adj. (Piseag,) Hav»
i ng ki ttens, l ike a ki tten .
PIT, 4 ,1111 11 , s.f. A hollow, a pit : found
i n m any nam es of p laces.
PIfJG , 4 1‘
1 1 G , 4 11, s. fl A plai nt iv e note, a
querulous v oice a sorry m ean appearance.PIfJG A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Piug,) Hav ing aquerulous v oice, hav ing a m ean or sorrylook.
PIUTHA R , PEATHA R , PEA THRA ICHEAN , s.flA sister.
PIUTHA R A G , 4 10 , 4 11, s. f. dim . ofPIfJTHR A G , Piuthar. A l i ttle sister.
PIUTHA RA IL, 4 , adj. (Piuthar, ) Sis
terly.
PIUTHA RA L A CHD, s. f. ind. (PiuSisterl i ness.
PIUTHA R -A L TRUM, PEATHA R -A L p l.
PEA THR A ICHEA N - A LTR UIM , s. f (Piutharand A ltrum,) A foster- sister.
PlUTHA R - A THA R ,- PE ATHA R -ATH p l.
PEA THR A ICHEA N - A THA R, s.f (Piuthar and
A thair, ) 1 A father’s sister, paternalaun t.
PlUTHA R - CHEILE, PE A THA R - CH ~
, p l.
PE A THRA ICH EA N - CP/
JILE , s. f (Piuthar and
C éile,) A sister—ln- law.
PIUTHA R -MATHA R, PEATHA R -MA p l.
PEA THRA ICHE A N -MATHA R , s. f (Piutharand Mathair, ) A m other’s sister.
PIUTHA RF SE A N A R , PEATHA R ,- SE pl.
PE A TH RA ICHEA N - SEA N A R , s.fl (PiutharandSeanair,) A grandfather’s sister, grandaunt.
PIUTHA R SEAN MHA THA R , PE
A THA R- SE o
, pl. PE ATHR A ICHEA N - SEA N-MBA
THA R (Piu thar and Sean-m hathair,) A
grandm other’s sister, a grand -aunt .PLA B, 4 1 11 11 , r11 1. v . n . (Plab, Make asoft noise, as a body fal l ing into water, or
as water heating gently against th e shore.
PLAB, 4 , 4 1 11 11 11 11 11, 3. m . A soft noise, asof a body fal l i ng into water, or water beating gently agai nst the beach .
PLA0
PL ABA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Plab, Mak
i ng a soft noise. See Plab.PL ABADH, 4 1 11 11 , 4 11 11, 3. m . and pres.
part. v . Plab . A ct of soundi ng or m akinga noise as of a body fal l ing into water, or
as water gently beating agai nst th e beach
a sudden sti l l ing of the wind at sea.
PLA BA DA ICH, 4 , s. f. (Plab,) See
Plabartaich.
PL A BA IR , 4 , 4 11 11, 3. m . (Plab,) A
babbler.
PL A BA R TA ICH, 4 , s. f. (Plab, ) A
conti nued soft sound, as of water gentl ybeati ng the shore un in telligible talk .
PL ABR A ICH , 4 , s. f. See Plabartaich.
A fluttering noise, a flapp i ng as of wings.
PL A CA ID, 4 , 3. f. A wooden
d ish .
PL ADH, 4 , 4 111 11 ,- EA N,S. m . A flash ,
PLADHA DH, a sudden blaze.
PL A DHA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Pladh, )Flash ing.
PL ADHADH, 4 1 11 11 , s. 171 . See
Pladh.
PL A G H, 74 111 11 , 4 11 11 , and 4 11 ;
PL A G HA DH , § s. m . See Pladh.
PL A IBE A N , 4 1 11,4 11, s. m . A l um p of
raw flesh a fat, p l um p boy.PLA ID , 4 , 4 11 11 , s. f See Plaid- luidhe.
PLA IDE, and -BA CHA N, 3. fl (Peallaid,) A blanket.
PL A IDE A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Plaide, )Hav i ng blankets or p laids.
PL A IDE A G , 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. f. dim . ofPlaide. A l i ttl e blanket.
PL A IDE A G A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Plaideag,)Hav ing sm al l blankets or p laids.
PLA ID-LU IDHE , a. fl ind. (Plaid and
L uidhe,) Lying in am bush , an am buscade.
PLAIG H,4 , 4 A 11
,s.
_fl A p lague ; a
troublesome p erson .
PLAIG HE A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Plaigh,)Plaguy, pesti lent.
PLAIG HE A LA CHD, s. f. ind. (Plaighei l
, ) Plaguyness.PLAIG HE IL ,
. E , adj. (Plaigh, ) Pest i ferous, p esti len t ; contagious, infectious.
PLA I S, 4 11 11 , PHL v . a. Sp lash , daub withdirt or m ire.
PL A ISE ADH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and pres. part.
v . Plais. Sp lashing, act of sp lashing or
daubing with d irt .PLAM, 4 1 111 , 4 11, s. 771. A ny th ing curdled
or clotted.
PL A MA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Plam ,) Curdl edslim y ; of
'
a dul l or pale colour.
PLAMR A CHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and pres.
PLA 452a;
part. v .
‘
Plam raich. A warm ing of m i lk
for curdl ing.
PL AMR A ICH,- 1 11 11 , PHL v . a. Warm , or
prepare m i lk for curdl i ng.PLA NG , 4 1 11 11 , 4 11, and 4 11 1111 11 , 3. m .
A . p lack, a Scots co in, one th ird of a
p enny .
PLA N G A ID, 4 , 4 11 11 , 3.f A blanket.PLANN DA , 4 11 , PLA N N DA ICHEA N and
PL A N N TA , PLA N N TA ICHE A N , s. m . A
p lant.
PL A N N TA ICH, 4 11 11 , PHL v. a. (Plannta,) Plant.
PL A N N DA CHA DH, 4 111 11 , 3. m . and
PLA N N TA CHA DH, pres. part.’
v .
Planntaich. Planting, act of p lant ing.PLA N N TA ICHTE , p ret. part. v . Plann
tai ch. Planted.
PL A N N TA IG ,- 1 11 11 , PHL v. a. Provin .
See Planntaich.
PL A N N TA IG E A DH,- 1 11 11 , 3. m . and
pres. p art. v . Planntaig. Provin . SeePlanntachadh.
PLA N N TA IR , 4 ,-E AN , s. m . (Plann t
and Fear, ) A p lanter.
PL AN N TA IR E A CHD , s.f: ind. (Planntair, ) The occupation of p lanting.
PL A OISG ,- 1 11 11 , PHL v . a . See Plaosg.
PL A O ISG E A N , 4 1 11 ,- A H, s. m . dim . of
Plaosg. A sm al l or th i n husk .
PL A OISG E A N A CH, 4 1 0 11 12, adj. (Plaoisgean,) Hav ing a th in husk .
PLA OSG ,4 1 11 11 , v . a. and n . Peel
or skin ; awake, Op en the eyes ; burst, as
from the husk ; m ake a noise or sound.
PL A OSG ,4 0 1311 , 4 11 , s. m . A h usk or
shel l ; the outer ski n of a v egetable ; th e
shel l of an egg ; a gl im m er or gl im pse ; .eu
open ing of the eyes from sleep a sound, asudden noise.
PLAOSG A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Plaosg,)Husky, shel ly peel ing, that peels or skinsgl im m eri ng ; m aking a noise or suddensound.
PLA OSG A DH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and pres.
part. Plaosg. Peel ing, act of p eel ing or
skinn ing, taking off th e husk or shell ;awaking, act of awaking or op ening theeyes burst ing, act of burst ing as from th eh usk ; act of m aking a noise ; a suddennoise ; a glim m eri ng l ight ; a flash , a blaze.
PL A PR A ICH, 4 , s. f.See Plabraich.
PLASD,4 , 4 11 and 4 111 11 11 1111 , 3. m . A
p laster.
PLASD, 4 111 11 , FR L v . a. (Plasd, s. )Plaster, daub , cover with lim e or othersubstance.
PLASDA CH,-M aaa, adj. (Plasd,) mas
PLE
tering, that plasters,'
hav ing'
plasters, usingp lasters ; l ike a plaster.
PLASDA CHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , 3 . m . and pres.
p art. Plasdaich. See Plasdadh.
PLASDA DH, 4 1 11 11 , s. m . and p res. part. _
11 . Plasd. Plasteri ng, act of p lasteri ng or
daubing.PLA SDA ICH,
- 1 11 11 , FR L, v. a. See Plasd.
PLASDA ICHTE , prct. p art. Plas
deich . Plastered, daubed.
PLASDA IR , 4 ,. m a, 3. m . (Plasd and
Fear,) A p lasterer.
PLASDA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Plasdair, ) Busi ness or occupat ion of a p laster
er ; work p erform ed by a p lasterer.
PLASDR A CHA DH, m and
pres. p art. v . Plasdraich. See Plasdadh.
PLASDR A ICH,- 1 11 11 , FR L v . a. See
Plasd.
PLASDR A ICHTE , pret. part. v . Plas
dre i ch . See Plasdaichte.
PLAT, 4 ,4 11 and - A ICHE AN , s. m . A sort
of cloth m ade of straw.
PLATA N, 4 1 11 , 4 11, s. m . See Plat.
PLA TH , 4 , 4 11 , s. m . A glance, a
PL A THA ,twink l ing of the eye ; an in
stant of tim e ; a beam of l ight, a flash ; a
v ol um e, as of sm oke ; a gust of wind ; a'
swoon .
PL A THA CH, 4 1 0 11 11, adj. (Plath , )Glanci ng, twinkl ing, m om entary ; flash
i ng, shin ing suddenly ; in clouds or v ol
um es, as sm oke ; gusty, i n gusts or squal ls,as wind.
PLE A DHA G , 4 xc , 4 11 , s.j: A dibblefa
paddl e.PL E A DHA G A CH, 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (Pleadh
ag,) Working wi th a paddl e or dibble, of,or belonging to paddl es or dibbles.
PLE A DHA G A CHADH, 4 111 11 , 5. m .
PL E ADHA G A ICH, ind. and pres.
p art v . Pleadhagaich. A ct of working with
a paddl e or di bble, dibbl ing .
PLE A DH A G A ICH,- 1 11 11 , PHL v . a .
PL E ADHA ICH, (Pleadhag,) D ig
or work with a dibble or paddle.
PL E A DHA IR , 4 , s. m . (Pleadha
and Fear, ) One who works wi th a d ib
PL E ADHA N , 4 1 11, 4 11, s. m . A l i ttl eoar.
PLE ADHA N A CH, 4 10 11 12 , adj. (Pleadh
an, ) Hav i ng a l it tle car or oars, o r pad
d les ; trifl i ng, giv en to trifl ing pursuits.
PL E ADH AN A CHD,s. f. ind. (Pleadh
anach ,) A paddl ing or rowing with a
l i ttl e oar ; a trifl ing, a p ursuing of sil ly or
trifl ing th ings.
PLO 4
PL ODA ICHE , s. f. ind. (Plodach, adj. )Lukewarm ness, state of being parboi l ed.
PL ODA N , 4 1 11, 4 11, s. m . dim . of Plod .
A sm al l clod a sm al l pool .
PL ODA N A CH, 4 10 11 13, adj. (Plodan , )A boundi ng in l i ttl e clods or i n li ttle p ools.
PL OD A N A CHD, s. f. ind. (Plodan ,) A
paddl ing i n water.
PL ODHA ISG , 4 ,s. m . A booby, a
dol t an awkward person .
PLODHA ISG E A CH, 4 1 c 11 11 , adj. (Plodh
s ieg, ) Doltish, boobyish, st up id ; awk
ward, rude.
s.m . (Pluic. )A p l um p
PL ODHA ISG E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Flodh
aisgeach,) Dol t ishness, stup idi ty ; awk
PL ODHA ISG E A G , 4 13 , 4 11, s.
(Plodhaisg,) A dol tish or stup id wom an .
of Plodhaisg. A dol tish or stup id boy.
PLODR A ICH, 4 , s.f. (Plod,) State ofa
PL O IC,
4 , s. f: (Pluic,) ThePL O ICHD, } m um ps, a disease.
PL O ICHDE A CH, Hav i ng th e m um ps.
PL OICEA G , 4 1 11, 4 11, s.f. (Pluic, ) A
PL O ICE A N , 4 1 11 , 4 11 ,
PL O ICE A N A CH, 4 1 0 11 11,
PLO IDHISG , 4 , s. 711 . See Fiodh
aleg.See
Plodhaisgeach.
PL O ISG ,- 1 11 11 , r11 1. v . 11 . See Plosg.
Palp i tate, throb, start, pant, gasp ; sigh .
PLOSG ,- OISG ,
§4 11,and 4 11 11 , s. m .
v . Plosg. A palp i tat ion , quick m otion of
the heart, a start, throb, throbbing of the
breath .
PLUB, 4 1 1111 , v . n. Plum p ,
of liquor i n an ullage cask ; sp eak inarticulately and rap idl y.
and soft unwieldy lum p ; a sudden p l unge ;a sound as of a stone fal l ing i nto water ;
not qui te ful l .
PLUBA CH, 4 1 0 11 11, adj. (Plab,) Sound
soundi ng as a stone fall i ng i nto watersp eaking indisti nctl y and rap idl y.
wardness,rustici ty.
f.
PL ODHA ISG E A N , 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . dim .
fluid becom ing stagnan t.
PL O ICEA CH,- E ICHE
,adj. (Pl oi e,)
p l um p- cheeked wom an .
icheeked boy.
PL O IDHISG E A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj.
PLOSG , 4 111 11 , FR L v. n. (Pl oeg, s. )
PL OSG ADH, 4 1 11 11 , and p res. p art.
h eart a sigh a loud sound or noise ; l ife,
fal l suddenl y i nto water ; em i t a noise, as
PLUE , 4 1 11, and 4 , 4 11 , s. 771 . A ny great
th e -no ise of l i quor when m ov ed i n a cask
ing as l iquor m ov ed i n a hal f- full cask '
PLUBA DH, 4 111 11,3. 711. and p res. part.
54 PLU
v . Plub. A ct of fal l i ng suddenly into water ; act of soundi ng as agi tated l iquor i n a.hal f- full cask ; act of speaking i ndistinctl yand rap idly. See Plabadh.
PLUBA DA ICH, 4 , s.f. See Plubadh.
PLUBA ICHE , s.f. ind. (Plubach , ) Lum pishness, cl um siness ; a habi t of sp eakingi ndistinctl y and rap idl y .
PLUBA IR , 4, 4 11 11, s. m . (Plub and
Fear,) A booby,one who speaks i ndis
tinctly and rap idl y.
PLUBA IR E A CHD, s.f: ind. (Plubair,)Dulness, stup idi ty ; the habi t of sp eakingi ndisti nctly and rap idly. See Plubraich,
PLUBA lR N E A CH,- 10 11 , s. 771 . See Plu
hair.
PLUBAIR SIN , 4 , 4 1 11, s. m . Marsh
m arigold.
PLUBA R TA ICH, 4 , s.f. See Plubraich.
PLUE - CHE A N N,
- 1 11 11, 3. m . (Plub and
Ceann ,) A l um p ish head.
PLUE - CHE A N N A CH ,
Lum p- headed, dull, stup id.
PLUBR A CH, 4 1 0 11 11, adj. (Plub ,) Mak
ing a p l um p i ng noise ; gurgli ng, guggl ing ;
paddl ing or p layi ng in th e water.
PLUBR A ICH, 4 , s. f. (Plab,) A con
tinued p l um p ing noise, as of stones fal l i ngi n to water ; a paddl ing in water ; a con
tinued noise of agi tated water a gurgl ing
or guggl ing.
PLUC, -U10 , and 4 , 4 11, s. m . A l um p ; aknot ; a bunch ; a tum our, a p im p le ; a
hung ; the m um ps ; th e rot in sheep .
PLUC, 4 1 1111, PHL v . a. Beat, thum p,p el t.
PLUCA CH, 4 1m m, adj. (Pluc, ) Lum py,knotty
,bunchy ; ful l of tum ours or p im o
p les ; hav i ng the m um ps ; hav i ng the rot,as of sheep .
PLUC ADH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and p res.p art. v.
Pl uc. A blowing of the cheeks ; state ofbecom ing knotty or bunchy ; act of bungi ng, stop p ing with a hung.
PLUCA DH, 4 1 11 11 , 8 . m . and p res. part. v .
Pluc. Beating, act of beating, thum p i ng,
p elting.PLUC A ICHE , s.f. ind. (Plucach,) Lum piness
,knotti ness, bunch iness.
PLUG A I R, 4 , 4 11 11 , 3. m . (Pluc and Fear, )A p erson hav i ng a swoln or p im p ly face.FLUCA N, 4 1 11
,4 11, s. m . dim . of Pl uc. A
l i ttle l um p ; a l i ttl e knot or bunch ; al i ttle tum our or p im p le ; a sm al l bung.
PLUCA N A CH, 4 11 0 1 1111, adj. (Plucan, )A bounding i n l i ttl e l um ps, knots, or
bun ches ; aboundi ng i n tum ours or pim
p les.
4 1 0 11 12, adj.
PLU 455
PLUC A S, 4 15, s. m . The flux.
PL UCA SA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Plucas,) A f
fected with a flux ; causing a flux.
PLUCH, 4 1 11 11 , v . a. Press, squeeze,sm other.
PL fiCHADH, 4 111 11 , 3 . m . and p res. part.
v . Pluch. Squeezing, act of squeez ing,com pressi ng, sm otheri ng.
PLUC-MHA IL G HEA CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj.
(Pl uc and Mailghean ,) Beetle browed.
PLUIC , 4 , s.f. The cheek.
PLUICE A CH, 4 10 11 11,adj. (Pluic , ) Bl ub
checked.
PLUIC E A CH,- 10 11, s. f. (Pluic, ) A
phluiceach.
’ The tooth-ache.
PL UICE A CH, 4 1 0 11 , .9. m . (Pluic , ) Abluff- checked p erson .
PLUICE A N , 4 1 11 , 4 11, s. m . dim . ofPluic . A l i ttle round cheek .
PLUICE A N A CH ,4 1 C 11 11 , adj. (Pluicean,)Hav ing l i ttl e round cheeks.
I’LUICE A N A CH, 4 10 11 , 3. m . (Pluicean, )A bluff- checked p erson .
PLUIDE A CH, 4 10 1111 , adj. C lub- footed,or sp lay-footed.
PLUIDE lCHE , s.f. ind. (Pluideach, ) Adistortion of the feet.
PLOIR E A N, 4 1 11 , 4 11, s. m . A flower.
PL IJIR E A N A CH, adj. (P11 11ean,) Flowery.
PL fJM, 4 1 1 1,s. m . or f. One who si ts
stock sti l l . Provin .
PLUM, 4 1 11 11 , PHL v . n . Plunge, or si nkunder water, l ike lead .
PLUMA , 4 1 11 11 11 1 11, 3. m . A p l umPLUMBA , m et.
PLUMA DH , 4 111 11 , 3. m . and p res. part. v .
Pl um . A ct of p l unging or fal ling intowater.
PLUMA N A ICH, 4, s. f. (Plum ,) A
conti nued noise as of stones fal l i ng in towater a noise of wav es.
PLUMB, 4 , 4 11, s. m . A p l unge, the noiseof any substance fall ing i nto water.
PLUMB, 4 1 11 11 , r11 1. v . 72 . See Plum , v .
PLUMBA CH , 4 10 11 13, adj. (Pl um b ,Making a noise i n the water.
PLUMBA DH, 4 111 11 , 3. m . and pres. p art.
v . Plum b. Soundi n g, act of sound ing, as
a stone fal l i ng i nto water.
PLUMBA IS, 4 ,
PLUMBA S, 4 1 5, 4 1 1, § s fl A p lum .
PLUMBA ISE A CH, 4 10 11 11 , 2 adj. (PlumPLUMBA SA CH, 4 1 10 1113, 3 bais,) Fullof p l um s.
PL UN DR A IN N , 4 , s.f: Pl under,
booty, act of p l undering or spoil ing.
POG
PLUN DR A IN N , 4 11 11 , r11 1. v. a. (Fl undrainn , s. ) Pl under, p i llage, spo il.
PLfJR , 111 11 , 3. m . Flour or fine m eal ; aflower.
PL I‘
JR A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Plum) Full offine m eal or flour.
PL I} R A N , 4 1 11 , 4 11, s. m . A floweret a
nosegay.
PLOR A N A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Fluren ,)Flowery, aboundi ng in flowers.
PL UTA DH, 4 1 11 11,
s. m . A break.i ng down . See Plotadh.
POBULL, 4 11 , s. m . A p eop l e,tri be, congregati on .
POCA,4 11 , and 4 1111 1 11, 3. m . A bag,
POC A , 4 11, and 4 11 111 11 , 3. m . A pocket .POC , 4 1 11 11, PH v . a . and 71 . Put up i n abag or sack becom e l ike a bag or sack.
POC ,4 1 11 11
,r11 v . a. (Pdes,) Put i nto a
p ocket ; furnish wi th pockets.
POC A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Poca,) Hav ingbags, abounding
'
in bags ; l ike a bag.
POCA CH, 4 10 11 13, adj. (Pdca,) Hav i ng
pockets l ike a pocket.POCA CHA DH
,4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and p res.
p art. v . Pocaich. A ct of p utt ing into a
bag ; state of becom ing l ike a bag.
POC A CHADH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and p res.
part. v . Pdcaich. Pocketing, ac t of pocketi ng, act of furnish ing with pockets.
POCA CHA N, 4 1 11 , 4 11, s. m . dim . ofPdes. A l i ttle pocket .
POCA ICH,- 1 11 11 , r11 v . a. (P003 , See
Pdc, v .
PO CA ICH,- 111 11, rr1 v . a. (Poca,) See
Poc, v .
POCA N, 4 111, 4 11, s. m . dim . of Poca.
A l i ttle bag ; an im p uden t l i ttle fellow.
PO C A N A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Pocan , ) Hav
i ng l ittl e bags,l ike a l i ttl e bag ; im pudent,
i l l - bred.
POCA ID, 4 , 4 1 11 , s.f. See Pdca.
POCA IDE A CH, 4 1 011 11, adj. (Pdcaid,)See Pdcacb .
POCA N TA , 4 1 111 11 , adj. Pocan, ) L ike a
bag or l i ttle bag ; squat, th ick and short i nstature.
PO C A N TA CHD, s. j: ind. (Pocanta,)Squatness, thickness, and shortness of stat ure.
POG,- d1c., 4 11,s.f. A kiss.
POG. 4 111 11, PH v . a. K iss.POG A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Pdg, s. ) K issing.POG A DH, 4 111 11 , 3. m . and p res. p art. v .
Pag. K issi ng, act of kissing.
POGA I R, 4 , 4 11 11, 3. m . (Pdg and Fear, )A kisser, one who kisses.
POG 456
POG A IRE A CHD, s. f ind. (P6gair,)A kissi ng, frequent kissing.
POG A N TA , 4 1 111 11, adj. (Pog, See
P6gach. .
POG A N TA CHD, s. f ind. (Pdganta,)See Pdgaireachd.
PO IBLE A CH,- 1 0 11 , and 4 , 4 11 , s. m .
A tribe, a p eop l e, a nat ion ; the com m on
p eop le.PO IBL IDH, 4 , adj. (Pobul l,) Publ ic ;dist i nct.
PO lCE A N , 4 1 11, 4 11, s. m . (P0 08 1 ) A
short or squat fel low.
POICE A N A CH ,4 1 0 11 11
,adj. (Poicean,)
Squat, th ick, and short .
POIG E A N ,4 111, 4 11 , s. m . dam . of Pdg.
A l i ttle kiss.
POIG E A N A CH,4 10 11 11, adj. (Poigean ,)
See Pagach .
POIN IDH, 4 , 4 11 11 , s. m . See Pdnaidh.
PO IT, 4 , 4 11 11, and - EA CHA N , s.f A pot
o r caldron .
POIT,- E , s. f. A dri nking, a tipp l ing , a
drinking to excess.POIT,
- 1 11 11,PH 8. n . (Poi t, Drink
deep or to excess .
POITE A CH, 4 10 11 2 , adj. (P6it,) Drunken, addicted to dri nking.
PO ITE A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Poi t,) Hav ing
p ots, or using pots.POITE ADH,
- 1 11 11 , 3. m . See Pdit.
PO ITE A G , 4 1a,4 11 , s. f dim . of Poi t.
A sm al l p ot.
PO ITE A G A CH, 4 10 11 11,adj. (Poiteag,)
Hav ing or 11n sm al l pots.PO ITE A N ,
- IN , 4 11 , s. m . dim . of Poi t,
(see Poi t,) A sm al l truss of hay or straw.
PO ITE A N A CH , 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (Poitean,)A bounding in sm al l trusses of hay or
straw.
POITE A R , 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . (Poi t and
Fear, ) A drunkard, a drinker, a bottlecom panion .
POITE A R A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Pm tear,)A ddi cted to drinking.
POITE A R A CHD, s. f. ind. (Po xtear,)A drinking, dri nking to excess.
POL L, ~ U1 LL , and 4 11 , s. m . A hole, a pit;m ire, m ud ; a hog, p ond, or pool.POLL, 4 1 1 4 , and 4 11
,s. m . A nostri l.
POLL- CHE A N N A CH, 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. ) Pol land Ceann , ) Lum p- headed, stup id.
POLL- CHE A N N A N , 4 1 11 , 4 11, s. m .
(Poll and Ceann , ) A tadpole.POLLACH , 4 1 0 11 11, adj. (Poll, (Lum p ish ,stup id. Provin .
POL L A CHA S,
4 15, s. m . (Pollach,)Lum p ishness, stup idi ty. Provin .
POS
POLL A G , 4 1 0 , 4 11 , s.f. dim . of Poll. A‘
l i ttle pool , p it, or p ond ; a dim p le ; a kindof fish, the gwyniad. S cot. Powan.
POL L A G A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Pollag, ) Of,or belonging to l i ttle pools, p i ts, ponds, ord im p les.
PO LL A IR, 4 , s. m . A nostri l .POL LDA CH, 4 10 11 , s. f. (Pol l ,)Marshy ground.
PON A IDH, 4 , 4 11 11, 8. m . A l i ttl e horse:a pony.
PON A IR ,4 , s. f. and 0011. A bean or
beans.
PON A IRE A CH , 4 10 11 11,
adj. (P6nair, )Ful l of beans, of beans.
PON C ,- 0 1 110 , and 4 1 11 0 , 4 11, and 4 11 11 , s.f.
See Punc .
PON G,- OING , and 4 1 110 , 4 11 and s.f.
See Punc .
PON G A CH, 4 1 0 11 11, adj. (Pong,) SeePuncach.
PO N G A IL , 4 , adj. (Pong,) See Puncail.
PON G A L A CHD, s.f. ind. (Pongall,) SeePuncalachd.
PONGA N,l fP a
PON G A N N A N ,if“POR,
- o 1 11 , 4 11, s. m . Seed ; any v egetable ;a race or progeny a p ore of the skin .
PORA CH , 4 10 11 11, adj. (Fdr,) Ful l ofseeds porous.
P0 IMHE A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (P61 andN eim h,) Venom ous, p oisonous.
FORSA N, 4 1 11, 4 11, s. m . A portion .
PORT, PUIRT and 4 11 , s. m . A port or bar
bour ; a ferry, a passage, a strai t or firth .PORT
, 4 1 11 13, and 4 11 , s. m . A tune, atune sung
,or p layed on a m usical i natra
m en t.PORTAIR, 4 , 4 1111
,3. 711. (Port and Fear,)
A porter, a janitor ; a porter, bearer ; aferrym an the drink porter.
POR TA IR E A CHD, 3. fl ind. (Portair,)The busi n ess of a door- keeper, porter or
ferrym an .
PORTAN, 4 1 11, 4 11, s. 171 . See Partan .
POS, 4 1 11 11 , ri1 v . a. Marry, p erform thecerem ony of m arriage ; becom e a m arri ed
p erson .
POSA CHA IL,4 , adj. (Pasadh,) Mar
riageable.
POSA DH , 4 111 11 , 4 111 11 11 11 11 , 3. m . and pres.
part. v . Pos. Marriage, wedlock ; m arrying, or cerem ony of m arriage.
POSDA ,adj. and pret. part. v . Pos. Marri ed.
POST, 4 1 11 11 , PH v . a . Tram p with the
feet.POST, 1 11 151 , 4 11, and 4 0 1111 11, 5. m . A
p i l lar ; a beam or rafter.
PR I
PRIN E A CHADH, 4 1n11 , s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Prinich. A ctof pinn ing, securi ngwi th p i ns.
PR IN E A CHA N , A 1N , 4 11, s. m . dim . of
Primer A l i ttl e p in a p in- case, or pin‘cushion .
PR IN ICH,- 1 11 11 , rHa v . a. (Prine,)
Secure wi th p i ns.PR IN ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . Prinich.
Pinned, fastened or secured with p i ns.
v .
’
n. Wink, twinkle,as the eye,
PR IOBADH, 4 1 11 11 , s. m . and pres.
part. v . Priob. Winking, act of winki ngor twinkl ing ; a twinkl ing, a m om ent .
PR IOBA ID,4 , 111111, 5. m . A trifle.
11 11 1 0 11 11 1 11, 4 , s. m . (Priqbaid and
Fear, ) A worthl ess fel low, a m iser,PR
’
lOBA IR EA CHD, s.f, ind. (Priobair,)Meanness of spiri t ; avarice,
PR IOBA IRN E A CH,
’
4 0 11, s.
rousi ng , any sudden exciterm nt.‘
PR IOB-L OSG ADH, 4 1 1111 , s. m .
(Priob and L osgadh,) A sudden burningor sense of ' heat ; a twinkl ing sparkle,or blaz e.
PR IONIH, adj. Prim e, ch i ef, principal .
PR lOMH ACHD s.f. ind. A source.PR lOMH ATHA IR
,-m nm canan,
s. m . (Priom h and A thair ) A patriarch .
“
na A
PR IOMH A THA IR E IL , 4 , adj.Priom h- athair,) Patriarchal .
PR IOMH BHAILE , 4 1 1111 11, s. m ,
(Priomh and Bal la,) A ch ief town, m e:
tropolis.
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458 PR I
PR IOMH-DHRA O IDH, 4 , s. m .
(Priom h and Draoidh A n arch-druid.
PR IOMHQ DHUIN E , 4 0 1 11 12, s. m .
(Priom h and Dui ne,) A noble, a ch i ef, a
grandee.
PR IOMH-BA GLA I S, 4 , s. m . The
prim i t iv e church .
PR IOMH E A SBUIG , 4 , 4 11 11, 3. m .)(Priom h and E asbuig,) A m etropol i tan orarchbishop .
PR IOMH-E A SBUIG E A CHD, s.f. ind.
Priom h-easbuig,) A n archbishopric .PR IOMH- EHAIDH, 4 , 4 1 11 , s. m .
Priom h and Faidh,) A n ancient prophet ;a prim ate or archbishop .
PR IOMH G HLEUS, 4 , 4 11, s. m .
Pr1om h and G leus, ) A beginning, foundat i on .
11 11 10 1 111 LA OCH,
and Laoch A great hero.PR IOMH LON G , 4 1 11 s , . f.
PR IOMH LUIN G E A S, 4 1s,} (Priom hand Long or Luingeas,) 1 A first-rate ship .
PR IOMH-PHR ION N SA , 4 11, and
4 0 11 11 11 , s. m . (Priom h and
A pri nce-royal .PR lOMH-L ONG - PHORT,
-nm , 4 11,
s. m . (Priom h, and Long-phort, ) A pri n o~cipnl harbour or fort ; a prip cipal cam p ;a royal seat.
PR IOMH- SHEOL , m . (Priom hand Sedi ,) A m ai n- sai l .
PR IOMH- SHONA S 4 1s, s. m .
’
(Priom hand Sop as
, ) Suprem e, or ch ief happiness.PR IOMH THUS, and
PR IOlVIH-BHA RD, s. m . A chiefhard, 1 Tus,) A beginning, origin ; foundati on .
or poet.
PR IOMH- CHA THA IR , 4 1 11 11 11 0 11 ,
- A THR A ICHEAN , (Priom h and Cathair,)see P1 lom b- bhail e
1 1110 11 11 -a 11 11 11, ;u m, 3. m .
P1 lom b and Ceann ,) A supreme head.
PR IOMH CHIA LL , (Priomhand C iall,) G reat understanding ; a pri;m ary sense, as of a word.
PR IOMHLCHL A CHA IR , 3. m .
(Priom h and C lachair, ) A n
fi ‘ghitect.
PR iOMH CHLAR ,- A IR , 4 11 , s. m .
(Priom h and C lar,) A n orig inal wri t.ing.
PRIOMH- CHL EIRE A CH, 4 0 11 , s. m .
(Priom h’
and Cléireach,) A prim e notary ,ch ief secretary.
PR IOMH- CHOLTA S, 4 15, 4 11 , s. m .
PR IOMH- CHOSL AS, An archetype.
PR IOMH- OHR A N N ,
i and Cranu,) A mainm ast.
PR IOMH-UA CHDA R A N , 4 1 11 ,- AH,
(Priomh and Uachdaran,) A chiefruler.
PR IOMH-OG HDA IR ,4 , 4 11 11, 3. m .
(Priom h and A n origi nalauthor, i nv en tor.
PR IO N NSA , 4 11, and s, m . A,
prince .
PR ION N SA CH, 4 1011 11, (Fri ona
PR ION N SA IL , 4 , )Pri ncely,l ike apri nce .
PR ION N SA CHAIL , 4 , adj. (Prionnsa,)Princel y, som ewhat pri ncely.
PRION N SA CHD, s. f. (Prionnsa,) A
pri ncipal i ty.
PR ION N SALA CHD, s. j! ind, (Prionnsai l,) Pri ncel iness.
PR ION N SA L A CH, 4 10 14 , adj. (Prionnsa,) A uthori tat i ve, i nfluential, comm and
ing respect. SeePrionnsail.
PR IO SA N , 4 111, 4 11, s. m . A prison.
PR IOSA N A CH, 4 10 11, s. m . A prisoner.
TPR I 459
PR IOSA N A CHADH, 4 11311, a. m . and
p res. part. v . Priosan’
aich. Im prisoning,ac t of im prison in g.
PR IO SA N A ICH,- 1n11 , rum , v. a. (Pries
an , ) Im priso n.PR lOSA N A ICHTE , pret. part. 11. Frios~
ans ich. Imprisoned.
PR iO SA N A CHD, s. f. ind. (Priosan, )Im prisonm ent .
PR lS, 4 , s. fl Price, val ue, worth ;respect, esteem .
PR ISE A CHADH,-A IDH, s. m . and pres.
'
part. Prisich. Estim ating, ac t of est im ating or val ui ng.
PR iSE A L A CHD, s. j: ind. (PriseiwValue, preciousness.
PR ISEA N , 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . dim . of Preas.
A l i ttle bush .
F R ISEIL, 4,adj. (Pris,) Precious, valu
able. '
PR iSICH, m m , v. a . (Pris,) Est im ate, flx the price.
PR OBHA ID, 4 , 4 1 m, 3. f Profi t, gzain .
Wri tten also Protbaid.
PR O BHA IDE IL , 4,
adj. (Probhaid,)Profitable. See Prothaideil.
PR O CA DA IR , 4 , 4 11 11, 3. m . A procurc
ator, an adv ocate.
PR O CADA I R E A CHD, s. f. ind. Pro‘
curato rship a p leading ; im po rtun i ty.
PR O G HA N , 4 1 11, s. m . Dregs, lees,
PR O G HA N A CH, 4 1 0 11 11,adj. (Proghan,)
Full of dregs, sedim ent, or l ees.
PR O IMHIDH, 4 , adj. Fat. Provin .
PR OIN N , 4 , 4 11 11 , s. f. A di nner or m eal ;Voraci ty.
PR OIN N -LA NN, 4 , and 4 1 1111, 4 11, s. m .
(Proinn and Lann,) A refectory, or dini ng-room .
PRO INNTE , adj. and p ret. part. v. Froun.
Pound ed, m ashed.
PR O IN N TE A CH, 4 10 11 , 4 11 11, s. f.
(Proinn and Teach,) See Proinn - lann .
FROI S, 4 , s. f. Pride, haughti ness ; flats
tery.
PR OISE A G ,- Em , A N , s. f. (P1 511 ) A
prude.
PR OISEA L A CHD, s.~f ind. (Pr0 1seil,)Pride
,haug’ht i n ess pnnctilieusness.
PR OISE A N , 4 1 11 ,- A N , s. m . A
proud or haugh ty person ; a p uppy, a
concei ted person s
PR OISE IL , 4 , adj. (Prab , ) Proud,haughty ; cerem on i ous , p uncti l ious.
PR O ITSE A CH, 4 0 11 , s. m . A boy or
PRO
PR ON N , 4 11111, 4 1 11 11 and 4 111111, s. m .
The coarser part of oatm eal, wi th the seedsleft i n si ft i ng.
PR O N N , 4 111 11,ram , v. a. Pound, bray,
m ash .
PR ON N ,- 111 111111 , adj (Froun , v . ) Pounded,
brayed, m ashed ; crisp , bri ttle, friable.PR O N N A CH,
-A ICH, s. f (Froun, ) A nyth ing p ounded, or
‘
broken in to sm all fragm en ts.
PR ON N A CH, 4 10 11 13, adj. (Pronn, v . )That pounds or breaks i n to fragm ents.
PR ON N A DA IR , 4 , s. m . (Pronnadh and Fear,) O ne who m ashes or
pounds ; a m ortar, a pestl e.PR O N N A DA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind.
(Pronnadair,) A pounding, braying or
breaking i nto fragm en ts.PR ON N A DH,
- A 1 DH, s. m . and pres. p art.
v . Pronn . Poundi ng, act of pounding,braying or m ashing.
PR ON N A G , 4 1a, 4 11, s.f. A sm al l crum b :PR ON N A G A CH, 4 1m m, adj. (Pronnag,)In fragm ents.PR O N N A L , 4 m , 3. m . See Pronndal.
PR ON N A L A CH, 4 10 11 11,adj. See Pronn
dalash .
PR ON N AL A ICH,4 , s. f. See Pronn
dalaicb .
PRONNA N,4 1 11 , 4 11, s. on . See Pronnag.
PR ON N A N A CH, 4 10 11 3 , adj. (Froun,)In fragm ents .
PR ON N A SC, 4 1 50 , s. m . (Froun, adj. )PR ON N A SG , Brim stone, sulphur;
PR ON N A SG A CH, 4 1 0 11 11, adj. (Prona
asg,) Sulph ureous.PR O N N - BHIA DH,
- in11 , s. m . (Pronn,adj. and Biadh, ) Fragm ents of v ictuals.
PR O N N - CHA IN N T, 4 , s. f. (Pronn,adj. and Cainnt, ) Sm al l talk.
PR ON N - CHA IN N TEA CH, 4 10 11 13, adj.
(Pronn- chainnt, ) Loquacious ; trifling
'
in
conv ersat ion .
PR ON N DA L , s. m . (Pronn, v . ) A
m uttering, m urm uring or low noise.
PR ON N DAL A CH, 4 10 11 13, adj. (Froun
dal, ) Mutteri ng, m urm uring, m aking a
low
PR O N N DA L A ICH, 4 , s. f: (Pronnda
lacb ,) A m urm ur, a conti nued m utteri ng
or low sound.
PR ON N - G BL O IR , 4,
s. f. (Pronn
and G ldir, ) Sm al l talk, loquaci ty, whisp er
i ng.
RONN- GHLO IR E A CH, 4 10 11 13,ad;RONN- G HLO R A CH, 4 10 11 15,
Loquacious, whisperi ng.
PRO 460
PR ON N TA , adj. and p ret. part. a. Pronn.
Pounded, brayed, m ashed.
PR O N N TA IR , 4 , s. m . (Pronn and
Fear, ) See Pronnadair.
PR ON N USG , 4 1 50 , s. m . See Pronnasg .
PROP,4 , and -UIP,
-A CHA N, s. m . A map,
p ost, support.
PROP, 4 1 1111 , 4 11 11, v . a . (Prop , s. ) Prop ,
support .
PR OPA CH, 4 10 11 ,- A ICHEA N
,s. m . A
sm art boy. Provin . See Propairneach.
PR OPA DH, 4 ln11 , s. m . and pres. part. v.
Prop . Propp i ng, act of propp ing, supporting, sustai n i ng.
PR OPA IR N E A CH,- 1 0 11 , s. m . (Prop,
A strip l i ng, a stout lad.
PROPTA , pret. part. v . Prep . Propped,sustai n ed, supported.
PR OSN A CHADH,
4 111 11 , 5 . m . and
PR OSN UCHADH , pres. part. v . Pros
nai ch , and Prosnuich. See Brosnachadb .
PR O SN A ICH,- 1 11 11 , PHR v . a. See
PR O SN UICH, } Brosnaich and Bros
nuich.
f
f
PR O SN A N , 4 1 11, 4 4 11, s. m . A com pany,a band, a group e .
PR OSN A N A CH , 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Prosnau, )In com pan i es, bands or groupes.
PR OTHA IST, 4 , s. m . A prov ost ;in derisi on, a corpulent or cl um sy fellow.
PR OTHA ISTE ACH,4 10 11 s
,adj. (Pro
tbaist,) Of, or belonging to a provost ; cor
pulent, cl um sy.
PRUIN N E ,adj. of Pronn , adj.
PUBULL ,-U1LL, 4 11, s. m . A tent, booth ,
pavil ion .
PUBULL A CH,4 10 11 12, adj. (Pubull,)
Tented, full of tep te.
POC , 4 1 11 11 , r11 a. Push, jostle.
PfiCADH, 4 11111 , s. m . and p res. part. v.
Pdc . J ostl ing, act ofjostling or p ush ing.
PUC A ID,4 , s. f. A p im p le, a
blotch .
PUCA IDE ACH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Pucaid, )Pim p led, blotched.
POCA IL , 4 , s. f Provin . See Pdcadh.
PUDHA R , 4 1 a, 4 11 , s. m . Harm , hurt,a loss, dam age a sore o r u l cer.
PUDHA R A CH ,- A I CHE, adj. (Padhar,)
Hurtful, harm ful , injuri ous ; ulcerous,hav i ng ul cers.
PUDHA R A OHADH, 4 111 11 , 3. m . (Pud
har,) Suppuration .
1 1 01 0 ,. 1 , mm , s.f. A bribe.
Pl CE A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (PU IO,) Bribi ng,giv i ng bribes, recei v ing bribes ; easi ly
bribed.
PUICEA N , 4 111, 4 11, s. m . A vei l or
I
l
PUN
cov eri ng ov er th e eyes ; gam e of bl ind-im an ’s-buff. Provin.
PUIC l—IE A N ,- E I‘N, 4 11 , s. m . A l i ttle im
p uden t fellow .
PG ICE A R , m m , 4 11 , s. m . (Puic andFear, ) A briber.
POIDSE ,- EA N , s.f. A pouch . Eng. word.
PUING ,-E s. f. See Punc .
1
.
PUIN N E A G ,- EIG, - A N , s.f. Sorrel .
PUIN N E A G A CH; 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (Pai nn eag,) A bounding i n sorrel.
PUIN N E A N A CHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and
p res. part. v . Puinneanaich. Beating, act
of heating or thum p i ng.PUIN N E A N A ICH,
- 1 11 11 , PH v . a. Beat,thum p, belabour.
PUIN S E , s. m . ind. Punch .
UIN SE A N ,
UIN SION ,
PU lN SION A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Puinsion,)-
. Poisonous.
PUIN SIO N A CHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , 8. m . and
pres. p art. v. Puinsionaich. Poison ing,act of kil l i ng by m eans of p oison
IPUIN SION A ICH ,4 11 11 , 1 11 v . a. (Pui n
si on , ) Poison , take offor kil l by poison .
PUIN SION A ICHTE , pret. part. v . Puinugsionaich. Poisoned, kil led by m eans of
poison .
PUIN SION TA , adj. (Puinsion,) Poison
ous .
POIR LE A G , q ua, 4 11 , s.f. A crest.
PG IR L E A G A CH , 4 10 11 11, adj. (Puirleag,) Crested, tufted.
PUIR TE A N ,- E IN, 4 11 . s. m . dim . ofPort.
A sonnet.
PUl S, - 15, m an, s. m . Puss, a kitten, or lit
tle cat.FULA G, 4 10 , 4 11, s. f. A round stone ;a bal l a pedestal , the footstool of a p i l lar.
PUL A G A CH ,-A lCHE , adj. (Fulag,)
A boundi ng i n round stones ; l ike a round
stone, or ball .UNC
, PUIN C , 4 11, s. m . A poin t, a
UNG,
ti ttle a poi nt or atom a note in
m usi c.
UN CA IL ,, adj. (Punc,) D ist inct,
UN GA IL,art iculate exact, accurate.
PUN CA L A CHD,
}s. f ind . (Puncail, )
PUN G A L A CHD,Dictinctuess, exact
- IN, 4 11 , s. m . Poison .
n ess, accuracy.FUND
,PUIN D, s. m . A pound, a cer
PUN N D,tai n weigh t, a fold to confine
cattl e that trespass.
PUN DG LA S, 4 1 5, s. m . A species of. pur
ple grass.
PUN N A N ,4 m , 4 11
, s. m . A sheaf of
corn or bundle of hay.
ing, advertisem en t ; an exam p l e,den t.RA BHA G A CH , 4 1 0 11 , s.f. Certai n weedsin the bottom of waters white waterfi lily.
BABHA N, 4 1 11 , 4 11, s. m . A rhapsody, along and tedi ous repeti tion .
RABHAN A CH, 4 1011 11, adj. (Rabhan,)Rhapsodical, tedi ous.RABHA N A CH
,4 10 11 , 3. m . ( Rabhan,)
A rhapsodist, a tedious Story- tel ler.
R A BHD, 4, 4 11 , s. m . Idle talk ; coarse,
tiresom e language ; an idle talker.
R A BHDA CH , 4 10 11 11, adj. (Rabhd,)Talking idl y, giv en to idle talk ; usi ngcoarse or unbecom i ng language.
R ABHDA IR ,-E , 4 11 11, s. m . (R abhd and
Fear,) A n idl e t iresom e talker ; one whouses coarse or unbecom i ng language.
R A BHDA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind . (Rabb u
dair, ) A habit of talking idl y, coarsel y or
t iresom el y.
R A BHDA L ,4 1 1 , s. m . Coarse jest ing.
Provin.
R A BHDA LA CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (R abhdal,)Coarsely or v ulgarly sport iv e .
R A BHDA R A CH,- 11 10 1 11, adj. (Rabb
dair,) Coarsel y sportiv e.R AC , and - 1 , 4 11 , s. m . A rake. SeeRacan .
RAC, 4 1 0, 4 11, s. m . A drake.R A C, 4 111 11 , 11 v . a. and n.
asunder, as cloth .
RAC , 4 1 11 11 , a v. a. and n . Rake or barrow ; m ake a noise like geese or ducks.
BACA CH , 4 10 11 11, adj. See Ra canach.
RAC ADH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and pres. part. v .
Rac . Rak ing, act of rak i ng harrowing , actof harrowing ; a noise as of geese or ducks .
R A C A DH. 4 1 11 11 , s. m . and p res. part. v .
R ac . A ct of tearing or pul ling asun der as
cloth ; act of soundi ng as cloth in the act
of teari ng.
R A CA DA L , s. m . Horse radish .
R A CA ID, 4 111 11 , s. f. A noise, disturb
‘
ancé ; a blow on the ear.
RACA IL , s. f. Noise, such as m ade bygeese er ducks.
BAG A I R,- 1z , 4 111 11 , 3. m . A lyi ng , talka
t iv e fel low ; an im perti nent prattler one
hav i ng a harsh or discordant v oic e.RA CA IR E A CHD,
s. f. ind. (Recair,) Ahabi t of lying ; im pert inent loquaci ty ; a
d iscordance of v oice.RACA N, 4 1 11 , 4 11, s. m . A rake ; an instrum ent for breaking clods and used as a
har .rowRACA N, 4 1 11, 4 11, s. m . M isch ief
,ev i l ,
8. prec e
Tear, pul l
wickedness ; ri e t, noise ; a prov i ncial de
2 RA G
nom ination of arabl e land, (Ceunn Ribcai n . )ACA N A CH, 4 1 0 11, 3. m . A m ischievous
p erson .
RACA NACH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Racan ) Of, “belonging to rakes, or hand- barrows.
RA CA S, 4 13, s. m . A sai l hoop. Provin :
RA CH, v . irreg.fut. Théid. and reg. Rachaidh, fut. neg . Cba
‘
téid. Pret. Chaidh,
p rel. neg. Cha deach . Pret. interrog. and neg.
N ach deach , v . a. and n . G o, proceed. See
Téid and Deach .
RA GHD, 3. fl ind. Vexat ion , anguish of
m ind ; tears, a shedding of tears from v exetion or a feel ing of insul t. 1
RA G HD, 4 11 , s. m . See Rae, s.
RAG HD, 4 1 11 11 , a v . a. and 71 . See Rdc, v.RA GHD, 4 11, See R eachd .
RACHDA DH,4 1 11 1 1, 3. m . andpres. part.
v . Rachd. See Racadh.
RACHDA IR , 4 1 , 4 1111, 3? 711 . See Racair.
R A CHDA N, 4 1 11, 4 11, s. m . A tartan p laidworn i n th e shap e of a m antle or cloak.
R A CHDMHOR ,- o 1aE , adj. (R achd, )
Vexatious, torm ent ing ; eas i ly ofi'
ended ;
handsom e, fai r. See R eachdm hor.
RA CHDMHOR A CHD, s. f. ind.
(Rachdm hor, ) Vexatiousness ; a readinessto take offence .
R A CUI S, s.f. A rack, a roasting"
apparatus.RAD, A111, 4 11, s. 711 . See Reid .
RA D AN, 4 1 11 , 4 11, s. m . A rat.
R ADA N A CH,14 10 11 11, adj.
A boundi ng i n rats, l ike a rat.
RADA N A CH, 4 1 0 11 11, adj. Not affection»ate, distan t ; dissem bl ing, uncandid.
R ADH ,s. m . andpres. p art. v . irreg . Aball‘.
Saying,act of saying ; a word, a sayi ng ;
an adage, prov erb.
R A DHADH , 4 111 11, s. 191 . See R ab
hadh and R oghann .
R ADHAD, 4 111 , 4 11, s. m . See Rathad.
RADHA IN N , s. m . and pres. p art. v
A bair. Provin .
‘
See Radh .
R ADHA R C , 4 1 11 0 , s. m . (Rath andDearc,)Sigh t, power of v isio n a v i ew, a prospect.
R ADHA R CA CH,4 10 11 11 , adj. (R adharc,)
See ing, hav ing the facul ty of sigh t ; co‘m
m anding a good or extensiv e prosp ec t.
RA G ,- A IG E , adj. Stiff, rigid, no t p liabl e ;
stiff,benum bed obsti nate, pertinacieus ;
i nflexible, i nexorable unwilli ng,disin
clined.
R A G , 4 1 1111, a v. n . (Rag,adj. ) Becom estid
'
or distended to stiffness.R A G , 4
, 4 a 11, s. m . A rag ; starch ; a
wri nkle.
Harlem)
RA G 463
R A G A CH, 4 10 11 1 , adj. (R ag, s. ) Ragged,wri nkl ed.
BA G A CHA DH, 4 1 1111 , s. m . and pres.
p art. v . R agaich. A ct of stiffen ing or
m aking st iff; state of becom i ng stiff or
r igid .
R A G A CHA IL ,-E, adj. (Rag,) Incl in ing
to stiffness, hav ing a tendency to stiffness.R A G A ICH,
- 1 11 11 , a v . a. and n . (R ag,
adj. ) Stifi'
en, m ake st iff; becom e stiff or
rigidR A G A ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . R agaich.
Stiffened, becom e stiff.R A G ADH,
4 1 11 11 , 3. m . (Rag, adj. ) A
growing or becom i ng stiff.R A GA IM, i. e. Meac an R agaim .
’
s. f.
Sneeze-wort.
RA G A IR ,-E
, 3. 771 . (Reg and Fear,)kAnexto rtioner, a v iolent m an a v i l lai n,a rogue, a deceiv er.
RA G AIR E A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Ragair,)Violent, usi ng v iolence, oppressive ; roguish
, v i llanous ; deceiv ing, decei tful .
RA G A IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Ragaireach, )Violence, extort ion, oppressi on ; rogueryv i l lany ; deceit, decei tfulness.
RA G EHEART, 4 11 11 1 , 4 11, s. m . (Rag,adj. and Beart, ) Obst inacy ; a v i llanous orWi cked deed.
R AG - EHEAR T-A CH. 4 1m m, adj (Ragtheart, ) () bstinate, p erv erse ; c om m i ttingm ischi ev ous or v i llanous deedsa
RA G -BHEA RTA CHD, s.f: ind. (Rag.
bheartach,)Perv erseness, obst inacy wick
,
edness
R A G HA DH, 4 111 11 , 3. 711 . See R oghadh,
RADHAIR C IN ,-E , s. m . The p lan t eye.
R A G HA IR CIBBi bright.
RADH.AR. .4 111, 4 11, s. at. An arable
R A GHA R,field not. i n tillage.
IiiA Cv‘
r-MHEIBLEA CH, 4 011. 8. m o (Rag.adj. and Méirleach,) A n arrant th ief.
RA G -MHUIN E A LA CH, 4 10 1111, adj.
( Rag, adj. and Muineal, ) Stifi- necked.
RA G -MHUIN EA LA CHD,
'
s. f. ind .
Rag-m hu1nealach,) Con tumacy, stiffneckedness.
RAG - SHE ALL A CH, 4 1a , adj. (Rag,adj. and Seall, ) Stiff- looking, awkward,unbecom ing.
RAICHD, 4 , s. f Im pertinence, im pus. dence ; 1dle prattling.
RAICHDE A LA CHD, s.f. ind. (Rai chA habit oftalki ng idl y.
RAICHDE IL ,-a, adj. ( 111 1 111 ) Im per
tinput, troublesom e ; giv en to idle talk.
RAIDE IL , 711, adj. Inv en tive, sagacious ;
cunning, crafty, sly.
RAM
BAIDH, 4 , BA N . A quarter of a year,three m onths.
RAIDHE IL , 4 , adj. (Ra1dh,) Q uarterly.
RAIDHTE A CH, 4 1 0 11 12
, adj. (Rddb , )Sen tentious.
RAIDSE , 4 11 11, 3. m . A prat ing fellow.
Provin .
RAIDSE A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Raidse, )Prattl ing, garrulous. Provin.
RA IDSE A CHA S, o n e. s. m . (Raidse, )A habi t of prating.
R A IG E , s. f. ind. (Rag,) Stifi'
uess ; oh
stinacy. See R ag, adj.R A IG E AD, 4 1 11 , s. m . (R ag, adj. ) Stiffness, degree of stiffness or obstinacy. See
R A IL IG , 4 , 4 11 11, 3. m . See R eilig.
R A IMHE ,
’
adj. camp . ofR A IMHR E , } wh ich see.
R A IMIG IL,
Confusion . Prawn.
RA INBA CH,
Fern .
R A IN E A CHA IL , 4 , adj. (Raineaeh )
A bounding i n fern, l ike fern .
RA IN EA S, p ret. v. R uig, i. e. R éinigsi n n . See Rainig.
R A IP, 4 , s. f. Fi lth ; a foul m outh. Pro
R A IPLE A CH , 4 1 0 11 , 4 11 , s.f. A fi l thyor sl ov enly wom an .
R A IPLE ACHA G , 4 1 0 , 4 11, 3. fl dim .
of R aipleach. A l i t tl e squal id wom an .
R A ISE AN , 4 111, 4 11 , s. m . A goavs tail.Prov m.
RAITE, 4 1 11, s.f A sayi ng, aword ; an .
aphorism , a prov erb, an adage.
RAITE A011AIL , 4 ,,adj.
,(RAiteQ Boast.i ng, vai n - glori ous.
R A ITE A CHA S, 4 1 3, s. m . A boasting,vain glory ; pride, arrogance ; a saying orsp eech .AITH,
4 , s. m . See Baidh.A ITH, 4 , s. 111. An appeal ; anum p ire.
RAITHE IL ,-E , adj. ( 1111111 1 Quarterl y.
R A ITHN E , ind.- 10 11 , s.f. or m . Com
R A ITHN EACH, } m on fern.RAITIN N, s. m . and p res. p art. v . A bair.Provin. See Rddh.
RAMA CHDAIR. “ E: -EA N. s. m . A coarse
or v ulgar fellow.
RAMACHDA IREA CHD, s. f. ind.
(R am achdair, ) Coarse play.RAMA CHDA S, 4 15, s. m . (Ram aehdair, )c oarseness.
R AMA SG , 4 150 , s. m . A ki nd of sea
weed, sea -oak ; Proven. Scot. Tangle.
RAMH, 4 111 11 , 4 11, s. 711 . A n oar.
RAM 464
R AMHA CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Ram h, ) Oared;furnished wi th oars.
R AMHA CH, 4 1 0 11 , s. m . and coll. A set
of oars. Sea ram /zach.’A six- oared boat.
R AMH A CHADH, 4 1 11 11 , s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Ram haich. Rowing, act of rowi ng.
R A MHACHD, s. f. ind. (R am h, ) Rowing.
R AMHA ICH , 4 11 11 , R v. 0 . (R AtRow. See Iom air, vRAMHA ICH, 4 ,
-EA N , s. m . (Ram h,) Arower.
R AMHA ICHTE , adj. and p ret. part.
Ram haich . Furn ished with cars im pel ledby oars.
RAMHADA IR ,- E ,
- EA N , s. m . (Ram h
,
and Fear, ) A n oar m aker .
RAMHA IR , 4 ,- E A N , s. m . (Bam h and
Fear, ) A rower.
RAMHA IRE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Ram bai1 ,) A rowi ng ; the em p loym en t of rowing.
RAMH- LONG, 4 1m m,-A N , s.f. A gall ey,
a boat or v essel fi tted .for rowi ng.R AMHL A IR , 4 , s. m . A hum ourist, a noisy fellow.
R AMHL A IR E A CHD, s.f ind. (R am blair,)
'
Play or sport.R A N , 11 21 1 11, 3. m . A roar, loud cry, shri ek .
RAN ,-A IDH, R v . 11 . (R an , s. Roar,
shri ek , cry out ; m ake a noise.BANA I CH , s.f and p res. part. Ran.
RA NA IL, 4 , Roaring, act of roaring.BANA N,
-A 1N ,
‘
- A N ,
’
mm . dim . of R 51 1] .The roar of a stag.
R A N GA I R, 4 ,JEAN, s. m . A wrangler.
Provin .
RA NN , 1121 111 11 , and - AH, and R A N N DA ICH
E A N , s.f A part, port ion , or di v isi on ; 8
sect ion ; a v erse or disti ch ; a poem , an
ep igram , a song ; geneal ogy, p edigree, ancestry, relationship .
RA NNA CH , 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (Bann,) Bistributed in parts or port ions ; m etrical, ln
'
~
v erses.
BA NNA G H, 4 10 11 , 3. m . (Bann,) A songster ; a story- tel ler, reci ter.
R A N N A CHA DH, 4 1 11 11, 5. m . and p res
p art. R annaich. A ct or art of v ersifying, v ersification .
RA N N A CHD, s. f. ind. (Bann ,) SeeR annaidheachd.
R A N N A DH,- 11 1 11 11 , s. m .
A div ision ; a bringing to a poin t, a sharpening.
R AN N A ICH, 4 1111 , n v . a. (Bann,) Com
pose v erses, v ersi fy ; bri ng to a point.
RAO
R A N N A ICHTEL’
p ret part. Rannaich.
Made i nto v erses, v ersified poi nted.
R A N N A ICH, 4 ,-E A N , s. m . (Bann , ) A
v ersifier, poet.R A N N A IDHE A CHD, s.f: ind. (Bann ,)Versification, m etre.
R A N N A IR , 4 ,- EA N , s. m .
°
(Rann an dFear,) A div ider or d iv isor ; a versifier or
rhapsodist.R A N N DA R , 4 111 , s. m . A m urm uring,com p lai n i ng, discontented language. Pro
RA NN-PR AIR T,4
,s. f. (Rann and
Pairt, ) Part i cipation ; a part iciple.RANN-PHAIR TE A CH, adj.
(Raun- phairt,) Partaking or com m un ieating.
RA NN- PHA IR TE A CHADH, 4 11 11 11 ;.s. m . and pres. part. a. Rann - phairtich.
A ct of shari ng or com m uni cati ng.R A N N JPHAIRTE A CH A IL, - E
,adj.
(R ann'
and Pairteachail,)See R ann-
phairt
eachRA NN- PHAIR TICH,
- 1 b rr, 11 v . a.
(R an n and Pairtich Partake, share ;distrib ute, com m uni cate.
RA NN-PHA I R TICH, 4 1m , 3. m .
( Rann - phairtich,) A partaker ; a Sharer,distributm .
R A N N SA CHA IR , 4 , s. m . (Rannsaich and Fear,) A searcher, exp lorer, anexam iner.
R A N N SA ICH,- 1n 11 , R v . a. Search,
scrutin ize, exam i ne m i nutely.R A N N SA ICHE , s. m . (RannsaichQ)A searcher.
R A N N SA ICHTE , pret. part.
saich. Searched, exp lored.
R A N N TA CHD, s. f ind: (Bann ,) SeeR annaidheachd.
BA C I CHD, 4 0 m m ),4 11 , s. m : A hoarse
sound, or cry.
RA C I C, - IDH , R v . a. Roar.
R A OIC E A DH, 4 1311,3. m . and pres. part.
a. R aoic . Roaring, act of roari ng .
RA OG, 4 0 10 ,- A N , s. m . (Bus ig,)
9
A
rush ing. Provin .
R A O G A G ,
’
- A 1G ,W A N , s. f. A wom an of
an im petuous tem p er.
R A O ICHD, 4 11 11 , v . 71 . See E saia, v .
R A O ICHDE A CH,
'
4 1CHE , adj. (R aoic ,)Bel lowing, roari ng, m aking a
’ hoarse
R A OIN TE A CH, 4 1 0 11 11, adj. ( Raon ,)Full of p lai ns or fields.
R A OIR, i. e. A n raoir,’
adv . Lastn igh t. 4
RA OIT, 4 ,- E AN , s. f. . Indecent m irth.
R EA 466
R EA CHD JDHA IN G N E A CH, 4 10 11,
4 11,s. m . (R eachd and Daingnich, ) A
decree.
R E A CHD DHA IN G N E A CHA DH ,
4 1 11 11,3. m . and p res. part. 11. R eachd
dhaingnich. See R eachd-cheangal.
R E A CHD- DHA lN G N ICH,- 1 11 11 , a
v . a. (R eachd and Daingnich,) See R eachd
cheangail.
R E A CHD -DHA IN G N ICHTE , p ret.
p art. v . R eachd-dhaingnich. See R eachd
cheangailte.
R E A CHD-MHOD.- 61 11 , - A N , s. m .
(R eachd and Mod, ) A court of law.
R E A CHDMHO IR E A CHD, s j: ind.
(R eachdm hor,) Val id i ty ; stoutness.
R E A CHDMHOR ,- OIRE , adj. (R eachd
and M6r,) Stout, energetic, strong, val id ;rank, l uxuriant, ful l of substance .
R E A CHD- SHA O IR SEA CH, 4 10 11 12,
RE A CHD- SHA C H,4 0 1 11 1 1,
adj. R eachd and Saor,) L i cenced, authorised .
R EA CHD THA BHA IR TE A CH,
- E ICHE, adj. (R eachd and Tabhairt, ) L a
gislativ e, giv i ng law.
REA CHD THA BHA IR TEA R ,- 1 11 ,
4 11 , s. m . (R eachd, Tabhairt and Fear,)A legislator.
BRAD AN, 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . See R eudan.
R E A FO G , 4 10 , 4 11 , s.f. A l i nne t.
R E AMHA R , 4 1 11 11 11 , adj. Fat, p l um p ,fleshy ; fat, greasy, oi ly ; big, great ; th ick,gross, of great circum ference .
R E AMHR A CH,4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (R eam har,)
Coagulat iv e, th i cken ing.R E AMHR A CHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and
p res. part. v . R eam hraich. Fatten i ng, act
of fatten ing or m aki ng fat ; state of bscom
ing fat, gross, th ick or large.
R E AMHR A CHA IL ,4 . adj. (R eam h
rai ch ,) Fattening, hav i ng a tendency tofatten or m ake fat.
R E AMHR A CHD, s. f. ind. (Ream har, )Fatness.
R E AMHR A D, 4 111 , s. m . (R eam har,)Fatness, degree of fatness.
R EAMHR A l CH,- 111 11 , a v . a. and n .
R eam har,) Fatten , m ake fat ; becom e
fat, th i ck or gross concrete, coagulate .
R E AMHR A ICHTE ,pret. part. v . R eam h
rai ch . Fattened, m ade fat.REA NG, 4 1 11 11, 11 v . a. and 71 . K i l l,starv e
,or subdue with hunger ; beco m e
em aciated or lean .
R E A NG, BEING, 4 11, s. j: A boat-rib .
See Rong.R EANG , 4 , 4 11 , s. m . A rank or series.
RE I
R E A N G A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Reang, v . ands. ) Lean, starved, cadav erous ; ribbed, asa boat or sh ip .
R E A N G A CH,- A ICHE, adj. Delaying,
l i ngeri ng. See R ongach.
E A N G A CHADH, 4 1 11 11 ,-s. m . and
E A N G A DH , i p res. part. v .
R eangaich. Starv i ng, act of starv i ng wi thhunger ; state of bec om ing lean or em aciated.
R E A N G A ICH, 4 1111, R v . a. and 11 . See
Reang. v .
R E A N G A ICHTE, p ret. part. v . Rean
gai ch . Starved with hunger, lean , cadav erous.
R E A N G A IR,4
,s. m . (R eang and
Fear, ) A loi terer, l i ngerer.
R E A N G A IR E A CHD,s. f: ind. (Reang
air, ) Indolen ce, l i ngeri ng, sl oth .
R E A N N A CH,
4 10 11 13, adj. Spotted or
stripp ed. Provin. Substantively, A m ackerel.
R E A N N A G,4 1a
,4 11
,s.f. A star.
RE AN N A G A CH,4 10 11 11
,adj. (R eannag,)
starry.
R E A SA CH,
- A ICHE, adj. Prattl ing, talkativ e.
R E A SG A CH,4 10 11 1
,adj. Stubborn
,
froward, perverse ; resti ve, im patien t ;
irascible .
R E A SG A CHD, s. f. ind. (R easgach,)Stubbornness
,frowardness ; irasc ibi l i ty ;
restiv eness,im pat iouee.
R E A SG A IC HE ,
'
s. j: ind.
R E A SG A ICHE A CHD } (R easgach, )See R easgachd.
R E A SG A ICHE AD,4 1 11
,s. m . (R easg
ach,) Stubbornness, degree ofstubborn ness,con tum acy, irascibil i ty, im pati ence.
R E A SG - SHU IL,
s. f. A
blear- eye.
R E A SG - SHUILEA CH,4 10 1111 , ad}.
1 (R easg-shuil , ( Bleat - eyed.
REATH ,4 ,
4 11,s. m . See Bei the.
E A THA CHA S, 4 1s, and 4 1 11 11,3. m .
R E A THA DH,See R eitheachas.
R EIC ,4
,s. m . and pres. part. v . Beic. A
sale, selling, act of sel l ing. See R eiceadh.
R E IC ,4 11 11
,n v . a. Sel l or v end.
REIC ,4 n 11 , a v . n . Roar, howl .
R E ICE A CH,4 10 11 11, adj. (R eic, ) Sell i ng,
fond of sel l i ng ; saleable.
R E ICE ADA IR,4
,4 11 11 , 3. m . (R eiceadh
and Fear,) A sel ler, salesm an .
R E IC E ADA IR E A CHD, 3. fl ind.
R eiceadair, ) A sel l i ng,busi ness of sel l i ng.
R E ICE ADH,4 11 11
,s. m . and pres. part. v.
R eic. Sell ing, act of selling.
RE I 467
REICE A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (R élc, ) Roari ng
,howling.
R EICE A DH, 4 11 11 , 3. m . and pres. part.
BEICE IL ,4
, i v . R éic. A roar
i ng,act of roari ng or howl ing.
R E ICTE , pret. part. v . R eic . Sold.
R EIDH,4
,s. m . A p lai n .
REIDH, 4 , adj. Plain , lev el ; sm ooth ,
polished ; straight, un interrupted ; free,exem p t ; reconc iled, at peace ; safe, not
dangerous ; ready, p repared ; disentangled
not rav el led ; harm on ious, clear, m elodi
o us ; ordered, arranged, disposed.
R EIDHE A CHD,s. f. ind. (R éidh, )
Plai nness, state of being p lai n or lev el ;sm oothness, p ol ish ; straightness, uninter
ruptedness state of being free or exem p t ;state of being reconci led or at p eace ; safe
ty ; readi ness, state of being prepared ;state of be ing d isentangled or unrav el led ;harm ony, m elody ; state of being arranged
or regularl y disposed ; ready serv ice,officiousness.
R EIDH-FH IODH,4 , s. m . (R e1dh and
Fiodh, ) Plane- tree.
R EIDH-L ABHA R T, 4 1m
,3. m . ( Re 1dh
and L abhart, ) Eloquence, sm oothness ofspeech or of utterance.
R EIDH- L A BHR A CH,
4 10 11 11, adj.
(R éidh and L abhrach,) Eloquent, sp eak.
i ng sm ooth ly.
R E IDHL E A N , 4 1 11 , 4 11, (R éidh and
L ian, ) s. m . A green , 11 l ev el p lain .
REIDHL E A N A CH, 4 10 1111,adj. (R eidh
l ean ,) A boundi ng in p lains or m eadows.
R EIDHL IC , 4 , s. f. (R éidh and
Leao, ) A grav e or buryi ng p lace.REIL E , s. f. A p ebble.
BEIL IG , 4 , s.f. See R éidhlic .
R E IL TE A N , 4 11 , s. m . dim . ofBen]. A
R EILTE A G ,- IG , l i ttle star ; an as
terisk.
REIM, 4 , 4 1 11 , s. f. Power, authori ty,dom i n ion, sway away ; progress, order,an order ; a cal l i ng out ; a troop or band
ev enness of tem per a course of l ife.REIME A L A CHD, s. f. ind. (R éim eil, )Sway, authori ty, constancy.
REIME IL , 4 , adj. (R éim , ) A uthoritativ e ;persev eri ng ev en tem p ered.
R E IMHE , s. f. ind. (R eam har,) Fatness,th ickness, grossness, pride.
R E IMSE , 4 1 11 , s. f. A club, staff.RE IMSBA CH , 4 1 0 11 13, adj. Heroic.REING, 4 , s. f. See Reang and
R ang.
REIR , i. e.‘ A réir, and Do réir,
’
prep .
im pr. A ccordi ng to, as, l ike as.
REO
RE I S, 4 , 4 AN , s. f. A race.REI S, 4 , 4 AN , s. j: A span .
R E ISIME ID, 4 ,-E A N
, s. f: A regim en t.RE IT, 4 AN , s. f. Concord, agreem ent,REITE } harm ony ; reconci l iation ; ex
p iation , atonem en t ; an agreem ent, contract a m arriage contract.
RE ITBA CH ,- ICH, 4 1 m, 3. m . See
R éite.
REITE A CHA IL ,-E , adj. (R éitich, )Reconcil ing
,that reconci les or conci liates ;
ready to be reconci l ed, fond of reconci l ing
that unrav els or disentangles.
REITE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Rei te,) Reconc il iat ion , agreem en t ; the state of being
reconci led disen tanglem en t, state ofbe ingdisentangl ed.
REITBA CH,-xcn
,4 11 m, 8. m .
R EITE A CHA DH, and pres. part. v .
R éitich. A ct of reconci li ng, settl ing,agreeing ; act of clearing or unrav ell ing.
REITH , 4 , adj. See R e ldh, adj.
REITH -EHEA RT,. m m , and - E ,
3. j! (R éith and Beart, ) Concord, harm ony.REITH- BHE A RTA CH, qu ee n, adj.
(R éith- bheart,) Harm on ious, agreeing.BE ITHE,
- E A CHA N , s. m . A ram .
R E ITHE A CH, 4 1mm , adj. (Bei th e,)Ram m ish, l ike a ram .
R E ITHE A CHA DH,-Aa , s. m . and
p res. part. v. R eithich. See R eitheadh.
R E ITHE A CHA S, - A 18, 3. m . (Rei thR E ITHEA CHD, ind. each,) Ram
m ishness .
BE lTHE -C O G A IDH, 4 11 con
BE ITHE - SLA CHDA IDH, } A IDH , and
SLA CHDA IDH, s. m . (Be i th e and C ogadhor Slachd
, ) A bat teri ng- ram .
R E ITHE A DH,
- IDH,s. m . andp res. part.
Keith.
R E ITHICH,-m a , a v . a. See Rei th , v .
R E ITHE A N , s. m . dim . of R eithe. A
young or l i ttle ram .
R EITICH ,- IDH, R v . a. and n . (Rei te,)
R econci le, conci liate agree upon , rati fy ;adjust, determ in e, regulate, set i n order,d isentangle ; prepare ; adjust, or settle the
term s of m arriage,be betrothed.
R EITICHTE , p ret. part. v. R eitich.
Reconci led agreed upon, ratified adjust
ed, determ in ed, set in order, regulated ;
p repared, set i n order ; betrothed.
R E ODH,- A IDH
,R v. a. and n. Freez e,
cause to freeze freeze, becom e frozen .
R E ODHA DH ,- A IDH, s. m . and pres. part.
v . R eodh. A ct of freez ing o r causing to
R EO
freez e ; state of freez ing or becom i ng con
gealed.
R E ODH- LEA O, - IC,- A N ,
s. f. (R eodh
and Leao. ) Ice.R E OIDHTE , adj. and pret. part. v . R eodh.
BEOTA , Frozen ; cold, frosty.
R E OTH , 4 1 0 11 , R '
, v . a. and 72 . See
R eodh.
R E OTHA , 4 1 1 m, s. m . and p res.
R E OTHA DH, § part. v . R eo th. SeeR ecdhadh.
R E OTHA RT,4 1am, 4 11 , s. m . A spri ng
t ide.
R EOTHTA , p ret. part. v .
R eddhta.
REUB, 4 1 1 m , a v . a. Tear, rend, pullasunder ; wound, m angle, abuse .REUB,
- A ,- A N , s. m . A ren t m ade by tear
i ng. See R eubadh.
REUBA CH ,- A ICHE, adj. (Reub, ) Rend
i ng, tearing.R EUBA DH, 4 11 m , 3. m . and p res. p art. v.
Reub. Rendi ng, act of rend i ng, teari ng,lacerat i ng ; a rent or fissure by teari ng ; awound.
R EUBA IN N ,s.f: (Reub,) Rap i ne, rob
bery.
REUBA IN N E A CH, 4 1mm ,adj. (Reub
ainn ,) .
Pl underi ng, robbing.R EUBA IN N E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Reubainneach,) Robbery, a pract ice of robberyor p l underi ng.
R EUBA IR , 4, BA N
, s. m . (Reub and
Fear, ) A robber, V iolen t person one whorends or tears.
R EUBA L ,- A IL , s. m .
Reoth. See
A rebel .R EUBA LA CH,
- A ICHE, adj. ( Reubal, )Rebel l ious.
R EUBA LA CH, 4 10 3 , s. m . A rebel .REUBA L A CHD, s. f. ind. (R eubalach, )Rebell ion .
R EUBA LTA CH , 4 10 11 12,adj. See R euba
lach , adj.
R EUBA LTA CH, 4 10 11 , 3. m . See Reubalach, s.
R EUBTA , pret. paras Reub . Torn , rent ,pul led asunder ; wounded, m angled,m aim ed.
REUCHDA L,- A IL
,4 11 , s. m . Tedious
n ess, a wearisom e cerem ony.R EUCHDA LA CH ,
- A I CHE,adj. (Reach
dal, ) Tedious, wearisom e, cerem onious.R EUDA N ,
- A IN ,-A N , s. m . A m oth, t im ber
i nsect .R EUDA N A CH,
’
- A ICHE, adj. (Rendan , )A boundi ng i n m oths ; m oth - eaten .
REUL,
- LTA N , s.f: (probably R é andEi le, lit. another m oon,) A star.
468 R I
R E UL A CH, 4 10 1112,adj. (Reul ,) Starry, ~
starred.
REUL ADAIR, 4 ,-EA N , s. -
m . (Reul andFear
,) A n astronom er.
REUL ADA IR E A CHD,s.f. ind. (Raul
A stronom y.R EULA G ,
w A IG, 4 11
,s. f.
0
dim . ofR EULTA G , , Reul . _
A l i ttl e star.
R E ULA G A CH, q 1a ,
adj. Gli tterR EULT A G A CH
, i ing with l ittle stars.REUL-BHUIDHE A N N , 4 11 11 ,- A N
,s. f.
( R e ul and Bu idheann , ) A constel lat ion .
REUL DHE A L R A CH ,—Ara , adj.
(R eal and Dealrach, ) Star- blazing.
REUL-DHR A OIDH , 4,
- EA N ,s. m .
(Reul and Draoidh, ) A n astrologer.
REUL DHR A O IDHE A CHD,s.f. ind.
(Reul dhraoidh A strology.
REUL E OL A CH ,- AICHE , adj. (Reul and
E o lach Skil led i n astronom y or astro
l ogy.
REUL- EOLA S, - A IS, s. m . (Reul andEdlas, ) Science of astronom y, or of astro
logy.
R EUL—G HR IG L EA N ,4 m
,- AN
,s. m .
A constel lation .
2REUL - SHOLUS, 4 18, s. m . (Reul andSolus
, ) Star- l ight .
R EUL T, 4 , 4 11 , s. f. A star. See R eal.
R E UL TA CH,-A 1a , adj. (R eult, ) See
R eulach.
R EULTA IR , 4 , 4 A N,s. m . (Reult and
Fear, ) A n astronom er, or astrologer.
R E ULTA N A CH,- A ICHE , adj. (R eultan , )
Starry.
R EUSA N ,- A IN ,
4 11 , s. m . A reason or
BEUSON,
- OIN , 4 11 , E cause.
R EUSA N A CHA DH,
- A IDH , s. m . and
p res. part. R eusanaich. Reasoni ng , ac t
of reason ing or arguing.
R EUSA N A ICH,- 1nn , a v . a. (R eusan , )Reason or argue.
R EUSA N TA , adj. (R eusan,) Endowed
R EUSO N TA } with reason, rat ional ;reasonable, just.RI , p rep . To, im p lying sim i lari ty or l ike
ness ; to , denoti ng equal i ty of one objectwi th another ; to, im p ly i ng adhesion ; to,towards, denoting atten tion or earnestn ess ; to, in the direction of ; to, un to ; to,im plying exposure ; to, or to be
,im p lying
p ossibi l i ty, and p laced before particip les
presen t, changes th em i n to the future
passiv e ; agai nst , i n opposit ion to ; at, nearto ; duri ng, whilst , for, im p lying expec
tation or hop e ; i n, denoting em p loym ent
or occupati on ; of, concerning ; up, up
tvards.
R IA 470
R IA RA CHD, s. f. ind. (Riaraich,) SeeR iarachadh.
R IA RA I CH , m m, R v . a . (R iar,) Please,sat isfy ; d iv ide, distribute.
R IA R A ICHE , 4 AH,s. m . (E isre ich , ) A
steward, a distributo r of food ; an coenom ist a sharer, a distributor.
R IA R A ICHTE, pret. part. v. R iaraich.
Sat isfied, p leased ; shared, serv ed, distri
buted.
R IA SA IL ,- SLA IDH, R v . a. Tear fl esh
asunder.
R IA SA ILTE , pret. p art. v . R iasail. SeeR iaslaichte.
R IA SG ,- 1fz xsc , 4 ,
- G,
s. m . A
R IA SG A CH ,4 rcn , § m oor
,fen , or
m arsh ; ley ground ; coarse m ountai n
grass.R IA SG A CH , 4 1 0 1 115
,adj. (R iasg, )M oor
R IA SG A IL ,4 , ish, m arshy ;
h eathy ; un cult ivated ; un tractable, wild.
R IA SG A L A CHD, s. f. ind. (R iasgail, )Indoci l i ty.R IA SG LA CH, 4 1 0 11 ,
- E A N , s. f. A
m angl ed carcase . Provin .
R IA SG - SH l l ,-fJLA
,- EA N , (R iasg and
sui l,) A blear- eye.
R IA SG - SHUlL E A CH,
4 10 11 15, adj.
R iasg- shuil
, ) Bl ear- eyed.
R IA SLA CH, 4 10 11 12,adj. (R iasail, ) Tear
i ng, m angli ng, apt to tear or m angle.
RI A SL A DH, 4 1 1 m, 3. m . and p res. p art.
v . R iasail. A teari ng asunder, act of
tearing or m angli ng.
R IA SL A CHADH,4 rim
,s. m . and p res.
part. v. R iaslaich. See R iasladh.
R IA SL A ICH,-m n , a v. a. See R ias
ail.
R IA SPA CH, 4 1 0m , adj. Confused,
R IA SPL A CH , } d isordered.
R IA SPA ICHE , s. f. ind . C oarseness,R IA SPL A ICHE , } confusion .
R IA SP- SHU IL,-fJLA , 4 A N ,
s. f (R iaspach and Sui l ,) A blear- eye. Provin.
R IA SP-SHUIL E A CH, 4 10 11 12, adj.
(R iasp- shu il,) Blear- eyed. Provin.
R IA STA IR ,- 'raA 1DH, n v . a. and n . Be
com e turbulen t or disorderly ; confuse,d isturb, put i n to disorder ; wander h i therand th i ther.
R IA STR A DH, 4 1 1 m, 4 A 11 , s. m . and
pres. part. v . R iastair. Turbulence, disorder, disorderl y conduct ; state of becom ing turbulen t or disorderl y in conduct ;act of confusing, disturbing, putti ng i n todisorder, or breed i ng stri fe ; act or habitof wanderi ng h i ther and th ith er.
’
tlA ST I’tA N A CH, 4 10 11 2 , adj. (R ias
RIB
tradh, ) Turbulent, disorderl y, of dissol ute habi ts.
R IA STR A N A CHD, s. j: ind. (R iastrausch ,) Turbulen ce, d isorderl i ness, dissoluteness of m anners.
R IATA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. Wanton , im m o
dest ; i l legi tim ate, foreign .
R IATA CHA S, 4 15, s. m . (R iatach,) SeeR iataidheachd.
R IA TA ICHE , s.f. ind. I llegi tim acy, stateof being born i n forn icat ion ,
bastardy.R IA TA CHD, s.f. ind. (R iatach,) Wan
tonness, im m odesty, im m odest m irth .
R IATA IDHE A CHD, s.flind. (R iatach,)Forn ication . See R iatachd.
R IA TA N A CH, 4 1 0 11E, adj. Necessary.Prov in .
R IATA N A S, 4 1 5 , s. m . (R iatanach N o
cessity. Provin .
R IB, 4 1311 , R v . a . (R ibe,) Ensnare .R IB, 4 , 4 11 0 11 11 11 , 3. m . A hair ; a rag,RIBE , a clou t
,a tatter ; a gin , a snare.
R IBE A CH,4 1 0 11 11, adj. (R ibe,) Rough,
hairy ; en tangl ing, ensnari ng.
R IBE A CHA IL , 4 , adj. (R ibeach,) E u
snari ng, ready to ensnare.R IBE A CHA S, 4 1 5, s. m . (R ibeach,) A
tendency or readi ness to ensnare ; state ofbei ng ensnared.
R IBE A CHD, s. f: ind.
inesss,roughness. See R ibeachas.
R IBE A DH, 4 11 11 , s. m . and p res. part. v .
R ib. Ensnari ng, act of ensnari ng, or entangl i ng.
R IBE A G , 4 1C , 4 11 , s. f. dim . of Ri be.
A hair, a l i ttl e hair ; a sm al l rag or tatter ;a tassel or fringe ; a bunch of any thi ng
hairy.R lBE A G ACH,
4 ICHE , adj. (R ibeag, )Ragged, clouted, tattered ; tasseled or
fri nged ; aboundi ng in hairy bunches.
R IBE A N , 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . A riband,fi l let.
R IBE A N A CH,4 10 1111, adj. (Bibeau,) Of,
or belonging to ribands.
R IBH, prep . conjoi ned wi th pers. p ron . pl.
(R i and Sibb ,) To you, agai nst or withyou . See R i, prep .
R IBHE ID, 4 , s. f. A reed ; the
reed of a bag' p ip e or other wind instrum en t ; m usic, a m usi cal note or v oice.
R IBHE IDE A CH, 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (R ibheid, )Furn ished with reeds, as a wind instru
m en t ; m usi cal, m elodious.
R lBHIN N , 4 , s. f: A nym ph, abeautiful fem ale. See R iom hainn .
R IBL E A CH, 4 0 11 , 4 11 , s. m . A long
string or l in e ; any th ing en tangled.
R ID 47]
RIDEA L, 4 11 , s.f. A riddl e, a coarse
siev e.R IDE A L A DH, 4 1 11 11 , and 4 1 11 11
, s. m .
R IDL E ADH , and pres. part. v. Ridei l . Riddl i ng, act of riddl i ng or separ
ating by a coarse si ev e.
R IDE lL ,- 1 1111 , and n v . a. (R 1
deal , ) Si ft, riddle.
R IDE IL ICH,- IDH, 11 v . a. See R ideil, v.
R IDE IL ICHTE , pret. part. R ideilich.
Riddled, si fted i n a riddla
R IDHE ,-E A CHA N , s. m . A field ; the
bottom of a v alley. Provin .
R IDHE ,
'
4 A N , and 4 11 0 11 11 11 , 3. m . Thewrist. Provin. See R uighe.
R IDHE A CH, 4 10 11 13, adj. Provin . ee
R uigheach.
BIB IR, 4 , s. m . A knight .
R IDIR E A CH, 4 10 11 11,
adj. (R idir, )K nigh tl y .
R IDIR E A CHD, s. f. K n ighthood.
RIGH, 4 , m eans, and 11 111 11 11 1 4 11 , 3. m .
A king.RIGH ! interj. O strange !RIGH- CHA THA IR , 4 311 11 11 0 11 , 4 11 11 11 10 11
EA N , s. f. (Righ snd Cathair, ) A throne ;a m etropol is.
RI GH - CH I STE,s. f: (R igh and
C iste,) A royal treasury.
RIGH - CHOLBH,4 11 , s. m .
(Righ and C olbh,) A scep tre.RIG I—L-CHORON,- o 1 i1 , 4 11
, s. m . (Righand Coron,) A royal crown .
RI G H-DHA IL, 4 ,- E A N , s. f. (R igh and
Dai l, ) A n assem bly or parl iam ent.
R IGHE ADH , s. m . and pres. part. v . Righ .
Stretch ing, act of stretch ing.
1
gggEA N ’ R idhe, which
R IGand R uighe.
R IG HE A CHD, s. f. ind. and pres. part.
v . Rig. See R uigheachd.
R IG HE A L CU IL, 4 , s. m . Stinking
crane’s bi l l .
RIGH-FHE A LL, s. f: (Righ and
Peel l, ) Treason .
RIGH - FHEIiN N E A CH
,s. m . (RighRIGH-FHEIN N IDH, and Féinn ,)
A general issim o.
R IGHIN N , R lG HN E , adj. Tough , adhe
siv e ; elast ic ; supp le, p l iant, flexible ;sluggish , drowsy, d i latory.
R IG H-LANN , 4 1 11 11 ,- 4 11 , s. m . (R igh
and Lann , ) A palace, or king’
s court.R lG HE A C I—IA DH, 4 1 11 11
, s. m . and pres.
part. v . R ighich. See R ioghachadh.
R lG HICH, 4 11 11 , R v . a. and n . (Righ, )R ule, reign, govern .
R IG HIL ,- EA CHAN , s. m . A Scott
ish dance, a reel .R IG HIL , 4 11 1 411 11 , R v . a. (Kigh il ,Mo ve i n the dance cal l ed a reel .
RIGH-L A O CH, 4 0 10 11
,3. m . (R igh and
Leech, ) A p ri ncely warrior.
R IG HL E A DH , 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and pres. part.
R ighil. A ct of m ov ing in the dancecal led a reel .
RIGH -MH lL IDH, 4 , 4 11 11, 3. m . (R ighand Milidh,) A
'
heroic ch ief.RIGH -MHO R TA DH, 4 111 11 , 3. m . (Highand Mortadh, ) Regi cide.RI GH -MHORTA IR , 4 , 4 1m , 5. m .
(Righ and Mortair,) A regnclde.
RIGH- N ATHA IR , 4 11 11 11 0 11 ,4 1 11 11 11 10 11
E AN , (R igh and N athair,) A cockatri ce.R IG HN E A CHA DH,
- A IDH, s. m . and
p res. p art. v . R ighnich. A ct of m akingtough, adhesiv e, or clam m y a growingtough, state of growing tough , adhesi ve,or clam m y ; act of delaying, proscrastinating, or prolonging.
R lGHN E A CHA S, - A IS, s. m . (R ighinn , )
Toughness ; sluggishness, laz iness, drowsin ess.
R lG HN E A D,
'
4 111 , s. m . (R ighinn,)Toughness, degree oft oughness.
R IG HN ICH ,4 11 11 , 11 , v . a. and n . (Righ
inn,) Make tough , adhesiv e, or clam m ybecom e tough, adhesiv e, or clam m y ; delay, procrastinate, prolong thetim e .
R IG HN ICHTE , pret.’
part. v . R ighnich.
Made tough,adhesiv e, or clam m y pro
crastinated.
RIGH-PHAIL L IUN ,- 1U1N
,s. m .
( R igh and Pailliun, ) A king’
s tent .
R I GH-PHUBUL L ,-UILL ,
- A N , s. m .
See Righ -
phailliun.
RIGH -BA TH ,- A , 4 11, s. m . (R igh and
Ra th ,) A royal fortress or seat.RIGH - SE ISG
, 4 , s. m . Greater bur
reed.
RIGH - SHL A T, 4 1 1 3 and - A ,was, 3. f.
(Righ and Slat) A scep tre.RIGH—THEA CH ,- A N , s. m . (Righ and
Teach ,) A king’
s house or palace.RIGH -THE A CHDA IR E ,1 mm ,
and
- CHDR A ICHEA N,s. m . (Righ and Teach~
daire, ) A n env oy, am bassador.
R IMH IN N E A CH, 4 10 11 11 , my. (R im b
i nn , ) See R iom hainneach.
RINN, prep . conjoin ed wi th .pers. pron .
See R uinn and Ba iune .RINN, 4 , 4 A N , s. f. (See R oinn, s. ) A
prom ontory, a point.RINN, pret. v . irreg. Dean, which see.
RINN-A N -RUISG ,4 m : 4 11 11 4 0 50 , s.f:
R IN 472
(R inn , s. and R osg,) A ppl e or pup i l ofth e eye ; the herb eye- brigh t .
R IN N E A DH , pret. part. v . Dean, whichsee.
R iN N - G HEUR ,. 1 , my. (R i nn, s. and
G eur, ) Sharp -
poi nted.
BINN I CH , 4 11 11 , 11 v. a. SeeR oinnich.
R IN N ICHE , s. m . (R inn , s. ) A
grav i ng tool .R IOBL A CH ,
4 10 1 111, adj. Ragged, torn .
R IOBL A ICH, 4 , 4 11 11, s. m . (R ich,
A m an i n rags.
R IOCHD ,- A , 4 11
,s. on. L ikeness, a form ,
app earance ; a state, condi tion ; stead,
p lace ; a ghost, a sp iri t ; a p erson of a‘
wan appearance relativ e size, proport ion .
R IO CHDA CHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and
p res. part.'
v . R iochdaich. Personating,
ac t of p ersonat ing or represent ing
R IO CHDA ICH,- 1 1111
,R v . a. (R iochd,)
Pe1 sonate,rep 1 esen t.
R IO CHDA IL , 4 ,adj. (R iochd,) A ctual,
real ; handsom e, stately.R IO CHD—A IN M, 4
,4 11 11 1111 11, 3. m .
(R iochd and A i um ,) A pronoun .
R IO CHD- A IN ME A CH, adj. (R iochdainm , ) Pronom inal .
R IO CHDA L A CHD, s. f. ind. (R iochdail, ) Real i ty ; com el i ness of shape or dress.
R lO CHDA LL ,- A 1LL , 4 11 , s. m . A dwarf,
a fai ry.
R IO CHD FHOCAL ,- A IL,
- A N,
s. m .
(R iochd and Foga] , A pronoun .
BIOP, 4 ,4 11 11111 11, 4 0 11 11 11
,3. m . The reef
of a sai l .R lO G HA CHA DH,
- A 111 11 , s. m . and pres.
p art. v . R ioghaicb . Reign in g, act ofreign ing ; a reign .
R lO G HA CHD,- A N
,s. f. (R igh, ) A
kingdom .
R lO G HA ICH,-m n , R v . a . and n .
(R igh , ) Reign, gov ern, rule. See R ighich.
R lO G HA IL , 4 , adj. (R igh, ) Royal,kingl y ; loyal .
R lO G HA L A CH, 4 1 0 11,3. m . (R ioghail, )
A loyal subject.R lO GHA L A CHD, s.f: ind. (R ioghail,)Royal ty ; loyal ty.R IO G HA N N ,
- A IN N ,-A N , s. f. (R igh and
Bean, ) See R iom hainn .
«1
R IOL UIN N , 4 ,- E A N , s.f. A cloud.
R lOMHA CH ,- Axc 1 m, adj. Fine, costl y,
elegant ; handsom e, beautiful , gaudy, conceited.
R lOMHA CHA S, - 1 15, s. m . (Blom bach , )Fineness, costli ness, elegance ; handsom eness, beauty ; gaudi ness, concei tedness.
R iOMHADH,-A I11 11 , s. m . Finery, ele~
gance, costl i ness.
R lOMHA IN N , 4 , 4 11 11, s.f. (Blom bach ,)A beauti ful young wom an .
R IOMHA IN N E A CH , 4 10 11 11 , adj.
(R iom hainn ,) Beauti ful, m aiden - l ike.R ION N A CH , 4 10 11 , s. m . A m ackerel .R ION N A G ,
-A IG , 4 11,s.f: A star.
R IOPA IL , 4 11 1 11 11 , R v . a. Mangle, tear,destroy.
R IOPL ADH, 4 111 11 , s. m . and pres. p art.
R iopail. Mangling, ac t of m angl ing,destroying.
1
R lR E A DH, i. e. Da rireadh,
’and A
rireadh.
’ Truly, actual l y, i ndeed.
RI S, p rep . Used before an i n it ial v owel .See R i , prep . R i is always used before
possessiv e pronouns, though beginn ingwi th a v owel ; as L abhair e ri a shluagh.
’
Used adv erbial l y without its regim en , im
p lying exposure, nakedn ess, or p ubl ici ty.L eig ris,
’
discov er, show, lay op en . A lso,prep . conjoined with p ers. pron . (R i andEsan,) To him , with him .
R lS, adv . z'
. e. A ris,
’or A risd.
’
R fSD, } A gai n .
RI SEA N , p rep . conjom ed wi th p ers.BIS- SA N , p ron. (Ri and Esan, ) SeeR is.
R ISTE AL ,- A N , s. m . A kind of
p l ough used i n th e Hebrides, hav i ng th ecoulter in the form of a si ckle, used to cut
or pare the surface of ground to faci l i tatethe operation of the com m on p lough .
RITRITHE, prep . conjoined with p ers. pron .
(R i and I,) To her.
RIU, p rep . conjoi ned wi th pers. p ron . (R iand Iad, ) Unto them .
R IUM, prep . conjoi ned with p ers. p ron .
(R i and BIL) To, agai nst m e. emp lt .‘
B i um - san . See R i, prep .
R IUT, p rep . conjoi ned with pers. p ron.
‘
(R i and Thu,) T0,or agai nst th ee, Eigh
ldh m i riat,’
1 wil l cry unto thee. See
R i , prep .
R IUTHA , p rep . conjom ed with p ers. pron .
(R i and Iad,) See R i u.R 0 , adv.
,Very, m uch , exceedi ngl y ; used
as a prefix to adjectiv es, and Supp lyi ng thep lace of a superlativ e absolute. Maith,
’
good. R o -m haith,
’v ery good. The
in itial consonant of the adjecti ve is always
asp irated after R o,’ excep t 3, when fol
lowed by any consonan t excep t I, n, r.
Signifies also, too m uch, as‘ Tha e ro
R OD 474
( R 0 , pref. and Doinion‘
n,) A severe tem
p est .R O DHUIL , 4 , s./ 2 (R 0 , prd
'
and
Dai l , ) Eager or earnest expectation .
'
110 DHUR A CHD, 4 11, s. f. (R 0 , p ref.
and Durachd Great care or dil igence a
strong desire or i ncl ination .
R O BA RE SA, s.f and E arbsa,)Ent ire confidence.
R O - EOLA S, 4 1s, s. m . (R 0 , pref and
Edlas,) Fam i liari ty, i n tim ate acquain
tance.R O -FHUA CHD, s. m . ind. (R 0, prefand Fuachd, ) Great cold.
ROG ,-d1c , 4 11, s. m . A cheat, a knav e.
Eng . word.
ROG A IR , 4 , 4 11 11, s. m . (Rdg and Fear,)A crafty fel low,
a knav e.
R OG A IR EA CHD, s. f. ind. ( Rdgair,)Roguery
,craft iness.
R O G HA IN N , 4 , 4 11 11 , s. m . (Rogh , v . )R O G HU1 N N , § A ch oice or selection, a
choosi ng ; the best of any th ing.
R O G HA IN N EA CH,
R O G HUIN N E A CH , } ainn, (Eligible,
preferable. See R oghnach.
R OG HA IN N ICH,- 111 11 , lb ,
v . a. (Roghainn,) See R oghnaich.
R O GHN A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (R oghainn, )Eligible, to be chosen or desired ; prefera
b le.
R OG HN A CHADH,4 111 11 , s.
”
m . and
R O G HN UCHA DH, } pres. part. v .
R oghnaich. A choosi ng, act of choosing or
sel ecting.
R O G HN A ICH 4 11 11 , a v . a. (RoghR O G HN UICH j s i nn , ) Choose, sel ec t.
R O G HN A ICHTE , p ret. part. v . (RoghR O G HN UICHTE , § naich . Chosen , selected
,elected, preferred
RO l ’, prep . contr. for R oxm h, prep . which
see.
RO I’, prep . contr. for Troim h, wh ich see.
'RO I ’-A ITHN E,s. m . ind. See R oim h
aithp e.
R O l’- A ITHN ICH, 4 11 11, R v . a. See
R oim h- aithn ich.
11 0 1 13, 4 , s. f. Fil th , slov enl iness ; fi l thabout the m outh an overgrown or squalid
'R OIBE A CH,4 1011 11 , adj. (Rdib,) Fil thy,
sl ov enly, particularl y about the m outh or
b eard.
R OIBE AN , 4 111 , s. m . dim . of Boib.
Filthi ness ; fi l th around the m outh ; a
squal id l i t tle beard.
R OIB-FHEUSA G A CH, 4 1 0 11 E,
adj.
( Rdib and Feusag, ) Havingg.squal id beard.
ROIBE A N ACH,- A 1 0HE , adj. (R oibean,)
See R oibeach.
R OIBE A N A CHD, s.f. ind. (Roibeanach,)See Boib.
ROIC , 4 11 11 , a v . n . Tear.
ROIC, -E , 4 111 11 , s. m . A sum p tuous feastl uxury of the table, fondnessfor good eating.
R OICE A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (R6 ic,) See
R diceil.
R OICE A LA CHD, s. f ind. (R oiceil, )Luxury, luxuri ousness ; ep icurism ,
gluttony.
R OICE IL ,-E , adj. (Ro1c, ) Luxurious,
gluttonous.RO ID,
- E , s. f. Dutch-m yrtl e, or sweetgale.
RO ID,- s ,
- EA N , s. f. A short race, raceRO IT, before a leap ; a gale ; force produced by m otion .
R O IDE A S,
- EIS, s.f. (Roid,) A runn ing
about,frisking . Provin .
R O IG HN E A CH,-E ICHE, adj. See Rogh
nach .
R O ILE A SG ,-m sc , -A N , s. m . A confused
joy. Provin .
R O IL E ASG A CH,~ A ICHE
,adj. (R oileasg, )
Confused wi th joy. Provin .
R OIL IG ,- E ,
- EA N , Provin . See R éidhlic.BO ILLE- CHR A OS, - o s,
-A N , s. m . A
slav eri ng m outh. Provin .
BO ILLE -CHR AOSA CH,-A ICHE , adj.
(Boi ll e- chraos,) Hav i ng a slav eringm outh . Provin .
R O IL LE AMA S, -A1 5, 3. m . Coarse p lay.Provin.
R O IL LE AMA SACH, 4 10 11 2 , adj. (Re illcam as,) Giv en to coarse p lay.
R OIMH, prep . See Troim h and Troim he.
R O IMH, prep . Before,i n respect of
R OIMHE, } si tuation or place. ‘ Im ich
roim h ’n t- sluagh,
’ go on before th e p eop l e.Before, in respect of tim e. Baim b theachd
an 1a,’ before th e com ing of the day. Before,
above, i n preference to ;‘A ch roim /z na
hc uile nithibh,’ But abov e all th ings
‘R oim he,’ without its regim em hav i ng the
sam e m eaning as i f joined to the pronounE . Before him or i t. ‘A m fear nach iseall roim he, &c .
’ He who looks not before
him , 8 m.
‘Chuir e roimhe,’ He resolved,
purposed or determ i ned.
R OIMH-A INMICHTE , adj. (R oim h and
A inm ichte,) The forem en tioned.
R OIMH-A ISN E IS, - 1c,-EA N , s.f. (R oim h
and A isneis, ) A foretell ing.
R OIMH-A ITHN E , s.f: ind. (R oim h and
A itnhe, ) Foreknowledges
RO IMH-A ITHN E ACHADH, 4 11m ,
R 0 1 475
s. m . and p res. part. v. R oim h-aithnich.
Foreknowing,act of foreknowing.
R OIMH-A ITHN ICH ,- IDH, lb , a.
(R oim h and A ithnich,) Foreknow.
R O IMH-A ITHN ICHTE , adj. (R oim hand A ithnichte,) Foreknown .
R OIMH-A ITHRI S, - 111 11 ,
’
1t v. a. (R oim hand A ithris, ) Prev iousl y rehearse ; forebode, foretell .
R OIMH- A ITHR IS,-E ,
-EA N , s.f. (R oim h
and A ithris, ) A prev ious rehearsal a fore
boding, foretell ing.R O IMH-BHEA CHD,
- A N , s. m . (R oim h
and Beachd,) Preconcep tion foreknowl edge ; a presen tim en t,
R OIMH-BHE A QHDA CH,- A ICHE, adj.
(R oim h- bheachd,) Preconce iv i ng ; foreknowing or looking forward giv i ng a presentim ent.
R OIMH-BHE A CHDA CHA DH,-A 1 11 11 ,
s. m . andpres. part. v . R oim h- bheachdaich.
Preconceiv i ng, act of p reconce iv i ng ; cir
cum stance of foreknowing ; act of pre- conosidering.
R O IMH-BHE A CHDA ICH,- 111 11 , R
v . a. (R oim h and Beachdaich,) Preconceive ; foreknow ; consider beforehand.
R O IMH -BHE A CHDA IL ,- E , adj.
( R o im h-bheachd,) See R om h- bheachdach.
oR O lMH-BHL A IS, - 1 11 11 , a v . a . ( R oim hand Blais,) Foretaste .
R O lMH-BHLA S, - A IS,- A N , s. m . (R oim h
and Blas, ) A foretaste.
R OIMH-BIIL A SA D,-A ID,
- AN , s. m . and
p res. part. v . R oim h bhlais. Foretasting,act of foretasti ng.
R O IMH-BHR IATHA R , n u n,- THRA N,
s. m . (R oim h and Briathar, ) A n adverb ;a preposi t ion .
R O IMH- CHR O IC ION N ,- INN, - EA N ,
(R oim h and Croicionn ,) The fore-s k in .
R OIMH-DHlL IN N E A CH,-m a , adj.
( R oim h and Dilinn ,) A nted i l uv ian .
R O lMH-DHlL IN N EA CH, 4 3110 11 , 5. m .
o r] : (R oim hand Dilinn ,)A n antedi luv ian.R O IIVIHE , adv . (R oimh, prep . ) Before,before nove
,lform erl y .
R O IMH- E ADR ADH,- A IDH,
- EA N , s. m .
(R oim h and E adradh,) The forenoon .
’
R OIMH - G HE A L L ,- A 1 11 151 , - R , v . a.
( R oim h, and G eall, ) Prom ise beforehand.
RO lMH- G HE A L LTA IN ,-r:,
- EA N , s. m .
and pres. p art. v . R oim h-gheall. A ct of
prom isi ng beforehand a pre- engagem ent.R O IMHE - CHEILE, adv. See Troim hechei l e.
R O IMH-EOL A S, -A IS, s. m . (Roim h andE 61as,) Foreknowledge.
R OI
R O IMH- FHEUCHA IN N ,-xc
,- 1:A N , s. m .
(R oim h and Feuchainn, ) A foreseeing,taking precaution .
R O IMH- FHIO S, -A , s. m . (R oim h and
Fios,) See R oim h- edlas.
R O IMH- INN IS, 4 1113111 11 , n v. a. (Roim hand Innis
, ) Foretel l .R O IMH- IN N SE ADH, 4 111 11 , 3. m . and
p res. part. R oim h-inn is. A foretell ing,
pred icti ng .
R O lMH-LON ,-61N , -A N , s. m . (R oim h
and Ldn,) Prov ision for ajourney.R OIMH-ORDUCHADH,
-A IDH, s. m .
and p res. part. v . R oim h- drduich. A n or
deri ng beforehand, act of orderi ng before
hand ; a fore-ordain ing or predestinating,predistination, act of predesti nating.
R O IMH OR DUICH,- 1 1111 , a v . a.
(R oim h and Orduich Order beforehandor prev i ously fore ordain, predestinate.
R OIMH ORDUICHTE, pret. part. v.
R oimh- orduich. Ordered beforehand or
prev iousl y fore-ordai ned, predest inated.
R O IMH- RADH,.am n ,
-A N , (R oim h and
Radh,) A p reface.R OIMH-RUITH - FHEA R,
- 1 11, 4 11,
s. m . (R oim h, Ruith and Fear,) A forerunner.
R OIMH- SHEA LL ,-A IDH, . a v . a.
R oim h and Seall, ) Look forward ; prov ideagai nst.
R O IMH- SHE A LLA CH,-A 1 c 11 rz
,adj.
(R oim h and Seall,) Looking forward,foreseeing, cautious.
R OIMH- SHE A LLADH,-A IDH , 4 1 11 11 ,
3. m . Foresight ; a prev ious look or sigh t ;a front v i ew.
R O lMH- SHE A LL TUIN N , s. m . and
pres. p art. v . R oim h- sheall. A looking
forward, act of looking forward ; act of providing agai nst.
R O IMH- SMA OIN ,4 1 mm , s.f. (R oim h
and Sm aoin ,) A forethough t, prev ious reflection .
R O IMH- SMA O IN EA CHA DH,-A 1 1111 ,
s. m . and p res. p art. v . R oim h- sm aoinich.
A ct of preconsidering or anticipat ing.
R OIZMH- SMA OIN ICH, 4 11 11 , a v . a.
and n . (R oim h and Sm aoinich,) Thinkbeforehand, preconsider.
R O lMH- SMA O IN TE A CHA IL , adj.
(R oim h-sm aoinich,Th1nk1ng befoxehand,
prov iden t, caut ious.R O IMH-SMUA IN , 4 1,
-TEAN, s. j: SeeR oim h-sm aoin .
R O l IVIH- SMUA IN E A CHA DH,-A 111 11 ,
s. m . and p res. part. v. R oim h-sm uainiclz .
See R oim h-sm aoineachadh.
v
R OI 476
R OIMH- SMUA IN ICH, 4 1111 , a v . a .
and 71 . See R oim h- sm aoinich.
R O IMH-THA G H,- A IDH , 11 v . a. (R oim h
and Tagh ,) Fore -choose, pre- elect.
R O lMH-THA G HADH,- A IDH, s. m . and
p res. p art. v . R oim h-thagh. Fore- choosing,
act of fore- choosi ng or pre-electing predes
tination .
R OI’
MH-THA GHTA , pret. part. v .
R oim h- thagh. Fore- chosen, pre- elected
p redesti nated.
R OIMH- THE A CHDA IR E ,- EA N , and
- CHDR A ICHE A N , s. m . ( R oim h and Teach
A forerunner.
R O IMPE , prep . conjoi ned with pers. pron .
(R oim h and I,) Before her. See R oim h,
ROIN,- E
,- EA N ,
s.f. A hair, a hair of a
horse’
s tai l or m ane ; a sm al l quanti ty of
wool or of any hairy s ubstance.
R OIN E A CH,4 110 11 11, adj. (R6in ,)
Hairy.R OIN EA G ,
- EIG , - AH, s.f dim . of R o m .
A hair ; a sm al l quantity of wool or any
hairy substance.
R O IN E A G A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (R 6ineag, )
Hairy hav ing sm al l quanti ti es of wool or
any thing hairy .
R O IN N , 4 111 11 , s.f: A share, portion ;a div ision or div iding ; a sect, a div ision , 8
sch ism .
R OIN N ,- E , E A N , s. f. A point, as of a
weapon ; a sm al l prom on tory or head
land.
R O IN N , s. m . ind. and p res. part. v. Boinu.
Div idi ng, act of div idi ng .
E DINN,- 1 11 11 , 11 v . a. (Boi nu, D iv ide,
im part , distribute .
R O IN N E A CH, 4 210 11 11 , adj. (R oinn,)Poin ted, hav ing a sharp point ; abounding
in l i ttle prom ontories or head lands.
R OIN N E A CHA DH,- A IDH, s. m . and
p res. part. v. R oinnich. Sharpen ing, or
form ing into a poi nt, act of form i ng i nto
a poin t.R O IN N E ADA IR ,
- 11 , 3. m . (R oinn,
v . and Fear,) A div ider.
R O IN N ICH ,- 1 11 11 , a v . a. (R oinn,)
Sharpen, sharpen in to a poi nt.R O IN N ICHTE , pret. p art. R oinnich.
Sharpened i nto a poi nt .
R OIN N IDH, E , adj. (Ro 1nne,) Hairy .
ROIN N -LEINE ,- L 1§ 1N TEA N , s.f. (Rdinn
and L éine, ) A hair-Shirt.R O IN N -PHA IR TE A CH,
-E 10 11 E , and
R O IN N -PHAR TA CH,- A ICHE,
adj. (R oinn and Pairteach,) Sharing,div iding, im parting ; di v isible.
R O IN N -PHAIR TE A CHA DH, 4 1 1 11 11,
R OIN N PHAR TA CHA DH,
'
s. m .
.
and p res. p art. v . R oinn-
phairtich. Dis
tributing, act ofdistributing, im parting orshari ng .
R O IN N -PHAIRTICH, 4 11 11 , n v . a.
Share, d iv ide, d istribute, im part .
R O IN N o GHEUR ,-A , and -E611A , adj.
(R oinn and G eur, ) Hav i ng a sharp poin t,sharp pointed.
RO IN N TE,adj. and p ret. part. v . R oinn .
D iv ided, shared, distributed ; disagreeing,dissentientf
R OISE A DH , s. m . and p res. part.Rois. Provin’
. See R osadh.
ROISE AL ,- E 1L ,
-AH, s. m . A h igh swel l s
i ng wav e or surge ; an assaul t, an at tacka boast
,boast ing ; th e force or rap idi ty of
a v esse l i n sai l ing.
R OISE A L ,- EILE , adj. ( R 0—iosa1, ) The
lowest, m ost base.R OISEA L ACH, ”1 10 11 11, adj. (Ro 1seal , )A boundi ng i n h igh wav es or surges ; m ak
i ng an attack or assaul t ; boastful, boasting ;sai l i ng rap idly or swiftly.
R OISE A D, 4 1 111, s.f; Rosi n .R O ISE ADA CH
,11 10 11 11 , adj. (R 6isead,)Resi nous.
R OISG E UL , 4 11 1 ,-A N , s. m . (R e
, pref.
and Sgeul, ) A rom ance or rom an t i c tal e ;a boasti ng, swell ing words.
ROISG E UL A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (R m sgeul, )
Tell ing rom antic or m arv el lous tales ;boastful .
ROI S- IA RUN N , 4 1 1 11 11 ,-A N , s. m . (R dist
and larunn , ) A roast ing sp i t .ROI ST, - 1 11 11 , R v . a. Roast, toast ; parch ,scorch .
A
BOI STE, pret. p art. v . Ro 1st. Roasted,toasted.
R OISTE A CH,- 1 c 11 ,
-E A N , s. j: A
roach .
R OITHL EA CH , 4 110 1111 , adj. (Roi th, )Roll ing, tossi ng, unsteady.R O ITHL E A N
,—E IN, - A N , s. m . A l i ttle
wheel ; the rim of a wheel ; the groov edwheel of a pully th e knee- pan
R OITHL E A N A CH ,- A ICHE, adj. (Roi th
lean , ) Hav i ng sm al l wheels.
R OITHL E A R ,- 1a,
- A N , s. m . (R oithleanand Fear, ) A wheel-wrigh t.
R O ITHL E A R A CHD, s. f. ind. (Roi thlear,) The busi ness of a wheel-wrigh t.
R O lTHL E IS, - E , s.f. See R oileas.
R O ITHL ICH , s.f. Noiseof the shroudsof a ship i n a storm .
ROL ,01
Y' 1N OLA } A 1 A I1 3 m A volum e, a ro l
RON 478
RONN- CHR AOS, 4 0 15,
4 11,
s. m .
(Bonn and Craos, ) A slav eri ng m outh .
RONN- CHR A O SA CH,
4 10 11 11 , adj.Ronn- chraos, ) Em i tt ing slav er or sp i ttle.
lR ON N - GHA LA K,4 1a
, s. m . (Ronnand Galar
, ) Rheum atism .
"R OP,4 1 11 11
,a v . a . (d ,
s. ) Fasten wi thropes ; entangle, rav el.
' R OP, 4 , 4 11, s. m . A rop e ;
ROPA DH ,4 111 11
,a col lection of
sea-weed floated along‘
fibr conv eni ence oflanding.
R OPA CH , 4 1 0 11 11,adj. R 6p, ) Of, or
belonging to rop es ; aboundi ng i n heaps ofsea-weed ; slov enly, squal id ; entangled,rav elled.
ROPADA IR , 4 1, 4 1111,s. m . d adh and
Fear, ) A rope-m aker.
R OPA DH,4 111 11
,3. m . and pres. part. v .
3 611. Fasten ing,act of fastening with
rop es ; act of entangl ing or rav el l i ng.
R OPA G ,4 xc
,4 11
,s. f. (R 6pach, ) A slut,
a slov enly wom an .
R OPA ICHE , s. f ind. (R 6pach, ) Slov enliness.
ROPA IR ,4 ,
-E A N,s. m . (Repach and
Fear,) A slov en a fabulist.
R OPA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. ( R 6pair,)Slov enl i ness ; a ted ious rehearsal , non
sensi cal tal es.
BOFA L, s. m . (R 0p ,) Rhapsody,v ai n idle talk , vapouri ng, v aunting.
ROPA N , 4 1 11,4 11 , s. m . dim . of Rop .
A l i ttle cord or sm al l rope.
R OS, - bxs, 4 11,s. m . A rose ; a red or rose
like colour erysipelas, a disease.ROS,
-o xs, 4 11, s. m . A seed.
ROS, 4 1 11 11, a v . a. and n . (R os,
Shake off seed or grain from its stalk, as
by wi nd in A utum n ; be stripped of seed
or grai n .
ROS, - oxs, 4 11 , s. m . A prom ontory ; an
isthm us ; a pen i nsula.
ROSA CH,- A ICHE ,‘ adj. (Rds, ) Rosy, red
as the rose aboundi ng i n roses.
R OSA CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. ( R os,s. ) Seedy,
full of seed ; shaking off seed or grain
from th e stalk.
R O SA CH, 4 10 11 , 3. m . A Ross-shire m an ;
one of the surnam e Ross.
R OSAD, 4 111 , 4 11 , s. m . andf M isch ief,
a m ischance, m isfortune ; a low, m ean,desp i cable person .
R OSADA CH,4 1 0 1111, adj. (R osad,) Mis
chievous,l
hurtfnl ; unfortunate, untoward.
ROSADH, 4 1 11 11,3. m . and p res. p art. v .
R os. A shaking, act of shak ing offseeds
or corn from the stalk, as by wind.
ROT
R OSA ID, 4 , s. f. More properl y Rdiseid.ROSA R N A CH,
4 10 11 , - 11 11 11, s. 771 . (R 655)A p lace where roses grow.
ROS-BHEUL , and fi ne, 4 11,s. m .
(R 68 and Beul ,) A rosy m outh,rosy l ips.
R OS- CHR AN N ,
“
4 1 11 11, 3. m . (R63 and
Crann , ) A rose- bush .
ROS- CHR AN N A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Res.
chrann ,) A bounding in rose- bushes.ROSD, 4 ,
4 0 1111 11, s. m . A roast, a p i eceof roast m eat.
R0SD ADH ,4 1 11 11 , s. m . and p res. part. v.
R dist and Rdsd. Roast ing, act of roast
m g.
R OS-DHEA RG,4 1 11 0 11
,adj. (R ds and
Dearg, ) Bl ush ing as the rose.
R OSG , am sc,4 11 , s. 711 . A n eye-lid, eye
lash ; the eye.R O SG A CH , 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (R osg, ) Hav i nglarge or ful l eyes, hav i ng handsom e eyes,hav i ng large or long eye- lashes.
R O SG A IL , 4 , adj. (R osg,jC lear- sigh ted.
R OSG adj.
(Ro sg and Fradharc ,) Sharp-sighted.
ROSP- SHUIL E A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. Pro
vin. See R éasp - shuileach.
R 0ST, 4 1 11 11 , a v . a. Roast,toast . See
R disd.
ROT,m m
,4 11 , s. m . A belch or belch ing ;
a bursting as of wav es. Provin .
R OTA CA L ,- A IL , s. m . Horse ~ radish .
R OTA CH , 4 1 0 11 , s. f. A rush at starting,a runn ing ; the flux.
ROTA CH , 4 1 0 11 ,- EA N , s. f A han¢
rat tl e, used to frigh ten cattl e from corn or
grass.R OTADH, 4 1 11 11 ,
-E A N , s. m . A cutting
out, di v iding. Provin .
R OTA ICHE , s.f. ind. (Rotach,) A bursti ng as of wav es.
R OTA IR, 4 , 4 11 11 , 3. m . A clum sy awk
ward fel low.
R OTA IR E ACHD, s. f. ind. (R otair, )C lum siness, coarseness, awkwardness.
ROTA L ,- A IL, s. m . The wake of a sh ip
under sai l.ROTH
,4 , 4 11 , s. m . A wheel .
ROTH, 4 1 11 11 , a v . a. See R othaig.
ROTH A , 4 11, s. m . A screw or v i ce.
ROTHA CH , 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Roth,) Fur
nished with wheels.
R OTHA DA IR , 4 , 4 1 m, s. m . (Roth andFear,) A wheel-wright.
BOTHA IG, 4 11 11,a v . a . (Roth ,) Swathe,
wrap up , shroud.
R OTHA N , 4 111,4 11, s. m . dim . of Roth,
A l i ttle wheel .
R OTHA IG E ADH, 4 111 11, 1 . m . and pres.
R OT 479
xpart. R othaig. A swath ing
, act ofswathing, wrapp i ng up or shrouding.
R OTHA IG TE , p ref. p art. R othaig.
Swathed, wrapped up , shrouded.
R OTHA N A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (R othan, )Hav ing l i ttle wheels.
R O s.j! (R o, pref. and Toil,)
Great desire great will ingness.
R UADH, 4 11 1 1111 11, adj. Reddish,of a red
d ish colour ; red haired ; red, i n general ;dri ed
,scorched.
R UADH, 4 1 1111 , 3. f: (Ruadh, adj. ) Adeer, hi nd, or roe.
R UADHA CHADH,4 111 11 , 3 . m . and
p res. part. a. R uadhaich.-Redden ing, act
of m aking red state of becom i ng red.
RUA DHA G , 4 1a, 4 11 , s.f. dim . of R uadh,“
s. A young h ind or roe.
RUADHA ICH,- 1 1111 , R v . a. and n .
(R uadh,) Make red, redden ; becom e red,or redden .
RUA DHA ICHTE , pret. part. R uadh
ai ch . Reddened, m ade red, or becom ered.
RUADHA N , 4 1 11, s. m . (R uadh,) A m i
neral scurf that col lects on the surface ofwells or other waters ; sedim en ts m ixingwith agitated waters ; any kind of m eatov erdone i n cooking.
R UADH-BHIA ST, 4 11, s. m : (R uadhand Biast,)
-A m oor- fowl . Provin.
RUADH-BHOC , 4 10 , 4 11, s. m . (R uadh,adj. and Boc, ) A roe-buck:
R UA DH-BHOIN N E , s. f. (R uadh
RUADH-BHUIN N E ,and Baiune, )
A m ountai n- torrent, a brown torren t.R UADH-BHUIDHE ,
adj. (R uadh, adj.
and Buidhe, adj) Of a reddish - yellow
colour.
RUA DH- CHA IL C, 4 , s. fl (R uadh and
Cailc ,) Ochre.
RUA DH- CHR IA TH, 4 , s. f: (R uadh
and Criadh,) R ed clay.
R UA DH-THUIL , 4 , 4 1m , s.f. (R uadh,
adj. and Tuil,) A great flood ; the de
luge.BUA G, a v. a. Pursue, put to
fl ight persecute, harass.
KUA GA CH, 4 10 1 4 , adj. (Buag,) Pursuing, that pursues or puts to fl igh t ; per
secuting, harassing.
RUA G A DH, 4 1 1111,3. m . and p res. part.
Buag. Pursuing, act of pursuing or
p utting to fl igh t ; a. persecuting, harass
m g.
RUA G A IR , 4 ,- EA N , s. m . (R uag and
Fear,) A pursuer, chaser, hun ter ; any
RUB
dislodgi ng i nstrum en t, a wedge ; the latchofa door ; a sm al l bullet.
RUA G A IR E A CHD, s.f: ind. (R uagair, )Pursuing, or persecution .
R UA IDHE , s. f. ind. (R uadh, adj. ) R ed
n ess ; adefect i n fir tim ber ; the erysipelasA lso, adj. comp . of R uadh, adj. whichsee.
BUA IG , 4 , s. f. A pursui t ; fl ight,defeat.
RUA ILLE ,-EA N , s. j: A poor, wretched
fem al e.RUA IM , 4 , s. f. A flush of anger on theface.
RUA IMLE , s. f. Muddy water.See R uaim .
RUA IML E A CH, 4 1c 11 11, adj. (R uaimle, )Muddy, as water.
RUA IMLE A CHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and
pres. part. R uaim lich. A n agi tat ing,ac t of agi tat ing water.
RUA IML E A CHD, s. j: ind. (R uaim ~
leach, ) Muddiness.R UA IML ICH,
- 111 11 , 11 v . a. ( Ruaiml each , ) A gitate water.
RUA IML ICHTE , pret. part. R uaim
l ich . A gi tated, as water.
RUA IMN E A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. Strong,activ e.
RUA IMN E A CHD, s. f: ind. (R uaimneach , ) Strength , activ i ty.
RUA IN E A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. Fierce, froward, strong.
RUAMHA IR ,- 111 11 , and 4 1 11 114 111 11 , R
v. a. (R uam har,) Delve, dig with a
spade.RUAMHA R
,4 111
, s. m . and p res.
RUAMHR A DH,4 1 1111
, p art.
R uam hair. Delv i ng, act of del v ing or
digging with a spade.RUATHA R , 4 m
, 4 11,s. m . A v iol ent
onset, a fierce attack ; force or v iolence,
force produced by m otion an expedi tion ;a skirm ish ; a m isfortune
, sudden or nu
expected calam i ty.R UA THA R A CH, 4 10 1111
,adj. (R uathar, )
Making a sudden or v iolent onset or attack ; hav i ng m uch force or v eloci ty ; un
fortunate, bri nging a sudden or unex
pected calam i ty.
RUB, 4 1 1111, v . a. Rub.
RUBADH,4 111 11
, 3. m . and pres. part. c .
Rub . A rubbing, act' of rubbing.
RUBA IR , 4 ,s. m . (Rub and Fear, )
A rubber, one who rubs ; a rubber, any
im p l em en t wi th which one rubs.RUBTA , pret. part. Rub. Rubbed.
RUG 480
,RUC, ~ UIC, ,4 11
,s. m . A rick of hay or corn .
R UC A N, 4 111
,4 11
,s. m . dim . of R ue. A
sm al l round b i l l ; a sm al l rick of corn orhay.
RUCA S, 4 1 5, s. m . Fondness
,keen de
sire dr fool ish tenderness arrogance.RUCA SA CH
,4 10 11 11
,adj. (Rucas, ) Fond,
fool ishly fond of any one ; arrogant.R UCA SA CHD
,s. f. ind. (R ucasach
, ) Afondl ing
,habi t of fondl ing. See Rucas .
ROCHA N,4 1 11
,4 11
,_
s. m . The throat“
;a wheez ing or rattl ing i n th e throat .
R OCHA N A CH,4 1 0 11 11
,adj. (Ruchan , )
Wheezing.
R fJCHD,4 , 4 11
,s. m . A grunt ; a belch ,
retch ing ; rum bl ing nonse.
R fJCHD,4 111 11
,R 7
,11. n . (Rfichd, s. )
Grunt, as a saw ; retch ; m ake a rum bl ing
noise.
BUCHBA CH ,4 10 11 11
,adj. (Ruchd, )
G ranting ; retchi ng ; m aking a rum bling
noise .
R i HDA IL,4
,s. f. and p res. part.
Ruchd. A grun ting , as of a sow ; a retch
i ng ; a rum bli ng n oise.
R UD,4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . A thingh m atten,
affair,circum stance ; a sm al l quan ti ty of
any th ing.
RUDA CH,4 1cm z
,adj. (R ud
, ) Concernedi n m any th ings ; oflicious, m eddl i ng.RUDA N , 4 1 11
,- A N , s. m . dzm . of Bud. A
l i ttl e thing .
R GDA N ,4 111 , 4 11
,s. m . A knuckle.
R GDA N A CH,4 1 0 11 11
,adj. K nuckled
hav i ng large knuckles ; si newy, strong
robust .
R UDA N A CH,4 10 11 11
,adj. (Rudan , )
Odd, queer, com i cal ; trifl ing.
RUDH ,s. 771 . Rue, a p lant.RUDHA
,4
,4 11 11 11
,3. m . A po int of land
jutti ng in to the sea, a prom on tory .
R UDHA CH, 4 1 0 11 11,adj. (Rudha, ) A
boundi ng in poi n ts of land or p rom ontori es.
BODR A G , 4 1 0 , 4 11 , s.f: A crab .
R GDHA G A CH ,4 10 11 11, adj. (Rudhag,)
A boundi ng in crabs.
RUDHA N,4 1 11 , 4 11
,s. m . dim . of Rudha.
A l i ttle headland or prom ontory.
R GDHA N , 4 1 11 , 4 11,s. m . A sm al l stack
of corn or p eats.
R GDHA N A CH,4 10 11 11 , adj. (Rudhan , )
A bounding i n sm al l stacks of corn or
p eats.
R UDg R A CH ,4 1C11 , s. m . and
R GDHR A CHA DH ,4 1 1111
,
'
p res. part.
Rudhraich. Searchi ng, act of search
i ng, grop i ng ; act of confusing th ings in
search ing.
R ODHR A ICH,
- 1 11 11 , R 1 , v. a. Searchfor
,
'
grop e con fuse th ings i n search ing.
R UDHR A ICHTE, p ret. p art. R fidh
rai ch .,Searched ; confused or disordered
by search ing.RUG , p ret. v . Beir. .
RUG, 4 , 4 11 11 11 11 , 3. m . A wri nkle ; anold m an
, one hav ing a wri nkl ed face.BUGA CH , 4 1 0 11 11, adj. (R ug, s. )Wrinkled.
R UG A CH, 4 1 c 11 , s. m . (R ug, s. ) A n old
m an .
R U'
G A DH, p ret. p ass. v . Beir.
'VVas born ;was caught or ov ertaken .
RUGA ID, 4 , 4 11 11 , s.f. A long neck .
R U G A IDE A CH, 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (R ugaid,)Hav i ng a l ong neck.
RUG A IR , 4 , 4 11 11, s. . m . A drunkard or
tipp ler ; a bar, latch , or bol t of a door.
RUG A IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (R ugair, )i p l i ng, frequen ting of tav erns. Provin.
RUG A N TA , 4 1 11 1711 , adj. Strong, stout,able. 1
RUG A N TA CHD, s. f. ind. (R uganta,)Stoutness, strength .
R UG HA CH , 4 1m m, adj. (R ughadh,)Bl ushing, causing blushes, apt to blush ;bloom ing, rosy.
BUGHA , A IDH , s. m . A blush ;R UG HA DH bloom , ruddiness of com
p l exion .
RUIBE , 4 10 , 4 11 , s. f: A hair. See
R UIBE A G , R ioba .
RUICE A N , 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . A pustul e or
red p im p l e ; a p im p ly faced person . Pro
vm .
RUIDE A S, 4 13,s.f. A sportive m ood, a
frisking or caperi ng.
R UIDE A SA CH , 4 10 113 , adj. (R uideas,)Sportiv e, p layful .
R UIDHIL ,- 111 11 , and 4 11 1 111 11 , 11 v . a . and
71 . Wind yarn upon a reel . See R ighil, v .
R UIDHIL , 4 , and -E A N , and
CHEA N, s. m . A reel on which yarn is
wound.
R UIDHILE A CH,4 10 11 11 , adj. (R uidh
R UIDHL E A CH,ii,) Hav i ng reels,
l ike areel.
R UIDHIL E A DH, 4 1 11 11 , s. m . and p res.
R UlDHL E ADH , p art. R uidhil.
Winding, act of winding yarn upon a reel .
See also R ighleadh.
RUIDHL E A N ,4 111
,. A N ; s. m . dim . of
R uidhil. A sm al l reel .
RUIDHTE ,s.f. ind. Gluttony, rev elry
RUIDHTE A R ,-m
,-AH
,s. m . (R uidhte
and Fear, ) A glutton , a riotous liver.
RUIDHTE A R A CH,4 10 1111, adj. (R uidh
tear, ) Gluttonous, given to re velry .
RUN 482
confident, trusty, trust-worthy ; dark, m ys
terious.
BONA GH ,4 10 11 , 3. m . (Rum ) A belov ed
person ; a confidant.RHN A CHA DH,
4 111 11,s. m . and pres.
part. v . Runaich. Incl ini ng, ac t or state ofincli n ing
,or wishing ; act of design ing,
p urposing or i n tending.RI) N A G , 4 1a, 4 11 , s.f: (Rum) A belov edwom an .
RON A ICH , 4 11 11 , 11 v . a. and n . (Rum )Incl ine,wish ; resolve, purpose.R fiN A ICHTE , pret. p art. v . Runaich.
resolv ed, fixed up on .
RnN A IR , 4 ,-EA N , s. m . (R im and Fear, )
A secretary.R ON A IR EA CHD, s. f ind. (Runair,)Oflice of secretary
,secretarysh ip .
RUN - CHLEIR EA CH,4 0 11
,s. m . (Run
and Cléireach,) A secretary.R fiN - CHLEIR E A CHD, s.f. z
'
ad. (Runchléireach,) Office, or business of a secre
R CTN -DIOMHA IR , 4 1 11 , and 4‘
1 1 11'
rsa11 ,
or 4‘
1 11 1 A N - 1110M 11A 1 11 , s. m . (Run and
Diom hair,) A secret p urpose or intentiona m ystery a secret.
RIJN- FOLA ICH,- b1N -F110 LA 10 11 , s. 771 .
(Run and Polach ,) Secret lov e.R fiN -PHAIR TE A CH, 4 1011 11, adj. (Runand . Pairteach,) Com m un icat iv e, ready to
com m unicate ; com m un icabl e ; apt to re
v eal secrets.
RON -PHA IR TEA CH, 4 0 11 , s. m . (Runand Pairteach,) A partaker of a secret orm ystery.
ItfiN -PHAIRTE A CHA DH , 4 111 11,3. m .
and pres. part. v . Run-
phairtich. Com
m unicating, act of com m un icat ing secretsa consulting, act of consul ting togeth er.
R fl N -PHAIRTICH , 4 11 11, 11 v . a. (Runand . Pairtich. Com m un icate or d isclosesecrets ; del iberate, consul t together.
RON -PHAIR TICHTE , adj. and p ret.
part. v . Run-phairtich. Com m un icated,d isclosed.
R ON - BA ITE , 4 1 11 , and
s. f: (Run and Béidh , ) A resol ution, asol em n v ow. Provin.
R fJR A ICH, 4 11 11 , 11 v. a. See Rudhraich.
R G SA L , 4 1 11 11 , and - SLA IDH, 11 v . a.
Search ; t urn over th ings in searching ;scratch , scrape .
ROSG , 4 31 50 , 4 11 , s. 771. A n external cov ering, a rind, skin , or
' husk ; the bark of atree ; a fleece of wool.
RHSG A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Rusg,) Hav ing
a‘
cov eri ng, as a rind, skin or husk ; fleecy ;
fleecing, that fleeces, p eels or takes off thecov ering or husk.
R USG ADH, 4 1 1111, s. m . and p res. part. a.
Ruisg. Peeling, act of p eel ing, fl eecing,taking off the bark or any cov eri ng ; discovering, act of discov ering, d isclosing or
rev eal ing .‘ R z
‘
ugadh cléibh,’
ROSG A IR , 4 , s. m . (Rusg'
and
Fear,) A strong clum sy fellow. Provin .
R fiSG A IR E A CHD,s.f. C lum sy strength .
RfiSG A N , 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. m . dim . of Rnsg.
A ny l i ttle or th i n cov eri ng as a ri nd or
h usk ; a l i ttle fleece ; a circular dish m adeof roots, used to m easure m eal, &c. a boatm ade of bark.
RUSL ADH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and pres. pare. v .
Busal . A search ing, act of search ing or
ov erturning th ings in search ing ; a scrapi ng, act of scrap ing or scratch ing.
RUSTAN, 4 1 11,4 11
,s. m ; A l um p ; a
h i l lock.
R IBTA , 4 , 4 11 , and - A ICHE AN,s. m . A
ram ; a ridgl ing.R fiTA N , 4 111 , 4 11 , s. m . dim . of Rate .
. A l i ttle ram or ridgl ing ; the horn of a
roe- buck.
RUTA CHD, ind. (Ruta,) Rutting.
RUTHA , 4 0 11 11 11,3. m . See Rudha.
RUTHA CH ,4 10 11 11
,adj. See R udhach.
RUTHADH,
‘
4 1D11, s. 771 . See Rugh
adh.
RUTHA R ACH,4 10 11 11 ,
,
adj. Quarrelsom e .
R UTHA R A CHD,s. f. ind. Quarrel
sam eness.
S,s,th e fifteenth letter of the Gael ic alpha
bet,nam ed Sai l ’ or Suil
,
’ the willowtree. I t has two sounds, the first l ike shi n sheet
,when i t is preceded or fol lowed by
e or i, whether im m ediatel y or with a
l ingual i n terv en ing, as bris,’
break; sir,
’
seek,
‘ faisg,’
squeez e sion,
’a blast. In
ev ery other si tuat ion i t sounds l ike 3 in
sal t, sai l, sack, 81 0. Butwhen im m ediate
ly followed by h, there is only an asp irated
art iculation , as A shui l,’
p ron. A huil,
’
his eye. Sh,when fol lowed by either of
the l iquids l,n, are nearl y quiescent, hav
i ng only a sl igh t asp irated sound, as,
483
‘shnam h,
’
swam . S,when preceded by
the letter t with a hyphen , is quiescent, as
A n t- sluaigh,’
ofthe p eople.
’8, contr. for A gus
,which see.
’S, contr. for Is, v. which see.
’S,contr. for A nns, prep . which see.
S’,contr. for So, pron . which see.
S’, contr. for Sa, _
and Se,Thu Thus’, i. e.
Thu-se . M i, Misc, i. e. M i-se. Iad,
Iads’
,i. e. Iad-sa.
SA, (i. e. So
, pron . ) A n em phat ic adjection,used with p ersonal and possessiv e pronounsand v erbs, and som etim es changing i nto se,when preceded by a sm all v owel . ‘M i ,M i- se ; Thu , Thu- 3a ; E,
E -sa ; 1 , I-se ;
lad, Iad- sa ; Mo cheann- sa ; Tigh m.
athar- sa’
. The personal pronoun Sinn,
’
we,and its corresponding possessiv e pro
noun A r,
’
our, i nstead of Se,’
or‘ Se
,
’
take Na’
and Ne’ as do also v erbs i nthe first person p l ural . 83 and Se are
also often changed i nto San, wh ich see.
contr. for A nna a’
,i. e. A nns
, pref.and a
’
,art. In the.
’
SA ,contr. for A nns, p rep . andA
, pass. p ron.
wh ich see.
SA,im pr. for So, p ron .
SABA ID,4
,s. f. The sabbath .
SABA ID,4
,4 11 11
,s. f. A brawl
,a
quarrel , a figh t.
SA BA IDE A CH,4 10 11 11
,adj. (Sabaid, )
Brawling, quarrelsom e, giv en to fightingor stri fe.
SABA IDE A CH,. 4 1 0 11 13
,adj. (sabaid, )
Sabbatical , of or belonging to the sabbath .
SAEH ,sam e
,4 11
,s. m . Ointm en t
, salve.See Sém h.
SABH , 521 1 1111 , 4 11 , s. m A saw.
SA EH, 4 1 1311 , 4 11,s. f Sorrel .
SAEH, 4 1 11 11 , s11 v. a. Saw, cut with a
saw.
SABHA CH,4 1011 E , adj. (saw) Of or
belonging to saws.
SABHA CH, 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (Sahh , ) Of orbelonging to healing ointm en ts or sal ves.
SABBA GH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Sabhadh, )A boundi ng in sorrel, l ike sorrel .
SABHA DA IR ,- E ,
- EA N , s. m . (Sabhadhand Fear, ) A sawyer.
SA BHADA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind . (Sabhadair, ) The occupati on of a sawyer.
SABHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , s. m . and p res. part. v.
Sz‘
ibh. Sawing, act of sawing.
SABHA DH, 4 1 11 11,3. m . Sorrel .
SABHA IL , 4 11 11, and 4 1 4 1 11 11
,511 v . a.
Sav e, rescue ; spare ; protect, defend.
SABHA ILTE , adj. and p ret. p art. v .
SAC
Sdbhail.‘ Safe sav ed, rescued ; spared ;
protected, defended.
ABHA IL TE A CH,- r1cus , adj. (Sébhail,
v . ) Sav i ng, rescuing ; spari ng ; protecting,defendi ng ; frugal, econom ical .
SABHA ILTE A CHD, s.f. ind. (sesam e)Securi ty, safety.
SABHA IL ICH,- 11 ,
-E A N , s. m . (Szibhail, )A preserv er, one who saves or rescues an
econom ist, a frugal p erson .
SAHBA L,-A lL,
-A N , and Saibhlesn , s. m .
A barn .
SA BHAL A CH,qu eue , adj. (Sahbal,) Of,
or belonging to barns.
SABHA L ADH,-A IDH, s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Szibhail Sav ing, act of sav i ng,rescuing, protecting or defendi ng.
SABHA N,-A IN ,
- A N , s. m . dim . of sash .
A l i ttl e saw.
SA EHB,-A ,
- A N , s. m . A l ie, a table.
Provin .
SABHDA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Sabhd, ) Ly
i ng, fabulous, Provin.
SA BHDA G , 4 1 16 ,- AH, s.f: dim . of Sabhd.
A l i ttle l ie,a fib . Provin.
SA BHDA G A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Sabhdag,)Tell ing l i ttle l i es.
SA BHDA IR ,- E ,
-E A N ,s. m . (Sabhd and
Fear, ) A l iar, fabulist, fool ish talker.
SA BHDA IR E A CHD,
A habit of lying ; l ies, fool ish talk.
SA BHS, sem ass ,-A N , s. m . Sauce of any
kind.
SABHSA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Sabhs,) Of,
or belonging to sauces abounding in fish
soup .
SA BHSA CHA DH,- A 1 11H, s. m . and p res.
part. v . Sabhsaich. Season ing, act of sea
soning with sauce.
SABHSA ICH,- 1 11 11 , 5 11 v . a. (Sabhs, )
Season‘
with sauce.
SABHSA ICHTE , pret. part. v . Sabhsaich.
Seasoned with sauce.
SABHSA IR ,-E ,
-EA N , s. m . A sausage .
SA C , sexc ,- A N , s. m . A sack or bag ; a
burden, a load, a horse load.
SA C ,- A IDH,
‘
SH v . a. (Sac, See Sac~
aich .
SA CA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Sac,) Hav ing
sacks or bags, hav ing m any sacks ; like a
sack or bag ; carrying a load or burden .
A CA CHA DH,-A IDH, s. m . and pres.
SA CA DH, part. v . Sacaich.
Loading, act of laying on a burden act of
pressing i nto a bag.
SA CA ICH,- 111 11 , 311 v. a. ( Sac , Load,
lay on a burden as on a horse ; press i n to
a bag or sack.
SA C 484
SA CA ICHTE , pret. part. 13. ' Sacaich.
Loaded pressed i n to a bag.
SA CA lL ,- E , adj. (Sac,) L ike a sack or
bag ; that loads or presses by weight,h eavy
,burdensom e.
SA CA N,-AIN
,- A N, s. m . dzm . of Sac . A
l i ttl e sack or bag ; a littl e load or burden
a trifl i ng, unmannerly im pudent fellow.
SA CANTA,
-A IN TE , adj. (Sac,) L ike a
bag or sack ; corp ulen t, squat ; trifl i ng,im puden t.
SA CA N TA CHD, s. f. (Sacanta,)Corpulency, squatness imp udence.
SA C E UDA CH,-A rc 11 , s. m . (Sac and
Endach, ) Sackcloth.
SA CHO,-A ICHC , - A N
,11.
'
m . A
SA CHD, ind. See Sac .
SA CHDA CHADH,
part. v . Sacaich. See Sacachadh.
SA CHA SA N ,- A 1 11,
- A H, s. m . A sand- eel.SA CHA SA N A CH, (Sachasan, )Of
,or belonging to sand- eels.
SA CHDA ICH,- 11111 , s11 v. a. See Sacaich.
SA C R A IDH,-E, s, il and coll. (Sac,
SA C R A IG H, Baggage. l uggage.SAC R A MA ID,
- E ,-EA N
,s. f.
SAC R AMA IN D, } sacram ent.
SA C - SHR'
A THA IR,
- THR A C 11,and - E
,
- E A N, (Sac and Srathair, ) A pack- saddle.
SAD,-A ID, s. 711 . Sm al l dust shaken out of
any th ing by strik ing or beat ing ; a sm artblow ; d isl ike, av ersion .
SAD,-A ID, s11 v . a . (Sad, Shake or
brush offdust ; beat, thum p .
BA DA GH, 4 1 1 0 11 11 , s.f. (Sad, Meal-dusto r m i l l- dust sm al l dri z z l i ng rai n .
SA DA CH,- A rc 111s, adj. (Sad, s. ) o r, or
belonging to sm al l‘
dust causing disl ike,av ersion or nausea.
SADA DH,211 1 111
5 3. 711 . and pres. part. v .
Sad. Biushing, act of brushing ofi’dust
by strik ing ; beating, act of beati ng or
thum p i ng.SADA ICH ,
is, s. f.
'
(Sad, v . )'
A
brush, any th ing to strike or brush offdust .SA DA CHA DH,
-An111 , s. 911 . and p res.
p art. v . Sadaich . See Sadadh.
SADA ICHTE . pret. p art. v . Sadaich .
Dusted, brushed.
SADA N A CH,
- A ICHE, adj. s. m . Provin .
See Soideanach.
SAD BHUIL L E ,-EA N
,s. f. (Sad and
Buil le,) A sm art stroke or th um p.SAD BHUIL LE A CH, 4 110 11 11 . adj. G iv
ing sm art blows or thum p s.SA G A R T,
-AH, s. m . A'
priest.
SA G A R TACH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. (Sagart;) SeeSagartail.
SA I
SA G A R TA CHD, s. f. ind. (Segart,)Priesthood.
SA G A R TA IL , 4 , adj. (Sagart,) PrieStl ike, priestly.
SA IDE A LA CH, 11 , s. m . A bashSA IDE
'
A L TA CH ,
ish fel low ; a lazy or i ndolent person .
S'
A IDE A L A CH,
SA IDE A LTA,4 m m
,
SA IDE A LTA CH, 4 1 0 1111 ,
l ent,"lazy easi ly im posed upon, sim p le.
SA ID S. m and fSA ID (Sa1dealach,)SA ID Bashful
'
ness,sheep ishness indolence
,laziness ; si l l iness.
SA IDH , 4 ,4 1 m, s.f. A ny uprigh t beain ;
the prow of a sh ip or boat ; the handle of
any i nstrum ent ; the part of any bladethat is i nserted i n to the handle.
SA IDHE , s. m . incl. 1. e; Feur- saidhe,’
Hay.
SA IDHE ADA IR , 4 , 4 11 11, 3.m . (Saidhe,)A m ower.
SA IDSE , 4 11 11 , s.f: The sound of a'falling
body.SA IDSE A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Saidse, )Making a noise, as a fal l i ng body.
SA IDSE A CH,- 1 0 11 , s.f. A beggar’s m an
tl e. Provin .
SA IG E A N , 4 111, 4 11,s. m . A l i ttl e, stout,
corpulen t m an .
SA IG EA N A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Saigean,)A IG E A N TA , 4 m m , Short and cor
pulent.
SA IG E A N TA CHD, s.f. ind. ( Saigeanta,)Corpulency and shortness of stature.SA I GH , 4 ,
- EA N , s. f. A fem al e dog.
SA IG HDE A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Saighead,)A rrowy, l ike an arrow ; furn ished with
. arrows.
SA IG HDE ADH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and p res.
p art. v . Saighead. Darting, act of darting
forward, as an'
arrow.
SA IG HDE A R , 4 1 11 , 4 11, s. m . (Saighead
and Fear,)'
A n archer ; a soldier ; a brav em an , an activ e m ettlesom e fel low.
SA IG HDEA R A CH ,4 10 11 11, adj. (Saigh
dear, ) Of, or belonging to archers or sol
diers. See Saighdeireil.
SA IG HDE A R A CHD, s.f. ind. (Saighdear,) Soldi ership ,
’
profession of a soldier ;brav ery ; agi l i ty, act i v i ty.
SA IG HDE IR E IL ,4 , adj. (Saighdear,)
Soldi er- like, brav e.SA IG HEA D, SA IG HDE , 4 11 11 1111 11, 3.f A n
arrow, a dart.
SA IG HEA D, 4 11 11111 11 , s11 v . rt. Dartforward, as an arrow.
SA L 486
SA L A CHA R , 4 1 11,4 11, s. m . (Saim h,)
Fi lth,filthiness, nasti ness, im puri ty .
SA L A ICH,- 1 11 11 , s11 11. a. (Salach,) De
file, pol lute,sully, con tam i nate.SA LA ICHTE , pret. part. v . Salaich. Defiled, po l l uted, soi led, con tam i nated.
SA L A IN N E A CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. ( Salann,)A bounding in sal t ; sal t ing, com m unicat i ng a sal t taste.
SA LA IN N E A CHADH, 4 1 11 11,s. m . and
p res. part. v . Salainnich. Sal ting, act of
sal t ing.SA L A IN N ICH,
- 1 11 11,s1r v. a. (Salann ,)
Sal t,cure or season wi th salt.
SA L A IN N ICHTE , pret. part. v . Salainn
i ch . Cured or seasoned with sal t.
SA L A'
N N , 4 1 11 11, 3. 711 . Sal t.
SA L AN NA N , 4 1 11 , 4 11, s. m . A sal t pit
or pool .SA L CHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and p res.
part. v . Salaich. See Salachadh .
SAL LDA IR ,. 4 ,
-DR A ICHE A N , s. f. A
chalder, a Scotch m easure of sixteen bol ls.
SA LM, SA ILM , s. f. A psalm .
SA LMA CH , 4 10 11 11, adj. (Salm , ) Singing
psalm s, abounding i n p salm s or psalm
t unes.
SA LMA DA IR , 4 , s. m . (Salm
and Fear, ) A psalm ist ; a songster ; a
p salm book or p sal ter.
SA LMADA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (5 1 1
SA LMA IR E A CHD,m adair,)
Psalm si nging.
SA LMA IR ,4 , 4 11 11, s.m . (Salm and Fear, )
See Salm adair.
SA LTA I R, 4 11 1 111 11 , sn a . and 71.
Tread, tram p le ; tread, walk.
SA LTA IRT, s. f. and p res.
SA LTR A CHA DH,s. rm } part. v . Sal t
air. Treadi ng, ac t of tread ing or tram pl i ng
, act of treading or walking.
SA L TR A ICHTE , pret. p art. v . Saltraich.
Trodden under foot .SAMH , 4 1 111 11 , 4 11 , s. m . The suffocat ing
sm el l occasi oned by excessiv e heat or closeness of air i n a room .
SAMH , 4 1111 11 , 4 11, s. m . A clownish or
rusti c p erson .
SAMH , 4 1111 11 , 3. 771 . See Sdim h.
SA MH , 4 1 11 11 , 4 11 , s. m . The seed- bearing
part of sorrel .SAMBA CH , 4 1 0 11 11, adj. (Sam h, ) Rust ic,clownish .
SAMHA CH, 4 10 11 E , adj. Quiet, sti ll,
calm , serene peaceful, undisturbed, at
rest si l en t ; m i ld, p l easant ; p eaceable,
p eacefully dispos ed.
SAMBA CH , 4 10 11 , 4 10 11 111 11 , 3. f. A
SAM
wooden haft or handle of any instrum ent,as an axe or ham m er.
SAMHA DH, 4 111 11 , 3. m . Sorrel .SAMHA IL , adj. See Sam huil.SAMHA IN N , SAMHN A , s. f See Sam hum n .
SAMHA IR CE A N , 4 111, 4 11 , s.m . ( Samhradh ,) A prim rose.
SAMHA L TA N , 4 111 , 4 11 , s. m . (Sam huil, ) A n em blem .
SAMHA L TA N A CH , 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Sam hal tan
, ) Em blem atical, hav ing em blem s.
SAMHA N, 4 1 11, s. m . Savin u bush.
SAMH-A N -A ITHR E A CH, 4 11 0 11,3. m .
(Sam h, A n, art. and A ithreach,) Punishm en t ; a sore produced by rubbing off theskin
"
m one’3 sleep .
SA MHCHA IR ,- 11 , s. f. (Sam h ,) Quiet
ness, t1 anqu lll1ty, repose, rest, ease.SAMHCH A l R E A CH ,
chair, ) Quiet, tranqui l, p eaceful, undisturbed.
SAMHCHA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Sam hchaireach See Sam hchair.
S AMHL A CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (Sam hladh, )L ikening, com pari ng em blem atical, typi
cal ; ghostly, spec tl al.
SAMH L A CH ADH ,- A I11 11 , s. m . and
SAMHLUCHADH, p res. p art. v . Sam h
laich . Com pari ng, act of com pari ng or
l ikening ; a com parison , a sim i le.SAMHL A CHA S
,- A IS, s.
'
m . (Sam hladh, )A l ikeness, com parison, sam p le, pattern .
SAMHL A C HD , s. f. ind. (Sam hladh, )Com parabil i ty, state of being com parable.
SA MHLA DH,4 1 11 11 ,
- EA N , s. m . A n ap
pearance, form , resem blance, l ikeness ; anappari t ion, sp ectre, ghost ; a prov erb , a
bye-word ; a pat tern , a copy ; an exam
ple.
SAMHL A ICH,- 11111 , sn v. a. (Sam h
SAMHLUICH , } ladh,) Com pare, l iken .
SAMHL A ICHTE , pret. part. v . Sam h ~
SAMHLUICHTE , } laich . L ikened,com pared .
SAMHN A 'G , 4 xc , 4 11, s. f. (Sam huinn ,)A hon- fire kindled on hal low- ev e.
SAME NA GA CH ,- 11 1 0 11 12, adj. (Sam hnag,)
Hav i ng m any hon -fires, blaz ing with bonu
fires on hal low- ev e.
SAMHN A CHA N , 4 1 11,- A N , s. m . A
SAMHN A N , E ri ver trout of a
large si ze. Provin .
SAMHR A CH, 4 1 C 11 E,
SAMHR A CHA IL,4 5 } Sum m er- l ike,
of, or belonging to the sum m er.
SAMHR A DH, 4 1 11 11 , 43211 11,
'
s. m . (sam h
SAM 487
and Trath,) Sum m er, th e sum m er sea
son.
SAMHR A IL , 4 , adj. (Sam hradh,) SeeSam hrach and Sam hrachail
SAMHUIL , 4 1 11 1 4 ,- EA N
, s. m . A l ikeness,im age or copy.
SAMHUILT, - 11, 4 111 11 , s. f. (Sam huil,)Mac sam huilt,
’lit. Son of the im age
,a
precise resem blance.SAMHUIN N , SAMHN A , and SAMHN ADH,
(Sdim h and fl i ng ) Hal low- tide, halim ass,
the feast of A ll- souls, or first of Nov ember.
SAMPL A IR, -r:,-EA N , s. m . A copy,
pat tern .
SAMPUL L,
UILL , 4 11,
'
s. m . Ball-sam
p uill.’
A n object of exam p le.’SAN , contr. for A nne, p rep . and A n
,which
see.
SA N , em ph. A n em phat i c adjection : E,
’
he. E - san,’lit. h e there, 810. See Sa and
Sin .
ANA S,
4 13,4 11
, s. m . A whisper, a
ANUS, } warn ing ; a h in t ; a secre t ; a
greeting or sal utat ion knowledge, science.
SA N A SA GH , 4 10 11 2 , adj. (Sanas, ) Warning, giv i ng h in ts or cautions.SA NNT, 4 1 11111
,and 4 , s. m . Incl ination,
desire ; cov etousness, avarice, greed.
SA N N TA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Sannt,) Desirous, keenly desirous ; cov etous, greedy.
SA N N TA CHADH, 4 111 11 , s. m . and p res.
part. v . Sanntaich. Cov eting, act of cov etm g.
SA N N TA CHD, 3. fl ind. (Sanntach,)Cov etousness.
SA N N TA ICH,
- 1 1111 , s11 v . a. (Sannt,)Cov et, desire, l ust after.
SA N N TA ICHTE , pret. part. v . Sannt
ai ch . Cov eted, desired after.
SAOBH, 4 0 11111 , s. m . D issim ulation,hypoc risy.
SA O EH,4 , and -A OIBHE , adj. Silly
,fool
'
ish,wrong ; m ad ; erroneous ; unfortu
nate ; dim , bl ind.
SA OBH, 4 1 11 1 1 , s11 v . a. (Saohlci, adj. )Turn aside 01
3away, m islead ; infatuate ;
go aside, go wrong ; dissem ble, prevari
SA OBHADH, 4 111 11 , 3. m . and p res. part.
v Saobh. Turn ing aside,act of turn ing
aside or m isleading ; i nfatuati ng, act ofinfatuating
,i nfatuat ion state of becom ing
si ll y ; act of going wrong ; dissem bling,act of dissem bl ing or p revari cat ing ; anim precat ion .
SA OBHA IDH,
'
- 11, s. j: The den ofa wi ld beast ; the l i tter and den of a fox.
SAO
SA OBH s.f: (Saobh,adj. and Cainnt
, ) Fool ish talk, prattfe.
SA OBH - CHA IN N TE A CH,4 10 11 11, adj.
(Saobh and Cainnt,) Prattling, talk ingfool ishly, fond of idl e or fool ish talk.
SA OBH- CHIA LL, 4 1 1 4 , s. f. (Saobh
and C ial l, ) Nonsense .SA OBH- CH IA LLA CH, 4 1 0 1 1 13, my.
(Saobh- chiall, ) Nonsensical.SA OBH—CHO I RE, 4 11 11, and 4 11 0 11 11 11
,
3. m . (Saobh and Coire, ) A whirlpool .SA OBH- CHRABHA CH
,«4 10 11 173, adj.
(Saobh and C rabhach, ) Superstitions.
SA OBH- CHRABHADH,- A m H,
- E A N ,
(Saobh and Crabhadh,) Superst i tion , falsedev ot ion ; h ypocrisy.
SA OBH-CHR E IDIMH, 4 , s. m . (Saobhand Creidim h,) Sup erst i tion ; heterodoxy,heresy .
SA OBH- CHR E IDMHE A CH,4 10 11 13
,
adj. (Saobh-chreidim h,) Superstitions,h eterodox, heretical .
SA OBH- CHR E IDMHE A CH,- 1 0 11, s.m .
(Saobh- chreidim h,) A superst i tions per
son a holder of heterodoxy or heresy.SA OBH- FHAIDH, 4 1,
. n u , s. m . (Saobhand Faidh
, ) A false prophet .SA OBH- FHAIDHE A CHD , s. f. ind.
( Saobh-fhaidh, ) False prophecy.
SA OBH - G HLOR , 61 11 , s. m . (Saobh and
G lbir, ) Vai n -glory. See Saobh- chainnt.
SA OBH- G HLOR A CH, adj.
(Saobh-
ghldr,) Vai n - glorious. See Saobhchainnteach.
SA OBH-MHIA N N , 4 ,4 11
,s. m . (Saobh,
adj. and M ianu, ) A fool ish or vain desire ;a dishonest or i n i qui tous wish ; a falseappet ite.
SA OBH-MHIA N N A CH, 4 1 0 1111, adj.
(Saobh- m hiann , ) Desiring v ai n th ings ;hav i ng i n i qui tous wishes or desires ; havi ng a false app et ite.
SA OBH-N OS, - 61 3, -AN , (Saobh and N 69 ,)A bad habit ; bad breeding ; anger, indignat ion .
SA OBH-N OSA CH,4 1 0HE , adj. ( Saehb
nds, ) Hav i ng had or v i c ious habits ; un
m annerly angry, m orose, p eev i sh .
SA OBH- SG E UL , 4 6m , s.f: (Saehb andSgeul, ) A n idle tal e ; a rom ance or fic ~
tion .
SA OBH- SG E UL A CH, 4 1 0 11 11 , adj.
(Saobh- sgeul,) Tell ing idl e tales or ro
m ances.
SA OBH- SG EULA CHD,-A N, s.f: (Saobh
and Sgeul, ) A n idle tale or fiction a
tel l ing of idl e tales.SA OBH' SG EULA ICH,
“ I ,“ BAN , S. 7731.
SA O 488
(Saobh- agenl,) A tell er of idle or fictionstales.
SA OBH- SG R IOBHADH,
‘
4 1 11 11 ,
s. m . (Saobh and Sgriobhadh,) Bad wri t ~
i ng ; a l i be l .
SA OBH SG R IOBHA IR ,- E , ,m x,
5. m . (Saehb - sgriobhadh and Fear,) A
l ibeller.
SAOBH- SHE A DH,4 , 4 11, s. m . (Saobh
and Seadh,) Equiv ocat ion .
SA C E R - SHE ADHA CH,-A ICHE, adj.
(Saobh- sheadh, ) Equiv ocal .
SA OBH- SHRUTH , 4 , 4 11, (Saobh and
Sruth, ) A n eddy
,an eddying t ide.
SA OBH- SHRUTHA CH, 4 1 011 1 , adj.
(Saobh- shruth,) A bounding in eddying
t ides.
SA OBH- SMA OIN , 4 , 4 1 11 11 11, s.
SAOBH- SMUA IN , } (Saobhand Sm aoin
or Sm uain,) A v ai n or fool ish thought ; awicked or
’
dishonest though t ; a whim ; a
false concep tion or idea.
SAOB, 4 0 1 11 , s. m . Care, attent ion a state
or condi t ion ; hope, expectation ; a track
o rjourney.SA ODA CH, 4 1 0 11 3 , adj. Careful ,atten tiv e ; in good co ndi t ion , i n good
heal th .
SA ODA CHADH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and pres.
p art. v . Saodaich. Driv i ng, act of driv i ng
cattle to_ pasture, or to a resting p lace for
th e n igh t.
SAODA ICH,- 1 11 11 , s11 v . a. Driv e cat tl e
or flocks to pasture , ‘
or to a resti ng p lace
for the n igh t ; tend, take care of.
SA ODA ICHTE , p ret. part. v . Sandsieb .
Dri ven to pasture, or to a resti ng p lace for
the n ight, as of cattle or flocks ; tended,taken care of.
SA ODMHOR , 4 1 11 11 , adj. (Saod andMdr,)I n goo d condi t ion , in good heal th ; prosperous, successful .
SA O G HA L , 4 11,s. m . A world, the
world ; an age or generat ion ; l i fe or l i fet im e ; m eans, weal th , substance , riches ;busin ess of l i fe, occupat ion , pursuits.
SA O G HA LA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. (Saoghal,)Worldly, of the world long- l iv ed.
SA O G HA L A CHD , s. f. ind. (Saoghalach
, ) Long- li fe, longev i ty. See Saoghaltachd.
SA O G HA LA N , 4 111 , s. m . (Saoghal,) A n
old m an .
SA O G HA LTA , adj. (SaoghSA O GHA LTA CH, 4 10 11 115 } al,) Worldly, of the world ; dev oted to the world,cov etous ; im p ious, ungodly.
SAOG HA LTACHD, s. f. ind. (Saogh
alta,) A l ove of worldl y th ings or a con
form i ty to the ways of the world .
SA O I, 4 , s. m . A good, worthy;SA O IDH
, or deserv ing person ; a righte
ous m an ; a generous, brave or m agnanim ons m an a warri or ; a learned m an .
A O I, adj. Good, worth y, desvervA OIDH
,. e, } i ng generous, brave, m ag
nanim ous ; godly, p i ous.
SA O IBH, 4 , adj. Foo l ish , senseless ; peev ish
,m orose.
SA O IBH- CHL E A SA CHD, 4 11 , s. j:
(Saobh and Cleasachd,) Buffoonery.
SA O IBHIR , 4 , and 4 11 11 11, adj. R i ch,
weal th y.SA O IBHN E A CH, 4 1011 11, adj. (Saoibh,)See Saoibh, adj.
SA OIBHN E A S,- 1:1 s, s. m . (Saobh and
A oibhneas, ) Dulness, heav i ness, so rl ow.
SAO IBHN E A SA CH,
neas, ) Causi ng dul ness, heav i ness or
sorrow.
SA O IBH RE A CHADH , 4 1 1111 , 3. m . and
pres. part. v. Saoibhrich. Enrich ing , act of
m aking ri ch ; prospering, state of prosper
i ng, prosperi ty.SA O IBHR E A S, - E IS
, (Saoibhir,) Weal th,opulence, affluence ; prosperi ty, success.
SAOIBHR ICH,- 111 11 , sn v . a. and n.
(Sao ibhir, ) Enrich , m ake rich ; prosp er.
See So irbhich.
SA O IBHR ICHTE , pret. part. v . Saoibh
ri ch . Enri ched, m ade r ich .
SA O lDHE A N , 4 1 11 , 4 11, s. m . The coal
fish i n its second, th ird and fourth year.
Prov in . Scot. Seth , Sai th .
SA OIDHE A N A CH , 4 10 11 1 ; adj. Aboundi ng in coal fish.
SA Q IL ,- 11 , 4 1111, 3.f. A sea] ; th e im pres
sion of a seal ; any m ark or im pressi on ; a
resem blance, l ikeness.
SA O IL ,4 11 11, s11 v . a. (Saoil,) Seal , m ark
with a seal m ark, bestow a m ark .
SA Q IL, - 1 11 11 , s11 71 . Think, suppose,im agi ne. s
SA O ILE A CHDAIN N , 4 , 4 11 11 , s. m .
and pres. part. v. Saoil. A supposi ti on .
Provin .
SA O ILN E A S, 4 19, 4 11, s. 771 An
SA O ILTIN N EA S, op i n ion , supposit ion .
SA O ILE ADH, 4 1 11 11 , s. m . and p res. p art.
v . Saoil. Seal ing, act of seal ing, m arkingwith a seal , bestowi ng a m ark.
A O IL SIN N ,
%4 , s.f. and pres. part. v.
A O ILTIN N ,Saol i . Thinking, act of
th inking, supposing or im agin ing.
SA O IL TE , pret. part. 0 . Saoil. Sealed,m arked with a seal.
SAR 490
act of rescuing v iol entl y or i l legal l y ; op .
pression , v iolen ce.
SA R A CHA IL ,4 ,
adj. (Sdrachadh, )O ppressi ng, using v iolence ; harassing,fat iguing, wearying wronging, injur
i ng,that i njures ; wearisom e, burden
som e.SAR ADH , 4 11311 , 4 11 11 , s. m . (Seir,A n arrestm en t for debt, 3 distrain i ng ; an
obstacle,opposi tion or im p edim ent .
SARA ICH ,- IDH, SE v . a. (Sér, Op
p ress, distress, use v iolence ; harass, weary,fatigue, v ex, troubl e ; wrong, injure, deal
unjustl y wi th one ; rescue v iolentl y, or
i l legal l y.
SAR A ICHE ,s. m . (Sarai ch , v . ) A n
oppressor ; one who harasses, wearies,fatigues or troubles ; one who wrongs or
injures ; one who rescues v i olen tly.
SAR A ICHTE , pret. part. v . Sa‘
iraich.
SARUICHTE , } Oppressed ; wronged,i njured ; harassed, weari ed, fatigued, v exed,troubled ; rescued v i olen tly .
SAR DA IL , 4 ,4 11 11
,s. f. A sprat.
SAR -DHOCHA R ,-A 1a, o A N , s. m . (sar,
p ref. and Docbar,) Excessive hurt.SAR - DHUIN E , 4 0 1 11 11, 3. m .
‘
(sar, pref:nd Duine, ) See Sar- fh ear.
SAR - FHEA R ,- 1a
,s. m . (Sar, p ref: and
Fear, ) A n excellent m an .
SAR - FHIOS,
-A, s. m . (sar, p ref. and
Fios, ) A certain knowledge.
SAR - FHIOSR A CH,
4 110a , adj. (sar,p ref. and Fiosrach, ) Hav ing com p lete or
p erfect knowledge.
SAR -MHA IS, 4 , s. f (Sir, pref: and
Mais, ) Exceedi ng beauty or handsom eness.
SAR -MHA ISE A CH, 4 1 0 11 12, adj. (Stirand Maiseach
, ) Exceedi ngly beautiful .SAIL MHA ITH,
adj. (saw, pref. and
Maith, ) Exceed ingly good . See Maith.
SA RUCHA DH,4 1 1311
,3. m . and pres.
part. v . Séruich. See Sérachadh.
SAR UICH,- 1n11
,SE v. a. See Sziraich.
SARUICHTE , pret. p art. v. Sarai ch . SeeSz
‘
z raichte.
SA R -OMHA L , adj. (sawand lim bal, ) Very obedient, v ery subm issive.
SAS, -A1s, s. m . Straits,difiiculties
,adver
sity ; confinem en t, restrai n t ; a hold or
grasp .
SAS, -Axs, - A N , s. m . A n i nstrum en t or engine m eans.
SAS, 4 1 1311 , sm , v . a. (Szis, s. ) L ay holdof, sei z e Upon fix upon, adhere to.
SASA CH,4 1 0 11 1 5 adj. (8155, s. and Sz
‘
isaich,v . ) A pt to grasp , lay hold of or fasten
SBA
upon ; satiating, sat isfying or glutt ingsatiated, glutted.
SASA CHD, s. f. ind. (sasach, A readi
ness to grasp or lay hold of ; an abundance,sat i ety .
SASA CHA DH, 4 1 1311 , 3. m . and p res. part.
v . Saisaich. . Satiat ing, act of satiat ing,fi l l ing, cloying.
SA SA G,4 101, 4 11 , s. f. A rude chair m ade
of twisted straw.
SA SA G A CH,- A ICHE
,adj. (Sasag,) Of or
belonging to straw chairs ; cl um sy, awk
ward corp ulent, th ick set.
SASA ICH ,- 1n11 , sn v . a. ( Seith , s. ) Satis~
fy, fil l ; sat iate, cloy : A lso imp r. for Seis,whi ch see.
SASA ICHTE , pret. part. Seisaich. Se
tisfied, fil led sat iated,sated, cloyed.
SASD A , 4 1 51313, adj.
'
E asy, com fortable,hav i ng peace of m i nd.
SASDA CH, 4 10 11 11, adj. See Saisda.
SASDA CHD, s. f. ind. (Sasda, ) Easin ess
of circum stances, com fort, peace of m i nd,con tentm ent.
SAS-MHOR T,-o1a
'r, s. m . (Sais and
Mort, or Mortadb ,) A m assacre.
SASTA , p ret. p art. v . sas. Fixed, fixed
upo n .
SA SUN N A CH,4 10 11 , 3. 771 . A n Engl ish
m an .
SA SUN N A CH, adj. (Sasunn , ) Of or be
longing to England.
SATH,-AITH
,s. m . Plen ty, great abun
dance ; enough , as of m eat or drink ; a
surfei t .SATH , 4 1 1311 , s1r v . a. Thrust , transfix
push , squeez e .SATHA CH , 4 10 11 11 , adj. ( Sath , s. and v . )Fil l ing, sat iating ; causing sati ety, eat ingto sat i ety ; sat iated, fi ll ed, sat isfied, as
with food or dri nk ; thrust ing, giv ing
thrusts.
SATHADH, 4 1 1311 , 3. m . and p res. part. v .
Séth. A thrust, a push act of thru sting;
push i ng or stabbing.
SA THA CHA DH , 4 11311 , 3. m . and p res.
part. v. Sé thaich. See sasaehadh.
SATHA IR N , 4 , s. f. i. e. D i-sathairn .
A THUIR N , } Saturday.
SB. For m ost words beginn ing with Sb,see
513SBA IR N , 4 , s. f. A n effort, a struggl e,an exert ion of strength ; em ulati on , ri
valry, a struggle ; agony, any v iol en t
pai n of body or m ind ; stress, v iolence,fb rce.
SBAIR N E IL ,-E
,adj. (Sham ) Making
great efforts, struggl ing em ulous, striv i ng,
SBR.
491
con tending ; enduring agony ; causi ng
agony ; laying stress upon any th ing ;usi ng force or strength , difficul t.
SBR O G A IL L , 4 , 4 11 11 , 8. f. The crop of
a bird ; the dewlap of cat tle ; a doubl ech in .
SBR O G A IL L E A CH, 4 10 11 12, adj. (Shrogain, ) Hav i ng a large crop , or large dewlaporc double ch in .
SC. For m ost words beginn ing wi th Sc, seeSg.
SCA IR T, 4 , 4 11 17, 3. f. See Sgairt.
SCOB,4 , 4 11 , See Sgor and Sgorr.
SD . For words beginn ing with Sd, see St.’S E, contr. for Is e. He is, or i t is ; i. e. Is,
v . and E, p ron . Used adv erbial ly i n an
swer to a question Yes, i t is.’N e so e
Is th is h e or i t ? " Se,’
Yes, i t is.SE , pers. pron . m . z . e. E . He .SSSEAB,
4 1 1311 , sn v . a. and 71 . See Siab .
SE A BHA CH,“ Mo ns, adj. Trim , neat.
Provin .
SE A BHA CHA S, 4 1s, s. m . Seabhach.
Trim ness, neatness. Provin .
SEA BHA G , 4 1 0,4 11
, s. m . or f. A
hawk .
SE A BHA G A CH, 4 1 0 11 13, adj. (Seabhag, )A bound ing i n hawks, l ike a hawk.
SE ABHA G A IL , 4,
adj. (Seabhag,)Hawk - l ike, fi erce.
SEA BHA G A IR , s. m . (Seabhag and
Fear, ) A falconer.
S EA BH A G A IR E A CHD, s. f. ind.
(Seabhagair,) Falconry, th e busi ness of afalconer.
SE A BHA ID, 4 , s. jl A n error ; awanderi ng, a going astray.
SE A BHA ID,- IDH,
s11 v. a. (Seabhaid, s. )Wander, go astray ; wander, run hither
and th i ther.
SE A BHA IDE A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Seabh
aid,) wanderi ng, excursiv e ap t to wan
der or go astray.
SE ABHA IDE A CHD,s. f. ind. (Seabh
aideach, ) A wanderi ng, habit of wander
i ng ; an apt'
ness to wander or go astray ;the state of being astray.
SEA BHA S, 4 1 8, 4 11 , s. m . (Seabhaid, )A wanderi ng ; fatigue, wear iness.
SE A BHA SA CH, 4 10 11 11,adj. (Seabhas,)
Wandering, weary, fatigued.
SEA BHA SA CHD, s. f ind. (Seabhasach,)A wanderi ng ; an ap tn ess to go astray ;weariness, fatigue.SR A C
,4 10 11
,s1r v . a; and n . (Scao, adj. )
Wither, cause to wither or fade ; scorch,
SEA
dry, parch with er, becom ewi thered, fade,decay ; waste, decay.
SE A C , 4 , adj. Withered, decayed, shri v elled ; scorched, dri ed, parched; sap less,without substance .
SE A CA CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Scao, ) Witheri ng or causing to wi ther ; ap t to wi ther,withering, fading.
SE A CA CHA DH, 4 11311,3. m . and p res.
p art. v . Seacaich Withering, act of
witheri ng or causm g to wi ther ; state ofwithering or fadi ng ; scorch ing, act or
state of scorchi ng, drying up or parch ingwasting, state of wasting or decaying.
SE A CA CHD, s. f: ind. (Scao, adj. ) Stateof being withered, dri ed up , scorched or
parched.
SE A CADH, s. m . and p res. part. v . Ssec.
See Seacachadh.
SE A CA ICH, 4 1111 , sn v . a. and n . (Seac ,adj. ) Wither, shri vel . See Scao.
SE A CA ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . Seacaich.
Withered, dri ed up, shri vel led, parched,wasted, decayed.
SE A CA N TA , 4 m m , adj. (Seaa,) See Scaoach and Seacaichte.
SE A CA N TA CHD, s. f. ind. (Seacanta,)A p tness to wither. See Seacachd.
SE A CH , 4,4 11 , s. m . A turn , al terna
t ion : used adv erbial ly. Fa seach,’
A lternately, by turns.
SEA CH, adv. Past, gone by, away, aside.
SEA CH, prep . Past, beyond, farther than
m ore than , rather than .
SE A CHA D,adv. By, along, forward,
onward,aside.
SE A CHAD ,4 11> 11 , sn v . a . (Seachad, adv. )
Hoard, lay up .
SE A CHA DA CH, 4 10 11 E , adj. (Seachad,v . ) Hoarding, laying up .
SEA CHA DA CHD, s.
‘
f. ind. (Seachad ~
ach,) A b oarding or laying u p ; a dis
posi tion to b oard or lay up ; frugal i ty,
parsim ony.
SE A CHADA DH, 4 1 1 m, 3. m . and p res.
part. v . Seacbad. Hoarding, act of board
i ng or laying up .
SE A CHA IN ,- 1n11 , and 4 11 11 11 1 1311 , s1i
E A CHA IN N , } v . a. A void, shun ;spare, disp ense wi th, want ; l end. Provin .
SE A CHA IN TE , adj. and p ret. p art. v .
Seachainn . Shunned, av oided ; also com p .
of Seachanta, wh ich see.
SEA CHA IN TEA CH , 4 10 11 , adj. (Sesehu
ainn, ) See Seachan ta and Seacbantach.
SEA GHA N , prep conjoined with pers.
pron . (Seech and Mi,) Beyond m e.
SE A CHA N TA ,4 m m ,
adj. (Seachainn,)
SEA 492
Shunning, av oiding ; to be shunned or
av oided ; shunned,av oided ; unlucky.
SE A CHA N TACH, 4 10 11 13, adj. (Seachan
ta, ) Shunn ing,
'
av oiding.v See Seachanta.
SE A CHA N TA CHD,s. f ind. (Seachant
ach,) A shunn ing or av oidi ng ; unluckin ess, unprop i t iousness.
SE A CHA R A N , 4 1 11 , 4 11 , s. 711 . See
Seachran .
SEA CHD,1 4 1 11 11 , s11 v. a. and a . See
Seac , v .
SE A CHD, adj. Sev en.SE A CHDA MH, adj. (Seachd,) The se
v enth .
SE A CHDAMHuDE UG , adj. (Seachdam hand Deug,) - The sev enteenth .
SE A CH- DEUG,adj. (Seachd and Deug, )
Sev en teen .
SE A CHD -MHiO S, -A ,s. m . (Seachd and
M ios, ) The sev en th m onth, Sep tem ber.
SEA CHD -MHIO SA CH, 4 10 11 , 3 . m .
(Seachd and M ios, ) A ch i ld born i n th esev en th m onth of p regnan cy.
SE A CHD-MH lOSA CH ,adj. Born in
the sev en th m onth of p regnancy.
SE A CHDN A R Sev en m en or wom e n .
SE A CHD-FIL L TE , adj. Seachd
SE A CHD- FILLTE A CH, and Fil i te,)Sev en - fold.
SE A CHD- R E UL TA N , 3. p l. ( Seachd
and Beul , ) The Pleiades.
SE A CHD- SHL ISN E A CH, adj. (Seachd
and Slios, ) Hep tagonal .
SE A CHD- SHL LSN E A CH ,4 10 11 ,
- E A N ,
s.f: (Seachd and Slios,) A h ep tagon .
SE A CHD- SHL ISN E A G , 4 1 6 , 4 11,s.f.
(Seachd and Slios,) See. Seachd- shlisneach,s.
SE A CHDUIN ,4 , 4 A N ,
s.f. (Seachd and
G i na) A week.
SE A CHDUIN E A CH,-EICHE, adj. (Seach
dui11,) Weekly.SEA CH- L ABHA IR ,
-BHR AIDH, 5 11 v n .
(Seach, p rep . and L abhair, ) A l legorize,sp eak al legor icall y .
SEACH- L ABHA IR T, 4 , s. f. and pres.
p art. v . Seach- labhair. Speaking, act of
speaking al legori cal ly.
SEA CH- L ABHR A CH , 4 10 11 12,
adj.
(Seach- labhair,) Speaking al legoricall y .
SE A CH- L ABHR A DH , 4 1 11 11,
- E A N , s.m .
(Seach- labhair,) A n al l egory.
SE A CHL A CH 4 10 11 ,- A 10 11
SE A CHL A O G A CH,4 11 11
, (Seach
and L aogb ,) A heifer that cont i nues bar
ren after being of age to hav e a calf.
SE A CHL A IMH,4 , adj. (Seach and
Lam b ,) Rem ai n ing, that wh ich has been
preserv ed or sav ed.
SE A CHN A C II, 4 1011 11, adj. (Seachainn, )A v oid ing
,sh unning ; avoidable.
SE A CHN ADH, 4 1 1 m , s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Seachainn . A voiding, act of avoidi ng or shunn ing ; l ending, act of lendm g.
SE A CHN A ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . Seach
naich . A v oided, shunned ,l ent.
SE A CHR A IN,
- 1DH, sr1 v . n . (Seachran ,'
s. E rr, go astray, wander.
SEA CHR A N , 4 1 11,- A N
,s. m .
w
A wander
i ng, a going astray ; a transgression .
SE A CHR A N , 4 1 11,s. m . and pres. part.
v . Seachrain . Wanderi ng, act of wanderi ng or going astray.
SE A CH R A N A CH , 4 10 11 11, adj. (Seachran Straying, going astray, wander °ingap t to wander or to go ast1 ay m isl eading,causing to wander o r stray er1 i ng, sin
n ing apt to en or sin ; causing to err or
sin ; wrong, erroneous ; private, not fre
quented.
SE A CHR '
A N A CHD, s.f: ind. (Seachranach State of being astray an ap tness to
stray ; error, a proneness to err or sin .
SE A CHR A N A ICH,- E , (Seach
ran, ) A wanderer, one who strays or is
strayed ; one ap t to go astray ; one thaterrs, a si n ner.
SE A CH - R OD,-em ,
-EA N ,s. m . (Seach
and R dd, ) A bye-way.
SE A CH- RODA CH, 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (Seechi'dd, ) A boundi ng i n bye -ways.
SE A C - THIN N , 4 , 4 31 11 , s. f: (Sese, v .
and Tinn,) A sev ere i l lness ; a consum p
t ion, disease.SE A C -TH IN N E A CH, 4 1 0 11 11 , adj. (Seacthinn
,) Sev erel y indisposed, labouri ng
under a chron ic i llness ; consum ptiv e ;causi ng a sev ere or wast i ng si ckness.
SEAD , 4 , 4 11,s. m .
'
See Seud.
SE A DH, adv. ( Is, v . and E , ) Yet, i t is so,
just so, just as you say ; yea, i ndeed, truly,furtherm ore.
SE ADH, 4 ,4 11 , s. m . Mean i ng, sense
,
p urp ort , im port ; sense,understanding ; a
cause, reason, or p urpose ; esteem , res
pect.
SE A DHA CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Seadh, ) Dis
orcet, sensibl e, prudent ; weighty, im por
tant, hav i ng m uch m eaning ; sagacious
fit, proper ; courteous, of gentle m anners
SE A DHA CHA DH,4 1D11 , s. m . and p res.
part. v. Seadhaiéh. A ct or state of signi
fying, holding forth, showing, im port ing
or m ean ing.
SE A DHA CHA S, 4 1 5, s. m (Seadhach, )Sense, i ntel lect, understanding sagaci ty,
SEA 494
quiet, tranquil ;‘
m i ld, m odest, gentle ;sm al l , sl im , tender.
SEAMHA CHD ,s. f. ind. (Séam h,)
Peacefulness, tranquil l i ty, quietness ; m i ldness, m odesty, gen tleness ; sm al lness,th inness, sl im ness.
SEAMHA IDH,- E , adj. (Séam h,) Slender ;
d iscreet, pruden t.SEAMHA IL , 4 , adj. See Seam h and
Séam haidh.
SEAMHA L A CHD, s.f. ind. (Séam hail,)
\See Séam hachd.
SE AMHA S, 4 18, s. m . Good l uck .
SEAMHA SA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Séam has, )
Fortunate, l ucky.SEAMHSA IL , 4 , (Seam has,) See Séam hasach.
SE AMHSA R , 4 1 11 11, adj. See Seam hasach.
SE AML A CH , 4 1 0 11,
s. j: A cowthat g iv es m i lk wi thout a calf ; an im pu
dent, troubl esom e fel low ; a si l l y person,one easi l y im p osed upon .
SEAMR A G , 4 1 61, 4 11, s, j: Sham rock,trefoi l or clov er.
S E AMSA N , 4 111, 4 11, s. m . Hesitat i on,
delay.
SE AMSAN A CH, 4 10 11 15, adj. (Seam san,)Hesi tat ing, delaying ; lazy, i ndolent.SE AMSA N A ICH, 4 , s.f. (Seam sanach,)Hesi tation , delay ; laz i ness, i ndolence .SEAN, 4
,and su m, adj. Old, aged
SE A N N,
ancien t ; O shean,’
A ncien tl y
of old.
SEAN, 4 , 4 11, s. m . See Seun , s.
SE A N A CA CH, 4 10 11 13, adj. (Sean,) Se
gacious, knowing ; crafty, wily.
SE A N A CA IDHE A CHD, s. j: ind.
(Seanacach, ) Sagaci ty ; crafti n ess, wil i ness.
SE A N A CA R ,adj. (Sean
SE A N A CHA R , } Car, Sagacious,
old- looking, old- fash ioned.
SE A N A CA R A CHD, f. ind. (Sean
SE A N A CHA R A CHD, } acar and Seanaohar, ) Sagaci ty ; oldness o f appearan ce.
SE A N A CHA DH, 4 1 11 11, 3. m . and p res.
p art. v. Seanaich. State of becom ing old.
SE A N A CHA IDH, 4 ,-E A N , s. m . A re
c itcr of tal es or stori es ; an antiquarian,
one skilled in anc ien t or rem ote h istory ;an h istorian ; a recorder, a keep er of records ; a genealogist.
SE A N A CHA IDHE A CH,
4 1 0 11 11, adj.
(Seanachaidh,) Versed i n tal es,h istory
,
or antiqui t ies ; fond of, or reci t ing of tal esor anti qui ties ; l ike a rec iter -of tales or
stori es ; skil led i n genealogy .
SE A N A CHD, s. f. ind. (Sean ,) Oldness.
SE A N A CHA S, 4 1 5, 4 11, s. 711 . (Sean and
SEA
Chis,) A tal e, a story ; conv ersat ion, discourse, speech , language ; genealogy ; anti
quities ; h istory, a h istory.
SE A N A CHA SA CH,4 1 0 11 3 , adj. (Sean
achas, ) A boundi ng i n conv ersat ion , talkat i v e, hav ing m any tal es ; of, or belongingto sp eech ; conv ersable ; ski l led in h istory,genealogy or antiqui t ies ; fond of reci ti ngtales, stories, or gen ealogies.
SEA N ADH, 4 1 11 11, s. m . ( Sean ,) Asenate, a synod .
SE A N A G A R R A , 4 1 11 3 , adj. (Sean,) Old,old l ike.
SEA N A G A R RA CHD, s. f. ind. (Seanagarra, ) A n old appearance or l ook.
SE A N A ICH, 4 11 11 , sm , v . n . (Sean ,) Becom e old.
SE A N A IR , 4 , 4 11 11 , 3. 771 . (Sean and
A thair or Fear,) A grandfather an elder,a senator.
SE A N A IR E A CHD,s. f. ind. (Seanair,)
a presbytery.SEAN- A OIS, 4 , s. f. ( Sean and A ois
, )O ld age.
SEAN -A THA IR,4 a
,and 4 11 11 11 1 0 11 3 11 11
,
s. 711 . See Seanair.
SE A N CHA IDH, 4
, 4 11 11, s. 711 . See
Seanachaidh.
S EA N- CHE A N N , 4 11 11, s 711 . (Sean and
Ceann , ) A wise or experienced p erso n ;l udicrousl y app l ied to extraord i nary i n telligence or sagaci ty in earl y you th .
SEA N -CHE A N N A CH,
4 10 11 3,
adj.
(Sean- cheena,) Wise, sagacious, expe
rienced.
SEA N DA CHD, s. f. ind. (Sean,) A ge,Sen iori ty ; an tiqui t y.
SEAN-PHO CA L,
- A IL , 4 11,s. m . (Sean
and Focal, ) A n old saying, a prov erb.SEA N-FHOCL A CH, 4 1 0 11 3 , adj. (Seanfhocal
, ) Of or belonging to p rov erbs.
SEA NG, 4 , adj. Slender,slender-waisted ,
h ungry lean, hungry looking.
SE A N G A CHADH, 4 1 11 11,s. m . and p res.
part. v . Seangaicb . A ct of m aking sleu
der, or attenuat ing ; state of becom i ngsl ender.
SE AN G A CHD,s. f. ind. (Seang,) Slen
derness ; a hungry look leanness.
SE A N G A ICH,- 1 11 11
,s11 v. a. and n .
(Seang,) Make sl ender ; becom e slender.
SE A N G A ICHTE , pret. part. v . Seang
ai ch . Made sl ender, attenuated.
SE A N G A N ,4 1 11
,4 11
,s. 711 . A 11 ant or
p ism ire ; a m ean fel low, a cross fellow ;a clov en st ick p laced on the tai l of a dog.
SE A N G A N A CH ,4 10 113 , adj. (Seengen .)
A boundi ng i n ants, l ike an ant.
SEA 495
SE A N G A R R A , 4 1 113 , adj. (Sean ,) Oldl ike
,hav ing an old appearance sagacious.
SE A N G A R R A CHD, s.f. ind. (Seangar
ra,) O ldishness, old appearance, state ofbecom ing old ; sagaci ty.SEA N- G HIL L E ,
-EA N,s. 771 . (Sean and
Gille,) A n old bachelor ; a. youth arriv ed
at the age of p uberty .
SEA N- G HIN ,s. m . and] : (Sean and Gin,)
A ch ild begotten in old age.
E A N -MHA IR ,- 11, and 4 174 0 11 ,
E A N -MHATHA IR,- EA N , ( Sean and
Mathair, ) A grandm other.
SE A N N A CH, 4 10 11, 3. 771 . See Sionnach.
SE A N N A CHA IL ,- 3
,adj. (Seannach,)
See Sionnachail.
SE A N N DA , adj. (Sean ,) Oldish.SEA N-N OSA CH, 4 1 0 11 3 , adj. (Sean and
N 63, ) Old- fash ioned ; fond of old cus
tom s.
SE A N N -TA L AMH , 4 11 1 11 ,- LMHA IN N
,
s. m . (Seann and Talam h,) A fal low field,land long unpl oughed.
SEA N-TUB,-UIR , 4 11 , s. 771 . (Sean and
Tair,) A n old acquain tance old acquain
tance or fam i l iari ty ; .a frequen ter of a
p lace.
SE A N N -TURA GH , 4 1 0 11 3 , adj. (Seantur,) Well- acquai nted; frequenting a par
ticular p lace .SEA N- RADH , 4 1 11 11 , 4 11 , s. m . (Sean
and R éidh, ) A n old sayi ng, a prov erb.SE AN- R A ITE ,
3. p l. (Sean and Haite,)Old sayings ; the book of Prov erbs.
SEA N- SG EUL , 4 , and s. 711 . (Seanand Sgeul,) A n old tal e, a legend.
SEA N- SG E UL A CH , 4 10 11 3,adj. (Sean
sgeul, ) Of or belonging to old tales or
l egends ; skilled in old tal es ; fond of reci t ing old tales or legends.
SEA N- SG EUL A CHD, s. f. ind. (Seansgeulach, ) A reci ti ng of old tales ; an old
tale. See Sean- sgeul.
SEAN-TA LA MH, 4 1 11 11 , and - LMHA IN N ,
s. m . See Seann - talam h.
SEA N-TIOMN A DH, 4 111 11 , s. m . (Seanand Tiom nadh,) The O ld Testam ent.SEA P, 4 1 11 11 , SH v . a. and n . (Seap , s. )Fl inch ; sneak, sl ink ; drag, or draw ofl
'
privately.
EAP, 4 , 4 11 , s. m . A long tai l, an ani
m al’
s tai l hanging down, as a dog’s when
covved.
SEAPA CH, 4 10 113,adj. (Séap ,) Hav i ng a
l ong or hanging tai l ; tawdry, slov enly ;sneaking, sl i nki ng.
SEAPA CHA S, 4 15, s. m . and f. (Seap
SEAPA CHD, ind. ach,) Tawdri ness
SEA
or slov enl i ness in dress ; a habi t of sneaking or sl i nking.
SEA PADH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and pres. part. v.
Seap . Flinch ing, act of fl inching ; ac t ofsneaking or sl i nking
,act of dragging away
by steal th .
SEA PA IR,- 3 ,
-EAN , s. m . (Séap and Fear,)A sneaking or sl i nking fellow, a m ean,sheepish fellow.
SEA PA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Séapair, )A habi t of sneaking or sl i nking ; m ean
ness.
SEAPA ICHE , s. f. ind. (Séapach, ) SeeSéapachas.
SEA R, s. 771 . See Soir and E ar.
SE A R A DA IR ,- 3 ,
- E A N , s. m . A towel .
SEA R BH, 4 , and 4 111 13113 , adj. Bitter ;disagreeable ; grievous, distressful sour
,
p ungent, acrid.
SE A RBHA CHD, s. f 2nd. (Searbh, )Bi tterness.
SE A R BHAD, 4 1 11 , s. m . (Searbh,) Bitterness, degree of bi tterness.
SE A R BHA CH, 4 1 0 11 3,
adj. (Searbh, )Causing bitterness. See Searbh.
SE A RBHA CHADH, 4 1 11 11 , 3. m . and
p res.part. v . Searbhaich. A c t of m akingb itter ; state of becom i ng bitter.
SE A R BHADA IR ,- 3 ,
- E A N , s. 771 . SeeSearadair.
SE A RBHA DA S, 4 15, s. m . (Searbh,)Bi tterness.
SE ARBHA G , 4 1a, 4 11,s. f: (Searbh, )
A bitter draugh t.
SE A RBHA ICH ,- 1 11H, s11 v . a. and n .
(Searbh,) Make bitter, em bi tter becom e
bitter.
SEA R BHA ICHTE , pret. part. Searbh
aich . Em b i ttered, m ade b itter, becom eb i tter.
SE A R BH- G HLOIR ,- 3 , s. f. (Searbh
and Gloir, ) Vain boasting.
SE A R BH- G HLOIR E A CHD, s. f. and.
Searbh-
ghlorach,) a habi t of boasting.SE A R BH- G HLOR A CH, 4 10 113 , adj.
(Searbh-
ghloir, ) Boasting, vai n - glorious.
SE A R CA G , 4 1 G , 4 11 , s. f. (Searc ,) Afem al e darl ing
,or sweet-heart.
SE A R CA N , 4 1 11,A N
,s. m . ( Seare,)
‘
A
darl ing.
SE A R G , 4 1 11 11 , and 4 , 4 11 , s. m . (Searg,v . ) A trifl ing, i nsign ificant or puny m an
or beast ; a p erson or beast shri velled with
age.
SE A R G , 4 111 11 , SH a . and 71 . Dry,
wither, fade, . cause to dry, wither or fade ;fade, wither, p in e away.
SEA R G A CH,4 10 11 11 , adj. . (Searg, v . )
SEA 496
Fading ; causi ng to fade or to wi ther ;apt to fade or to wither.
SE A R G A CHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , s. m . and
SE A R G A DH , i pres. part. Searg
aich and Searg. Witheri ng, act ofwithering, or of causing to wither, fade, decayor p i ne away ; a blast ing as of corn .
SE A R G A ICHTE , p ret. part. Seargaich.
See Seargta.
SE A R G A N A CH ,- A IOHE , adj. (Searg,)
Withered, dri ed up ; causi ng to wither,that wi thers.
SE A R G A N A CH, 4 1 0 11 3 ,3 . m . (Searg,)
A person of a shrivel led appearance .SE A R G TA
, p ret. part. Searg. Dri ed up,
withered, faded, consum ed.
SE A RMO N ,- OIN, 4 11 , s. f. A serm on .
SE A RMON A CHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , 3 . m . and
p res. part. c . Searm onaicb. Preach ing, actor busi ness of preach ing .
S EA RMO N A ICH,- 1 11 11
,s11 v . a. and n .
(Searm on, ) Preach, perform the act or
office of p reach ing.
SE A RMO N A ICHE ,- E A N
,s. m . ( Sear
m on , ) A preacher.
SE A RMO N A ICHTE , pret. part. Searm onaich. Preached.
SBARR , 4 , 4 11 , s.f. A si ckle ; a scythe ;a saw.
SEAR R , 4 1 11 11 , s11 v . a. (Scarr, Cut,hack, as with a kn ife ; reap, m ow slaughter, ki ll, m ake havock.
SE A R R A CH, 4 1 0 11,s. m . A foal, col t.
SE A R R A CHA CH , 4 1 0 11 3,adj. (Searr
ach, ) A boundi ng in foals.
SEA R R A CHA IL ,- 3 , adj. (Searrach, )
L ike a foal ; sl im , sm all .SHARRA DH , 4 1 11 11
,s. m . and p res. part.
Searr. Cutt ing,act of cutting or hack
i ng aswith a knife ; reap i ng, act of reap i ng,m owing ; slaughteri ng, act of slaugh tering.
SE A R R A G ,- A IG , A N , s. f. A bottl e ; a
bundle of hay, Provin .
SE A R RA G A CH, 4 10 11 3 , adj. (Searrag, )Of, or belonging to bottles.
SE A R R A IG H ,- 3 , s.f: Pi lewort.
SBARR- FH IA CA L L ,4 11
,and
- CLA N, s. f. (Sear and Fiacall,) A sharptooth .
SEAR R -FHIA CL A CH, 4 10 113 , adj.
(Searr-fhiacal,) Hav i ng sharp teeth .
SE A R R - SHU IL,- 1
‘
1 LA ,- EA N , s. m . (Scarr
and Sfiil,) A squint eye.
SBA RR-S HUIL E A CH,- 3 10 11 3 , adj.
(Sedrr- shuilJ Squi nt eyed.
SEA S,4 1 11 11
,s11 v . a. and 71 . Stand ;
m ai ntai n,support, defend ; con ti nue, en
dure ; profit, avail .
SE A SAMH,4 11 1 11
,3 . m . and pres. part. v .
Seas. Standing, act or posture ofstandingstate of enduring or continu ing ; m ai ntai ning, act of m ai n tai n ing
,sustain i ng, defend
i ng ; stabil i ty,
firm ness.SEA S- DUBH , 4 1 1 13113 , 4 11 4 1111311 11 , 3. m .
(Seas and Dubh , ) A n i nkstand.
SE A SG , 4,adj. Barren, unprolific ; dry,
not giv i ng m i lk or suck .
SEA SG A CH, 4 10 113 , adj. (Seasg,) Causi ng barrenness.
SE A SG A CH, s. m . and Cows
giv ing no m ilk.
SE A SG A CHA S, 4 1 5, s. m . (Seasg, ) SeeSeasgaiche.
SE A SG A CHD, s.f. ind. (Seasgach,) SeeSeasgaiche.
SE A SG A ICHE, s. f. ind. (Seasg,) Bar
renness,steri l i ty, state of being barren :
A lso adj. com p . of Seasgach, adj.
SEA SG A IR,
- 3 , adj. A t ease, qui et, comfortable, snug ; shel tered, protected.
SE A SG A IR,
- 3,
- E A N,s. 711 . One i n com
fortable circum stances.SE A SG A IR E A CH,
- 3 10 113 , adj. SeeSeasgair.
SE A SG A IR E A CHD , s. f. ind. (Seasgair,adj). Com fort, ease, quietness, snugness,tranquil l i ty, p eace.
SE A SG A N , 4 1 11 ,- A N , s. m . (Seasg,) A
shock or handful of gleaned corn m oorishgro und.
SE A SG A N A CH, 4 10 113 , adj. (Seasgan ,)In handfuls, as gleaned corn , abounding ingleaned corn .
SE A SG A N A CH, 4 10 11 , s. m . (Seasg,) A
bachelor.
SE A SG - BHO,
- 0 1 N , 4 11 11 0 11 11 , 3. f ( Seasgand se,) A barren cow.
SEA S G - CHO R PA CH, 4 10 11 3 , adj. (Seasgand Corp,) Barren .
SE A SG L A CH,4 10 11 , s. 771 . t oll. (Seasg, )
See Seasgach, s.SEA S - G HR IA N , 4 21 11 3 , 3. m . (Seas and
’
G rian ,) The solst ice.
SE A SMHA CH ,4 10 11 3 , adj. (Seasam h,)
Firm ,steadfast ; fixed, establ ished, firm ;
p ersev eri ng, endliring.
SE A SMHA CHD, s. f: ind. (Seasm hach, )Firm ness, steadiness, stabi l i ty
,steadfast
ness.
SEA THADH, adj. (Sé or Séa, ) The
sixth .
SEATHADH -DEUG , adj. (Séathadh
SE.ATHA MH -DEUG, } and Deug, ) Thesixteenth .
SEA TH-BHA IST,- 3 ,
s. f. See
Séabhaist.
4198
SEIMHE , s. f. ind. (Saim h,)SEIMHE A CHD, i Mildness, gentlenessSEIMHE A CHADH,
-A IDH, s. m . and
p res. part. v . Séim hicb . Calm ing, act ofcalm ing, quiet ing or soothing.
53 11 1 11 3 11 0 11 , 4 11 0 11 3 , adj. (Se1m h, )hIaking calm , producing calm ness. SeeSéim h.
SEIMHICH,- 1 11 11 , s11 v .a. andn . (Seim h,)
Calm,m ake calm or p lacid becom e calm .
SEIMHICHTE , p ret. p art. v. Séim b ich.
Calm ed, st i lled.
SE IMILE A R ,- 3 1 11 , 4 11, s. m . A ch im
ney.
SE IMILE A R A CH, 4 10 113 , adj. (Selmlear,) Chim neyed.
SE IN N ,- 1 11 11 , SH v . a. and n . Sing,
chant ; p lay upon an i nstrum ent ; ringas a bel l report, prom ulgate, proclaim .
SE IN N ,- 3 , s. f. and p
r es. p art. v . Seinn .
Singing , act of singing ; act of p layingup on an i nstrum ent ; ri nging, act of ringi ng
, as a bell ; report ing, act of rep orting,spreading a rep ort .
EIP,- 1 11 11, 5 11 v . a , and 71 . See Seap.
SE IPE IN ,-3 ,
-3 A N , s. m . A chopp i n or
quart.SE IRBHIS, - 3 ,
-EA N , s.f. Serv i ce, work,labour ; advantage, profit ; use.
SE IR BHISE A CH,- 1 0 11 , s. m . (Seirbhis,)
A servant.SE IR BHISEA CH,
- 3 1 0 11 3 , adj. (Seirbhis,)Perform i ng work ; useful, profi table, ad
vantageous ; u seful .SE IRBHISE A CHA DH, 4 1 11 11 , s. m . and
p res. part. v . Seirbhisich. Serv i ng, act of
serv i ng or act ing as a servant ; worki ng,ac t of working.
SE IRBHISE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Seirbhis
cacb ,) State or condi t ion of a servant,busi ness of a servant.
SE IR BHE ISICH,- 1 11 11 , s11 v . a.
E IRBHISICH, (Seirbhis,) Serv e,act as a servant work, p erform work.
SE IR C ,- 3 , s. f. Lov e, affection ; benev o
lence, chari ty, the Christian v irtue.SE IR CE A CH, 4 10 11 3 , adj. (Seirc,) See
Seirceil.
SE IR CE A L A CHD, s. f: ind. (Seirceil, )Lov ingness, chari tableness.
SE IR C E A N ,- 3 1N , 4 N , s. m . (Seirc and
A on ,) A belov ed person ; a benevolen t
p erson .SE IR CE A G ,
- 3 1G , 4 N , s. f., (Seirc, ) A
belov ed fem al e ; a benev olen t wom an .
SE IR CE A R ,- 1 11 , s. m . (Sc ire and Fear,)
A wooer. See Seircean.
SE IR CE IL ,- 3 , adj. ( Seiro,) Afl
’ectionate,
SEO
lov i ng benev olent,cbaritable ; affectionate,duti ful.
SE IR E A N ,- 3 1N , 4 N
,s. m . A shank or
leg, particularly a spare or sl ender leg ;one hav ing spare or slender legs.
SE IR E A N ACH, 4 10 11 3 , adj. (Seirean, )-Hav i ng slender or sm al l l egs.
SE IR G E, com p . of Searg. adj. which see.
SE IR G E A N ,- E 1N , 4 N , s. m . (Seirg, ) A
withered or shrivelled person ; a sickly orconsum p t iv e p erson .
SE IR G L IDH,
- 3 , adj. (Seirg,) Withered,wasted.
SE IR G L IDHE A CHD, s. f: ind. (Seirglidh
, ) State of being withered or wasted.
- 10 11 , J EAN, s. m . A
sickly p erson, oneworn down to a
skeleton .
SE IBM,- 3 , s.f. Noise
, a m usical noise, ornoise of m usi c ; m usic, m elody ; skill,dexteri ty, art ; m anner
, appearance, att itude.
SE IRME A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 3 , adj. (Seirm , )Making a m usical noise ; m usical,
'
skilful,ski lled.
SE IRMELL, -3 , adj. (Seirm ,) See Seirm each .
SEIR SE A LA CH, 4 10 11 3 , adj. Strong,
robust.SEIR SEA L A CH,
-A ICH, s. m . A strong,or robust m an .
SEIR SE A LA CHD, s.f. ind. (Séirsealacln)Strength, v igour.
SE I S, -3,
- E A N, s. 771 . A ny th ing grateful or
p leasant to th e feel ings or senses a sumciency, enough ; one
’s m atch or equal ; a
fri end or com pan ion .SEISD,
- 3 ,- 3 A N , s. 711 . See Seist .
SEISD,- 1 11 11 , s11 v . a. ( Séisd, s. ) Be
si ege, i nv est ; strai ten , reduce to diffi culti es.
SEISD,-3 ,
- 3 A N , s. m . A si ege.SEISD,
-E ,
’
- E A N , s.f. See Séid.
SEISDE A CH, 4 10 11 3 , adj. (Se led , ) Be
; si eg ing, i n vesting ; strai ten ing, reducingto strai ts or diffi cul ti es.
SEISDE ADH,- 111 11
,3. m . and p res. part.
Séisd. Besi eging, act of besi eging ; asiege ; act of reducing to strai ts or diffi cult ies ; act of surrounding or besetting.
SEISE A CH,- 3 10 11 ,
-E A N , s. m . A tim bercouch oroblong wooden chair to lean upon .
SE ISE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Se is,) A sudic iency ; an entertainm ent, a treat.
SE ISEA CH,-3 10 11 3 , adj. ( Seis,) Pleasura
ble, agreeable ; satisfying.SE ISEA N ,
—3 1 N , 4 N , s. m . The lowest cc
5
SE I 499
'
clesiastical court. Scot. K irk ~
session ; acourt
,assizes a session of college.
SE ISE A CHADH, 4 111 11 , s. m . and pres.
part. v . Seisich. A c t of satisfying, as withfood ; act of en tertai n ing or treat ing ;m atch ing, state of m atch ing or of being
suitable.
SE ISE A R , s. pl. (Séa and Fear,) Six p ersons.
SE ISICH, 4 1111,s11 v . a. and n . (Seis,)
Satisfy as with food entertai n, treat wel l ;m atch
,cause to fi t m atch or sui t.
SE ISICHTE , pret. part. v. Seisich. Sa
tisfied, as with food ; entertained, wel ltreated ; m atched, fi tted ; m atch ing, fit
W t ing, suiting.
SE ISR E A CH,- 1 0 11 ,
- ICHEAN , s. j: (Seisear and Each ,) ~A p lough , a p lough with
six horses ; the six horses i n a p lough ; ateam of horses.
SEITE A CH ,- 3 1c 113 , adj. (Seid, ) See
Séideach.
'Snorting.SEIST,
- 3 , ~ EA N,s. m . The m elody of a
tune a tune, a d i tty, a sneer.
SEISTE A CH,- 3 10 11 3 , adj. (Seist,) Mel o
dic us,as a t une ; hav i ng m any tunes or
di tti es ; fond of singing tunes or di tti es ;sneeri ng.
SE ITHIR ,4 1311 3 3 ,
wTHR ICHEAN , s. f. SeeSeidhir.
SEITR ICH,-3 , s.f; (Seid,) A blowing,
breath ing hard.
SEOC , 4 61 0, 4 N ,~
s. m . See Sedcan.
SEOCA N, 4 1N , 4 N , s. m . The p l um e of
a helm et a helm et .
SE OCHL A N , 4 1N , 4 N , s. m . A feeble
perso n , one who p erform s any serv i cefeebly or awkwardl y.
SEOCHL A N A CH ,4 1 0 11 3 ,
Feeble, p i th less ; performing any serv i ce
feebly or awkwardly.
SEO CHL A N A CHD, s. f. ind. (Seceb
lanach,) Feeb leness, a perform ing of anyserv ice feebl y or awkwardly .
SEDD,4 61 11 , s. m . A jewel ; a hero, a
v al iant m an , a warrior.
SEOG , 4 1 11 11, s11 v . a. Swing to and
fro ; dandle.
SEOG A CH, 4 10 11 3 , adj. (Sedg,) Swinging
any th ing to and fro ; dandl ing.
SEOG ADH, 4 111 11 , 3. m . and p res. part.
v. Sedg. Swi ng ing, act of swinging to
and fro dandl ing. act of dandl i ng.
SEOG A N , 4 1N , s. m . (Sedg,) A swingingor pendulous m otion .
SEOG A N A CHD, ind. s. j: (Sedgan, )SEOG A N A ICH,
- 3 , See Seogadb .
SEOL , 4 61 1 , 4 N , s. m . A m ethod, m ode,
SEO
\orway of doing a th ing
, art ; a way, op
portunity, or m eans.SE OL , 4 613 , s. m . A sai l .SE OL , 4 111 11 , s11 v . a. and n . (Sedl, s. )Sai l ; nav igate, guide a v essel .
SEOL , 4 1 11 11 , s11 v . a. Guide, direct , instruct, p o in t out, show.
SE OL A CH, 4 1 0 113 , adj. (Suil,) Hav i ngm any sai ls.
SEOL A CH, 4 10 11 3 , adj. (Seol, s. and v . )Guiding, directing ; hav ing m any expodionta. See Sedlta.
SEOL ADA IR ,- 3 ,
-EAN,s. m . (Secladh
and Fear,) A sai lor.
SEOL ADA IR EA CHD,s.f. ind. (Sedlad
air,) Sai l ing, act or process of sai l ing ; aseafaring l ife ; art or business of a sai lor ;nav igation.
SEOL ADH, 4 1 11 11, 3. m . and pres. part.
v . Sedl. Sai l ing, act of sai l ing, act of guidi ng or nav igati ng a sh ip .
SEOL A DH, 4 1 11 11 ,-E A N
,. s. m . and pres.
p art. v . Sedl. A directing, act of directing, teach ing, pointing, or showi ng ; instruction, direction .
SE OL - CHR A N N ,- o1 N N , s. m . (Sedi and
Crann,) A m ast .SROL- CHR A N N A CH ,
4 10 113 , adj. (Seclchrann,) Masted, hav ing a m ast or
m asts.SR OL-MA RA , 4 613 , 4 11 4 1 11 11 1 , 3. m .
(Sedl and Muir,) A t ide.
SE OLTA , adj. and p ret. p art. v. Seoi.
Instruct ed, directed, taugh t, guided ; m e
thodical, set i n order, arranged ingen ious,hav i ng expedients ; prudent, wise, cau
t ious ; cunning, crafty, wily ; skil ful .SE OLTA CHD, s. f. ind. (Sedlta,) Method, arrangem ent ; ingen iousness ; pru
dence,caut ion crafti ness, wil iness ; skil
fulness, ski ll.
SEOMA R, 4 13 , 4 1 11 11 0 11,-M RA ICHEA N , s.m .
The apartm ent or div ision of a house ,am ong the p oorer Highlanders, consideredthe pri ncipal one ; a cham ber or room .
SEOMA R A CH, 4 10 113,adj. ( Sedm ar, )
Hav i ng m any room s.
SEOMA R A CHD,s. f. ind. (Seam an)
See Sec‘
im radaireachd.
SE OM RA DA IR ,-3 ,
- EA N,s. m . (Sedm ar
and Fear,) A cham berlain or treasurer ;an in triguer, a rake.
SEOMR ADA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind.
( Sedm radair,) Oflice of a cham berlai n or
treasurer ; cham bering, rakishness.
SBORSA ,4 0 11 1 11, 3. m . A sort , kind,
genus or species.
SEOR SA CHADH, 4 111 11, s. m . and pm .
SE O 500
part. v. Sedrsaich. A rranging, act of arranging or classifying.
SE OR SA ICHL—m n , saw
, v . a. (Seorsa,)A rrange, classify,
SE OR SA ICHTE , pret. partav . Seorsaich.
A rranged, classified.
SE OT,- A ,
-A ICHEA N , s. m . A short tai l,the stum p of the tail that rem ains afterdocking ; an i ncum brance or im p ed im en t .
SE OTA CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11,. adj. ( Scot, ) Having
a short or docked tajl ; em barrassed, encum bered unt idy, slov enly, lazy.
SE OTA ICHE , s.f. ind. Untidi ness,slo
v enliness ; laz iness, i ndolence.SE OTA IR ,
-E ,- E A N , s. m . (Sco t and Fear,)
A slov enly or un t idy fel low a lazy fel low ;a drone.
SE OTA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Seotair,)Slov enl i ness, un t idiness ; laziness, indol ence.
SE- SHL ISN E A CH, adj. (se, and Slios, )
Hexagonal .SE. SHL ISN E A G, -m a,
-A N , s.f. (Sé andSlios,) A hexagon .
SETH , adv . i. e. G 11 seth Sev erally ;m oreov er, also, l ikewise ; With a negativ e
precedi ng ; nei ther.
SE UCHD,- A ,
~ A N , s. m . A m antle, a
cov ering.SEUD,
wA N , and ssom , s. m . A jewel or
. precious stone ; a darl i ng ; a reward.
SE UDA CH, (Seud,) Abound
i ng in jewels ; like a jewel or preciousstone.
SE UDA G , .
- A 1G ,- AH, s. f. dim . of Send.
A l i ttle jewel a charm , an excellencex
SE UDA G A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Seudag,)
A bounding in l i ttle jewels ; l ike a l i ttle
jewel .
SEUDA CHADH ,- A IDH, s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Seudaich. A dorn ing,act of adorn
i ng with jewels.
SEUDA CHA N ,- A IN
,- AH, s. m . (Seud, )
A jewel ler ; ajewel- box.
SE UDA ICH, 4 11 11 , sn v . a. ( Seud,)A dorn with jewels.
SEUDA ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . Seudaich.
A dorned with jewels.SEUDA IR ,
- E ,- E A N , s. m . (Send and
Fear, ) A jewel ler.
SEUDA IR E A CHD, s.f ind. (Seudair, )A sel l ing ofjewels a m aking ofjewels.SEUD-LA NN,
- A IN N ,-AH, s. 711 . (Send
and Lann,) A jewel ler’
s shop .
SE UDR A IDH, s. f. and coll. (Seud,)J ewels.SEUL,
-A IDH, s11 v. a. See Seulaich.
SEU~
SEUL, -A ,-A N
,and m um s, s. m . A seal,
SE ULA , }stam p . See Saoil.SEUL A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11 , adj. ( Seul, )Sealing,hav i ng seals l ike a seal.
SEUL A CHADH, 4 1 1 11 11 , 3. m . and p res.
part.'
v. Seulaich. Seali ng, ac t of seal i ng.
SE UL A ICH ,- IDH, SH v . a . (Seula, ) Seal .
SEUL A ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . Seulaich.
Seal ed.
SEUN,- A IDH, sn v . a. Defend by the
,
p ower of enchantm ent ; av oid, shun conceal ; refuse
,deny.
SEUN,-A
,- A H, and -NTA N , s. m . A charm
for protection p rosperi ty a den ial .SE UN A CH
,-A ICHE, adj. Of or
belonging to charm s or enchantm entsf‘
hav i ng m agical p ower or v irtue ; defendi ng by enchantm ent ; conceal ing ; ap t toconceal one ’s self ; denying, ap t to denyor refuse ; av oiding any th ing, as i f en
SE UN A CHD, s. f. ind, (Seus ach, ) The
p ower of charm s or enchantm ent , a de
fence by enchantm ent ; state of being defended by enchantm en t a refusal, den ials
“
SEUN ADA IR ,- E , s. m . (Seunadh
and Fear, ) A charm er, one usi ng enchantm en ts or charm s.
SEUN A DA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Sennadair,) A using of i ncantations.
SEUN A DH,- A IDH,
- EA N , s. m . and m s:
p art. v . Seun . A ct of defending by charm s
or i ncantations ; act of av oidi ng any th ingas i f defended by incantations ; act of concealing act of refusi ng or denying ; sense,intel lect, m ean ing ; a blessi ng.
SE UN A IL ,- r:, adj. (Seun,) Happy, pros
perons, fortunate l ike a charm or i n cantation .
SEUN AL A CHD, s. f ind. (Seunail,)State of being prosperous or l ucky.
SEUN MHOR,-om n, adj. (Seun andM6r, )
Enchanted ; hav ing m agical or enchanti ng p ower ; using charm s or enchantm ents.
SEUN MHO R A CHD, s. f. ind. (Senn
m hor, ) Magical power ; state of being enchanted.
SEUN TA , adj. and pret. part. v . S cum
Enchanted, defended by enchantm en ts orcharm s ; av oided, as being enchanted ; con
cealed, den ied, refused ; blessed ; fortanate, l ucky ausp icious, i n a superst i tious
sense.
SEUN TA S, - A IS, s. m . (Seunta,) A charm
or enchantm ent ; m agical power ; state of
being defended by charm s or enchant
m en t ; prop i tiousness, i n a superst i tious
sense.
SGA 502
SGAILE A CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (Sgeul, ) Shadowy ; affordi ng a shade, shadi ng ; v ei led,cov ered ghost- l ike.
SGAIL E A CHADH ,-A IDH, s. m . and pres.
part. v . Sgailich. See Sgaileadh.
SGAIL E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Sgaileach,)Shadi ness, darkness state of being shaded
th e state of being v ei led.
SG A IL E ADA IR ,—E A N , s. m .
(Sgaileadh and Fear, ) A ny object that
shades.SG A ILEADH ,
- 1 11 11 , 3. m . and pres. part.
v . Sgail. Cov ering,
act of cov ering,shading or obscuri ng.
GAILE A G ,- a1a, a s , s. f. dim . of
G AIL E A N ,s. rm } sgau. A l i ttle
shade or shadow ; a th in shade or v ei l ;a parasol , an um brella ; an arbour a cottage or booth .
SG A IL EA G A N ,-A IN ,
-AH, s. m . (niileag, ) A fan or um brel la.
SG AILE A N A CH,- A ICHE , adj. (Sgailean, )
Shady,v ei l ing ; l ike a shade or v ei l
,um
brel la or parasol ; ful l of arbours, l ike anarbour ; abounding in cottages or bo oths ;l ike a cot tage or booth .
S G AIL ICHTE , p ret. part. v . Sgailich.
Vei led, shaded, cov ered, obscured.
SG AILE A R , 4 1 1 11,
- A N,s. m . (Sgail and
Fear, ) See Sgaileadair.
SG A IL L E A G , 4 110 ,- A N
,s. f. A sm art
blow ; a qui ck and loud sound.
SG A ILL EA G A CH,“ A ICHE
,adj. (Sgaill
eag, ) Giv i ng s‘
m art blows ; m aking a loudand sudden sound.
SG A IL LE A S,
- 111s, s. m . D isdai n .SG A ILL E A SA CH ,
- A ICHE, adj. (Sgailleas, ) D isdai nful.
SG AIN ,- 1 11 11 , se~
, v . a. and n . Burst,burst asunder, cause to burst or rendasunder ; burst n . rend, rend asunder,cause to rend rend, n .
SG A IN E A CH, 4 110 11 11 , adj. (Sgaia,) SeeSgainteacb .
SG AIN E ADH, 4 11 11 , s. m . and p res. part.
v . Sgain . Bursting,act of bursti ng or
causi ng to burst ; state of burst ing or
bursti ng asunder ; rendi ng, act or state ofrendi ng or reading asunder ; a rent or
SG AIN TE , pret. p art. v . Sgain. Burst,burst asunder ; rent, rent asunder.
SG AIN TE A CH,-m cn z , adj. (Sgeul , )
Causing to burst, rend or sp l i t ; apt toburst, rend or sp l i t.
SG AIN N E,-E A N , s. m . See Sgaineadh.
SG A IN N E A L ,-A N
, s. m . A scandal,a reproach or cal um ny ; a slander or false
SG A
reproach ; a disgrace, m atter or cause ofreproach .
SG A IN N E A L A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 13, adj. (Sgainnesl, ) Cal um n ious, raisi ng cal um n ies or
false reproaches ; d isgraceful, sham efulSG A IN N E A LA CHA DH
,4 1 1 11 11
,s. in .
and p res. part. v. Sgainnealaich. Cal umniating, act of cal um n iat ing or raisingscandal agai nst one.
SG A IN N E AL A ICH, 4 11 11 , SG (Sgainnneal,) Slander, cal um n iate, raise false re
p roaches agai nst one.SG A IN N E A L A ICHTE
, pret. p art. v .
Sgainnealaich. Cal um niated,accused of
any th ing scandal ous.
SG A IN N E A R A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. (Sgainn
ir, v . ) Scattering, d isp ersing ; hav ingfaults or blem ishes. See Sgainnir, s.
SG A IN N E A R ADH, 4 1 111 11 , 3. m . and
p res. part. v . Sgainnir. Scatteri ng, act ofscatteri ng of disp ersing.
SG A IN N E A R T,-A N , s. f A dis
persion or scat teri ng ; a contest,engage
m ent .
SG A IN N E A R TA CH,4 1 10 11 11, adj.
(Sgainneart,) Scattering, dispersing ; contending, struggl ing.
SG A IN N IR , 4 11 11 , sc v . a. Scatter, dis
p erse.SG A IN N IR , 4 1 , s.f} A blem ish, afaul t ; a scat teri ng or d ispersi on .
SG A IN N IR TE , pret. p art. v . Sgainnir.
Scat tered, d isp ersed.
SG AIN N TE A CH, 4 0 11 , 4 0 11 11 11 11, s. f. A
corroding pai n ; pai n occasioned by excessiv e fat igue, as i n walking.
SG A IPTE , p ret. part. v . Sgaip . Provin.
for Sgapta.
SG AIRD,4 1, s. f. A flux, l ooseness,
diarrh oea.
SG AIRDE A CH,-m aaa
,adj. (Sgaird, )
A ffected with flux or diarrhoea.
SGAIRDE A CHD,s.f. ind. State of being
affected with flux or diarrhoea.
SG AIRDE A N ,4 11 11 ,
- AN ,s. m . (Sgaird,)
A contem p tuous term , a trifl i ng or nasty
person .
SG A IR E A CH,4 1 1 0 11 11
,adj. Prodigal .
SG A IR E A CH, 4 0 11 , 4 111 11, s. m . A pro
digal .
SG A IR E A P, -A,s. f. Lav ishness, pro
SG A IR IOP,
fusi on, prodigal i ty.SG A IR IPEA CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (Sgaireap ,)Lav ish , p rofuse .
SG AIR N ,- E ,
- EA N, s. 711 . (See Sgairt, ) A
howling of dogs or wolves ; a l oud m ur
m uring noise.SGAIR N EA CH
, 4 : 10 11 E ,.a . (Sgairn,)
SG A 503
Crying aloud, shouting, shri eking ; howling as dogs or wol ves.
SGA IR N EA CH, 4 0 11 , s. m A conti nuousheap of loose ston es, coverm g a steep h il lside ; the sound ofsuch stones falli ng alonga steep and rocky h ill-side ; a contin uedhowling.
SGAIR N EA CH , 4 11 0 11 11, adj. (Sgairneach,s. ) A boundi ng in heaps of loose stones ;like a rocky h il l side cov ered with loosestones.
SGAIR N E IL ,~ E , s.f. (Sgairn, ) A shriek
ing, a crying out.SG A IR T, 4 11 11, sc v . 11 . See Sgairtich.
SG A IR T,-E , 4 111 11
,3. fl A loud cry or
shout ; a shri ek ; strength, v igour, activ ity ;the m idrifl’, diaphragm or caul cov eringany of the i ntest ines or v iscera.
SG A IR TE A CH ,- E lCHE
,adj. (Sgairt,)
That bawls aloud shrieking .
SG A IRTE A CHADH,- A IDH, s. m . 7
SG A IRTE A CHD, s.f. ind. ipart. v . Sgairtich. Shout ing, act ofshouting or crying ; shrieking, act of shriek
SG A IR TE A L A CHD, s. f: ind. Vigour,l ivel i ness, activ i ty.
SG A IR TE A R , 4 11 ,- A N , s. m . (Sgairt
and Fear, ) A cri er, one who cri es or
bawls.
SG A IRTE IL , 4 1, adj. ) Sgairt,) Brisk,v ivacious, l iv ely, v igorous ; loud, shri l l.
SG A IRTICH, 4 1111 , se v. a. (Sgairt,)Shout, cry aloud, utter a loud and p i ercingcry ; shriek.
SG A ITE A CH, 4 110 11 11 , adj. (Sgath, ) Sharp ,hav i ng a keen edge ; cutt ing, that cuts ;keen , p iercing ; sat iric, using cutting words
ior bitter language ; storm y, boisterous ;destructiv e ; acti ve
,l i vely.
SG A ITE A CH, 4 110 11 11,adj. (Sgait,) Aboundi ng i n skate l ike a skate.G A ITE A CHD,
s.f. ind. (Sgaiteach,)SG A ITE A CHA S, s. m . Sharpness,keenness of edge ; sharpness, keenness, as
of cold ; bitterness of speech ; rai l lery ;storm i ness, boisterousness ; l iv el iness, se
tiv ity.
SG A ITE A G ,- EIG, -A N , s. j: A l i ttle
skate.SG A ITHE A N ,
-E IN, -AH, 11. m . dim . ofSgath. A sm al l shadow ; a sm al l shade, a
parasol.SG A ITHTE , pret. p art. v . Sgath. Lopp edofi, cut off; bitten , stung ; destroyed.
SG AL ,-A ,
-A N , s. m . A shriek, yel l , a loudshri ll cry ; the sound of high wind ; the
SG A
appearance of the sea i n a squal l the bowlof a dog when hurt.
SG AL ,-A 1n11 , ao v. n . Howl, giv e a shri l l
or) ;
SG A L A,
-A N , s. 771 . A n i l l shaped hood or
t un ic. Provin .
SG A LA CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (Sgal, s. ) Loud,shri ll, sonorous.
SG AL ADH, 4 1 1 11 11, 4 1A N , s. m . A certai nflat wooden d ish on wh ich bread is kneaded.
SG A L A G ,-AIG ,
-A N , s. m . A workm an ,farm - servant.
SG A L A G A CH, 4 1 10 11 11,
adj. (Sgalag,)Hav i ng m any m ale farm - servants ; of, or
belonging to a m ale farm - servant .SG A L A G A CHA S
,s. f (Sgalag, )
The occupation of a m al e farm - servant.SG AL A IN , s. 771 . pl. Scales for weigh ing.SGAL A N , 4 1 1 11,
- AH, s. m . A stage or
scaffold ; a hut.SG A L A N TA , 4 1 1 11 1
1 11,adj. (Sgal, s. ) Loud,
shri l l soundi ng, sonorous.
SG A LA N TA CHD, s. f. ind . (Sgalanta,)Loudness, and shri l lness of sound.
SG A L A R TA ICH, 4 1, s.f: and p res. part.
v . Sgal. Shrieking, howling ac t of shrieking, howling, yel l ing.
SG A L CA IR N E A CH, 4 110 11, 3. 171 . See
Sgailc .
SG A LD, 4 1 111 11 , 8G v. a. Scald or burnwi th hot water ; wash wi th hot water ;pai n, torm ent, torture.
SG A LDA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Sgald,) Scald
i ng, that scalds or burns ; painful, torm enti ng, causing torm ent.
SG A LDA DH,-A IDH, s. m . and pres. part.
v . Sgald. A ct of scaldi ng or burning withhot water ; ac t of wash ing with hot water ;act of torm enting or torturi ng ; anguish ortorm en t.
SG A LDTA, pret. part. v . Sgald. Scalded,
burnt wi th hot water ; washed with hotwater ; affl icted, torm ented.
S G A L - FHA R T, 4 1 1 11 1 3- AH
,s. m . A b owl
or loud barking.SG A LL
,- A ILL, - A N
,s. m . Baldness, a scall,
scab.SG A L L A CH,
-A 10 11 E , adj. (Sgall,) Baldtroublesom e, im p ertinent.
SG A LL A CHA N , s. m . A bald- headed
SG ALLDA CHA N , p erson ; an unfledged
bird.
SG AL LA CHD, s.f. ind. Bald
ness ; troublesom eness.SG A L L ADH ,
- A IDH, s. m . and p res. part.
v . Sgall. Provin . for Sgaldadh.
SG A LLA ID,-E A N ,
s.f. See Sgallais.
SG A 504
SG A LLA ISL 4 1, 4 1 11 11,s.f. Insul t, con
tem p t , derisi on , m ockery ; flattery.
SG A L L A ISEA CH '
, 4 11 0 11 11, adj. (Sgallais,)Insult ing, showing contem p t, deridi ng,m ocking ; giv en to m ockery ; flattering.
SG A L L A ISE A CHA DH,- A IDH, s. m . and
p res. part. v . Sgallaisich. Deriding, ac t ofderid ing
,ridi cul ing or i nsulting.
SG A L LA ISICH,4 11 11 , sa v . a. (Sgallais, )
Deride, r idicule, i nsul t.SG A LL A ISICHTE , pret. p art. v. Sgallais
i ch . Derided, ridi culed, i nsulted.
SG A L LTA , adj. Bald, bare. Provin. See
Sgaldta.
SG AMA L ,-a1 1., s.f A scal e.
SG A MA L , 4 1 1 1 ,-AH, s. m . Exhalati on,
efliuv ia ; phlegm .
SG AM A L A CH , 4 1 1 0 11 11,adj. (Sgam al
, )Scaly ; abounding i n phlegm .
SG AMH , 4 1 11 1 11 , 3. m . Dress,dust. See
Sgam han .
SG AMHA IN N ,-MHN A IDH, SG v. a .
Sgam han,) Build up corn or hay in a barn .
Provin .
SG A MHA N ,-A IN ,
- AH,s. m . The lungs ;
the l iver ; 3 . dol t, a blockhead refuse,dross
,an app el lat ion of extrem e con
tem pt.
SG AMHA N , 4 1 1 11,-A N , s. m . Corn or hay
bui lt up i n a barn .
SG AMHA N A CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (Sgam han , )Hav i ng large or strong lungs ; of, or be
longing to the lungs or l iv er.
SG AMHA R , s. m . Saw-dust.
SG AMH- CHN UIMH ,4 1, 47111; and
SG AMH- G HA LA R ,- A 1R , 4 1 11 11 , s.f:
(Sgam hand Cnuim h or Galar,) Consum pt ion i n the lungs.
SG AMHN ADH,- A IDH, s. m . and pres.
p art. v . Sgam hainn . A buildi ng up ofcorn or hay in a barn .
SG A N N , 4 1 1 111111 , s. m . A m ulti t ude ; a
herd,a drov e.
SG A N N,- A IN N , 4 1 11, s. m . A m em brane.
SG A N N A N ,-A IN ,
- AH, s. m . dim . of Sgann .
A l i ttl e herd or drov e ; a th in m em brane,a kell, or film .
SG AN RA DH ,- A IDH , s. m . andp res. part. v .
Sganraich. Surprise, frigh t ; a dispersion
from fright or terror ; act of disp ersing or
of terri fying into d isp ersion , scari ng, rout
ing or scattering.
SGAN R AICH, 4 11 11 , sc v . a. (Sgann and
Ruith,) Scare, affrigh t ; d isp erse through
fear, rout, scatter.
SGAN R A ICHTE , pret. part. v . Sganraich.
Scared, affrigh ted ; scattered or disp ersed
through fear, routed.
SG A
SG AN R A IDH, for SG AN R A ICHIDH,
fut. afi’. v . Sganraich.
SG A O G,4 1 0 10 ,
-A N , s. m . and] : A fool ish,fickle or giddy young wom an a giddy orunsteady p erson , general ly.
SG A O G A CH,4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (Sgaog,) Giddy,
i nconstan t, v olati le.SG A O G A CHA S, 4 1 1 5 , s. m . andf. (SgaogSG A O G A CHD, 4 11 11 , ach,) Giddi ness,lev i ty, i n constancy.
SG A O G A G, 4 1 10 ,- AH, s. f. dim . of Sgaog.
A giddy girl .SG A O G A ICHE , 3. fl
' ind. (Sgaogach,)See Sgaogachas.
SG A O G A N , 4 1 1 11 ,- A N , s. m . dim . of Sgaog.
A giddy youth .
SG A O IL , 4 11 11 , sc v . a. and n . Stretchout, extend ; scatter, d isp erse ; enlarge,dilate, , expand ; dism iss, send away
,giv e
leav e of departure ; d iv ulge, p ubl ish loose,d issolv e, untie ; unsew ; (n . ) Be unsewedunfold, be unfolded.
SG A OIL E A DH; 4 11 11, s. m . and pres. part.
v . Sgaoil. Spreadi ng, act of spreading,stretch ing out, extendi ng ; scat tering, act
of scat teri ng or dispersi ng enlarging, act
of enlarging, di lat ing, expanding ; dism issi ng, ac t of dism issing, sendi ng away, giv i ngleav e of departure ; act of di v ulging, prom ulgating, p ubl ish ing ; loosi ng, act of loosi ng, dissolv ing, untying ; unsewing, act ofunsewing ; state of being unsewed a ren ti n cloth or leather; state of bei ng un
folded.
SG A OILTE, pret. part. v . Sgaoil.‘ Spread
stretched ; extended ; dispersed ; expandedd ism issed ; d i v ulged ; l oosened ; dissolv eduntied ; unsewed.
SG A O ILTE A CH, 4 11 0 11 11 , adj. (Sgaoil, )Spreading, that spreads ; scatteri ng, that
scatters ; div ulgi ng, spreading abroad dif
fuse ; l iberal, profuse, bounti ful ; scattered,in a scattered state.
SG A OILTE A CH, 4 110 11 , 4 1 11 11 , 3 . j:
(Sgaoil,) Ground on which to spread anyth ing to dry?
SG A O ILTE A CHD, s.f. ind. (Sgaoilteach, )State of being spread or scattered ; a ten
deney to spread or scatter ; a readiness to
div ulge or publish abroad ; state of being
d iv ulged ; difi'
useness ; l iberal i ty, bounti
fuln ess.
SG A O IM, 4 1, 4 11111 , and 4 1 11 111111 , s. f.
Fright, sudden terror, alarm ; a starting
or sudden m ov em en t from fear or ter
ror.
SG A O IME A CH,4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (Sgaoim d
A pt to be frightened restless, unquiet.
SG E 506
SG E A CHA G A CH,
A bounding i n hawthorn-berri es.
SG E A CHR A CH, 4 10 11 12, adj. (Sgeach,)Full of bushes or thorns.
SG E A CHR ADH,-A IDH, -EA N ,
s. m . A
p rickle.SG E A DA CHA DH,
-A IDH,s. m . and
p res. part. v . Sgeadaich. C loth ing, act ofclothing ; adorning, dressing, ornam enti ng ; dress, cl othes.
SG E ADA ICH, ,
- 1DH, sa v . a. Dress,clothe ; dress, adorn with dress.
SG E A DA ICHTE , p ret. part. v . Sgeadaich.
C lothed, dressed ; adorned, ornam en ted
with dress.SG E A DA S, -A IS,
-A N , s. m . Ornam en t,gayness of dress.
SG E A DA SA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Sgeadas,)
Hav ing a gay dress ; fond of gay dressf,
SG E A DA SA CHD, 3. fl ind. (Sgeadas
ach, ) A fondness for gay dress.
SG E A LB,- E 1LB, ~ AH
,s. f. A sp l i n ter or
broken fragm en t of wood, stone,or any
hard substance.
SG E ALB,- A IDH, sa v. a. and n . Sp l i t,
dash i nto p i eces or fragm en ts ; becom e
p i eces or fragm en ts.
SG E A L BA CH,-A I CHE , adj. (Sgealb, ) In
p ieces, fragm ents, or sp l i nters ; thatbreaks into p i eces ; hav i ng a tendency tobreak or disun i te i n to fragm en ts or sp linters.
SG E A LBADH,- A IDH, s. m . and p ies.
p art. v . Sgealb . A ct of sp l i tting or dashingin to p ieces or fragm ents ; state of fal l i ngintc fragm ents.
SG EA LBA G , q u a,-A N , s.f:dim . of Sgealb.
A sm al l piece or fragm en t.
SG E A LBA G A CH, 4 1 0 11 15, adj. (Sgealbag,) A bounding i n sm al l fragm en ts.
SG E A LBA IR , A LA N, s. m . (Sgealb andFear,) One that sp l i ts or breaks any th ingi n to p ieces ; a stout young fel low.
SG EA LBA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Sgealb
air,) The act of sp l itt ing or dash ing i nto
p ieces.SG E AL B- CHR EA G
,- E IGE, -A N , s. m .
( Sgealb and Creag,) A sp l intered or
shel vy rock .
SG E A LB- CHR E A G A CH,- A ICHE , adj.
(Sgealb- chreag, ) A boundi ng in rugged or
shelv y rocks.
SG E A LBTA , p ret. part. v . Sgealb. Dashedi nto p i eces.
SG E A LL A G ,- A IG , W
'
ldSG E A L L A G A CH,
v A ICH,1
SG EA LL A N,
- A IN ,
“M i
SG EA LP, - A ,-A N , s.f: A slap wi th the
SG E
palm of the hand th e sound of a blow so
gi v en a quick, sudden sound.
SGEA LP,-A IDH, sa v. a. (Sgealp , s. )
Strike with the palm of the hand.
SG EA LPADH,- A IDH
, s. m . and p res. part.
v. Sgealp . Striking,act of striki ng with
th e palm of the hand. Scot. Skelp .
SG E A L PA R R A,adj. (Sgealp,) Loud and
shri ll, em i tting a loud and shri l l sound.
SG E A LPA R R A CHD, s.f. 2nd. (Sgealparra,) Loudness and shri l lness of sound.
SG E A LPA CH,- A ICHE
,adj. See Sgealbach.
SG E AMH,
-A , s. m . Sev ere or cuttinglanguage, _
abusiv e words a disgust or antipathy. See Sgream h.
SG E AMH,- A ,
s.f: Polypody.
SG E AMHA IL ,-E , adj. ( Sgeam h,) Usi ng
sev ere or cutting words ; disgusting. SeeSgream h.
SG E AMHA IR, - E ,-E A N , s. m . (Sgeam h
and Fear,) One who uses cutting words.SG E AMHA IR E A CHD, s. j; ind.
(Sgeam hair, ) Cutting sat ire, troublesom etalk ; a habit of using cutting words.
SG E AMHL A ,
fau na, - EA N , s. m .
SG E AMHL A DH, A sudden fright,
an alarm a skirm ish .
SG EAN ,- A, s. m . A sudden frigh t ; a
wild look under the i nfluence of fear. SeeSgeun.
SG E A N ,-A , s. m . C leanl iness, neatness, a
p oli sh .
SG EA N A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Sgean, ) See
S eunach.
SG A N A CHA S, a n s, 3. m . (Sgéanach,)See Sgeunachas.
SG EA N A CHA IL ,- r:, adj. (Sgean, ) C lean,
neat,t idy.
SG E A N A IL ,- E , adj. (Sgean,) See Sgean
achail.
SG E A N A LA CHD, s.f: ind. (Sgeanail,)Neatness, cl eanl i ness.
SG E A N N ,-A ,
-AH, s. m . A stare, a gazingupon any th ing.
SG E A N N ,-A IDH , SG v . n . (Sgeann, s. )
stare, gaze upon any th ing.SG E A N N A CH,
-A ICHE, adj. (Sgeann, s. )Stari ng, gaz ing.
SG E A N N A DH, rA IDH, s. m . and pres.
part. v . Sgeann . Staring, act of staring orgaz ing.
SG E A N N A IR ,-EA N , s. m . (Sgeann
andFeer, )A starer,one who stares orgaz es.
SG E AP,- 1 r
,-A N , s. j: A bee-hiv e ; a has
ket. Provin .
SG E APA CH,-A ICHE
,adj. (Sgeap ,) A
boundi ng i n bee- h iv es ; like a bee-h ive ;of, or l ike a basket.
507
SG EA TH,4 m m, sa v. a. and n . More
properly, Sgeith.
SG E IG ,- 1c, s.j: Mockery, derision , jeer
i ng ; a taunt ; buffoonery, waggery.SG E IG ,
- IDH, sa v. a . (Sgeig,) Mock, ridicule, deride taunt, scorn .
SG E IG E A CH, 4 110 11 13, adj. (Sgeig,) Mocking, deriding, ridiculing taunting, scornm g.
SG E IG E A CH,- ICH, s. m . (Sgeig,) A
m ocker, derider.
SG E IG E A L A CHD, s.f. ind. (Sgeigeil,)Mockery, taunti ng, satire.
‘
SG E IG E A R, - 1a,
- A N , s. m . (Sgeig and
Fear,) See Sgeigeir.SG E IG E A R A CHD, s. f: ind. (Sgeigear,)Mockery, derision ; a habit of m ocking orderiding ; bufl
'
oonery, wagg'
ery .
SG E IG E IL ,- is
,adj. (Sgeig,) Reproachful,
scornful, m ocking, giv en to m ockery or
derision .
SG E IG E IR ,-E ,
- EA N , s. m . (Sgeig and
Fear,) A m ocker, wag, bufl'
oon, lam p ooner ; a gander.
SG E IG E A S, -xs, s.f. (Sgeig, ) waggery,buffoonery.
SG E IG E A SA CH,
-A ICHE, adj. (Sgeigeas,)See Sgeigeil.
SG E IG IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Sgeigeir,)See Sgeigearachd.
SG E IL CE A R R A , adj. Supp l e, elastic ;activ e, quick, l iv ely sudden
,quick.
SG E IL CE A R R A CHD, s. f ind. (Sgeilccarra,) Supp l eness, elastici ty ; activ i ty,quickness, l iv el i ness ; suddenness, quickness.
SG E IL E ,- 1DH, s. fl M isery, p i ty,
SG EIL E ADH, calam i ty.SG EIL E A CH,
-m cm z , adj. (Sgéile,) Calam i tons, ruinous.
SG E IL E A S,
- m s,-A N , s. m . A bil l or
beak ; a th i n face ; talkat iv eness, garrul lty. Provin.
SG E IL E A SA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Sgeileas,)
Thi n faced ; loquacious, garrulous. Pro
v m.
SG E ILE A SA CH,- A ICH
,s.f. (Sgeileas, )
A loquacious, garrulous wom an .
SG E ILE ID,-E
,- EA N , s. f. A ski llet, sm al l
boiler.
SG E ILM; 4 3, s. f. Boasting, vai n -glory ;prattling, vai n or idle talk ; neatness ofdress.
SG E ILM EA R ,-EIR, ~ EA
’
N , s. m . (Sgeilmand Fear, ) A fool ish boaster, a pratingfellow a neatly dressed p erson .
SG E ILME A R R A , adj. (sgeilm ,) SeeSgeilm eil.
SG E
SG E ILMEA R R A CHD , s.f. ind. (Sgellm eurra,) See Sgeilm eileachd.
SG E ILME IL ,-r
,adj. (Sgeilm ,) Boast ing,
vain-glorious prat in’
g, gi ven to idl e language ; neat, t idy in dress.
SG E ILME IL E A CHD,s. f: ind. (Sgeli
m ei l,) A habi t of boasting, a habi t of
prat ing neatness of dress.SG E ILMSE , s. f ind. A surp rise, a
sudden attack.
SG E ILMSE A CH,-m c ns , adj. (Sgeilm se,)
A t tacking or com ing upon one unawares.SG E ILP,
-E,
- EA N ,-EA CHA N . A shel f or
cl iff of a rock ; a shel f i n a keep i ng p lace .
SG E ILPE A CH,om en s, adj. (Sgeilp,)
Shelv y, abound ing i n cl iffs or rocks ; fur
nished with shelv es.SGElL -THE A CHDA IR E ,
-m x, s. m .
(Sgeul and Teachdaire, ) A tale-bearer.
G EIMH, j: Com el iness, beauty ;ornam ent.
SG EIMHE A CH,4 310 11 11, adj. (Sgéim h,)
Handsom e,graceful , elegant.
SG EIMHE A CHADH, 4 m m, 3. m . and
p res. part. v . Sgéim hich. A dorn ing, act of
adorn ing, ornam enting or beautifying.
SGEIMHE A CHD, s. f. ind. ( Sgeim heach , ) Beauty, com el i ness, gracefulness.
SG EIMHE AL A CH,
Handsom e, fair, graceful ; wel l dressed,ornam en ted, adorned.
SG EIMHE A L A CHD, s.f. ind. (Sgeim hei l,) Handsom eness, neatness.
SG EIMHICH,- IDH, ss v . a. (Sgéim h, )
A dorn, ornam ent, beauti fy, m ake fair.
SG EIMHICHTE , pret. p art. v. Sgeim h
ich. A dorned, ornam ented ; m ade fair,beautified.
G E IMHLE , s. m . and p res. part.
G E IMHLE ADH, v . Sgeim hlich. A
skirm ish , a fight ; a surprise ; a bitternessof sp eech , bit ing words ; a skirm ish ing,act of skirm ishing bickeri ng, act of bickeri ng; or using b i tter language.
SG ETMHLEA R,4 11 11 ,
-A N , s. m . (Sgeim hleadh and Fear,) A fighter, disp uterone who uses bi tter words.
SG E IMHL EA R A CHD, s.f: ind. Sgeim h.
lear,) A habit of bickeri ng or quarrell ing.
SG E IMHL ICH, 4 1311 , sc v. a. and n .
(Sgeim hle,) Surprise, alarm ; skirm ish,bicker ; use b i tter words.
SG E IN N IDH, 4 1, s. m . Flax or hem p ,thread
,sm al l twine.
SG E IR ,4 1, 4 um , s. f. A rock i n the sea.
SG E IR E A CH,4 sxcm z , adj. (Sgeir,) Rocky,
ful l of rocks.
SG E 508
SG E IR E A G ,JA N
,s.f. dim . of Sgeir.
A l i ttle rock in the sea.
SG E IR E A G A CH, eA ICHE , adj. (Sgeireag,)Fall of l i ttle sea rocks.
SG E lTH, 4 5, A v om i t, m at ter thrown upfrom the stom ach .
SG E ITH , 4 1 m , sc v . a. and n . (Sgeith, s. )Vom i t, throw up .
SG E ITH,
m . and pres. part. v . Sgeith.
Vom i ting, act of vom i t ing.SG EITH, 4 1 m , sc v . a. Cut out, reduceto a shape.
SG E ITH E A CH,- EICHE
,adj. (Sgeith, )
Nauseous, causing to v om i t ; ready to vo
m it.
SG EITHE ADH, 4 0 11,s. m . and p res.
part. v . Sgeith. See Sgeith.
SG EITHE ADH, 4 1m , 3. m . and p res. part.
v . Sgeith. Cutti ng out, act of cutting out,reducing to shap e or form . Provin .
SG EITHTE , pret. part. v. Sgeith. Cutout, reduced to shape or form .
SG E ITHTE , p ret. p art. vu Sgeith. Vom i tcd, cast up.
SG E ITHR ICH,
4 s, 3. f..
A
v om i ting.SG E OC ,
4 261 0 , -A N, s. m . A long neck .
SG EOC A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Sgeoc, ) Long
necked.
SG EOCA G,
- A IG ,- AH
,s. f. (Sgedc , ) A
long- necked fem ale.SG E OCA N ,
- A IN ,-A N , s. m . (Sgedc ,) A
long- necked youth or boy ; also dim . ofSgecic .
SG E OD,4 cc
‘
un ,- A N , s. m . See Sgdd.
SG E O G A IR, 4 c,
-EA N,s. m . A foolish
talker.SG E O G A IR E A CHD, s.f:ind. (Sgeogair,)Fool ish talk.
SG EOL A CH, s. m . The nam e of on e ofFingal ’s our}?SG E OP,
-61P, s. m . A torren t of foolish
words.
SG E OPA IR , 4 c, 4 1am 3. m . (Sgec
‘
ip and
Fear,) A tattler.
S G EOPA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Sgeopair,)A tattl ing, prattle.
SG E UDA CHADH,- A IDH, s. m . and pres.
part. v . Sgeudaich. See Sgeadachadh.
SG EUDA ICH, 4 0 11 , SG v . a. See Sgead
SG E UL, 4'
1 1L E ,- s61 1. 11, 4 311 , s. m .
SG E UL A, } A narrat iv e or relation, a
narrat ion a tal e, a fabl e,a story ; a false
or m al i cious report, a falsehood ; news,i n form ation, tidings.
SG EUL A CH,-A ICHE , adj. (Sgeul,) Hav
ing m any tal es ; fond of reciting tales or
SG I
stori es ;' l ike a tale ; tale- tel l ing, n ews
m onging.
SG E UL A CHD,- A N , s. f. (Sgeul, ) A tale,
a fable, fiction,rom ance tradi t ion a tell
ing or reci ting of tales, fables or tradi tions.SG E ULA ICHE , 4 1 1m
,s. m . (Sgeul, ) A
. relat'
er of tales,
fictions or fables a newsm onger ; a prom ulgator of false reports.
SG EUL -THE A CHDA IR E , m .
(Sgeuland Teachdaire,) See Sgell- theachdaire .
SG E UMH ,
‘
- A , s. m . See Sgéim hSG EUN , 4
7
: 1 N , s. m ._ Shyness, W ildness, a
readi ness to be fri ghtened ; a sudden frigh tor dread, causi ng to start or fly away sud
denly ; a look expressiv e of fear, dread or
terror.
SG EUN A CH, 4 1 0 11 15, adj. (Sgeun,) Shy,skit tish , easi ly frightened ; suddenlyfrightened, flying off in fear ; hav ing a
look of dread or t error.
SG E UN A CHA DH,—A IDH, s. m . and p res.
part. v . Sgeunaich. Scari ng, act of scari ng, afi
'
righting or chasi ng away for fear.
SG E UN A CHA S, m . (Sgeunach, )
See Sgeun .
SG E UN A ICH, 4 1311 , sa v . a. (Sgeun,)
Terr ify,scare, chase away for fear.
SG EUN A ICHTE , pret. p art. v . Sgeunp
aich . Terrified, scared, chased away byfear.
SG E UN A IL ,adj. Neat, i n good order
pruned.
SG IA B,- A ,
- A N,s. f. A qu ick or sudden
m ov em en t a snatch or pul l at any th ing.SG IA B,
-A IDH ,sa v. a. and n . (Sgiab , s. )
Start or m ove suddenly ; snatch or p ul l atany th ing.
SG IA BA CH,-A ICH‘E
,adj. Mov ing quickly
or suddenly ; snatching or p ul ling at anything.
SG IA BA DH ,- A IDH, s. m . and p res. part.
v . Sgiab . Mov ing,act of m ov ing sudden
ly or quickly ; act of snatch ing or p ull ingat any th ing.
SG IA BA IR , 4 s,-E A N , (Sgiab and Fear,)
A snatch er, one who snatches or p ulls at
any th ing.SG IAMH
,-f:IMH, s. f. Beauty, lov el in ess,
bloom . See Sgéim h.
SG IAMH ,- A , s. m . A shriek or yell ; th e
caterwaul ing of a cat.
SG IAMH,
- A IDH, SG v . a. Shrieker yellm
'
ew,caterwaul .
SG IAMHA CH,- A ICHE, adj. See Sgeim h
each .
SG IAMHA CH,a rena, adj. (Sgiam hg
Yel l ing, shri eking ; m ewi ng, caterwaul ing.
SG I 510
Q uick, activ e, clev er, agile ; l iv el y ; t idy,neat.
SG IOBA LTA CHD, s.f. ind. (Sgiobalta,)A ctiv i ty, quickness; alacri ty, agil i ty n eat
n ess, t idi ness.
SG IOBL A CHADH, 4 1 1 1311 , s. m . and
p res. p art. v . Sgioblaich. A ct of adjustingone’s dress, or adjusting one
’
s self for
work .
SG IOBLA ICHTE , pret. p art. v . Sgiob
lai ch . A djusted, hav i ng one’
s clothes t ucked
up or m ade neat ; hav i ng the dress adjusted
for any work.
SG IODA R,4 1 13 , A p lashing
SG IO DA R L A ICH, 4 1, through bogs
or m ire.SG IO G A IR , s. m . A jackanap es,an im perti n ent fell ow.
SG IO G A IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Sgiogair,)Im p ertinence.SG IO L , 4 11 1311 , se v . a. Shell, unhuskgrai n . See Sgil, v .
SG IOL A DH, s. m . and p res. p art.
v . Sgiol. A shelling, act of shel l ing grai n .See Sgileadh.
SG lOL AM , 4 1 131 , 3. m . andj: Forward, orim pert inen t talk a tell ing of tales a taletel l ing p erson .
SG IOL AMA CH,o A ICHE , adj. (Sgiolam ,)
A ddicted to forward or im p ertinen t talk ;given to tale- tell ing.
SG IOL A N ,- AIN
, s. m . (Sgiol, v . ) Oatswi th the hul ls taken off, groats.
SG IOL C ,- A 1DH, sa v . a. and n . Slip i n
or out wi th a sudden or unexpectedm otion
p ush i n or out, suddenl y.SG IOL CA DH, 4 1 1 1311 , s. m . and pres. part.
v . Sgiolc . A ct of sl ipp ing i n or out wi th a
sudden m otion ; act of pushing in or out,suddenly.
SG IOL C A N TA , 4 1m m,
adj. (Sgiolc, )SG IOL CA R R A . That sl ides in
or out with a sudden m otion ; that pushesi n or out with a sudden m otion ; elastic ;agile, quick .
SG IOL C A N TA CHD,s.f. ind. (Sgiolc
SG IOL CA R R A CHD, } ants and Sgiolc
arra, ) A sudden m otion or act of slidi ngin or out of ; elastici ty ; agi lity, quickness.
SG IOLTA ,adj. and pret. p art. Sgiol.
Unhusked, hul led, of grain ; t idy, trim ,
neat ; activ e, quick ; sm al l , sl ender.SG IOLTA CHD, s.f ind. (Sgiolta,) Tidiness, trim ness, neatness ; activ i ty, quickness ; sm al lness, slenderness.
SG IOMLA IR E A CHD, s.f: ind. More
prop erly Sgim ilearachd.
SG IO N N - SHUIL, 4‘
J LA , 3.
squi nt- eye.
SG ION N - SHUILE A CH,-s10 11 z ,
(Sgionn - shui l ,) Squin t- eyed.
SG IOPA IDH,-E , adj. See Sgibeach.
SG IO RD,-A IDH, se v. a. and n . Squirt ;
p urge.SG IO RDA CH,
- A 1cm :, adj. (Sgiord,)Squirting ; purging.
SG IORDADH , 4 11 1311 , s. m . and pres. part.
v . Sgiord. A ct of squirting ; purging, act
of purging.
SG IORDA N ,-AIN , -A N , s. m . (Sgiord,)
A syri nge a purgativ e.SG IO R R , 4 1 1311 , sc v . n . Slip, sl ide or
stum ble run a risk .
SG IOR R A CH, 4 1 10 1115, adj. A p t to sl ip ,sl ide or stum ble ; that runs a risk .
SG IOR R ADH, 4 1 1311 , 4 11 1311 1111 11 , 3. m . and
p res. part. v . Sgiorr. A ct of sl ipp ing,sl iding or stum bl ing ; an acciden t .
SG IO R R ADH-FOC A IL , s. m . (Sgiorradh and Focal,) See Sgiorr-fhocal.
SG IOR R A IL ,adj. (Sgian ,) A cciden
tal.
SG IOR R A N ,-A IN ,
-AH, s. m . A stum bler,one who sl ips or stum bles ; one who runs
a risk ; dim . of Sgiorradh . A sl igh t ac c i
den t or m ischance.
SG IO R R -PHOCA L,- A N , s. m .
(Sgiorr and Focal, ) A random expression,a hasty word, a m istake in speaking.
SG IO R R -FHO C LA CH,- A ICHE, adj.
(Sgiorr-fhocal,) Usi ng rash expressions ;com m i tti ng errors of sp eech .
SG IOR T,-A ,
s. m . The edge or foldsof a garm ent, a dress worn by ladi es when
riding.SG IO RTA CH,
- A ICHE, adj. (Sgiort, )Skirted, hav ing skirts ; l ike a skirt.
SG IORTA CHA DH , 4 1 1 1311 , s. m . and
p res. part. v . Sgiort. See Sgiortachadh.
SG IO RTA ICH, 4 1311,sc v . a . (Sgiort, )
Skirt,furn ish with a skirt or border.
SG IOR TA ICHTE , pret. part. v . Sgiort
aich . Furn ished with a skirt or border.
SG iOS, s. m . ind. Weariness, fat igue ; toil ,labour.
SG IOSA CHADH, 4 1 11311 , s. m . and pres.
part. v . Sgiosaich. See Sgitheachadh.
SG lOSA ICH, 4 1311 , 8G v. a . (Sgios,) SeeSgithich.
SG IOT, 4 1 1 1311 , se v . a. D isperse, scatter ;fl ing or throw about.
SG IOTA CH,-A ICHE , adj. (Sgiot, ) Scatter
ing, that scat ters or disperses fl inging,that d ings or throws about ; scattered,straying .
SG I 5 1 1
SG IOTA DH, 4 1 11311 , s. m . and p res. part.
v. Sgiot. Scatteri ng, act of sca tteri ng or
dispersing ; act of throwing or fl i nging
about.SG lR E , 4 m, and s. f. A
SG IR E A CHD, } parish .
SG lR E A CHDA IL,4 1 , adj. (Sgireachd,)
Paroch ial, of, or belonging to a parish .
SG IR TE A N ,s. m . A disease in cattle,
called in Scotland the black spaul .SG ITE A L ,
4 1m ,-A N , s. m . A plash of
water.SG lTH, 4 1, adj. Weary, fatigued fat igai ng, wearyi ng, that weari es or fatigues
,
laborious, oppressive.SG ITHE A C H, 4 310 11 , s. m . Thorn, hawthorn
,white - thorn .
SG lTHE A CH , 4 1 1 0x1 15, adj. (Sgith, )Wearisom e, t iresom e, tedious.
SG iTHE A CHA DH, 4 m m , s m . and
pres. part. v . Sgithich. Wearying, act of. wearying or fatiguing.
SG ITHE A G , 4 1m ,- AH, s. f. A stalk or
p rickle of the hawthorn ; a hawthornberry.
SG iTHICH, 4 1311,
.a a. a. (Sgith,)Weary, fatigue.
SG ITH ICHTE , pret. part. v. Sgithich.
Weari ed, fatigued.
SG IIJCA N , 4 m , 3. m . The cackl ing,SG IUCHA N , i p lai n t iv e note of a m oorhen or fem al e grouse.
SG Ifi G A N ,4 1 11 , s. m . and f. A
SG II‘
J G A N A ICH,-E
,i whim per or
whim pering, a habi t of whim pering.
SG IfiG A N A CH ,4 10 11 12, adj. (Sgiugan,)
Whim pering, ap t to whim per.
SG IG N A CH,4 1 10 11 -A ICHEAN , s.f. A bold,
forward, im pudent or sham eless wom an .
SG IUR S, -A ,- A N
,s. m . A scourge, a whip .
SG IIJ'
R S, -A IDH, sa v . a. (Sgiurs, s. )Scourge, whip , afilict ; chase, driv e away.
SG IfiR SA CH,-A I CHE, adj. ( Sgian ,)
Scourging, whipp ing, afiiicting ; l ike a
scourge or lash chasing, driv i ng away.SG IG R SA ,
- A 1DH, 4 mm , s. m . and
SG IIJR SA DH, } p res. part. v . Sgifu‘
s. A
scourge, a whip ; scourging, act of scourgi ng driving away, act of driv i ng away or
, chasing.SG IGR SA IR , 4 5, 4 am , s. m . (n rs and
Fear,) A scourge, a W hip a sco urger, onewho scourges, one who chases or drivesaway.
SG IIBR SA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Sgian ,)A sco urging, act of scourging ; a chasingor driv ing away.
SG L
SG IOTHA DH, 4 1 1 1311 ,-E AN , s. m . A
lash , a stroke with a goad or whip.
Provin .
SG IOTHA N TA , 4 1m m , adj. ( Sgiuthadh,)Sm arting, sm art (as a lash. ) Provin .
SG L A BHA IR , 4 1,
- EA N, s. m . or f: A
foul-m outhed m an or wom an , a scold.
SG L ABHA IR E A CHD,s.f: ind. (Sgiabh
air,) Scoldi ng, abusiv e language .SG L A BHA R T,
-A IRT, -AH,s. m . A blow
on the side of th e head.
SG LA BHA R TA CH, 4 10 1111 , adj. (Sglabhart
, ) Giv ing blows.
SG L A IMHE A CH,- 1c 11 , s. m . A glutton ;
a hungry m astifi'
.
SG L AMHA CH,- A ICHE, adj. That
snatcheth away greedi ly.
SG LAMHA CHD,
}s. m . and fl A
SG L AMHADH, 4 1 1311 , seizi ng greedi ly
upon any th ing ; a snatch ing of any th ingby force .
SG LAMHA IR, 4 2,-E A N , s. m . (Sglam h
adh and Fear, ) One that snatcheth away
or seiz eth greedi ly ; an usurper.
SG L AMHA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind.
(Sglam hair. ) A seizing v iolentl y ; usurpa
t i on .
SG L AMHR UIN N , 4 3,-E A N , s. f. A
scolding,
abusiv e words ; one giv en to
sc oldi ng.SG L AMHRUIN N E A CH,
4 110 11 3 , adj.
(Sglam hruinn,) Scolding, scurr i lous ; ap t
to scold.
SG LA MHR UIN N E A CHD, s. f ind.
(Sglam hruinneach, ) A habi t of scolding ;an ap tness to scold.
SG L E AMHA S, 4 1 13, s. m . Meanness, sor
didness, v i l eness.
SG L E AMHA SA CH,-A ICHE , adj.
(Sgleam has, ) Mean, sordid, v i le, ignoble.SG L E AMHR A IDH, 4 1,
- EA N , s. m . A
stup id, senseless person ; an awkward,un tidy fellow ; a m ean or ignorant fel
low.
SG LE AMHR A IDHE A CHD,s. j: ind.
(Sgleam hraidh,) Stup idi ty, senselessness ;awkwardness, untidi ness ; m eanness, ignorunae.
SG LEA P, 4 11 9 , s. f. Osten tat ion ; m ean
ness under a p lausible app earance.
SG LEAPA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Sgléap,)
Ostentat ious, vai n- glorious m ean
sp iri ted.
SG LEAPA IR ,4 1,
-EA N , s. m . (Sgléap and
Fear, ) A vai n, vaunting fel low ; a m ean‘
sp irited fellow.
SG LEAPA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. ( Sgléap
SG D 5
air,) A habit of silly boasti ng ; m eannessof sp iri t.
SG L EO-DHA N, s. m . Boast ing, pufiing,bom bast ; a shade, film a vapour or m ist ;a d im ness of th e eyes produced by lookingi ntensely at any th ing l um i nous a ghost,a spectre ; fables, rom ance m isery, a
p i ty ; a carcase.
SG L E OBA CH,-A ICHE, adj. Sluttish , slo
v enly. ,
SG LHfi‘BA G ,-A IG ,
-A N , and - E A N ,'
s.
SG L E OBA ID,4 1
,A slov enly wom an .
SG L E OCA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Sgle6, ) Hav
i ng i ll- sighted large eyes.
SG LEOC.HA ID, 4 2,-EA N , s.f: A fool ish ,
staring , wom an .
SG L EOCHDA IR ,-E ,
-m x, s. m . A fool
ish starer.
SG LE OCA IRE A CHD, s. f. A foo l ish
stari ng or gap ing.
SG LEODHA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Sgle6,)
Shadowy, fi lm y, ill- coloured.
SG L E O G ,- OIG ,
- A N , s.f: Sal iva, snot, or
phlegm a knock or sudden col l ision .
SG L E O G A CH,- A ICHE , adj. (Sgleog,) Fal l
ing'
l ike snot or sal iva ; striking suddenly
agai nst each other.
SG LE OG A IR , 4 1 ,- E A N , s. m . (Sgleog and
Fear,) A troublesom e prattler, a lying,flatteri ng fellow.
SG L E O G A IR E A CHD, s.f: ind. (Sleogair,) Silly , prattl ing talk.
SG L E O- G HL O IR , 4 3, s. f. (Sgled and
G léir,) A loud cry, huzza.
SG L EOID, 4 1 ,- E A N , s. m . and fl A sill y
m an or wom an ; a slov enl y m an or wo
m an.
SG LEOIDEA CH , 4 1, and - EICHE,adj.
SG L E OIDE IL , i (Sgleoxd,) Silly,senseless ; slov enly, fi l thy.
SG L IAMA CH,-A ICHE, adj. Slippery
SG L IA MHA CH faced.
SG L IAMA IR , s,- E AN , s.m . One hav
SG L IAMHA IR ,i ng a sl ipp ery face.
SG L IA T ,- A
,- A N
,s. m . A slate.
SG L IA T, 4 1 1 1311 , SG L v . a. (Sgliat, s. )Slate
,cov er wi th slates.
SG L IA TA CH,- A 10 11 E , adj. (Sgliat, ) Of, or
belonging to slates.
SG L IA TA DH ,- A IDH, s. m . and pres. p art.
v . Sgliat. Slating, act of covering withslates.
SG L IATA IR , 4 5,- EA N , s. m . (Sgliat and
Fear,) A slater.
SG L IA TA IR E ACHD, s. j: ind. (Sliatair,) The business of a slater.
SG L lME A CH, 4 1511 11, adj. Troublesom e,as an unwelcom e guest.
SG O
SG L lME A CHA S,M 19, s. m . (Sglim each,)
Troublesom eness.SG L lME A R , 4 a,
- E A N , s. m . A troublesom e guest.
SG L IMSE A R,- 1a,
- E A N , s. m . A flatteringfel low, a parasite.
SG L IMSLR E A CHI) , sf. ind. (Sglim sear,)So rdid, parasi t i cal flattery.
SG L IOR A CH ,- A ICHE A N , s.f. A
sl ut, a slattern a gossip , a fem ale tatt ler
a whore ; a young sea gull . Provin .
SG L IfJR A CHD, s. j. ind. (Sgliurach,}Sluttishness whorishness ; a gossip ing,tattl ing.
SG L O ID ,- E , s. f. Filth , dirt. Provm .
SG L O IDE A CH,- EICHE, adj.
Fil thy, dirty. Provin .
SG LO IN G E A N A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 12, adj.
(Sgloingean , ) See Sglongaideach.
SG L O IN G E A N A CHD, s. f. ind. (Sgloingeanach, ) See Sglongaideachd.
SG L ON G A ID,- E ,
- EA N , s.f. Snot,“
sal iva.
SG LON G A IDE A CH,- E ICHE, adj.
(Sglongaid,) Snotty, m ucous.
SG L ON G A IDE A CHD, s.f: ind. (Sglongaideach,) Snottiness, a habi t of sni vell i ng.
SOOE ,-A IDH
,sc v . a. Snatch , p l uck,
p ul l st ing or bite.
SG OBA CH,- A ICHE , adj. That snatches,
p l ucks or pulls ; sting ing, that sti ngs or?
bi tes.
SG OBA DH,-A IDH ,
s. m . and pres. part. v .
Sgob . A snatch , act of snatching, p lucking'
stinging or bit ing ; a,
s.f. (Sgob,) A l i ttl e'
twitch or wound ; a sm al l dram , or sm al lquanti ty of any l iquor to dri nk.
SG OBA G A CH , 4 1 1a , adj. (Sgobag,)Twitch ing or wound ing l igh tly.
SG OBA L L A CH,- A ICH,
s. m . A p i ece or ?
m orsel to eat.
SG OBA N TA ,- A INTE , adj. (Sgob, ) Eager,
v oracious.
SG OBA N TA CHD, s. f. ind. (Sgobanta, )Eagerness, v orac iousness.
SG OD, 4 31 13, - A H,s. m . The corner of a
cloth or garm en t ; the sheet "of a sai l ; asheet rope ; an error, a defect, a bl em ish ;concei t, affectat ion ; pride ; com m and,rule.
SG OBA CH ,am en , adj. (Sgbd, ) Hav ing
corners or lappets ; furn ished with sheet
rop es ; defect iv e , hav i ng bl em ishes ; trai ling, draggl ing, awkward ; concei ted, af
fec ted ; proud, haughty ; lordly, hav ingcom m and.
SGODA G ,- A IG ,
-A N , s. f. (Sgdd,) A sio
5 14
i ng,hack ing, scarifying ; abounding i n cuts
or notches.
SG ORA DH, 4 11 1311 , s. m . and pres. part. v.
Sgor. Cutti ng, act of cutt ing, hacking,gashing
,scari fying.
SG O RA G ,-A IG ,
-A N , s.f. A p i ece of turf ;a l im p et roasted.
SG O R A N A CH,- A ICH, s. m . A you th , a
strip l i ng.
SG OR -BHE AN N ,-E IN N , s. m . (Sgor and
Beinn , ) A rocky m ountai n ; a m ountain
cl iff.
SG OR - FH IA CA IL,- GLA , s. m . (Sgdr and
Fiacail,) A buck- tooth .
SC OB- FH IA CL A CH, 4 11 0x1 11, adj. (Sgor
fh iacai l, ) Buck- toothed.
SG OR N A CH,“ A 10 3 , s. m . The throat
SGOR N A N ,-A 1N ,
- A N , the neck .
SG OR N A N A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Sgornan ,)
Wide- throated.
SG OR N - CHA IL BHE , J A N , s.f: (Sgdrnand Cailbhe,) The ep iglottis.
SG OR R, - A ,- A N , s. 771 . See Sgdr.
SG OR -SHUIL , 4 1m , J A N,s. j: ( Sgbr
and Sui l ,) A bl ink- eye .SG OR - SHUIL E A CH, 4 :1 cas , adj. ( Sgdrsh1
‘
1 i l, ) Bl ink- eyed.
SGOT, eorr,
- A N , s. m . A spot, a
SG OTA N ,-A 1N , blem ish a sm al l farm ;
a sm al l flock.
SG OTH,- A
,- A N , s. f. A boat, a skiff.
SG OTHADH,-A 1 13H, s. m . A p ull ; a gash,
slash or cut. See Sgathadh.
SG OTHA G ,-A IG ,»
-A N , s.j: dim . of Sgo th.
A l i ttl e skiff.SG OTH-LONG, - UINGE, -AN , s. f. A
yach t, a ship’
s fly-boat.SG R A BA CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. R ough , rugged.
AS, -A1s, s. m . (Sgrabach,)
J , J A N, s. m . The G reen
- A 1 LL , s. m . Gold- foil, a
SG R A G A LLA CH,4 1 10 11 11, adj. (Sgragall, )
Spangled .
SG R A IBHSE ADH, 4 1 m, J AN , 3. m . A
hand- saw.
SG R A IDE A G , c ,- A N , s. j: A sm al l
m orsel ; a dim inut iv e wom an .
SG R A IDE A N , J 1N,
-A N , s. m . A dim inu
t iv e m an,a dwarfish p erson .
SG R AIDHT, J , J A N , s. f. A shrivelledand ugly old
SG RAIDHTE A CH, 4 11 0 11 5 , adj.
( Sgraidht. ) Shrivelled and ugly.SG R A IG , 4 1311 ,
_
sc a Strike, h i t one a
blow. Provin .
SG R
SG RA IG E A DH, 4 1311 , s. m . and pres.
part. v . Sgraig. Striking, act of striking ablow.
SG R A IG TE , pret. part. v . Sgraig. Struck.
SG R AIL L , 4 1311,sG a v. a. Rai l at
,sati
ri ze, abuse with words.
SG R AIL LE ADH ,4 1311
,s. m . and pres.
part. v . Sgraill. Rai l ing, act of rai l ing atone
,sat iri z i ng, abusing with words.
SG RAIL LE A G ,-A N
,
‘
s. f. The birdcom m on sand-
piper.
SG R A IN G, J , J AN , s. f. A n angry look,a gloom y, contracted countenance ; a forbidding asp ect n iggardl i ness.
SG R A IN G E A CH,-E ICHE
,adj. (Sgraing,)
See Sgraingeil.g
SG R A IN G E A L A CHD, s.f. ind. (Sgraingeil
, ) Sul len ness, gloom iness of asp ect, a
forbidding look ; n iggardl i ness.
SG R A IN G E IL ,J
,adj. (Sgraing,) Gloom y,
sullen , frowning, of a forbidding asp ect,n iggardl y.
SG R A IN G E A G , 4 110 ,- A N , s.f. (Sgraing,)
A sul len, surly l ooki ng wom an ; a n ig
gardly wom an .
1.
SG RA IN G E A N , J 1N ,- A N
,s. in. (Sgraingd
A surl y looking fel low ; a niggardl y fell ow.
SG RAIST, J , J A N , 3. m . A sl uggard, aslothful p erson .
SG RAISTE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Sgraist,)Laziness.
SG RAISTE IL ,- n, adj. (Sgraist,) Sloth
ful .SG RAISTE A G , 4 110 ,
- A N , s.f: A laz y,i ndolent wom an .
SG RAISTE A L A CHD, s.f. ind. (Sgraistei l ,) See Sgraisteachd.
SG RA IT, J , J A N , s. fl A shred, rag.
SG R A ITE A CH, c nn, adj. (Sgrait, )Shredded, ragged, shabby.
SG RA ITE A G , J IG ,- AN
,s. f: (Sgrait,)
A ragged fem ale.SG R A ITE A N , J 1N ,
- A N , s. m . (Sgrait, )A ragged fellow.
SG R A TH,
- A ,-A N
, s.f. The outer ski n orri nd of any th ing ; a turf, a green sod.
SG RA TH,
4 1 1 1311 , sc a v . a. (Sgrath,)Peel, take offthe rind or skin ; thatch withturfs.
SG R ATHA CH,- A 10n E , adj. ( Sgrath,)
Hav ing a ri nd or skin of any kind ; peeling, that peels or takes off the ri nd or skin ;aboundi ng i n sods or green turf.
SG RA THA CHA DH,-A 1 1311 , s. m . and
pres. part. v . Sgrathaich. See Sgrathadh.
SG R ATHA DH, 4 1 1 1311 , s. m . and‘
pres. p art»
v . Sgrath. Peel ing, act of peel i ng, taking
SG R 5 15
ofi the rind or skin ; thatch ing, ac t of
thatcbing with turf.
SG R A THA G ,-A 1G ,
- A N , s. f. dim . of
Sgiath. A th in coveri ng or rind of anykind a sm al l turf.
SG R A THA ICH, 4 1311 , san v . a. SeeSgrath, v .
SG R ATHA ICHTE , p ret. part. v.
Sgrathaich. Peeled, th inned ; thatchedwith turf.
SG R A THA G A CH ,-A ICHE, adj. (Sgrath
ag, ) Hav i ng a th in ri nd or skin of any
kind aboundi ng i n l it tle sods.
SG R A THA IL , adj. Destructive, p ern icions.
SG R E AB,
-A ,-A N , s.f. A scab, a blotch .
SG R E ABA CH,-A ICHE, adj. Scabbed,
blotched.SG R E A BHA G ,
-A 1G ,-A N
'
, s. f: A crust.SG REA CH, 4 1 ,
- A N , s. f. See Sgreuch.
SG R E AD,-A ,
-A N , s. m . A screech, shri ek,cry.
SG R E A D,-A 11311 , sc a v. n . Shriek, cry,
screech .
SG R E A DA CH,- A ICHE
,adj. (Sgread,)
That shri eks, shrieking.f
'
?
SG R EA DA G ,- A IG ,
-A N,
s. f dim . ofSgread. A. l i ttle shri ek ; a sharp sourdr i nk.
SG R E ADA IL ,J , s. f. and pres. part. v.
Sgread. Screech ing, act of screech ing,shri eking or crying ; a grating or shril lnoiée.
SG R E ADA IR , J , J A N ,s. m . (Sgread
and Fear,) A bawler, shrieker.
SG R E ADA N ,- A 1N , s. m . A disagreeable
sound, noise of any th ing teari ng asunder.SG R E A DA N A CH,
-A 1 0 11 1f, adj. (Sgreadan, ) Making a disagreeable or gratingsound.
SG R EA G ,- A 1 1311 , sc a v . a. and 71 . Dry,
parch , shriv el , cause to shriv el ; becom edry, parched or shriv el led,
SG R E A G A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Sgreag,)
Dry, hard, shriv el led ; reeky , parched, (ofsoi l Stingy, p enurious, m ean .
SG R E A G A Q ,- A IG , - A N , s. f. (Sgreag, )
A n old shrivel led wom an ; a p enuri ous,stingy wom an .
SG R E A G A IR , J ,J A N , s. m . (Sgreag
and Fear,) A close-flsted stingy m an ; an
old shriv ell edman .
SG R E A G A N ,- A 1N ,
-A N , s. m . (Sgreag,)A ny th ing dry, shrunk, or shriv elled.
SG R E A G A N A CH,
'- A 1011 E ,
'
adj. (Sgreagan
, ) See Sgreagach.
SG R E A G A N TA , adj. (Sgreag, )See Sgreagach.
BGB
SG’
R E AMH,
o E lMHE,and -A
,s. m . A
loath ing,abhorrence, disgust .
SG R E AMHA CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (Sgream h,)See Sgream hail.
SG R E AMHA CHADH,
-A 11311 , s. m . and
p res. part. v. Sgream haich. Nauseating,act of nauseating .
SG R E AMHA ICH ,4 1311, new,
v . a. and
n . (Sgream h, ) Loathe, turn the stom ach ,disgust.
SG R E AMHA ICHTE , p ret. part. v.
Sgream haich. D isgusted, shocked.
SG R EAMHA IL ,J
,adj. (Sgream h,)
Loathsom e,
abom i nable, nasty ; fearful,dreadful apt to take disgust .
SG R E AMHA LA CHD,s.f. ind.Sgream h
ail,) D isgustfulness, abom i nableness ;fearfulness, dreadfulness ; a readiness tobe shocked or disgusted.
SG R E AT, s. m . andjl See SgreatSG RE ATA CHD,
aidheachd.
SG R E ATA ICH,4 1311 , sc a v . a. and 11 .
See Sgream haich .
SOREA NG, -A ,-A N , s.fl A wrinkled W0
m an .
SG R E A N G A IL ,J
,adj. (Sgreang, )
Wri nkled,corrugated.
SG R E A TA IDH,J , adj. (Sgreat,) See
Sgream hail.
SG R E ATA IDHE A CHD, s. j! ind.
(Sgreataidh, See Sgream halachd.
SG R EUBH,- A 11311 , sc a v. 11 . Dry up ,
crack by drought. a
SG R E UBHA DH,-A 1 1311
,s. m . and p res.
p art. v. Sgreubh. State of drying up or
cracking from drought .SG R EUCH,
-A 11311 , saa v . n . (Sgreuch, s. )Scream , screech . Scot. Scraich .
SG R EUCH,-A ,
-A N , s. m . A scream , a
{1} screech, a shri l l cry.
SG R EUCHA CH, Sgreuch, s. )
Screeching, scream ing;SG R E UCHADH
,-A 11311 , s. m . and p res.
part. v . Sgreucb . SeeSgreuchail.
SCR EUCHA G ,-A IG ,
- A N,s. f. (Sgreuch,)
A jay ; a shri l l- v oiced fem al e.SG R E UCHA G A CH
,- A ICHE, adj.
(Sgreuchag,) A bounding i n jays ; l ike a
jay ; shri l l- v oiced .
SG R EUCHA IL ,11 , s.f. and pres. p art. v .
Sgreucb . Shrieking, screech ing, ac t ofscreeching.
SG R E UCHA N ,- A 1N ,
-A N , s. m . (Sgreuch, )One who screeches or scream s.
SG R IA CH,-A ,
- A N,s.f.Provin . for Sgreucb .
SG R IA CHA G,
-A IG ,- A N , s. j: Provin. for
Sgreuchag.
SG R lB,-E , J A N , s.f: See Sgriob.
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SG R iBH,-IDH, saw,
v . a ._
See Sgriobh.
SG R lBHIN N ,- E ,
- EA_
N, s. f. A rugged,
rocky side of a h i l l.SG R IBHIN N E A CH,
inn,) Rocky ; hav ing rugged sides (ofh i l ls. )
SG R lBHTE , p ret. part. v . Sgribh. SeeSgriobhta.
SG R ID,- E ,
-EA N,s. f. Breath , the last
breath of l ife or air.
SG R IDEA LA CHD, s. f. ind. (Sgrideil,)
L i fe,v igour.
SG R IDE IL,
-E,adj. (Sgrid, ) L iv ely,
v igorous, act ive.SG R lOB,-A IDH, sc a v . a. and n . Scrap e,rub off the surface scratch, tear, or m arkwi th l igh t i ncisions ; draw lines or strokeson any surface ; scrabble, draw scratches ;sweep ofi
‘
,m ake here by rubbing ; carry
ofl", take away ; com b or curry, as a horse,lay waste, m ake desolate by any calam i ty.
SG R lOB,-A ,
. A N , s. f. A scratch,track ,
m ark, l i ne or furrow ; a trip, journey,.ex
cursion ; a calam ity or bereav em en t ; ani tch ing of the lip , supersti tiousl y supp osedto portend a kiss, or a dram . Sgriob
pdige,’
Sgriob dibhe.
’
SG R lOBA CH,- A 10H, s. f:
.
(Sgriob, v .)The i tch .
SG R lOBA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Sgriob, )
Scratch ing, scrap ing ; prone to scratch or
scrape.SG R IOBA DA IR ,
- E ,-EA N , s. m . A scrap
er, grater,SG R lOBA DH,
- A IDH, s. m . and pres. part.
v . Sgriob . Scrap ing, act
'
of scrap i ng or
scratch ing ; act of scribbling , drawingl ines or furrows ; act of carrying off or
taking away ; laying waste, act of layingwaste.
SG R IOBA CHA N ,-A IN
,—A R , s. m .
SG R iOBADA N , (Sgriob,) See Sgriobadair.
SG R IOBA G , q u a,- AH, s.f. dim . of Sgriob.
A sl igh t scratch .
SG R lOBA IR ,-E ,
o E AN , s. m . (Sgriob, ) Agrav ing tool .
SG R lOBA N ,-A1 N
,- A H, s. m . A kind of
hoe or rake, a scrap er ; a wool card ; acurry com b ; a fishi ng hand- l ine.
SG R lOBH,- A IDH, sc a a. (Sgriob, s. )
Wri te, p erform the act of wri t ing ; com
p ose a book or wri t ing ; record.‘
SG R iOBHA CH,-A ICH,
- E AN , s. m .
(Sgriobh,) A wri ter, a scribe.SG R iOBHA CH,
- A ICHE, adj. (Sgriobh, )Writinfié/thatwri tes, com poses or records ;fond of wri t ing, com posi ng or recordi ng.
SGR
SG R lOBHA DA IR,
as,. m m, s. m .
(Sgriobhadh and Fear,) A wri ter, a clerk,a notary.
SG R iOBHA DA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind.
( Sgriobhadair, ) The business of a wri ter,wri ting.
SG R lOBHADH ,- A IDH,
- E A N , s. m . and
p res. part. v . Sgriobh. A wri t ing ; wri ting,, act of wri ting ; co m posing, act of
com posing ; recording; act of recording or
com m i tt ing to writ ing.SG R IOBH-L O CHD
,-A N
,s. m .. (Sgriobh
and L ochd A faul t or error i n wri t ing.SG R lOBHTA , p ret. p art. Sgrlobh.
Written .
SG R IOBTUIR,
o EA N , s. m . (Sgriobh, )Scripture, a scrip ture.
SG R IOBTUIR E A CH,
- EICHE,
adj.
(Sgriobtuir, ) Scrip tural .SG R iODA N ,
-A IN ,-A N , s. m . A stony
rav i ne on a m ountai n side, the track of am ountai n torren t ; a con t inuous heap ofsm al l stones on a m ountain side.
SG R lODA N A CH, q ueue , adj. Sgrlodan, )Cleft by rav i nes ; abounding in conti n uous heaps of sm al l stones.
SG R IO S, - A IDH, saa v . a. and n . (Sgrios,s. ) Destroy, rui n, ann ih ilate ; stum ble,sl ip.
SG R IOS, - A ,-A N
,s. m . Destruction, ruin .
SG R IOSA CH,-A ICHE
,adj. (Sgrios,) De
struct iv e, rui nous, p ern icious.SG R IOSA DA IR ,
- 1z:, m an, s. m . (Sgrios
and Fear, ) A destroyer.
SG R IOSA DA IR E A CHD, s.f: ind . A de
stroying,sweep ing away.
SG R IOSA DH ,- A 1DH, s. m . and pres. part.
v . Sgrios. Destroying, act of destroying,rui n ing, ann ihilat ing ; act of stum bl ing orsl ipp i ng the foot ; a cutti ng or peel i ng offthe skin by accident ; act of op en i ng an
ulcer by paring ofl’
its surfac e wi th anysharp i nstrum en t.
SG R IO SA G,
- A IG ,- AH, s. f. A wreath of
yarn on a clew.
SG R IO SA G A CH, adj. Made up i n clews.SG R IOSA IL , E , adj. (Sgrios,) See Sgriosach.
SG R IOSTA , p ret. part. Sgrios. Destroyed, ruined.
SG R IOTA CHA N ,- A 1N , s. m . A squal l ing
creature, an i nf .an t
SG ROB,- A 1
_
nH, sc a v . a. (Sgrob. s. )Scratch , scrape wi th th e nai ls.SGROB, 4 1 , -A H, s. f. A scratch, a scrap e,a l ine.
SG R OBA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Sgrob,) That
scratches or scrapes.
SG U
swarm .
SG UCH,-A 1
'
DH, ss.-5v. a. Sprain or strai najoi n t.
SG UCHADH,- A 1i) 11 , LE’A N, s. m . and preii
p art. v . Sguch. A sprain or strainsprai n ing, act of spraining
'
a lim b.SG UCHTA ; pret. part. v . Sguch. Sprained.
‘
SG UD ,-A N , s. m . A scout ; a cl uster.
SG UD,- A IDH, sa v . a. L op , prune, cut
offat one stroke .SG UDA CH, 4 1 10 11 15, adj. (Sgad,) L apping
off, hevri ng‘
down at a blow.
SGUDA DH, s.‘
m . andp res. part. 11.
Sgud. Cutting off cleverly, act of cuttingdownat a blow.
SG UDA L ,- A IL
,i-AN
,s. m .
ofi'
al, fi l th,refuse ofany th ing.
SG UG A ,-A N ,
v A CHA N , s. m .
”
and f. A
coarse, cl um sy p erson .
SGUG A CH,Lu cas , adj. ( Sguga,) Coarse,
clum sy.SG UIDIL EA R,
- A R , s. m . orf. A
dirty drudge, a scull ion .
SG UIDIL E A R A CHD, s.f. ind. (Sguidilear,) Foul drudgery .
SG UIDS, 4 1311 , sa v . a. Thrash , switch,lash ; dress flax. Scot. Skutch.
SG UIDSE A CH , 4 0 11, 4 0 3 131111 , s. m . and
f. A strip l ing, Provin . a prosti tute, Prov m.
SGUIDSEADH,- IDH, s. m . andp res. part.
11. Sguids. Switching, act of switch ing
,
thrashing, lash ing act of dressing flax .
SGUIDSE IN EA CH,-ICH, s. 171 . See
Sguidseach.
SG UIL E A N ,- 13:1N , -A N
,11. 771 . See Sgulan .
SGU I R,
- IDH, sa v . a. and n . Cease, stop ,desist.
SG UIRD,-r:,
- EAN , s.f. The lap ; a lapSGUIR T,
ful ; a sh ift or smock ; an apron .
SG UIT,-s
,o EAN , s. f. A board on the bot
tom ofan open boat, fore and aft, on which
passengers p lace their feet.
SG UIT,- E
,-E AN , s. m . A wanderer.
SG CTL A N ,-A 1N ,
- A N,s. in . A large wicker
basket.
SG UMADA IR ,-EA N . s. m . A scum
m er.
SG UM A N ,-A IN ,
-AH, s. m . A skirt, atrai n tucked up ; a tawdry head-dress a
stack of corn.SG UMR A G ,
q u a,-A N , s.f. A fire- shov el ;
a dowry. Provin .
Fish guts,
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SGUA IN,- 11, s. f A trai n, a crowd, aSGUR , s. m . and p res. part. 11.
SIA
Sguir.Desisting, ceasing, g iv ing over.
SG UR A CHD, s.f. ind. and p res. part. v
Sguir. See sgur.
SG UR ADH,- A IDH
, s. m . and p res. part. v.
Sgur. C leansing, act of cleansing .
S G URA INN s. f. Washing-water or
scouri ngs.
SG UR R ,- A ,
-A N, s. 771 . See Sgorr.
SGUTA CHD, s.f ind. Quickwalking.
SHIOS, adv.
‘
’
S I , p ers. p ron . nom . She. See I, pron ._
’
S I , contr. for ‘Is i ’, i. 53. Is, v. and I, p ers
p ron .fem which See.
’
S I, contr. for ‘Is i . ’ i. e. Is, contr. for Agus
,
,and I , p ers. p ron . fem .
SIA , adj. Provin . for Sé and Séa,adj.
S IA B,v A IDH, sn v . a . and n . Wip e, rub ,
cleanse by rubbing ; sweep along, pass bywith quick m ot ion snatch , snatch away .
S IA BA CH,- A ICHE
,adj. (Siab ,) Wi p i ng,
rubbing, cleansing by rubbi ng ; passi ngalong with a quick, cont in uous motion ;snatch ing, that snatcheth.
SIA BA DH,-A 1DH, s. m . and pres. part. v .
’
Sia'
b. Wip i ng, act of wip ing, rubbing,cleansi ng by rubbi ng act of passi ng alongwith quick, conti nuous m otion , snatching,ac t of snatch ingaway .
SIA BA IR,-E ,
- EA N , s. p t. (Slab and Fear,)A wiper, one who wip es or rubs ; a
snatcher, one who snatch es ; an awkwardfellow.
SIABAIREA CHD,s. f. ind. (Siabair,)
A wip i ng or rubb ing ; awkwardness.
IA BA N ,- A IN
,s. m . (Siab, v . ) San
'
d drift.Provin .
SIABH,- 11 ,
-AH, s. m . A dish of stewedperiwinkles. Provin.
SIABHA S, -A IS,- A N , s. m . Idle cere
m ony.SIA BHA SA CH,
-A ICHE,adj. (Siahhas, )
Idly cerem on ious.
SIA BUN N,- U1 NN , s. m . Soap. Wri tten
also Siopunn .
S IA CH,
-A IDH, sa v . a.
ajoi nt.SIA CHADH, 4 1 1 11 11 , s. m . and pres. part.
v . Siach . A sprai n, a scratch on the skin ;sprai n ing, act of sprai n ing.
SIA CHA IR ,-r:, ; EAN , s. m .
wretch .
SIA CHA IREA CH -EICHE, adj.(Siachair;Pi thless, con tem p tible.
Sprai n or strain
A. p i thless
SG UMR A G A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj (Sgum rag,) SIA CHA IR EA CHD, s. f. Pithlessness,
Sim enly.
SGUR ,-A IDH
,sa v. a. Scour, wash, m ake
clean, rub up .
want of sp iri t .
SIA - CHA SA CH,adj. (Sia and G as,
Six footed.
SIA 5 19
SlA See Sea-cheer
’SIAD, contr. for Is iad,’
.a'
. e. Is, v . and
l ed, which see.
’SIA D, contr. for Is iad,
’ i. e. Is contr. forA gus, and Iad, wh ich see.
SIA D,Third p ers. pron. pl. See Iad.
SIA D,- A ,
-A N , s. m . A stink, laz in ess,sloth .
SIADA IR ,-E ,
-E AN , s. m . (Siad and Fear, )A stinkard ; a fi lthy person ; a laz y fellow.
SIA DA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Siadair,)Filth iness ; laz iness.SIA -DEUG, adj. See Séa~ deug.
SIA MAN,-A 1N ,
- A N , s. m . Provin . for
S lom an .
SIA N,- iN E , - '
raN , s. m . A scream , a shriek,a rear.
S IA N ,4 1 111 11
, 511 v. n. (Sian, s. ) Scream ,
cry, shriek .
S IA N,- iN E , -A N , s. m . A p il e of grass ; th e
heard of barley.SIA N, s. m . ind. See Sion, s.SIA N,,
-iN 11:, pl. SIANTA N, SIA N TAIDH and
SIA NTA IDHEA N , s. f. Any storm , as rai n,’
snow or wind pl. the elem ents a season .
SIA N,-A IDH, s11 v . a. Provin . for Seun.
SIA N A DH, 711 1 1311 , 3. m . and pres. p art. v .
Sian . Provin. for Seunadh.
SIA N A IL,
-E , s. f and p res. part. v . Sian .
Yell ing, roaring, scream i ng ; act of yell ing,scream ing
,bel lowing.
SIA -‘N A R
,adj. Provin . See Seeth-nar.
SIAB, adv. The west or westward back,backward, beh ind sideways, aside.SIAB,
-AIDH, sn v. a. Cast awry, m ove or
throw obliquely or awkwardl y.SIA R A DH
,-A IDH,
-EA N , s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Siar. Casting, act of casting obl iquely.SIA R A N A CHADH,
-A IDH, s. m . and
p res. p art. v . Siaran‘
aich. Languish ing,state of languish ing, p i n ing away.
SIA R A N A ICH, 4 11 11 , SH v. n . Languish,,p in e away;SIA R-SHUIL
,-EA N , s.f. A squint
eye.SIA R- SHUIL E A CH, 4 510 11131, adj. (Sian.
shu,il, ) Looking awry, squint- eyed
SIA -SHLISN EA CH, 71110 11 11, adj. Provin.
for Séwshlieneach.
SIA THAMH, adj. Provin . for Séatham h.
SIBH, pers. pron. p l. Ye, or You.
SlBHE A LTA , m u ms, adj. See Siobhalta.
SI C, - E ,-EAN , s. f. The prom i nence of the
bel ly.SICHD,
-r:,-EAN , s. f. The inside of the
skull ; firm ness, strength.
SIM
S IG IR, ,
-s, adj. Shrewd, sagacigus,wise.SID,
4 1 , s. m . Weather, good or bad.
SIGEA N,-EIN ,
- AN , s. m . A dim inutive
creature, a si lly person or th ing.SIG E A N TA ,
-EINTE,adj. (Sigean ,) Dim
inutive, si l ly ; del ightful, p leasant.SIG E A N TA CHD, s. f. ind. (Slgeantg )D im i nutiveness, si ll i ness ; del igh tfulness.SIL
, 4 11 11 , sn v . a. and 71 . Drop , disti l ;drop , let fal l in drops, cause tp drop ; rain .SIL
,-E , 4 3A N ,
’
s. m . A drop .
SILE , s. m . Sp i ttle, sal iva.
S ILBA CH, 4 2 1mm , adj. (Sile, ) Sp i tting,that sp i ts
“
.
S ILBA CH, 4 11mm , adj. (Sil , ) See Silteach.
SIL E A DA CH,4 1 10 11 , 4 1 11 11, s. m . (Sile
and Endach ,) A pocket napkin .
SIL E A DA N ,-A IN ,
-A N , s. m . (Sile, ) A
sp it- box.
SIL E ADH, 4 1111,-EAN
,s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Sil . A dropp ing, act or state ofdropp i ng, disti l l ing.
SIL E A G ,4 1m
,-A N , s. f. dim . of Si l. A
l i ttle drop .
SIL E A G A CH, 4 1 101 1 15,adj. (Sileag, ) Fal l-3
i ng i n sm al l drops.SIL ICH
, 4 11 11 , s11 v . n . (Sile, ) Sp i t,‘
slav er.SIL E A CHA DH,
-A IDH, s. m . and pres.
part. v. Silich. Sp i tting, act of sp i tting orslav eri ng .
SlLE A N ,-E IN, -AH, s. m . dim . of Siol . A
sm al l grai n,the worst part of grai n .
SIL ICHE ,—EA N , s. m . A spare, m eagre,
lean, p i thless creature.SIL- SHUILE A CH
,4 110 11 11, adj. Fearful,
watery- eyed, blear- eyed.
SILT, 4 1, s.f: A drop a sp i ttle an
issue .S ILTE, pret. p art.
'
v . Sil. Drapped, disti ll ed.
SIL TE A CH,-r:1 c 11r, adj. (Si l , v.) Drop
p ing, that drops ; tearful ; running, as an
u lcer.
SILTE A CH, 4 0 11 , 4 0 11 1111 11, s.f: A n issue.SILTE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Silteach, ) Aconstant dropp ing ; an ulcerous habi t.SIMIU
, 4 2,-EA N , s. m . A m allet, a beetle.
SIMIDE A CH,4 7110 1111 , adj. (Sim id,)
Form ed l ike a m al let or beetle.SIMIL E A R , 4 113 ,
-A N , s. m . A ch im ney.
SIMIL E A R A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. (Sim ilear, )Of, or belonging to chim nies.
SIML E A G ,- E IG, -AH, s. f. A sill y
wom an .
SIMPLIDH, adj. Sim p le, single hearted,artl ess ; si l ly,
SIMPL IDHE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Sim
SIN 520
plidh,) Sim p leness or singleness ofheart,
plai nness, honesty ; si l l i ness.
S IN, pron . dem ons.
SIN , 4 11 11 , an v . a. St1 etch increase inl ength , stretch out ; reach a thing to eu
other ; prolong.‘
3SiN ,
4 11 11 , sr1 . See To isich.
SINE 4 11m , anda
- E A CH AN , s. j: A teat, a
dug, a n ipp le.SINE, adj. com p . of Sean . Elder, older,oldest.
SIN E A CH, 4 11011 11, adj. (Sine, Hav ing
large dugs.S INEA D
,4 1m , s. m . (Si ne, adj. ) Sen iori ty,
degree of seniori ty.SIN E A DH , 4 11 11 , 3. m . and pres. part. v .
Sin. Stretch ing, act of stretch ing, extend
ing ; i ncreasing in length ; ac t of stretch
ing out ; act of reachi ng a th ing to ano
ther ; prolonging,'
act of prolonging, prolon
gat ica .
S INN, pers. pron . p l. We, us.
SIN N SE A R ,4 a
,4 1AN ,
s. m . coll. A nces
tors, fathers. S ee Sinnsir.
SINN- SE A N A IR ,- E A N ,
s. m . (Sea n
and Seanair,) A great-grandfather
SINN- SEA N-MHA THA IR,4 111 , 4 711 11 11 1
CHEAN , s. f. (Sean and Sean-m hathair,)A great- grandm other.
SIN N SE A R ACHD, s. f. ind. See Sinn
sireachd.
SIN N SIR ,- sa1:, 4 1, and - E A N
,and - SKEAN,
s. m . coll. A ncestors, fathers.
SIN N SIR E A CHD, s. f. ind . (Sinnsir, )Right of success ion gen eal ogy, account offam i l i es custom of ancestors.
SIN N SR E , 4 11 1 1 , 4 1 11 11, s. 711 . See
SIN N SR EADH , } Sinnsir.
SINTE , pret. p art. v . Sin . Stretch ed ; in
creased ia length prolonged.
SiN TE ,- E A N , s. m . The traces by wh ich
a horse draws the p lough .
SlN TE A CH, 4 11 0 11 11 , adj. (Sin, v . ) Straigh t,long, extending fa
r
.
SlN TE A G ,- E IG, - AH, s.f. A skip , bound,
a pace .
SIN TE A G A CH, 4 11 0 11 13, adj. (Sinteag, )Skipp ing, bounding ; m aking long strides
or paces.
SIOBA G , 4 1m ,-A N , s. j: A blast of the
m outh .
SIOBHA G 4 1 19 ,-A N , 11. f. A straw ; the
wick of a candle.
SIOBHALTA ,-A ILTE , adj. C iv i l, co urte
ous, p eaceful, m ild.
SlOBHA LTA CHD, ind. s. m . and f.
S lOBI—IALTA S, -A IS, (Siobhalta, )C i v i l i ty, courtesy, peacefulness.
SIO‘
SIOBHAS, 41 1 3,s. rn . Rage, m adness.
SIOBHA SA CH,- A ICHE, adj.
Furious, frant ic.SlOCHA IN T, 4 1 , s.f. (Si th and Cainnt,)Peace, p eacefulness, qui et, repose .
SIO CHA IN TE A CH,-E ICHE , adj. (Siech
ai n t, ) Peat eful, tranquil .
SlO CH A IR ,
‘
- E ,- E A N , s. m . (Sithich and
Fear,) A dwarf,a fairy- l ike perso n ; a
contem p tible fel low.
SlO CHA IR E A CH,4 110 11 11 , adj. (Sioch
air,) Dwarfish, contem p t ible, m ean .
SlO CHA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Siochaireach,) Dwarfishness ; contem p t ible habits.
Sio DA ,-A , 4 10 11 11 11 , s. m . Silk
SlODA IL ,- E , adj. (Sioda, ) Silky.
SlOD- CHN UIMH, 4 1 ,-E A N , s.f: (Sioda
and Cnuim h,) A si lk worm .
SlO G A CH , 4 1 1 0 11 11 , adj. Pal e,i ll looking,
ill coloured ; i nactiv e, lazy.
SIO G A ID,- E ,
- E A N , s. m . A loan ,
SIO G A IDE A CH,-E ICH, dwarfish,weak
ly fel low ; a starv el ing.
SIO G A IDE A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. (Siogaid,)Lean , cadav erous, fam ished l ooking.
SiOL , 4 L , s. m . Seed of any kind ; progeny, descendants ; a tribe or clan ; a
spawn or fry of fish.
iOL - CURA, s. m . (5101, and Cuir v . )
S IOL-CUI R, Sowing- seed ; seed tosow.
SiO L -G HOBA CH,- A IGH, s.f: (8101 and
SlOL A G - A IG , Gob,) A sand eel .SIOLA ,
- CHA N, s. m . A gi ll, a gi l l m easure ;wooden collars for p lough horses ; a syl
lable .SlOL A CH ADH,
- A IDH , s. m . and pres.
part. v . Siolaich. Propagating, propagation ;i ncreasing in n um ber, m ultip lyi ng, stateofbe ing m ultip l ied.
SlOL A CHA N ,- A 1N ,
-A H,s. m . (Siolaidh,
v . ) A fi l ter, a straine1 .
SlOL ADH, 4 1 1 11 11, 3. m . and p res. part. v .
Siolaidh. Subsidi ng, state of subsiding
strai n i ng, act of strain ing or fi l tering ; si nk
ing, state of si nking.
SIOLA DH,- A IDH,
-E A N,s. m . A syllable.
SlOL A G , m a n s , s. f. dim . of Siol . A '
seedl ing ; a sm al l or stunted grainofcorn .
SIOL A G A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. (Siolag, )A boundi ng i n seedl i ngs.
SlOL A ICH, 4 11 1 1 , s11 v . a. and n . (Siol, )Propagate, m ultip l y, engender.
SlOLA ICH ,- EA N , s. m .
’
A propagator.
SlOLA IDH, 4 11 11 , s11 v,a. and n . Sub
side, settle down strain, fi l ter ; si nk .
S IOLO,- A 1 11 11, sr1 a. Snatch, p i lfer,
sei z e upon wink.
SIT 52 2
SlTHo A IG N E A CH,4 1 10 11 11 , adj. Peacea
ble, conci liatory.SITH-BHR E ITHE AMH ,
-E IMH ,- A N ,
s. 711 . (s1 th and B1 eitheam h,) A justice ofthe p eace .
siTH BHR ISTE A CH, 4 0 11 ,- 10 11 E A N ,
s. m . A xebel.
SITH-BH RUG H,LA
,- A N , s. m . (Sith
SITH-BHR UTH,
and Brugh,) A fairyh il l or m ansion .
SITHE A CH , 4 110 11 11, adj. (Sith , ) Makinglong and quick strides 0 1 paces ; rush ing1 m petuously m aking a sudden assaul t.
SlTHE A CHA DH, 4 1 1 11 11 , s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Sithich. Paci fying, act of paci fym g.
SITHE ADH ,- 1n11 ,
- E A N , s. m . Force,im p etuosi ty, a v iolen t attack or onset .
SITHE A L A CHD, s.‘
f. ind. (51111 4311 )Peacefulness.
siTHEA N ,.m ,
-A N,s. m . A l ittl e 11 111 or
knoll ; a fairy hil l .SITHE A N A CH ,
- A ICHE , adj. (Sithean, )A bounding in l i ttle bills or knolls.
SlTHE IL ,-E , adj. (Sith,) Peaceful
,tran
quil,si l ent.
SITHICH, 4 11 11 , 5 11 v. a. (Sith,) Paci fy,reconci le, quiet.
SlTH ICHTE , pret. p art. v . Sithich. Pacified, reconci led, quieted.
SITHION N, 4 N N, and - ITHN E , s. f.
Ven ison .
SITH ION N A CH,-A ICHE . adj. (Sithionn,)
A bo undi ng in v en ison l ike v en ison .
SiTH -MHA O R ,- A OIR ,
- AN , s. m . (Sithand Illaor,)
'
A herald ; a constable.SiTH- SHA IMH
,- E , s. f. (Si th and
Sa‘
tim h,) Peace, peacefulness, quiet, tranquill i ty.
SiTH- SHA IMHE A CH, 4 110 11 11,
(Sith- shaim h,) Tranquil , p eaceful .SITIG , 4 s,
- E A N , s. f. A rafter laid acrossthe part of a kiln on wh ich corn is kiln
SI The neigh ing of a horse.S ITI-R EA CH,
SITR E A CH, i ng.
SITIR ICH, s.f. ind A neighing, act ofSITR ICH,
neighing .
SIUBHA IL ,- B11LA 1 11 11
,511 v . a. and n .
Go, m ov e, walk depart, set off die pass
ov er, trav erse.SIUBHA L , p l. SIUBHLA ICHE AN , s. m .
and pres. p art. v . Siubhail. Mov ing, actof
'
m ov ing, walking ; depart ing, act ofdepa1 ti ng ,
dying, act or state of dying ;'traversing, act of trav ersing or travell ing
;m otion , progress ; a m arch, ajourney ,
SLA.
turn or course ; the quicker part of a tunein p ipe m usic, var iations of a tune ; ruin,exti nction, destruction ; a dysentery , diarrbocs.
SIUBHL A CH,-A ICHE , -A ICHEA N
, s. m .
andf. A v agrant m an or wom an .
SIUBHLA CH,- A 1 0 11 1:, adj. (Siubhal, )
Swift, speedy, n im ble ; fleeti ng, speedi ly
passing away ; wanderi ng, fond of wanderi ng ; fluent.
SIUBHL A CHA N ,- A IN ,
- A N , s. m . (Sii‘
ibh
lach , ) A trav el ler, one fond of trav elli ngor wandering ; a stream , a ri vulet.
SIUBHL A CHA S, 4 1 1 8, s. m . (Siubhlach, )Swiftness, speed, n im bleness ; a habit oftrav ell ing or wandering.
SIUC , interj. A word by wh ich horses arecal led.
SIUC A R ,-A IR , s. m . Sugar.
SIUCA R A CH ,4 1 10 11 11, adj. (Sificar,)
A boundi ng i n sugar ; l ike sugar.
SIUD,- A 111 11 , SH v . a. Swing, rock
SIfJDA IN , } to sl eep .
SIUDADH ,-A 1 11 11 , s. m . and pres. part. v .
Si1‘
1 d. Swinging, act of swinging or rocki ng.
SIUDAN,- A lN ,
- A N , s. m . A swinging,rocking or v ibrating a swing.SIUNA S, - A IS, s. m . Lovage, a p lant.SIUN N SA R
,4 1 1 11
,-A N , s. m . A bag-
p ip echanter.
SIUN N SA R A CH, 4 1 10 11 12, adj. (Siunnsar, )Furnished with chanters.
SIUP,-A ,
- A N,s. m . A tai l or appendage.
SIUPA CH, adj. Hav ing a fool ish train or
appendage.SIUR SA CH , 4 1 10 11 ,
- A ICHEA N , s. j: A
whore, a strum pet .SIIJ
‘
R SA CHD,
F. f. ind. (Sinr.
SIUR SA IDHE A CHD, sach,‘
(Whoredom .
SIUR TA CH, 4 1 10 11,-EA N , s. f. See Slur
sach .
SIU'
I‘
HA D, v . de/Z Say away, begin ,go on .
SL A BHA G ,- A 1G ,
- A N , s.f.-The p i th of a
horn .
SLA BHG AN ,-A 1N , s. m . A kind of red
dish sea-weed .
SL ABHR A IDH 4 1,- EA N , s.f. A chai n ;
SL A BHRUIDH a p ot- hanger.
SL A BHRUIDHE A CH,- EICHE, adj.
(Slabhruidh, ) Furn ished with chai ns.SL A CA N ,
-A 1N ,- A N , s. 711 . See Slachdan .
SL A CHD,-A 1D11 , s11 L v . a . Thrash, beat
with a m al let dash agai nst.
SL A CHDA DH,- A 1 11 11 , s. m . and p res. part.
v . Slachd. Thrash ing, act of thrashing
SLA 523 SLA
or beati ng as with a m al let ; dashing, ac t SL A IG HTE A R A CHD, s. f. ind. (Sleigh
of dash ing agai nst ; slaughteri ng, act of tearach,) Roguery, dishonesty, th ievery.
slaughteri ng. SLA IM,-n,
-EA N, or
- r:A N N A N , s. f. GreatSLA CHDA IR,
-E , 4 1A N ,s. m . (Slachd and booty, a heap . Scot. Slam .
Fear,) A thrasher, one that boats wi th a LAIN TE , s.f. ind. (Sian.) Heal th ; sal
m allet or beetle ; a slaughterer. vation . Deoch slainte,
’
A toast.SL A CHDA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Slachd SLA IN TE A CH, 4 11 0 11 11, adj. (Slai n te, )air, ) Thrashing, beat ing, noise of hard See Slainteil.
labour ; a constan t dashing of one th ing SLAIN TE A LA CHD,s.f. ind. (Slainteil, )
agai nst another ; a slaughtering, business Heal th iness.
of slaughtering. SLAIN TE IL ,- r, adj. ( Slainte,) Heal thy ,
SL A CHDA N ,- A IN ,
-A H, s. m . (Slachd,) in‘
good heal th ; heal thy, bri nging heal th .
A beetle or m al let ; an im pedim ent or SL A IS, 4 11 11 , s11r. v . a. Lash, whip ; spl ice
drawback . a rope.
SLA CHDR A ICH, 4 1, s. f. See Slachd SLA ISE A DH, 4 n11 , s. m . and p res. p art. v.
aireachd. Slais. Lashing, act of lash ing, whipp ing
SL A CHDTA , p ret. p art. v . Slachd. sp l i cing, act of sp l icing.Beaten wi th a m al let or beetl e ; dashed LA ISICHTE ,
'
gpret. part. v. Siais and
against ; slaughtered. LA ISTE , Slaisich. \Vhipped,SLAD, 4 1 1 11 , s. m . Theft, robbery ; plun lashed ; spl iced.
der, booty. SLA M,4 1 1111,
- AH, s. m . A look of hair orSLAD, 4 1 111 11 , s11 1. v . a . (Slad, s. ) Steal, wool .
rob, p l under. SLAMA N,
- A 1N ,s. m . Curdled m i lk ; any
SL ADA CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (Slad, ) Robbing, flabbysubstance.that robs, steals, or p lunders. SLAMA N A CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (Slam an ,)
SLA DA CHD, s. f. ind. (Slad Flabby ; abounding in or l ike curdledSL ADA IDHE A CHD, ach, ) Theft, m i lk.
robbery, p l under. SLAN ,
-A1N E , adj. Heal thy, in good heal th ;SLA DA DH ,
4 1 1 1111 , s. m . and pres. p art. sound, unhurt ; uninjured ; whole, nu
v . Slad. Steal ing, act of steal ing, robbing broken .
or p l undering. SLAN- LUS, 4 1 1 5, s. m . (815m and L us, )
SL ADA ICHE , J A N , s. m . (Slad,) A rob Rib- wort .ber, p l underer. SLAN UCHA DH, 4 1 1 11 11
,s. m . and pres.
'
SLADHA G ,-A 1G ,
-A N , s. f. A sheaf of part. v . Slanuicb . Heal i ng,act of h eal ing
,
straw prepared for thatch ing. curi ng or rem edying sav ing, act of sav ing ,SLAD -MHO R TA DH, 4 1 1 11 11 , 3. m . (Slad in a sp iri tual sense.and Robbery and m urder. SLAN UICH , 4 n11 , s1r1. v. a . (Slam ) Cure,SLA D-MHORTA IR , 4 1, 4 1A N , s. m . (Slad heal sav e, in a sp iri tual sense.m hortadh and Fear,) A robber and m ur SLAN UICHTE , pret. p art. v . Slanuich.
derer. Healed, cured ; sav ed in a sp iri tual sense.SL ADTA , p ret. p art. v . Slad. Robbed, SLAN UIG HE A R, 4 11 , s. m . (Slanuichstolen or p l undered. and Fear,) A healer, a sav iour.
‘ A n
SLA IB, s. f. M ire,sedim ent of water, Slanuighear,
’ The Sav iour.
fil th , dirt. SL A OD,-A 1 1111 , s11 1. v . a. s ad, s. )
SLAIBE A CH, 4 110 11 11, M iry, SL A O ID, } Drag, haul, trai l along the
SLAIBE IL , 4 1, fi l thy, dirty. ground.
SLA ID, 4 1,LEA N, s. f. A m unificent gift SL A OD, 4 1 0 1 11,
-A N , s. m . A raft or float ;or present. a sl edge a clum sy and lazy p erson .
SLA IDE A R , 4 3 ,- A N , s. m . (Slad and SL A ODA CH, 4 110 11 11 , adj. (Slaod, ) Trai l
Fear, ) A robber, thief or plunderer. i ng, dragging, drawing ; l ike as raft o r
SL A IDE A RA CHD, s. f. ind. See Slad float ; cl um sy and laz y ; i l l dressed, slo
acbd. venly.
SLA IGHT,4 1 , s. f. Roguery, v i llany. ’
SLA ODA DH,- A 1 11 11 , s. m . and p res. part.
SLA IG HTE A R , 4 a,-A N , s. v.
'
Slaod. Dragging, act of dragging , trai lSLA OIG HTE A R , (Slaight and Fear,) i ng, or
‘
haul ing along.A rogue, a rascal , a knav e. SL A ODA G ,
- A IG,
- A N,s.f: A sl ut , a sio
SL A IG HTE A R A CH,- A 10 11 E
,adj. (Slaiglb v en ly wom an .
tear, ) Knavisli, roguish . SLA O DA ICHE , s. f. ind. (Slaodacb , ) A
SL A 52 4
'drawling,“ traili ng, or dragging ; slovenli
ness.SLA ODA IL
,. E
,adj. (Slaod,) See
.
Slaodach.
SL A ODA IR ,- E
,-E A N
, s. m . (Slaod and
Fear, ) A laz y, awkward and slov enly
fel low ; a sluggard.
SLA ODA IR E AC HD,
SL A ODA L A CHD, air and Slaod
ail A k ardness, Slov en l iness ; laz iness,sluggishness.
SL A ODA N,
-A 1 N ,-AH, s. m . (Slaod,) A
track, th e rut of a cart wheel.SL AOD-MHE UR A CH,
-A ICHE, adj.
(Slaod and Meur,) C lum sy-fingered.
SL A OD-MHEUR A ICHE , s. f. ind.
(Slaod-m heurach,) C lum siness in fingering, (as of a m usical i nstrum ent. )
SLA ODR A CH,Maren ,
- A ICHEA N,s. f. A
h inge.SL A ODR A ICH,
-e ,- EA N
,s.f. A m ass of
um ber.
SLA OP,- A IDH, SHL v . a. Parboi l, sim
m er.
SLA OPA CH, qu eue , adj. Parboi led trai li ng, drawling ; slov enly or laz y.
SL A OPADH,- A IDH, s. m . and pres. part. v.
Slaop . A ct of parbo il ing or sim m eri ng.SLA OPA IR ,
-r:,- E A N , s. m . (Slaop and
Fear,) A drawler, trai ler ; a slov en .
SL A OPA IR E A CHD , s.f: ind. (Slaopair,)A trail i ng, drawling ; slov enl i ness.
SLA PA CH,
SLAPA CH,
SL A PA G ,- A IG ,
«m s, 3. f. A sl ut .
SL A PA IR , as, 4 51m , s. m . (Slapach and
Fear,) A slov enl y fel low.
SL APA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Slapair,)Slov en li ness.
SLA PR A ICH,- E , s. f. D i n, noise, tram p -f
l ing, as of m en or horses.
SLA T, - A ITE , - A N , s. f. A ny rod or twig ;a switch , a wand ; a yard i n l ength ; ayard to m easure wi th .
SL A TA CH,- A ICHE , adj. (Slat , ) A boundi ng
in rods or twigs ; l ike a rod ; straigh t,erect ; statel y
,tal l .
SL A TA G ,-A IG , -A N , s. f. dim . of .Slat. A
sm al l red or twig .
SLATA G A CH,-A ICHE
,adj. (Slatag, )
A bouhding in sm al l rods or twigs, l ike asm al l rod.SLAT- GHORM, s. j: (Slat and Gorm ,)Woody nightshade.
SLA T-MHA RA ,
SLA T-MA RA ,
.
MA RA , s f (Slat andMuir, ) A kind ofsea- weed, sea oak.
SLE A G H,- A
,-A N , s. f. A sp ear.
SL EA GHA CH,o A ICHE , adj. (Sleagh,) Of
}adj. Lukewarm sloven ly.
SL I
-or resem bl ing a spear or lan ce, arm ed withsuch .
SL E AMHA IN ,-MHN A
,adj. See Sleam h
ninu.SL E AMHN A CHA DH,
-A IDH, s. m . and
p res. p art.‘
v . Sleam hnaich. Slipp ing, act
of slipp ing, sliding.
SLEAMHN A CHD, s. f: ind. (Sleam huinn , ) Slipperiness.SL E AMHN AD
,-A ID
, s. m . (Sleam hna, )Sl ipperi ness, degree of sl ipperi ness.
SL E AMHN UICH, surf , v . n .
(Sleam huinn , ) Slip , sl ide.SL E AMHN A N ,
- A IN ,-AH, s. m . (Sleam h
n inu, ) Any sl ippery substance a sn eaking fellow ; a p i ece of ice on which to slide ;m ucus ; sal iva ; an i nflam m ation of theeyes. Provin .
SL E AMHUIN N , SLE AMHN A , acfi. Slipp ery, sm ooth .
SLEIBHTE A CH, q ueu e , adj. Moun tainous, h il l y dwell ing am ong m ountai ns.
SL EIBHTE A CH,-xcn , s. m .
A m ountaineer.
SLEISN E A CH, 4 31a , adj. (Sliasaid, )
Large thighed.
SL E UCHD,-A IDH, SHL, v . n . K neel,
prostrate, bow down rev erently yield,subm i t, surrender .
SLE UCHDA CH,-A lcfl r:
,adj. (Sleuchd,)
Bowing down rev erently, prostrating ;yieldi ng, subm i tting ,
SL EUCHDA DH,-A IDH , s. m . ano p res.
p art. v . Sleuchd. Prostrating, act of p 1 ostrating, or bowing down rev erently .
SL IA BH,- E 1BHe, and mung - E LBHTE
,
and - E LBHTE A N , s. m . A m ountain, a
m ountain of the first m agni tude, an ex
tended heath or A lpine plai n ; m oun tai ngrass.
SL IA BHA CH, 4 1 1a , adj. (Sliabh,)Mountai nous,
'
abou ndn i n extensiv eheaths abounding in mountain grass.
SL IABHA IR ,-E ,
- EAN , s. m . ( Sliabh andFear,) A m ountai neer.
L IA CHDA IR , 1 1 m, SHL v . a.
L IA CHDR A ICH, } E xtend or sp read‘
any soft substance by tram p l i ng ; ac tt ot
p lastering or daubing over.
SL IA CHDR ADH ,-A 1DH, S. m . and pres.
part. v. Sliachdair. "Sp 1 eading out, act ofspreadi ng out any soft substance by tram pl ing ; act of p lasteri ng o r daubing ov er.
SLIA CHDR A ICHTE, p ret. p art.
'
v.
Sliachdraich. Spread out by tram p l ing ;p lastered, daubed ov er.L IA SAD,
sm’
nsnr: and snfirsn’
s, p l.
SL l/
Z ISDEA N and SLfilSN EA N .
SL I 52 6
SL ISE A G ,- 1i:1a,
- A N , s.f. dim . of Si is.-A
sp i l l or shav ing of wood ; a th in sl ice ofany th i ng.SL ISEA G A CH
,-A ICHE, adj. (Sliseag,)
Sl iced, in shav ings, cut i nto th in sl ices ofor belonging to shavings, abounding in
shav i ngs.
SL ISE A G A CHA DH,-A IDH, s.
_
m . and
p res. part. v. Sliseagaich. Chipp i ng, act
of chipp i ng or p laning of wood, or . cutting
of any th ing i nto sl i ces.
SL ISE A G A ICH,- 1DH , SHL v . a. (Sliseag, )
Ch ip, p lane or cut into sl i ces.
SL ISE A G A ICHTE, pret. p art. v . Slis
eagaich. Cut into sl i ces, p laned, ch ipped.
SL ISN E A CH,-ICH,
s.f. coll. Chips, sbavm gs.
SL ISN E A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (Slios,) Hav ingm any sides.
SL O C ,- U1 0 , and -A N , s. m .
SL O CHD, } A pit ; a den ; a hollow,
cavity ; a grav e ; a dungeon ; a pool, a
gutter, a di tch .
SL OCHDA CH,-A I CHE, adj. (Slochd,)
Ful l of p its, dens, hollows,. cav i ties, dun
geons or di tches.SL O CHDA CHADH,
4 1 1311 , s. m . and
p res. p art. v. Slochdaich. Hollowing, actof b ellowing out,or excavating ; digging,ac t of d igging or m aking a pit or di tch .
SL O CHDA ICH,- IDH, SHL v . a. (Slochd ,)
Hollow out or excavate any th ing ; dig or
m ake a di tch or p it.
SL O CHDA ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . Slochd
aich . Hallowed out or excavated ; dug,m ade i nto a pit or d i tch .
SL OCHDAN ,- A IN ,
- A N , s. m . dim . ofSlachd. A little p it, di tch , hollow or
den .
SL O CHDA N A CH, qu eue , adj. (Slochdan , ) Ful l of li ttl e p i ts, d i tches or hol lows.
SLOD, and - U ID, - A N, s. m . See
L od.
SL ODHA G ,- A
'
1 G,
- A N , s. 711 . See Sladhag.
SLOG H, 4 31 0 11 , s. 711 . See Sluagh.
SL O IN N ,- IDH, SHL v . a. Surnam e, be
stow a surnam e ; trace one’
s p edigree.SL O IN N E A DH ,
- IDHEA N , s. m . and
pres. p art. v. Sloinn . A surnam e, patronym ic ; surnam ing, ac t of surnam i ng ;act or m ode of tracing one’s p edigree.
SLO IN N TE, p ret. p art. v . Sloinn . Sur
nam ed ; hav i ng one’s genealogy traced.
SL O IN N TE A R , q ua,- A H
, s. m . (Sloinnand Fear, ) A genealogist.
SL O IN N TE A R A CHD,s.f. ind. (Sloint
ear, ) A ct or habi t of tracing genealogies ;genealogy.
f
SLU
SL O IN N TE IL ,- 1 adj. (Sloinn , ) G enea~
logical . arranged genealogi cal]y skilled i n ,or fond of genealogy.
SL OISIR ,- SR IDH, SHL v . a . Dash, beat
agai nst, as the sea agai nst th e shore .wash ,by working backward and forward i n water ; m ix soft substances together ; daub,daub ov er.
SLOISR EA CH,
- m cm ,adj. (Sloisir,)
Dashing, rum bl i ng, as the surge beatingagai nst th e shore ; washing ; m ixing softsubstance s together ; tdaubing, daubingov er.
SL O ISR E ADH, m m , s. m .
‘
and p res. pair.v . Sloisir. A dashing as of the wav esagai nst a rock ; act ofwashing,' by working anyth ing in water ; act of m ixi ng softsubstances together ; daubing, act of daubi ng ov er.
SLUA G H, and - UA 1 0H , s. m . A peo
ple, a m ult i tude ; a host, an arm y.
SLUA G H- G HA IRM ,- 11
,on us, s. f.
Sluagh and G airm , ) The Signal for bat tleam ong the H ighland clan s.LUA G HA CH,
- A ICHE, adj. (Sluagh, )LUA G HA IL , Populous,throngly i nhabited .
LUA ISD ,
‘
- 1DH, SHL v.a . (Sluasaid, )LUA I SD I R, Shov el
,clean , work with
a shov el ; m ix or work together,as l im e.SLUA ISDE A CHADH, s.
SL UA ISDE A CHD,s.fl
SLUA ISR E ADH, s. m .
i ch, Sluaisd and Sluaisir. M ixing, ac t of
m ixing, beati ng together cleaning wi th a
shov el .SLUA SA ID, 4 1 ,
- E A N , s. f. A shov el , a
spad e.SLUG A CH ,
- A I CHE, adj. (Sluig , ) That
swalloweth , gulp ing.
SLUG ADH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res. part. v .
Slu ig. Swal lowing, act of swal lowing ah
sorbing, act of absorbing engulph ing, ac tof engulph ing or ov erwhelm ing ; devour
i ng, act of dev ouri ng.
SLUG A ID,- E ,
- E A N , s. f. (Sluig ,) A
slough or deep m iry p lace ; the throat or
gullet.
SL UG A IDE A CH, 4 10 11 15, adj. (Slugaid, )A boundi ng i n sloughs or quagm ires ; l ike
a quagm ire ; hav i ng a large throat, v ora
cions.
SLUG A IDE A CHD,
s. f. ind. A vora
SLUG A IR E A CHD, cious gulp ing or
swal lowing ; glut tony.
SLUG A IR ,- E , J EAN, s. m . ( Sluig and Fear,)
A glutton, a dev ourer.
SLUG AN ,n in th
-A N , s. m . (Sluig,) The
SLU 52 7
orifice of th e gul let ; the neck of a bottl e ;a whirlpool , a gulf.
SLUG A N A CH ,-A ICHE
,adj. (Slugan , )
Voracious ; abounding i n gulfs.SLUG-PHOL L ,
- UILL, s. m . (Slug, and
Poll ,) A Whirlpool .SLUIG, 4 11 11, SHL v. a. Swallow ; absorb ;i ngulph, overwhelm ; devour.
SLUIG TE , p ret. part. v . Sluig. Swal lowed,
absorbed, ingulphed, devoured.
SMA CHD, s.-m . ind. A uthori ty, con trol ;
reproof, correction .
SMA CHDA CH ,-AICHE, adj. (Sm achd,)
Hav i ng or using control, authori tativ e ;correcting, chastisi ng, reprov ing.
SMA CHDA CHADH,
- A IDH, s. m . and
p res. p art. v . Sm achdaich. Reprov ing, actof reprov ing, correcti ng, or c hast ising ;correction, reproof.
SMA CHDA ICH ,- 1DH
, sm v.
Reprov e, chastise, correct.SMA CHDA ICHTE , p ret. part. v . Sm achd
ai ch . Reproved, chastised, corrected.
SMA CHDA IL ,-r:, adj. (Sm achd
, ) A u
thoritativ e, com m and ing.
SMA CHD AL A CHD, s.f. ind. (Sm achd
ail,) A uthori ty, a keep ing under awe or
con trol .
SMA CHD-LANN,-A IN N
,-A N
, s. m .
(Sm achd and Lann, ) A house of correc
t ion .
SMAD,- A IDH
,SM v . a. Threaten, use
threaten ing words ; intim idate ; beataway.
SMA U , s. m . ind. A particl e, a jot, th esm al lest portion of any thing.SMADA DH ,
-A IDH, s. m . and pres. p art. v .
Sm ad. Threaten ing, act of threaten ingor of using threaten ing words ; intim i
dating, act of int im idating ; act of beatingaway .
SMADA IL ,- 1a:, adj. (Sm ad,) Threateni ng,
that threatens ; i ntim idating ; beatingaway.
-AH, s.fl A paw. See Mag.
MA G , 4 1 1311 , SM v . a. and 11 . See
Sm agaich.
SMA G A CH,- A
‘
xcua, adj. (Sm ag,) Pawed,as a beast.
SMAG A CH,-A ICH ,
- E A N, s. m . A toad.
SMAG A CHA DH,- A IDH, s. m . and pres.
part. v. Sm agaich. A ct of creep ing along,m ov ing on all fours.
SMA G A ICH,- IDH, SM v . a. and ul
a; ( Sm ag, ) Creep along,‘
m ove on all fours.« SMAG A IR ,
-a,-m i, 3. m . (Sm ag and
Fear,) One that creeps along or m ov es onall fours ; a lazy fel low.
SME
SMAG A IRE A CHD, s.f. ind. (Sm sgamSMAIG E A N A CHD, A creep i ng along,SMA G A IL , a creep i ng on all
fours.
SMAIG E A N , 4 2m , 4 1 11 , s. m . A frog or
toad.
SMAIG E A N A CH,- A 1 0 11 s
,adj. (Sm dig
ean, ) Of frogs or toads.MAIL , 4 11 11
,SM v. a. Snuff or top as a
candle ; knockd own , dash to the ground.
SMAL, - A IL , s. m . Dust, dust cov ering any
th i ng ; obscuri ty, dim ness a stain, a spotsorrow.
SMAL, J un,- A N , s. m . The snufl
'
of a can
dle,v apour, cinders, em bers.
MAL A D'
A IR ,- E
,- EA N , s. m . A pair of
MALA DA N,- A IN , snuffers.
SMAL ADH,- AIDH , s. m . and p res. part. v.
Sm ai l. Snufling, act of snufling a candle ;
blowing out, act of blowing out or extin
gnieb ing.SMAL A G ,
v A IG,
- A N , s.f. . A fillip, a jerk.of the finger.SMA LA G,
- A IG,
o A N , s. m . A coal fish inits second year.
SMA L A N ,- A IN , s. m . dim . of
SMA LA N A CHD, ind. Sm al . Gloom ,
m elancholy.
SMALA N A CH,
-A ICHE, adj. (Sm alan , )Sorrowful , dejected.
SMAIl- SHO ITHE A CH,- 1CH
,m an,
s. m . (Sm all and Soitheach, ) A n extin
guisher.
SMA O IN ,-e , arrears, s. jl A thought.
See Sm uain.
SMA OIN ICH, 4 11 11 , SM v. a. and 71 . SeeSm uainich.
SMA RA G ,- A IG ,
-AH, s.f. A n em erald.
SME A CHA N ,-A IN ,
- A N , s. m . The ch in .
SME A CHA N A CH,- A ICBE
,adj. (Sm each
an,) Chinned, hav ing a prom i nent ch in .
SME A CHA R A N A CHD, s. j: ind.
(Sm eachan,) A taking too great l ibertywith one, as taking one by the chi n .
SME ADA IR N E A CH, 4 110 11,3. jl A
sl um ber or l igh t sleep .
SME A LA CH,- A I CH, - A ICHE A N , 3. fl Of
fals ; rem ai ns of goods, prov isions, m ohey ;dai nties, sweets.SMEA L-GHOBA CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj.
(Sm ealach and Gob, ) Fond of dai nt ies.
SME A L A S, -A IS, s. m . A rel ish for sweetthings.
SMEA R,- A IDH, SM v . a. See Sm eur.
SMEA R,- A , s. m . Provin. for Sm ior.
SME A TA CH,
- A ICHE, adj. See Sm io tach.
SMEID,-n1 11 , SM v . a. and n . N od, wink,
beckon ; take aim , Provin . hiss.
SME 5 28
SBIEIDEACH,-EICHE, adj. (Sm éid,) That
beckons or nods.
SMEIDE ADH , 4 11 11 , 3. m . and p res. .p art.
v . Sm éid. Winking, act of winking, beckoni ng or nodding ; ac t of. aim ing or takingaim . Provin .
SMEIDE A G ,-EIG, -A N , s. fl A l i tt l e nod,
sl igh t beckon i ng. .
SME IG , 4 1 , 4 1A N ,s. f. Provin. for Sm ig.
SME IL E A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. Pale, ghastl y.
SME IL E AN , 4 1 1 11,J AN , s. m . A puny or
pal e creature.SME OIRN,
4 1 ,- EA N , s. m . The end of an
arrow next the bow- string.SMEOR ,
- A 1 11 11 , SM v. a. Provin . for
Sm eur.
SME OR A CH, 4 1 10 11 ,-A ICHE AN , s. fl A
thrush . Scot. Mav is.
SMEUR , 4 1 1 11 11 , SM v. a. A noint or sm ear,as sheep .
SME UR,
-A ,- A N -DUBHA , 3. fl
SMEUR -DHUBH, A bram ble—berry .
SMEUR A CH ,- A ICHE, adj. (Sm eur,) Ful l
of bram ble ‘ berri es.SMEUR A CHADH, 4 1 1 1111 , 3. m . andp res.
part. v . Sm euraicb . Grop ing, act ofgrop ing.
SME UR ADA IR ,4 1
,- EA N
,s. m . (Sm eur
adh and Fear,) A sm earer, one who sal v esor anoints sheep .
SMEUR A DA IR E A CHD, s. f.
‘
ind.
(Sm euradair, ) Sm earing, the em ploym ent
of sm eari ng sheep .
SMEUR ADH,-A IDH
,s. m . and pres.
’
part.
v . Sm eur. Sm earing, act of sm earing
sheep .
SMEUR A ICH, 4 1111 , SM v. n. Grop e,search by feel i ng in the dark.
SMEURTA , pret. part. v . Sm ear. Sm eared.SM ID, 4 1, BA N , s.fl A syl lable, an open ingof the m outh .
SMID, 4 1111,
'
SM v. a. and n. Provin. SeeSm éid.
SMI G ,-r:, and 4 1111 , 4 1 1 m, and -AH
,
SMIG E A D, } s. m . The chin .
SMIG E A CH, and 4 1 1 0 11 11,
SMIG EA DA CH, } adj. Hav ing a pro
n‘nent ch in .
SMIG E ADH, 4 11 11, 4 1AN , s. m . (Sm ig,)A sm i le.
SMIG E A N ,- 1:1N ,
-AH, s. m . dim . A littlech i n ; m irth.
SMIOR , 4 a, and 4 1 , s. m . Marrow,
strength , power, v igour ; courage, sp iri t,m ettle.SMIO RA CH
L-A ICHE
,adj. (Sm ior,)
A boundi ng i n m arrow.
SMIOR A IL ,-n, adj. (Sm ior, ) Strong
,
SMU'
courageous, v igorous ; l ivel y, act ive, briskhardy, enduri ng.M IO R A L A CHD s. m . andji (Sm iorM lOR A LA S, 4 1 1 57} ail,) Strength
,
courage, v igour ; l iv el iness, activ i ty, briskn ess hardiness.
SMIOR - CHA IL LE A CH, 4 10 11 , s. m .
The sp i nal m arrow .
SMIOTA CH,- AI CHE, adj. (Sm iot,) Short
'
eared.
SMIfiR ,- A1DH, SM v. a. Provin. for
Sm eur, v.
SMOD; s. m . ind. Provin . See Sm ad,s.
D irt, fi l th ; dust ; dri zzl ing rain, a m oisthaz iness.
SMODA CH, 4 11 0 11 12, adj. (Sm od, ) D irty,
fi l thy ; dusty, cov eredwi th dust ; drizzling,hazy, m isty.
SMODA L ,- A IL , - A N , s. m . Sweep ings,
crum bs,fragm ents of m eat.
SMODA N , 4 1m , s. m . dim . of Sm od. A
l i ttle spot or blem ish sm al l dust.SMODA N A CH,
- A ICHE,
adj. (Sm odan, )Spotted, soiled ; aboundi ng i n sm all dust.
SMODA N A CHD,s.f: ind. (Sm odanach
, )Driz z liness, haz in ess.
SMOG, 4 31 61, 4 1 11, s. j: See Sm ag, s. and
Sm ag, v .
SMOG A IR NE A CH, 4 110 11 , 3. m . (Sm og,)A ny creature wi th large paws.
SMOL AMA S,-A 1 8, 3. m . Trash ; fragm en ts
of v i ct uals.SMUA IN ,
-E,
-NTE A N , s.f. A though t.SMUA IN E A CH, 4 : 10am, adj. (Sm uain
, )Though tful, reflecting , prudent.
SMUA IN E A CHA DH,-A IDH, s. m .
SMUA IN TEA CHA DH, } and p res.
p art. v . Sm uainich and Sm uaintich.
Thinki ng, act of th i nking, consideri ng,refl ecti ng.
SMUA IN E ADH, 4 11 11 ,-EA N , s. 171 . See
Sm uain.
SMUA IN ICH, 4 113 ,SM v. n . (Sm uain,)
Think, reflect, consider.
SMUA IN TE ,«a ux
,s. m . See Sm uain.
SMUA IR E A N , 4 cm , 3. m . G ri ef,dejectiom
sorrow, v exat ion .
SMUA IR E A N A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. (Sm uair
ean,) Grieved, dejected, low sp iri ted ; apt
to be dejec ted, or sorrowful .
SMUA IR E A N A CHD, s.f. ind; (Sm uain
canach ,) Dejection , sorrow, v exation ;state of being sorrowful or dejected.
SMUA IS, 4 1, s. f Thejuice of the bones,fatness, m arrow ; p i th, strength , v igour.
SMUA IS, 4 113 , SM v . a. (Sm uais,
SMUA lSlCH, } s. ) Break i n p ieces,sm ash .
SN A 530
SN A G A RDA ICH, s.f. (Snagair, ) A
gnashing of the teeth .
SNA G A RRA , adj. (Snag,) A ct iv e, alert,l iv ely.
SN A G A R R A CHD, s. f. ind. (Snagarra, )A ctiv i ty, alertness, l iv el iness.SNA G - L ABHA IR,
- BHR A IDH,s11 1~r~ , v . n .
(Snag and L abhair,) Stam m er in speaking.
SNA G- L ABHA IR T,- E , s. j: and pres.
part. v . Snag- labhair. Stam m eri ng, act
of stam m eri ng,or hesi tating in speech .
SNA G- L A BH A IR TE A CH, 4 110 11 , s. m .
(Snag- labhairg ) A stam m erer.
SN A IDH, 4 11 11 , SHN v . a . Hew, cutSN A IG H
, } down , reduce wood or stoneto a certain form ; whet, sharpen ; consum e
,waste.
SN A IDHE A CH, 4 3110 11 13. adj. (Snaidh, )Hewing, hewing down hewing, reducingto form ; whett ing, sharpen ing ; consum
i ng, wasting.
SN A IDHE ADA IR , 4 c,- E A N , s. m .
(Snaidheadh and Fear, ) A hewer, one
who cuts down ; a hewer, one who reducesto form by hewing ; one who whets or
sharpens.SN A IDHE A DA IR E A CHD, s. j: ind .
(Snaidheadair, ) A hewing, business of a
hewer.SN A IDHE ADH 4 n11 , s. m . and p res.
SN A IG HE A DH part. v . Snaidb .
Hewing,act
_
of hewing down ; act of reducing to form by hewing ; whetting, act
of whetti ng or,
sharpen ing ; consum i ng, act
part. v . Snaidh.
ed, cut down ; hewed,reduced to form by hewing ; sharpened,whetted ; consum ed.
SNA IG , 4 11 11 , SHN v . a. Creep , crawl,sneak .
SN AIG E A CH, 4 111 0 11 11, adj. (Snaig,) Creepi ng, crawling, sneaking.
SN A IG E A DHL- IDH
, s. m . and pres. part.
v . Snaig. Creep i ng, act of creep i ng or
crawling.SN A IM , 4 1 , and 4 11m , and 4 11 11 11 11 11, 3. m .
A knot,t ie ; a diffi culty.
SN A IM , 4 11 11 , SE N v . a . (Snaim , s. ) K not,t ie a knot, or t ie with a knot.
SN A IME A CH ,- EICHE, adj. (Snaim ,)
K notty, abounding in knots or t ies ; diflicul t . ~
s. m . and pres. part.
v . Snaim . K notting, act of knotting or
tying with a knot .SN A IME A N
,4 111s,
- AH, s m . dim . ofSnaim . A little knot.
SN A IME AN A CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. ( Snaimean,) Full of l i ttle knots.
SN A IME A N A CHD,s. f. ind. (Snaim
eanach,) K nottings.SN A IMTE , pret. part. v . Snaim . Knotted,bound with a knot.N AMH,
- A IDH , lHN v . a. and n .
N AMHA DH,
Swim , p erform the act
of swim m ing ; swim , be afloat, float .SNAMH,
4 1 1e 1 , s. m . and p res. p art. v .
Snam h . Swim m ing, act of swim m i ng orfloat ing.“
SN AMHA CH , 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. (Snam h, )Float ing, swim m ing ; that floats or swim s
natural ly.SNAMHA CH, s. m . A swim m ing
or floating.SN AMHA CHA N ,
4 1 1 11 ,- A N , s. m .
(Snam h , ) A raft or float.N AMHA ICH,
- E ,- E A N
,s. m .
‘(Snam h ,
N AMHA IR , and Fear, ) A swim
SNA O IS, 4 1 , 4 u m,s.j: A slice, a piece
‘
of
any th i ng.
SN A O ISE A CH, 4 11 0 1111, adj. (Snaois,) In
sl ices.
SN A O ISE A N ,l ens, s. m . Snufl
'
.
SN A O ISE A N A CH,4 1 1m m, adj. (Suac ia
ean , ) Of, or belonging to snuff.SN A O ISEA N A CHD
, s.f: ind. (Snaoisean, )The habi t of taking snuff.
SN A OMA N A CH,- A ICH, s. m . A strong ,
robust fell ow.
SN A OMA N A CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (Snaom an
acb , s. ) Robust, stout.SNA OTH, 4 1 0 11 11 ,
- A N , s. m . A bier.
Provin .
SNA P,
- A IP, s. m . The trigger of a gun- lock.
SNA P, 4 1 111 11 , s11 N v . a. (Snap , Pullth e trigger, m iss fire.
SN A PA CH,- A ICHE , adj. (Snap ,) Hav ing
f
a trigger ; that m isses fire.
SN A PA DH, s. m . and p res. part. v .
Snap . A ct of p ull ing the trigger ; act ofm issing fire.
SNA S, s. m . ind. Regulari ty, order, a goodor becom ing appearance ; elegance gloss,ornam en t, polish .
SN A SA CHA DH, m . and p res.
SN A SA DH, part. v . Snasaich.
A c t'
ofreducing to order or regulari ty act
of pol ishing, ornam enti ng, m aking elegant.SN A SA ICH, 4 n11 , SHN v . a . Reducei nto order or regulari ty ; p ol ish, ornam en t,m ake elegant.
SN A SA ICHTE , pret. part. v .-Snasaich.
Reduced to order or to good appearance ;polished, ornam ented, m ade elegant.
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SN AS-BHR IATHR A CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj.
(Snas and Briathrach, ) O ratoricalfirheto
rical, eloquent.
SN A SMHOR, adj. (Snas and Mar.)Neat, elegant, pol ished , ornam ented.
SN A SMHO R A CHD, s. f. ind. (Snasm hor,) Neatness, polish , ornam ent.NA STA ,
adj. and pret. part. v . Snas.
SN A SDA } Orderly, regular,neat ; or
nam ented.
SNATH , SNAITH,and - A , p l. SNAITHE A N ,
s. 771 . Thread in general, a quantity ofthread, yarn.
SN ATHA CH . 4 1 10 11 11,adj. (Snath, ) Full
of thread or yarn .
SN ATHAD, 4 1 1 11,-A H, s. f. (Snath and
Saighead, ) A needle.SN ATHADA CH ,
- A lcHE ,~
any. (Snathad, )Furn ished with needles, l ike a needle .
SN ATHADA CHA N , 4 1 1 11 , 4 1 11, s. m .
SNATHADA N , i (Snathad, ) A
needle - case.SN ATHA IN N , 4 1, and SNAITHN E , 4 1 11 11 ,
and SNAITHN EA N , s. m . (Snath,) A thread,a si ngle thread .
SN ATHA IN N E A N ,- EIN, - A H, s. m . dim .
of Snatbainn . A l i ttle thread.
‘
SN ATHA IN N E A N A CH ,-A xcnn, adj.
(Snathainnean,) A bounding in sm al lthreads.
SN E A CHD,- A , s. m . Snow.
SN E A CHDA CH, 4 1 10 11 11 ,
SN E A CHDA IL,4 s, Snowy, a
bounding ia snow ; l ike snow.
SN E A CHD- G HE A L , 4 e,adj. (Sneachd
and Geal ,) Snow white.SN E ADH
,- A ,
-A N , s.f. A n i t.SN E A DHA CH ,
4 1 10 11 11, adj. (Sneadh,)Full of n i ts.
SN IAMH, 4 1 11 11 , sum , v. a. See Sniom h, v .
SN IDH, 4 11 11 , srm v . n . (Snidh, s. )Drop , let fal l i n drops, ooze through indrops.
SN IDH, s. m . Rain com ing from a
SNIDHE , } house roof; a tear ; sorrow.
Wri tten also Sn ith and Snithe.SN IDHE A CH,
4 11m m, adj. (Snidhe,)That droppeth rain, that adm i ts drops ofrai n ; tearful} i n tears, m oist wi th tears.
SN IDHE A DH, 4 1111 , s. _
m . and pres. part.
v . Snidh. Dropp ing, act of fall ing in drops,or ooz ing through in drops.
SN IOMH, 4 11 1111 ,-a v . a. and n. Twist,
twine ; sp i n ; wind, wind yarn .
SN IOMH, 4 1 , s. m . Sadness, heav i ness.
SN lOMH,-A , s. m . and pres. part. v.
Sniom h. A sp i nn i ng ; a twist or twine ;a curl of hair, a ringlet.
SN IOMHA CH, q ueue , adj. (Sniom h, )Twisti ng, that twists or twines ; winding,that winds ; sp i nn ing, em ployed in sp i nn ing i n ringlets or curls, curl i ng.
SN lOMHA CHA S, - A 18 , 3. m . (Sniom hach,) The em p loym ent of a sp i nster ; anyth ing spun ; a curling, as of the hair ; atendency to form i nto curls.
SN lOMH ADH, 4 1 1 11 11 , 3. m . and'
pres.
part. 0 . Sniom h. Sp in ning, act of sp inn ing; twisting, act of twisting or twin ing ;wi nding, ac t of windi ng.
SN lOMHA ICHE , 4 11m , s. m . (Sniom h,A sp i nner.
SN IOMHA IN ,- E
,
SN lOMHA N A CH,-A 1 cnr, W i nding
,
curl ing, twisted, sp iral , helicaLSN IOMHA IR , 4 1,
- E AN , s. m . (Sniom band Fear, ) A wim ble, a borer.
SN lOMHTA , pret. p art. v . Sniom h. Spun ;twisted, twined ; wound.
SNOD, 4 1 1 11 11 , s11 1s v. a. (Sndd, s. ) A flixa fishing hook to a l i ne.SN0D, 61 11 , - A N , and 4 1 10 11 11 11 11 , s. m . The
part of a fishing li ne to which the hook isfastened.
SN ODADH,4 1 111 11 , 3. m . and p res. part. v .
Subd. A ct of prepari ng a hook and l i nefor fishing.
SNODA N ,- A IN ,
-AH, s. m . dim . of Sndd,which see.
SN ODA N , 4 1m , 3. m . The rap id m otion ofa host. Provin.
SNOBBA ,- A N , s. m . Snodha gaire,
’A
sm i le on the countenance.N ODHA CH , 4 1 10 11 , 3. m . The sap or
N OTHA CH, juice of a tree.SN O IG E
'
A S, 4 518,- A N , s. m . Testiness,
peev ishness a testy or p eev ish look.
SN OIG E A SA CH,- A ICHE , adj. (Snoigeas, )
Testy, peev ish. having a testy or p eev ishlook.
SN OITE A N ,4 111 , s. m . (Snot,) Snuff ; a
p inch of smut? one who snufl'
s i n ridi cule.SNOT, 4 1 1 11 11 , a v. a. Sm el l , snufl
'
thewind, turn up the nose i n sm elli ng ; sus
pect, hav e a susp icion .
SN OTA CH,4 1 1 0 11 11 , adj. (Snot, ) Sm el l
ing,‘that sm ells ; susp ecting, i ncl ined to
susp icion.SN OTADH,
-A IDH, and pres. part.
SN OTR A ICH, 4 1, s.f. v. Snot. Sm el lSN OTA IL ,
- s , s.f: i ng, act ofsm el l
i ng, snuffing up the wind suspecting, act
of susp ecting.SN UA DH,
- A 1DH,4 1 11 , s. m . Hue, colour,
app earance, com plexion ; beauty.
SN UADHA CH,' A ICHE, adj. (Snuadh,)
’
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G ood looking, hav i ng a good com p lexionor colour.
SN UA DHA CHA DH, 3. m . and
p res. part. v . ' Snuadhaich. A ct of giv ing 11good ap pearance or eolour to any th ing.
SN UA DHA I CH,4 11 11 ,SHN o .u. Snuadh,)
Giv e a good colour orapp earance to anything.
SN UA DHA ICHTE, pret. p art. v . Snnadh
aich . Well coloured, adorned.
SN UADHA R , 4 1 1 11 11 , 7‘
adj. (SnuadhSN UAHHMHOR ,
- om e, i and M61 3)See Snuadhach.
SO , deritons. p ron . ind. This, A n
so,’
adv . Here. A so,
’
or A s an so ,’
or 5 A s a so,’adv. Hence, from th is p lace.
G 11 so .
’adv. Hither, to th is p lace ; t i ll
now, t il l th is t im e. Mar so,’adv . Thus,
i n th is m anner ; i n th is direction .
SO, adv . or interj. Here,
see here,take i t,
used in reach ing or offeri ng any th ing toanother ; used i n addressing one when a
th ing is about to be done or attem p ted.
So,so, falbham aid . Com e, com e, let usgo.
SO, A n i n i tial part icle prefixed to adjectiv esand substantiv es, im p ly i ng faci l i ty, apt
ness, fitness,ease, equal i ty, and som etim es
goodness. It'
18 sim ilar to the term i nat ion-ble of the English, and -bilis of the Lat in :Deante,
’ Made or done. ‘ So dhéanta,Easi ly done.
SO - A IMSIR , 4 1 , s. f. (So, p rqf and A im
air,) Fair weath er.
SO -AIR E AMH, 4 1,adj. (So, pref. and
“Aiream h. Numerabl e.SO- A OMA IDH; - E , adj. (So, pref andA om adh, ) Flexible, exorable.
SO - A THA R R A CH , 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj.
SO -A THA R R A ICHTE ,
A tharrach,) A l t'
erable.SO -BHOL ADH, 4 1 111 11
,- EA N
, s. m .
SO BHOLTA N A CHD, s. f. in'
d. ( Soand Boladh Fragrance.
SO -BHOL TR A CH, andBoltrach Sweet sm el ling.
SO BHE A N A ILT EA CH, 4 11 0 11 11, adj.
Tangibl e.SO BHL A SDA
,- A ISDE
, adj. Savoury.
SOBHR A CH, 4 1 10 11 ,- E A N , s.f. A prim
OBHR A G ,-A 1G , -A N , rose.
SOBHR A CH , 4 1 1 0 11 11 , adj. A boundSOBHR A G A CH, i ng in prim roses.
’
SO -BHRISTE , adj. (So and Briste,)
Frangible.SO BHUA IL TE A CH
, 4 10 11 11 , adj. (Soand Buail Easi ly h i t or struck.
SOC, -UIC , s. m . The forepart orSO C A CH
, 4 1 10 11 , end of any th ing thebeak, snout or ch in; a p loughshare.
SOC
SO C A CHy9 11 1011 11, adj. (Soc , ) Snouted
,
beaker].
SO CA CH, 4 1 10 11 , s.m . A certai n extent of
arable land ; , a point of land jutting outbetween two riv ers.
SO C ADH,-A I11 11, s. m . See Socu
SO CA IR ,-E
, s. j: Ease, rest, tranqui ll i tycom fort m i ldness a prop , a p i llar, a rest:
SOCA IR ,-s , ad (Secair, s. )
“Easy, quiet,at ease, tranquil m i ld, gentle.SOCA N,
4 1 1 11 , - A~
N,s. m . dim . of Soc. A
l ittle snout, beak or p l oughshare.SO CHA IR ,
4 1,
- 1EA N , s. f. A benefit,profi t, em olum ent ; an im m unity or pri
v i lage.
SO CHA IR E A CH ,-E ICHE , adj. (Sochair, )
Yielding profi t, beneficial, advantageous ;holding or enjoyi ng priv il eges or im m uni
i t ies.SO - CHA O CHL A IDE A CH, 4 110 11 11
SO - CHA O CHL A IDH , 4 ,
adj. Easil y changed, changeable.SO - CHA OCHL A IDE A CHD, s. f. ind.
Mutabi l i ty, a facil i ty of bei ng changed“SOGHA R,
- A IR , s.f. (So, p ref. and Car, s. )Sil l in ess, weakness, i nstabil i ty of p urpose,a yieldi ng -or too com p l iant disposi t ion.
SO CHA R A CH, 4 1 10 1111 , adj. (Scobar,)Sil ly, of a
-
too yieldi ng disp osi t ion .
SO- CH IOIN IC HTE , adj. (So, prd'
. and
C iuinichte,) Easi ly appeased.
SO - CHLAISTIN N E A CH, 4 11 0 1111, adj.
( So and C ldistinn , ) A udible.SO - CHL UIN N TIN N ,
adj. (So, and
C luinntinn, ) A udible. easi ly heard.
SO - CHOMHA IR L E A CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj.
SO - CHOMHA IR L ICH,4 1 , ( So
and Com hairle,) E asi ly adv ised or en
treated.
SO -CHOMHR A IDE A CH,- EICHE, adj.
So and Cdm hradh, ) A ffable, conv ersable.SO - CHR A IMHTE , adj. (So and Cram h,)D igestible .
SO - CHOSMHUIL , 4 c, adj. (So and
C osm huil, ) Conform able.
SO- CHR E IDIMH,-n, s. f. (So and
Creidim h,) Creduli ty.
SO-CHR E IDMHE A CH, 4 10 11 11 , adj.
Credulousu
SO - CHR E IDSIN N , 4 2, adj. Credible.SO - CHR IDHE A CH, 4 110 1113, adj. (So andC ridhe, ) K i nd, good hearted.
SO - CHR IDHE A CHD, s. f ind. (So.Good nature, cordial i ty
,
kindness.SO - CHUIMTE , adj. (So, and C um
, v . )Mouldable.
SOCR A CH, 4 1 10 115 , adj. (Socair, Easy,
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SOIDE A N A CH, 4 1 03 11, adj. (Soidean, )J olly, and stout looking.
SO IG HN E ,
}s. m . (Sons and
SOIG HN E A S, G né or Gnas,)Pl easure, delight.
SOIG HN E A SA CH, queue , adj. (Soighn ess, ) Delightful , p leasant rejoicing, glad.
SO- L E A G HTA , adj. (So and Lesgh, )Fusible, that m ay be m el ted
SO IL E A S, - sxs, s. m . Ofliciousness ; par
tiality ; flattery, adulat ion .
SOIL E A SA CH, ”n orm , adj. (Soileas,)Oflicious ; partial ; flatteri ng, given toflattery.
SO IL E A SA CHD, s.f. ind. See Soileas.SO IL G HE A S, s. m . Wind, 3 fair
wind.
SO IL G HE A SA CH,- A ICHE
,adj. (Soi l
gheas, ) Windy blowing a.
fresh and fairwind.
SO IL L E IR, - E , adj. ( So, p ry: and Leir,)Cl ear, not dark ; bright, lum i nous, shini ng ; transparen t, l im p id ; ev iden t, m an ifest, apparent ; intell igi ble, p ersp icuous,p lai n ; p ure, clean ; v isi ble, d iscern ible ;sensible
,i ntell igent.
SO IL L E IR E A CHADH,o A IDH , s. m . and
p res. part. v . Soilleirich. Enl igh ten ing ,ac t of enligh tening ; illustrat ing, act ofi l lustrat i ng
,explai n ing or m aking m ani ~
fest ; an exp lanation ; a cleari ng up, or
i ncip i en t ligh t.
SO IL L E IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Soilleir, )Brigh tness, clearness, persp icuity thedawn .
SOIL L E IR ICH ,o lDH, SR v . a. and n .
(So illeir, ) Clear up , m an ifest, m ake m an ia
fest ; becom e cl ear or bright ; exp lain ,i l lustrate ; point out, shew.
SOIL L E IR ICHTE , pret, p art. v . Soilleir
i ch . Cleared up , m ani fested, m ade m anifest ; exp lained, i l l ustrated shown , pointedout.
SOIL L SE ,s. m . ind. Ligh t ; the
SOIL L SE A CHD , s. f. ind } ligb t ofthesun a ray of l ight clearness, brightness,effulgence.
SOIL L SE—N A N - SOL . s. m . (Soillse, and
Shi l , ) The p lant eye- brigh t.SO lL L SE A CH ,
4 210 11 13, adj. (Soillse, )Bright
,clear, not dark ; cl ear, transpa
rent, pel lucid ; shining, efi'
ulgent ; thatm akes bright or cl ear.
SOIL L SE A CHADH,-A 1Dn
,s. m . and
SOIL L SE ADH,- 1DH , p res. p art.
Soillsich. Enl ighten ing, act of enlighten ing ; state of becom i ng clear ; act or
state of shin ing.
SOI
SOIL L SICH, 4 131 1 , SR v . a. and n .
(So illse, ) Enlighten, brigh ten ; sh ine,
gli tter ; becom e clear.SO IL L SICHTE
, pret. p art. v . Soillsich.
Enl ightened, brightened, i l lum i nated.
SOIME A CH,4 31 0 11 13
, _
adj. Good natured,of an easy disposi tion or m anner, quiet,tranquil , p eaceabl e ; com fortable, i n easy .
circum stances ; idle, i nactiv e.-A IN ,
- AH, s. m .
SOIMHE A CHA N, (So im each,) A good
SO IMHE A G A N , natured p erson ; a
com fortable person, one in easy,circum
stances ; an idler.
SOIME A CHA S. - A rs, Good nature ;
SO IME A CHD, ind . com fort, idleness.
SO IN E A L A CHD ,s. f. ind. (Soineil, )
Com el iness,hamdsom eness.
SO I N ,- s , s. f. Esteem .
O IN E A N N ,
g- IN N , s. f (Sons and
SO IN N lO N N , Sinn, ) Fair or calm
weather ; cheerfuln ess, gaiety.
( SoinSO IN N E A N TA ,
- EINTE , ) Calm ,
SO IN N ION TA ,- rN
'rE , wel l
shel tered ; well tem pered, m eek , p leasan t ;cheerful, gays
SOIN E A N TA CHD, f. ind. ( SoinSO IN N ION TA CHD, } ean ta, ) Calmness, sti llness of weather ; state of beingwel l sheltered ; m eekness, p leasantn ess oftem per.
SOIN E IL ,o n
,adj. (Soin , ) Com ely, hand
som e.SO IN N SEA DH, adj. (So and InnseadhEasi ly told.
SO - IOMCHA IR ,q r, adj. (So and Iom
char,) Tolerable, easi ly borne.SO IPE A N ,
-EIN, - AH, s. m . dim . of Sop .
A sm al l quantity of hay or straw.
SOI R, adj. and adv. The east .
SO lR ,- s ,
- EAN , s. m . A sack, a bag ; a
v essel , bottle.
SO IRBH,
- E , adj. Easy,
SO IR BHE A CH, 4 110 11 2 , easi ly ac
com p l ished ; calm , quiet, gentle ; affable,courteo us, kind ; p liant, p l iable ; p rosper
ous.
SO IR BHE , s. f. ind. (Soirbh,)SO IR BHE A CHD, Easi ness, facil i ty,calm ness, quietness, gentleness, affabi li ty ;courteousness, kindness ; p l iableness pros
perity.
SOIR BHE A CHA DH,- A IDH
,s. m . and
pres. part. v . Soirbhich. A ct or state of
prosperi ng or succeed ing,SO IR BHE A S, 3. m . (Soirbh,) Pros
perity, success a fair wind.
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SO IR BHE A SA CH, 4 10 11 1 : adj. (Soirbheas, ) Prosperous, successful
SO IRBHICH ,- IDH, eu v . n . (Soirbhe,)
Prosper, succeed .
SOIR E ,- 1nn ,
- E A N , and 4 11 0 11 10 1,
SO IR E ADH, s. f: A v essel of any
kind, a bag, a bottle.
SOIR E A G ,-m c ,
-A N, s. f. dim . of Soire.
A l ittle v essel or bottl e.SO IR E A N N ,
- INN, s.f. (Soirbh and Sian ,)Calm or serene weather ; seren ity, m i ldness, p leasantness.
SO IR E A N TA ,4 :1 1am , adj. (Soireann,)
Calm,serene, m i ld, gentle, p leasant.
SO IR E IT,- E , s. f. (Soirbh
’
and R éit,)Easi ness of tem per, an accom m odating,concil iatory disposi tion .
SOIR E ITE A CH, q ueue, adj. (Soireit,)Concil iatory
,accom m odating.
SO IR THE ,-EA N , s.f: See Soirs.
SO ISG E UL ,- EIL, s. m . (So and Sgeul,)
The gospel.SOISG E UL A CH,
-A ICHE, adj. (Soisgeul,)Evangel ical .
SO ISG E UL A CH,4 1 10 11 , and -r:
SOISG E UL A ICHE , z - EA N , s. m . ( Sc isgeul
, ) A n ev angel ist .SO - ITHE , adj. (So, pry; and I th ,) Eatable.SO lTHE A CH, 4 0 11 ,
- ICHE A N , s. m . A
v essel of any kind i n which m eat, l iquors,or any th ing is p ut ; a sh ip of any size.
SOITHE AMH,- E IMHE , adj. ( So, pref.
and Séim h, ) Gentle, m i ld, afi'
able, m o
dest ; com ely, fair ; tractable,'
docile.
SOL, adv . (Seal, E re, before that.SO -L ABHA IR T, (So, p ref. and
L abhair, ) Expressible, easi ly spoken or
p ronoun ced.
SO -L A BHR A CH ,4 1 1 0 11 12, adj. (So, pref
and L abhrach,) Sp eaking with ease and
fluency ; afi’
able.
SOLA IR , 7- IDH, sn a. Prov ide,SOL A R A ICH
, § gather, prepare, pro
cure.SOLA R,
- Am ,o A N , s. m . A prov iding,
prepari ng, or p urv eying of useful th ings ;th ings prov ided or furn ished.
SOLA R’
, s. m . and p res. part. Solair.
contr. for Solaradh.
SO L A R A CH, 4 11 0 113 , adj. (Solar,) Prov ident
,m aking prov ision , industri ous.
OLA R A CHA DH,
'
- A 1DH, s. m . and
SOL A R A DH,-AIDH
, pres. part.
v. Solaraich, and Solair. Providing, act
of prov iding, procuring or furn ish ing n ecessaries.
SOL A R A ICHTE , pret. part. v. Solaraich.
Provided, procured, furn ished, purv eyed.
SOM
SOLA S, -A IS,s. m . Com fort, consolation,
solace ; i ntel lectual p l easure or gratifica
t ion ; cheerfulness, contentm ent ; joy, re
joicing, del ight.SOL A SA CH, 4 1 10 11 3 , adj. (SOlflS, ) Comforting, com fortable, giv ing com fort, p l ea
sure or consolation ; com fortable, enjoyingcom fort or ease ; cheerful, content ; joyful, causing joy or happ i ness ; rejo i cing,glad.
SOL A SA CHA DH, 4 1 1311 , 3. m . and p res.
p art. v . Sdlasaicb . Com forting, act ofcom forting, consol ing, m aking glad.
SOL A SA ICH ,- IDH ,
su a. (Sdlas,)Com fort, console, m ake happy or glad.
SOL A SA ICHTE , pret. p art. v . Sdlasaich.
Com forted, consoled, m ade glad or happ y.
SO - LE A G HTA ,adj. (So, pref. and
O - L E A G HTA CH, Lesgh ,) Fusible,
easi l y mel ted.
SO -L E IG HE A S, adj. (So, pref. and
L eighis,) Medi cable, that m ay be cured.
O - L E OIN TE ,
iadj. ( So,prdl and L edn, )
O -LEONTA ,Vulnerable.
O - L E UG HADH,adj. (So,
SO -L E UG HTA , Leugh ,) Legible.
SOLLA IN,
-E ,- EA N , s.f A welcom e ;
rejoicing.SO-L UG HA DH, adj. (So, pref. and
SO-LUG HTA ,Lugh , ) Venial , par
donable.SO -LUG HTA CHD, s. f. ind. (So, p ref.
and Lugh, ) Pardonableness, sl igh tness.
SOLT,
~ A,s.m . Provin . See Sult.
SO- L IJBA CHD,s.f. ind. (So and L 1
‘
1b, )Flexibil ity.
SO- L IJBA IDH,adj. ( So, pry
”. and Lub , )
Flexible.SOLUS
,- U18 , 3 . m . (So, pref: and Leus, )
L igh t ; a l ight, as a lam p or candle ; knowledge, i nform ation.
SOLUSA CH ,- A ICHE , adj. (Solus, ) Full
of ligh t, lum inous, shining.
SOLUSA CHD, s.f. ind. L n
m inousness.
SOLUSDA ,
SOLUSDA CH ,
SOLUSMHO R ,
SOMA LTA , adj. Bulky, large ;gentle, m i ld, p lac id ; l iberal, generous.
SOMHA IL ,- n, adj. Provin . See Stim h
ail.
SOMHL A CHA DH, m u m , s. m . and p res.
part. Sdm hlaich. See Shm hlachadh»
SOMHL A ICH,- IDH, sn v . a. and n . See
Shm hlaich.
SOMHL AN,
~ A INE, adj. ( So and Lin, )
Safe and sound.
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SOMA L TA CHD, s. f. ind. (Som alta, )gentleness,carelessness,
fi t ; advantage.
SON , pry: im pr. and adv. i. e. A ir Son,’
(Son , s. ) For, because of, on account of
for the p urpose of adv. because, becausethat.SONA adj. Son, 3. Lucky, fortunate ;happy, i n a state ofhapp i ness.
SON A S, - A IS ,- A N , 8. m . Vexat ion, gri ef ; a
p assion , a fi t of passion, a pet.SONA S.
-A IS,-A H, s. m . Good fortune,
p rosperi ty, l uck ; happ i ness, fel ici ty.
SON A SA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Sdnas, ) Vexa
t ious, gri ev ous ; easi ly v exed ; passionate,
pettish.
SONN,
- UIN N ,s. m . A stout m an a hero.
SONN, a nus , s. m . Bai t to attrack fish ;
a cl ub, a staff, a stake, a beam a tree .
SONN,- A IDH, su v . a . Pi erce, thrust,
hew down press, oppress.
SON N A CH,-A ICH, s. m . A pal isade ; a
peg , a thi ck peg ; a stout and i l l shaped
p erson a cast le, fortress ; a wall .
SON N A DH,- A IDH
, s. m . and pres. part. v .
Sonn. Piercing, thrusting , act ofpierc i ng,thrusting, or hewing down ; ac t of pressing upon, or oppressi ng.
SONN-MHA R CA CH, m u ms, q nan, s. m .
( Sc an and Maresch ,) A cour i er on horseback, a past, a m essenger ; an aid -de
SO N N TA , adfi (Sonn,) Heroic, coura
geons.SON N TA CHD. s. f. ind. (Sanntach,)Boldness, heroism ,
courage.
SON R A CHADH,- A IDH
,s. m . and m s.
part. v . Sdnraich. A ppointing, act of appoin ting, choos ing or ordain i ng ; act of
special , notable, part icular ; appointed, or
dai ned, fore- ordained. G u sdnraichte,’
adv . Part icularl y
SO - O IBR R IC HTE , adj. ( So, p ry: and
Dri nkable.isp , a. loose
bundl e of straw or hay a loose or useless
SOR
bunch of any th ing ; a useless or cowardlyfel low.
SO PA CH,o A ICHE , adj. (Sop, ) A bound
SOPLA CH, § i ng in wisps of hay or
straw ; abounding in scattered straw or
hay ; cowardly, si ll y.SOPA N, q u a,
-A N , s. m . dim . of Sop . A
l i t tle wisp .
SOPA N A CH,
-A ICHE, adj. (Sopan , ) Ful lof straws or little bundles of straw.
SOPL A CH , fawn ,- A ICHEA N
,s. m . (Sop , )Refuse of straw or prov ender.
SOP- CHE A N N A CH,
-A ICHZE , adj. (Sopand Ceann
, ) Having abushy or uncom bedhead of hair.
SOP- SE ILBHE ,-AH- $ EILBHE , s. m . (Sop
and Seilbh,) Infeftm ent i n house and landby the del iv ery of awisp of straw to the
'
entrant.SOR,
- A IDH,su a. Hesi tate, pause, dew
lay ; grudge, giv e unwi llingly ; shun ,av oid ; spare.
SOR A DH, 4 m m , 3. m . and p res. part. v .
Sdr. Hesi tating, act of hesi tating, delaying or pausing, grudging, act ofgrudgingshunning, act of shunning ; sparing, act ofsparing ; hesi tation , delay.
SOR A IDH, s. f.
"
A farewell, ablessing,com p l im ents.SOROHA N ,
-A IN , a n,s. m . A rest or
support, that on which any th ing leans or
rests ; a stoo l or footstool ; a l i ttl e em i
nence or hil lock.
SOR CHA N A CH, 4 1m m , adj. (Sorchan ,)Hav ing rests or sup ports ; l ike a stool ortrestle ; hav i ng little em i nen ces or h illocks.
SO - R E AMHR A ICHTE , adj. (So, pref.
and R eam hraichte, ) Coagulable, easi lythickened or fattened.
SO - REITBA CH, adj. (So, prey:
SO - REITICHTE , } R éita) Easily ar
; ranged or adjusted ; eas ily reconc i led, res »
con cileable.
SO -RE ITE, s. f. (So, pry: and Rei te, )Prop i tiation , expiation .
SO - R IA G HA ILTICHTE , adj. (So m d
SO - R IA G HL A IDH, R iaghluich.)SO - R IA G HLUICHTE ,
c om m as ;
m anageable.SORN, J uan, s. m . A snout ; the fine of akil n or wen, a concav i ty.
SORN A O IL , s. f. A l im e kiln .
SOR N A CH,- A ICHE, acfi. (Sdrm) L eag
chi nned hav ing a snoat pettish, ill-nan
tured.
SOR N A G , q ua,-AH, s. j: dim . o f 86m .
A l i ttl e kiln.
SPA 538
walking proudly ; act of authori tativ ely
strik ing with the foot .
SPA ILPE A N ,- EIN, - A N ,
s. m . ( Spailp , )A fop or beau ; a m ean or i nsign ificant
fellow.
SPA ILPE A N A CH -u cun, adj (Spailpean ,) Beauish , fopp ish insignificant from
v ani tyor concei t.SPA IL PE A N A CHD, s.f. ind. (Spailpean
ach,)Foppishness, beauishness sil ly v an ity.
SPA ILPEA R R A , adj. See Spailpeil.
SPA ILPE A RS
R A CHD, s. f. ind. Conceitedness, fopp ishness ; a habi t of si lly
boasting.
SPA IL PE IL ,-E
,adj. (Spailp , ) Concei ted,
fopp ish , beauish ; boasting, vai n -glorious,si lly ; walking proudl y, strutting.SPA IN,
- E ,-E A N
,s. f. A spoon .
SPAIN E A CH ,-m cm , adj. ( Spai n,) o r,
or belonging to spoons.SPAIN E A G ,
- EIG, -A N , s.f. dim . of Spain.
A l i ttle spoon .
SPAIN TE A CH, adj. Span ish .
SPAIN TE A CH ,~ ICH, s. m . and f. A
span iard a long fowling p i ece understood
to hav e been m ade in Spai n . Lann
Spainteac'
h,’A sword, toledo.
SPA I RN,-E , s. j: A n effort, a hard strug
gle or v iol en t exertion a striv ing, contest
or confl ict, pai n, agony ; difliculty.
SPAIR N E A CHD, s.f. (span-a,) A
SPAIR N E A L A CHD, struggl ing or
wrestl i ng, a con tinued and hard struggle ;a difl
‘iculty diffi cul ty or uneasiness .
SPA IR N E IL ,- rf adj. (Spairn, ) Striv ing,
strug gl ing ; arduous, ha1 d, difl:icult.
SPA IR ISE A CH , qu eue ,adj. Be auish,
SPA IR ISTE A CH ,fopp ish, gaudy.
SPA IR ISE A CHD , s.f. ind. (Spairis
SPA IR ISTE A CHD, each , ) Fopp ishness,gaudiness.
SPA IR T, s. f. A turf, a clod ; a sp lash of
water a drop, the least drop of any l iquid.
SPA IRT,- IDH , sr v . a. (Spairt, s. ) Plaster
or daub ov eras with l im e or clay ; splashwith water.
SPAIR TE , p ret. part. v . Sparr. Fastened,fixed, wedged 1n . .
SPA IR TE A DH,- IDH, s. m . and pres. part.
v . Spairt. Daubing, act of daubing sp lashing, aact of sp lash ing.
SPA ISDE A R ,- 1a,
—A N , s. m . (Spaisd and
Fear,) A saunterer, one who saunters or
strolls.SPA ISDE A R A CH,
-A ICHE, adj. (Spaisd
ear,) Stroll ing, sauntering.SPA ISDE A R A CHD, s. j: ind. and
SPA ISDE IR E A CHD,
SPA
Spaisdirich. Walking, act.
of walking,strolling or sauntering a kind of slow tune
p layed on the bagp ip e.
SPA ISDIR ICH,o IDH, sr v . n . (Spaisd, )
Walk, saun ter, strut along , walk proudly.
SPAL ,-A iL , -A N , s. m . A weav er ’
s shutt le.
SPA L A CH ,q ueu e . adj. (Spal, ) O f, or
belongi ng to shuttles.SPA L A G ,
-A IG ,-A N , s. f. A pea
- cod ;‘
th e
stroke of an oar in rowing ; a p iece of dried
bark.
SPAL A DA IR, - E ,- E A N , s. m . ( Spal and
Fear,) A m aker of shuttles.
SPA NG ,-A ING, and . A ,
-A N , s. f. A ny
sm all th in plate of m etal ; any th ing shin
ing or sparkling.
SPA N G A CH ,- A ICH E, adj. ( Spang, )
A boundi ng i n thin p lates of m etal, l ike a
p late of m etal ; shining, sparkl ing .
SPA NN,- A IDH, sr v . a. Sev er, cut asun
der, div ide.SPA N N ADH,
-A IDH, s. m . and pres. p art. v .
Spann . Sev eri ng, act of severi ng, cuttingasunder or di v iding.
SPA OIL ,- IDH, sr v . a. Wrap up , swaths,
swaddle.SPA O ILE A DH, 4 13 11 , 3. m . and pres. part.
v . Spaoil. Wrapp ing, act of wrapp ing up ,
swath ing, swaddling.SPA R A SA CH,
- A ICHE, adj. See Spairis
each .
SPA RBAN,- A IN ,
- A N , s. m . A roost, a
hen- roost ; a l i ttl e em inence or bill,flat
at top .
SPA RD A N A CH , au cn n, adj. (Spardan , )Hav i ng roosts, aboundi ng i n roosts.
SPARR,-A IDH
,
'
SP v . a. Driv e, as a nai lor as a wedge ; induce by force fix
,nai l ;
thrust ; en force by argum ent, i nculcate.SPARR,
-A RRA,
- A N , s. m . A joist, a beam ,
a spar of wood ; a cross beam of a roof ; aroost, a hen- roost.
SPA R R ADH ,-A IDH, s. m . and p res. part v .
Sparr. Driv i ng, act of dri v i ng, as a nai lor wedge act of inducing by force, fixing,act of fixing or nail ing ; thrust ing , ac t ofthrusting ; enfgrcing, act of enforcing by
argum en t, urging or i ncul cat i ng ; an in
junction , a charge.
SPA R R A G ,- A IG ,
-AH,\s. f. A bridl e- bit ;
an i ntricacy, a difficul ty ; an undue v ehem ence i n enforcing an argum en t ; posi t iv en ess, p etulance .SPA R RA G A CH ,
-A I CHE, adj. (Sparrag, )Hav ing a bi t, as a bridl e ; difficult, intricate ; obsti nate, v ehem ent, petulant.
SPA R R A N,- A IN ,
- A N , s. m . dim . of Spdrr.A bolt or bar ; a door- bolt.
SPA
SPA THA LT,- A ILT
,
'-AH
,3. fl A l im b ; a
large and clum sy l im b .
SPA THA LTA CH ,-A ICHE, adj. (Spathalt,)
L im bed, hav ing large and clum sy l im bs.SPAR SA N ,
- A IN ,- AH, s. m . The dew- lap
of a beast.SPAR SA N A CH ,
-A ICHE,adj. (Sparsan , )
Hav ing a dew- lap.
SPEA CH ,-A
,- A N , s.f: A wasp ; any v en
cm‘
ons l i t tle creature ; the bi te or st ing ofany v enom ous creature.SPEA CH ,
- A ,- A N
,and airman, s. m . A
blow or thrust.SPE A CHA CH,
- A ICHE, adj. (Speach , )
A bounding in wasps ; l ike a wasp ; v enom ous, stinging.
SPE A CHA IR ,- E
,- E A N , sI- m . (Sp each
and Fear,) One who strikes or beats ; awasp ish, peev ish fel low ; a l ittle trifl ingfellow.
SPE A CHA N N A CH,
- A ICHE ,SPE A CHA N TA ,
-A IN TE,
ish, v icious ; quick, n im ble.SPE A CHA N TA CHD, s.f. (SpeachanSPE A CHA N TA S
,s. .m . ta, )Peevish
ness, wasp ishness ; quickness, n im bleness.
SPE A CHA R R A,adj. See Speachanta.
SPE A CHA R R A CHD,s.
_fi ind. (Speacharra,) See Speachan tas.
SPE A L,
-A,
- AH, s.f; A scythe ; a sword.
SPEA L,- A IDH, sr v . a. (Speal , s. ) Mow,
cut down use cutting words.
SPE A L A CH ,-A ICHE, adj. (Speal, ) Of, or
belonging to a scythe ; m owing ; usi ngcutting words.
SPE A L A DA IR ,~ E ,
-EA N , s. m . (Spealadhand Fear,) A m ower.
adj.Waspisp , p eev
SPE A L ADA IR E A CHD,
}3. f. ind .
SPE A L A IR E A CHD, (Spealadair,)
Mowing.SPE A L A DH, a non , s. m . and p res. part.
(Sp eal , ) Mowing, act of m owing or
cutting down act of using cutting words ;a scolding, a scold.
SPE A L A IR,-a
,- EA N , s. m . One that cuts
fast ; a sat irist, one who uses cutting words.
SPE A L A N TA ,-A IN TE , A cute,
cutting, that cuts ; quick, ready ; sharp,satirical
,usihg cutti ng words.
SPE A L AN TA CHD, s.f. ind. (Spealanta,)A cuteness quickness
,readiness sharp
ness of language.SPE A L G ,
- A IDH , sr v . a . and n . (Spealgs. ) Break with v iolence , .m ake sp l i nters of,spl i t fal l i nto p ieces or sp l i nters.
SPE A L G ,- E ILG
,-A N , s. f. A sp l in ter, a
fragm ent.SPE ALOA CH, (Spealgs)-A ICHE, adj.
539 SPE
Sp l intered that spl its or sp l i nters ; ful l ofsp l inters or fragm ents.
SPE A L G A DH,—A 1DH, s. m . and pres. part.
v . Spealg. Breaking, act of breaking wi thv i olence, sm ashing, spl in tering, sp l i tting ;state of fal l ing into p ieces or fragm en ts
SPEA L G'
A IR ,-e ,
-E A N , s. m . (Spealg andFear,) One who sp l i nters, breaks i ntosp linters or fragm ents.
SPE A L G TA , p ret. part. Spealg. Spl i ntered, broken i nto fragm ents.
SPE A L P, s. m . See Spailp .
SPE AL T,-A
,-A H, s.f. A sp linter.
SPE A LT,-A IDH, sr v . a. (Spealt, s. )
C leav e, sp l i t, break with force.SPE A L TA CH, 4 1 0 11 12 , adj. (Spealg)Sp l i n tered ; sp l itting, that sp l i ts ; aboundin sp l i nters.
SPE A L TA CHD, s. f ind. A cleav ing , asp l i tt ing.
SPE A LTADH,-A IDH, s. m . andp res. part.
v . Spealt. Sp l i tting, ac t of sp l i tting.
SPE A LTA G ,-A IG ,
- A N , s.f. dim . ofSPE A LTA N ,
-A IN , s. m . Spealt. A
sm al l sp li nter.
SPE A LTA G A CH -A ICHE, adj. (SpealtSPE A LTA N A CH ag, ) A bounding i nsm al l sp l inters.
SPE A LTA IR ,- E ,
- EA N , s. m . (Spealt andFear
, ) One who sp l i ts or cleav es ; any instrum en t to cleav e or sp l i t with .
SPE A L TA IR E A CHD, s.f: ind. (Spealtair
, ) A co ntinued cleaving or sp l i tting.
SPE A R R A CH,- A ICII,
- EA N , s.f. A cowfetter ; a particular kind of fetter for
goats.
SPEIC , - is,
o E A N , s.f. A sp ike ; a bar, sparor prop a blow or stroke.
SPEIC ,- IDH
,sr v . a. (Spe lc, Sp ike,
fasten wi th sp ikes ; p rop , support ; strike.SPEICE A CH ,
-EICHE,adj. (Speie,) O f,
or'
belonging to‘
sp ikes, .bars, spars, props ;
propp ing, sustai ning ; striking blows ; ap t
to .strike blows.
SPEICEA DH , 4 1311,3. m . and pres. part.
Spelo. Sp iking, act of sp iki ng or fixingwi th sp ikes ; propp i ng, act of propping r
— fi — d fi
striking, act of striking.SPE IL
,- E , .
- E A N,s. f. Cattle, a herd or
drov e, particularly of swine .SPEIL,
- IDH, sr v. a. and n . Slip , sl ide,skait.
SPEIL E A CH ,-EICHE
,adj. (Spei l, ) A p t
to slip or sl ide.
SPEIL E A DH,- IDH,
s. m . and pres. part.
Spei l . Slidi ng, ac t of sliding, slipp ing,skaiting. Provin.
SPE ILL ,- 1nu ,
sr v. a. See Spaoil.
Jaz z
SPE 540.
SPE IR,- s , m ay
,and -EA CHAN ,
'
s. f.
”
The
ham or hough of a beast ; a hoof ; a claw.
SPE IR E A CH, 4 51 0 11 111,adj. (Sp eir, ) Slen
der l im bed ; hoofed or clawed.
SPEIR E AD,-r. 1n, s. m . Strength , force,
v igour ; courage, brav ery.SPEIR EA DA IL , adj. (Spéiread,)Sp iri ted, bold, brav e, courageous.
PE IR E A G,
- E IG, -AH, s. f. A spar
SPE IR- SHE OG ,-OIG , row-hawk.
SPE IR E A G A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Speireag,)
Of, or belong ing to'
Sparrowwhawks.
SPEI S, E , s. f A liking, regard, at tachm ent, fondness.
SPEISE A L A CHD,. s. f. ind. (Spéiseil, )
' Fondness, attachm ent ; pride ; esteem .
SPE ISE ALD,-A , and adj. Clean,
neat, t idy ; wel l arranged, regular.
SPE ISE A LDA CHD, 3. fl ind . C leanness, n eatn ess ; regulari ty, order, arrangem en t.
SPEISE IL ,. e , adj. ( Spéis, ) Fond, at
tached, l ov ing ; lov ed, esteem ed ; estim a
ble ; proudfhav ing self- esteem .
SPEUG , 4 m m,sr v . a. and n . D iv erge ,
d ivari cate ; cause to d iv erge tear asunder.
SPE UCA CH,- A ICHE, adj. Div erg
i ng, d ivaricated ; causing to div erge or
d ivari cate ; tearing asunder.
SPEUCA DH ,- A IDH, s. m . and p res. part.
v . Sp ene. D iv erging, state or act of diverging ; tearing, act of teari ng asunder.
SPEUCL A IR ,- E
,- E A N , s. m . (Speno,) A
pair of spectacl es.
SPEUC L A IR E KCH,-m cns , adj. (Spene
lair,) Spectacles, weari ng sp ectacles.
SPE UR A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Speur,) E tbe
real.SPEUR A DA IR ,
- s, m an, s. m . (Speurand Fear, ) A star- gazer, astronom er, or
astrologer.
SPE UR ADA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind.
(Speuradair, ) A stronom y or astrology.SPE UR -DHE A L R A CH,
- A ICHE, adj.
( Speur and Dealrach, ) Sky-gl itteri ng.SPE UR - GBLA N,
-A INE,adj. (Speur and
Glan , ) Clear- skied, cloudless, serene.SPE U R - GHORM,
- UIRM E , adj. ( Spaurand Gorm ,) Bl ue- skied, azure .
SPlD,- E , s. m . Sp i te, m al i ce reproach ,
i nfam y, sham e contem p t , speed, expe
d i t ion , quickness.
SP1DEA G - EIG , A N ,
‘
s.f. The nightingal e ;a del icate or sl enderl y form ed creature .
SPIDE A G ,-E 1G ,
-A N , s. f. (Spid, ) A taunt,an affron t.
SPlDE A G A CI-l , - A I CHE, adj. (Spideag,)Taunting, apt to taunt.
”fi n d /J,m
SPIDEA L, -EIL, - AN , s. m . A sp i tal, or
hosp i tal .SPIDE A L A CH,
o A ICH, s. m . (Sp ideal,)A m eagre, sickly creature.
SPlDEA LA CHD, s. f. ind. Contem p t,reproachfulness a m al i cious disposi tion ,desire of reprqaching ; m al ic ious and
m al ignant conduct.SPIDE IL,
- E,
adj. (Spid,) Reproach ing,reproachful ; contem p tuous ; censuring ;hasteful .SPID- SHUILE A CH,
- stcns , adj. Pur
bl i nd.
SPIL IGEA N , d am ,-A N , s. m . A sm al l
grai n , a seedling : in derision , a dwarfish
p erson . a
SPIL IG E A N A CH, a xon s , adj. (Sp iligean, ) Abound ing in seedl ings or sm al lgrai ns ; dwarfish.
SPIC C, - A , s.j: Dastardl iness, cowardice ;m eanness, insignificancy.
SPlO CA CH ,- A ICHE
, adj. Dastardl y, m eansp iri ted, cowardl y ; m ean, i nsignificant ;n iggardly
,m iserl y.
SPIO CA ICHE , s. f. Niggardl iness, sti ngin ess, parsim ony.
SPIO C A ID,
- E ,-EA N , s. f. A sp igot.
SPIOCA IR ,- E ,
- EA N , s. m . (Spic e and
Fear, ) A dastardly,m ean- sp irited fellow ;
'
nu i nsign ificant fel low,a dwarf, a n i nny
a niggard.
SPIO CA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Spiocair, )Dastardl i ness, p usi llan im i ty ; m eanness,insignificancy ; niggardl i ness, parsim on y .
SPlO CHA N ,- A 1N , s. m . A whee z ing in
th e . throat .SPIOCHA N A CH ,
~ A ICHE, adj. ( Spiochan ,) Having a hoarse or wheezing
v oice.SPIO CHA N A ICH,
- s , s. f: (Spiochan,)A conti nued wheez ing in the throat.
SPIOL ,-A IDH, sr v . a . Pl uck, snatch ;
n ibble,bite at.
SPIOL A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Sp iol,) Pluck
i ng, snatch ing, that p l ucks or snatches ;n ibbl ing.
SPIOL A DA IR ,-n,
- E A N , s. m . (Sp ioladhand Fear, ) One that p l ucks or snatches ; a
pair of p i ncers.
SPIOL A CHA IR ,- E ,
-EA N, s. m . One
SPIOL A CHA N ,-A IN ,
—A N, that n ib
bles or bites at any th ing ; a dwarfishperson .
SPOILADA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind . (Sp iol.
adair,) .A con tin ual p l ucking or snatching,constan t n ibbl ing at any thi ng .
SPIOL A DH ,- A IDH, s. m . and p res. p art.
Spiol. Pl ucking, act of p lucking, or
SPL 542
SPLE UCHDA N ,- A IN ,
- A N ,
°
s. m .
(Spleuchd,) A pair'
of sp ectacles. Provin .
SPL IIjCHA N ,-A I_N ,
-A H, s. m . A tobacco
pouch .
SPL IUCHA N A CH,- A ICHE, adj. Of or
belongi ng to tobacco pouches.
SPL IUG ,-A
,- A H, s. m . Snot ; an i ci cle,
any th ing hanging down .
SPL IUG A CH,-A ICHE , adj. Sp lay- footed.
SPL IUG A CH,« A ICHE
,adj. ( Spliug,)
Snotty,sn iv el ling ; driv el l ing, stup id.
SPL IUG A IR ,- 1r.,
- EA N , s. m .
'
(Splifigach
and Fear,) A sp lay- footed person.SPL IUG A IR ,
-E ,- E A N
,s. m . (Spliug and
Fear,) A snotty p erson ; a sniv eller
a driv el ler, an idiot .
SPL IfJ IG ,- E
,- EA
‘
N , s. f. A discontented
and d isagreeabl e count enance.SPL IIBIG E A R ,
-m ,; A N , s. m . One who
has a d iscontented and disagreeable look .
SPL IUT,- A ,
-A N,s. m . A lam e hand.
SPL IUTA CH ,-A ICHE, adj. Sp l int,) Lam e
f a hand.
SPL IUTR ADH, m u m , s. m . Mean and
parasi t i cal flattery.
SFOC, - A ,- AH, s. m . A spoke of a wheel .
SPOCA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Spdc, ) Hav i ng
spokes.SPO CH,
- A 1DH, sr v. a. A ddress onequickly and angri ly i ntim idate by Speaking hasti ly or angri ly ; provoke ; affront ;rob .
SPO CHA DH ,—A IDH, s. m . and pres. part.
v . Spech . A ct of addressing one hurri edl yand angri l y provoking, act of prov oking.
SFOG, - 0 1a,-A N , s.f. A claw, talon, or
paw the foot or hand, i n ridicule.SFOG,
- A IDH , sr v . a . (Spdg, s. ) Seize
u pon wi th the paw or talon .
SPOG A CH ,-m m , adj. (spag, ) C lawed,
pawed, arm ed with talons.
SPOG A DH ,-A IDH, s. m . and p res. part. v .
Spdg. A ct of seiz ing upon with the pawsor talons .
SPO ITHTE ,adj. and pret. part. Spoth .
Gelded, castratedf
SPOL LA CHDA CH ,- A ICBE , adj. Sottish
,
sluggish , stup id.
SPOL L A CHDA IR ,FE , q t N g s. m . A
stup id person, a blockhead.
SPOLT,- A 1ni{ , sr v . a:
1
Tear, m angl e ;
hew down, slaughter, as in battl e.SPOL TA CH,
- A ICHE , adj. (Spdlt,) Thathacks or hews down in battle.
SPOLTA DH, 4 11 m, s. m . and p res. part.
v . Spdlt. Hacking, hewing down ,slash
ing, slaying, m assacring.
SPONG, 4 m m,
m . Tinder ; sponge.
SPON G A CH, qu ee n, adj. (Spong,)SPON G AIL
, 4 5. Spongy ; n ig
gardly, parsim onious.
SPO N G A IR ,- E ,
- EA N , s. m . ( Spong and
Fear, ) A n iggard, a char].
SPO N G A IR EA CHD, s.f: ind. ( SpongSPON G A L A CHD, air,) Niggardliness
, churl ishness.SFOR,
- U1a ,- E A N , and m . A riding
spur ; a claw or talon ; a gun - flint ; an
i nci tem ent.
SPOR,- A IDH, sr v . a. (Spor, s. ) Inci te,
spur, push on, instigate.
SPO R A CH ,- A ICHE, adj.
’
(Sp or, ) Sp urred,hav ing sp urs ; having
'
talons or claws ;hav ing flints, or l ike a fl in t ; that spurs ori nstigates.
SPO R ADH,-A IDH, s. m . and p res. part. v .
Sp or. Inci ting, act of inci ting, spurringon or i nstigating.
SPO R A N ,- A IN ,
-AH, s. m . A purse .SPO R A N A CH,
- A ICHE, adj. (Sporen , )Of or belonging to p urses.
SPOR S, -A , s. f: Sport, p lay,'
-di versi on ;derision , m ockery
'
pride.SPO R SA IL ,
“ E, adj. ( Spdrs,) Sportful,jocose, m erry ; scornful, d isdainful ; fopp ish , beauish .
SPOR SA L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Sporsail,)Sportfulness, p layfulness ; fast idi ousness ;
pride, foppery.1
SPOT, -orr,- A N
, s. m . A sp ot ; a p lot ofground.
SPOTA CH ,- A ICHE, adj. (Spot,) Spotted.
SPOTH ,- A 1DH, sr v . a.
“Geld, castrate.SPOTHADA IR ,
-E A N , s. m . ( Spothadhand Fear
, ) A gelder.
SPOTHA DA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Spothadair,) The op eration of gelding or cas
trating.
SPOTHTA , p ret. part. v . Spoth. Cas
tratedf See'
Spoithte.
SPR A CADH ,- A 1DH , s. m . Strength , vi
gour,exert ion, sprightliness, boldness,
courage.
SPR A CA IL ,adj. (Spracadh, ) Strong, ao
t iv e, powerful , com m anding .
SPR A CA LA CHD,s. f. ind. (Spracail, )
Strength,a
c t iv i ty,exertion .
SPR A IC ,- E
," BA N
,s.f A reprim and, a
sev ere or harsh reproof a frown ; an im
p eriou s m andate v igour, exertion .
SPR A ICE A CH , 4 510 11 15, adj. RapriSPR A ICE IL ,
- E,
'
m anding se
v erely or harshly ; i ncl ined to reprov e
sev erely or harsh ly ; frowning ; im perious,harsh , sev ere ; v igorous, strong, powerful ;
p ersevering .
SFR 5 43
SPR A ICE A L A CHD, s.f. ind. (Sp raiceil, )A habi t of reprov ing with harshness o r
severi ty ; a habi t of frowning or threatening by looks ; im p eriousness in ordering ;a habit of persev erance.
SPR A IDH,- E
,- E A N , s. m . A loud blast ;
a shot,report of a
‘ gun ; any loud an d
sudden sound.
SPR A IDHE A CH,-EICHE
,
SPR A IDHE IL,
- E , Loud,as a
blast, equal l y causi ng any loud and sud
den sound.
SPR E ADH,
-A IDH, sra'
v . a. and n .
Burst ; em i t a loud sound i n bursting ;kill
, despatch, fin ish .SPR E ADHADH ,
fawn,
-E A N,s. m . and
p res. p art. v. Spreadh. Bursting, act of
bursting ; act of em i tting a sound i nbursti ng ; kil l ing, ac t of ki ll ing, despatch
,i ng, finishing one ; a sudden and hardblow ; a loud or sudden sound.
SPR E A N G A N ,- A IN ,
- A N,s. m . A clov en
stick used to close the orifice of the woundwhen cat tle are bled.
SPR EIDH,-E
,s. j: coll. or p l. Cattle of
any kind.
SPREIDHE A CH ,- EICHE
,adj. (Spréidh,)
A bounding in cattle, hav ing m any cat
t le.SPR E IG ,
v IDH,SFR v . a. (Spreig,
Blam e, chide, reprov e ; prom p t, i nci te, iastigate en force, press.
SPR E IG EA DH ,- 1DH
,- E A N
,s. m . and
p res. part. v . Spreig. Blam ing,
act ofblam ing, reprov ing or ch idi ng ; i nciting,act of i nci t ing or instigating , enforcing,
pressing, act of enforcing ; a reproof, a
scold.
PR E IG E A L A CHD, s.f. ind. (SpreigPR E IG E A N TA CHD ,
eil, ) A habi tof reprov ing, reprim andi ng, ch iding or
scolding ; a tendency or readi ness to re
prov e, reprim and, ch ide or scold ; proud
language,i nsolence of speech ; boldness,
audaci ty ; activ i ty ; authori tat iv eness, im
periousness.
SPR E IG E IL ,- E , adj. (Spreig, )
SPR E IG E A N TA ,- E1NTE, Reprov i ng,
censuri ng, blam i ng ; prone to reprov e,censure or blam e ; scolding or prone toscold ; authori tat iv e, im perious ; bold,undaunted ; activ e, l iv el y.
SPR E l G H,- m H
, sra v . a. and n . Scatter,dism iss
,d isband burst suddenly.
SPR E IG HE A DH,- IDH
,s. m . and p res.
part. v . Spreigh. Scattering, act of scatter
i ng, dism issing or disbanding ; act or state
of bursti ng suddenly.
SPU
SPR E IG HTE , p ret. part. v. Sp rcigb .
Scattered, d isbanded ; burst suddenly.SPR E IL L ,
- E ,- E A N , s. A blubber- lip.
SPR E IL L E A CH, q ueue, adj. {Spreill, )Blabber- l ipped.
SPR E IL L E A R ,- 1a ,
-A ,-AH
,s. m . (Spreill
and Fear , ) A b lubber- l ipp ed fellow.
SPR E OCHA N ,- A IN , s.f. Weakness, p i th
lessness, languor ; a W eakly, decayed or
decrep id p erson .
SPR E OCHA N A CH ,- A xcne adj. (Spre6
SPR E OCHA N TA ,- A IN TE , chau , )Lan
guid, decayed, decrep id from age.
SPR E OCHA N A CHD, s. f. ind.
SPR E OCHA N TA CHD, l (Spreochan
ach, ) Weakness, debil i ty.SPREQ D,
- A IDH, sra v . a. Inci te,set on ,
excite ; abuse by words.SPR E OD,
- A N , s. m . A projectingbeam . Crann spreoid,
’ The bow- spri tof a ship .
SPR E ODA DH,-A IDH
,s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Spreod. Exci ting,
ac t of exci ting or i nciting ; provoking, ac t of prov oking ; abusing, ac t of abusing by words.
SPR O CHD,s. m . Sadness
,dejection, low
ness of sp iri ts.SPR O CHDA IL ,
- E ,
SPR O CHDA CH ,-A ICHE, } Sad, de
jected, in low sp iri ts ; causi ng sorrow or
dejection .
SPR O CHDA L A CHD,s. f. Deject ion of
sp iri ts.SPR O G A IL L ,
- E,
- E A N,
s.f: A dewlap ;SPR O G A N ,
- A IN ,-A N , the crop of a
bird.
SPR O G A ILL E A CH,-A ICHE ,
SPR O G A N A CH,adj. (Sprogaill, )
Hav ing a large dewlap ; hav ing a largeCl
‘op or craw hanging down as a dewlapor bird’
s crop .
SPR UA N ,- A IN ,
-A N,s. m . Brushwood,
fire-wood.
SPR UA N A CH ,- A l CH , 3. m . ( Spruan , )
A bounding in brushwood or firewood.
SPR UIDHL EA CH,- rca ,
s. m . FragSPRUIL E A CH, m en ts, crum bs,refuse, ofl
'
als.
SPRUIL L E A G ,- EIG, - A N , s. f. A sm al l
crum b or fragm ent .
SPR U‘
IL L E A G A CH ,- A ICHE, adj. (SpruiL
lea-
g,) Ful l of sm al l crum bs or fragm ents.
SPRUISE AL A CHD ,s. f. ind. (Spruis
ei l, ) Neatness, spruceness.
SPRUISE IL ,- E , adj. Spruce, neat, wel l
dressed.
SPUA C ADH ,-A IDH, s. m . and p res. part. v .
Spuaic . Breaking, act of breaking or
SPU 544
sp l interi ng act of thum p i ng or knocking
on th e head ; act of bl isteri ng or raisi ngb listers or p ustules on the skin ; State ofbecom i ng bl istered.
SPUA IC , - 1nH,
"
sr v . a. and it . Break or
sp l i n ter thum p , knock on the head bl ister, raise bl isters or pustules on the
'
skinbecom e bl istere
’
d or cov ered with blisters
SPUA IC, -r,-EA N , s. f. The crown of the
head ; the p i nnacle of a tower ;.
callosity;a kind of swelling ; a
’
blister'
or pustule
SPUA ICE A CH,-EICHE, adj.
SPUA ICE A R RA,ind. Breaking
,that
breaks or sp l in ters ; thum p ing, thatthum ps or knocks ; bl istered , havi ng bl isters or pustules causing bl isters.
SPUIL L , - E,EA N , s. f. See 'Spuinn, s.
SPCIIL L ,- IDH, sr v . a. See
’
Spuinn, v .
SPIJIN N ,-r ,
~ E A N , s. j: Spo il, booty,p l under.
SPOIN N ,- IDH
, sr v . a. Spoi l, p l under,rob ; depriv e of any th ing.
SPIJ IN N E A CH,- EICHE, adj. Spoil ing,
robbing, or pl underi ng ; hav i ng m uchspoi l or p lunder.
SPIjIN N E ADA IR ,-x
,
°-E AN
,s. in .
SPfi'
IN N E A R,
- 1a,- A N , ;(Spuinn
and Fear, ) A robber, a p l underer.
SPOIN N E A DA IR E A CHD,s. f. ind.
SPOIN N E A R A CHD, (Spuinneadair, ) A robbing, p l undering, or spoi l ing.
SPfJ IN N E A DH ,- IDH, s. m . and p res.
p art. v. Spuim l. Pl underi ng, act of plundering, robbing or sp oi l i ng depriv i ng, ac tof depr iv ing or takirig away.
SPUIR SE ,s. f. ind. Spurge, m i lkweed.
SPUIR SEA CH ,- Excn s , adj. (Spuirse, )
A bound ing in sp urge.SPUR SA N ,
-A IN,
- A N,s. m . A gizzard.
SPfIT,- A ,-AH, s.
‘
m . A spout, a spout ofwater ; had dri nk ; a flux.
SPGT,n am e , sr v. a. and n . Spout,
p our out, squirt.SPfJTA CH,
~ A ICHE,adj. Spouting, that
spouts or squirts ; sloppy, m iry or vap id,
(of dri nk. )SPUTA CHA N ,
‘
-A IN ,-A N
,s. m . A syri nge.
SPfJTADH,- A IDH
, s. m . and p res. part. v .
Sput. Spout ing, act of spouting or squirtm g.
SPCTTA N ,-A IN
, m . dim . of Spat.A sm al l spout or squirt a sm al l cascade ;
SPOTA N A CH,- A ICHE
,adj. (Sputen ,)
Ful l o f l ittle spouts or cascades ; l ike asyri nge.
SRA
SRABH ,-Am n
,-A H, s. m . A straw.
SR A BHA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (S tabb , )
Strawy, ful l of straws ; like straw.
SRABHA G ,- A 1c , a n , s. m . andf. dim .
SRABHA N,
-am ,i or Sraha. . A l i ttlestraw.
SRABHA G A CH,- A xcm :, adj.
‘
Fun‘
ofSRABHA N A CH, sm all straws.SRA C , q m u , snm , v . a. and n .
SR A CHD, Tear, rend ; rob, spoil .
SR A CA DH, -A IDH, s. m . and p res. part. v .
Srac. Tearing, act or‘
state of tearing or
rendi ng ; a’
ren t, teari ng or fissure ; robbing, act of robbing
‘
or plundering.BA CA CH
,-A ICHE‘, adj. (Srac, )
RA CHDA CH , Tearing, that tearsor rends full of ren ts.
BA G A IR , 4 5, J A N , 3. m . (SracR A CHDA IR
, and Fear,) A tearer,one who tears or rends a spoi ler or robher ; a cham p ion .
SR A CA IR E A CH,
R A CHDA IR E A CH, } air,) Tearing,N
rending ; giv en to ex tort ion ; giv en t ofighting.R A C A IR E A CHD, s. ind. (SracR A CHDA IR E A CHD, } aireach,) A
teari ng, a c on tin ued tearing or rending ;a habi t of teari ng ; extort ion ; hard fighti ng.
x
R A CTA ,«Sa w. Torn ;
R A CHDTA , } sp oi led, robbed.
SR A D,m u m, sum , v . n . (Slad, ) Sparkle,
« em i t sparks, strike fire.
SR A D,-A ID,
- A N,s. j: A spark of fire.
SR ADA CH ,-A ICHE, adj. (Sred,) Em i t
ting sparks ; ful l of sparks.SR A DADH
,- A 1DH, s. m . and pres. p art.
v . Sred. Sparkl i ng, act of sparkling or
em i tt ing sparks.SR ADA G ,
-‘
A 1a,-A N , s. f. dim . sf Sred.
A l i ttle spark.
SR ADA G A CH, - A ICHE, adj. (Sradag,)Em i tti ng sparks full of sparks.
SR A IBHL E A N ,-EIN, -A N , s. m ; A l i ttl e
straw, or a si ngle straw.
SRAIBHL E A N A CH ,
lean ,) A bound ing i n l i ttlestras .
SRAID,- E ,
- EA N,s. f. A street, a lane ; a
walk, act of walkin g as for exercise.SRA IDE A CH,
. m caa; adj. (Sraid,) Ful lof streets, hav i ng m any str eets ; l ike a
street .SR AIDE A CHD
,s. f. ind. (Sraid, ) A
habi t o f walking -
or sauntering ; act ofwalk i ng or saunteri ng.
SR AIDE A G ,-A N , s. f. dim . of
Sraid. A l i ttle street or lane ; a skip , a
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SR E OTHA RTA ICH, J , s._f
'
. (Sreothart
, ) A sneez ing, a frequent sneez ing.SR E UD,
-A ,- A N , s. m . See Sreath.
SR IA N , J IN and fam e , J A N ,- NTA N
,3. fl
A bridl e a restrai n t ; a stripe , a streak .
SR IA N ,- A IDH, SHR v. a. (Srian , s. ) Bri
dle ; curb, restrain .
SR IA N A CH,- A ICHE
,adj. (Srian, ) Bridled ;
curbing, that curbs or restrai ns.
SR IA N A DH ,- A IDH, s. m . and pres. p art. v .
Srian . Bridl ing, act of p utting in a bridl e ;bridl i ng, ac t of curbing or restrai n ing.
SR IA N -BHUIDHE ,adj. (Srian and
Buidhe, ) Streaked with yel low.
SR IA N - CHL A IS, J , J A N , 3. fl (Srianand C lais
, ) A furrow i n a col um n .
SR IA N - CHL A ISE A CH, c ns , adj.
(Srian- chlais, ) Farrowed as a colum n, or
p i l lar.
SR IA N TA , p ret. part. v . Srian. Bridl edrestrained, curbed.
SR IDEA G ,-E IG, -A N , s.
_fl A drop ; a
spark.
SR IDE A G A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Srideag,)
Falli ng in sm all drops.
SR IN G L E IN , s. m . The strangles,a dis
ease in horses.
SR IUT,- IUIT , s. m . A torren t of quick
sounds.
SR IUTA CH,-A ICH ,
s. m . (Sriut,) A ra
pid rehearsal ; rhym ing, a long and rap id
rhym e.
SR IUTA CH,- A ICHE, adj. Rapid in re
hearsing, reh earsing rap idly.
SR IUTA ICH,-E , J A N
,3. m . (Sriut,) One
who recites or repeats rap idl y ; a rhym er.
SR OBA DH,- A IDH, J A N
,8. m . A push or
thrust ; a sm all quantity of liquor.
SROIN E IS, J , s.fl (Srdn , ) A snorting ;a sanding, sm el l ing ; p uffing, blowi ng from
shortn ess'
ofbreath .S ROIN- FHIO N N ,
-A , adj. (Srdn and
Fionn ,) White- nosed.
SR OIN ICH,-m n
,sum , v . a.
‘
Breathe through the nostri ls ; sm el l, app ly
the nose to any'
th ing snort.
SROL, -61L , -AH, and - LTA N , s. m . A ban
ner, an ensign silk , satin , gauze or crape
any flowing and fine part of a lady’
s dress.
SROLA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Srdl, ) Hav ing
banners or ensigns l ike a banner ; abound
i ng i n,or l ike si lk, sati n, crape or gauze ;
flowing, as the del icate parts of a lady’s
dress.0
SROL-BHR ATA CH,-A ICH, J A N ,
‘
s. f
(Srdl and Bratach,) A si lken banner or
fla
SROg
L -BHR ATA CH, om ens, adj. (Srdl
‘
SRU
and Bratach, ) Silk-flagged, hav i ng
'
si lkflags or banners.
SRON,- 61N E , and -A ,
- A H, and - sa61N rE AN,s. jl A nose ; a prom ontory or headland.
SRON A CH,-A xcna, adj. (si
-eu ,) Nosed,hav ing a rem arkable nose ; aboundi ng in
prom ontori es or head lands.SRON A G A ICH,
- a, s. f. (Saba) A sm el li ng, a tracing by scen t, as a dogSRON-G HA OTHA CH,
- A ICHE, '
adj.
(Srdn and Gaoth,) Fol lowing the chase byscent or sm ell.
SR UA B,n A IDH
, sna v . a. and 71 . Drinkup any l i quid wi th a noise of th e l ips ;sweep of? wi th eagerness ; p ul l any thinghasti ly out of water.
SRUA BA CH ,- A ICHE
,adj. ( Srunh,) Mak~
ing a disagreeable noise in dri nking l iquidssweep ing any th ing ofi
'
with v i olence orav idi ty ; pull ing any
‘ thing hast i ly out of
water.
SR UA BA DH,- A 1DH, s. m . and pres. p c
'
z rt.
v. Sruab . A ct of drinking with a noise ofthe l ips ; act of sweep ing any th ing away
hasti l y or eagerl y ; act ofpulling any thinghasti ly out of water ; a noise of the l ips indri nking ; a sudden or eager pul l at anyth ing.
SRUA BA IR,
-E, J A N , s. m . (Sruab an'
d
Fear,) One who m akes a noise wi th them outh in dri nking who sweep s away anyth ing eagerl y or greedi l y ; a
‘
coarse and
awkward fellow.
SRUABA IR E A CHD,s. fl ind. (Sruab
air, ) A drinki ng of l iquids wi th a noise ;
a snatch ing of any th ing with eagerness ;coarseness and awkwardness of m anner.
SRUABTA , p ret. p art. v . Sruab . Swal lowcd with a noise of the m outh Swept awayhastily or with greediness ; p ulled hastil yout of water.
SR UB, J un,- A N , s. m . A spout, as ofa
pum p or kettle.
SROB,o A lDH
,sn a v . a. and n. Suck in
,
or dri nk any l iquid hav i ng the teeth set ;
suck or draw in .
SRfJBA CH, qu eu e , adj. ( Sruh,) Furn ishedwith a spout ; l ike a spout ; sucking in .
SRGBADH,-A IDH, s. m . and pres. parts v.
Stub. A sucking in of l iquor ; ac t ofsucking or drawing in .
SR fiBA G ,- A IG ,
- A N , 3. fl A sm alldraught or m outhful of any l iquid a l i ttlespout or p ipe at the m outh of a v essel .
SR GBA G A CH,- A ICHE
,adj. (Srubag,) In
l i ttle draughts or m outhfuls, dri nking bysm al l draughts ; furnished with sm al l
spouts.
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SR OBA IR,q t
,- E A N , s. m . (Srt and
Fear, ) A sucker, one who sucks in dri nk .
S R GBA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Srubair,)A sucking in of l iquors without n oise.
SR fiBA N ,-A IN , -A N
,s. m . dim . of Srub.
See Srubag a cookie. F rasin .
Sl BA N A CH,- A ICHE , adj. (Sruban,) .See
Srubagach. A bounding in cookies.
SR GLA CH ,qu eue , adj. ( Srath,) Flow
ing abounding in stream s or riv ulets.SR UTH ,
- AIDH, sn a v . n . ( Sru th,Flow, run on , as a stream ; m el t, becom eliquid.
SRUTH,-UITH,
-EA N , and -AH, s. m . A
stream , ari ver, running water ; a current,the m otion of running water
,or of any
l iquid flowing.
SRUTHA CH,-A ICHE , adj. ( Srath ,)
SRUTHAIL , m , Stream i ng, flowi ng ; abounding in stream s or currents ;l ike a stream .
SRUTHADH,-A IDH, s. m . and pres. p art.
v . Srath . Stream ing, act or state of stream
i ng, or flowing.
SRUTHA IL ,-m n, and -THLAIDH
, saw,
v . a. (Sruth, ) -R i nse with water.
SRUTHA N ,-A IN , a n, s. m . dim . of Sruth.
A stream l et,brook, ri ll .
SRUTHA N A CH ,adj. (Sruthan, )
Full of stream lets or ri l ls.
SR UTH- CHL A IS, -s, a rm, 3. f. (Srath
and C lais, ) A channel .
S RUTHL A CH, 4 10 11 15, adj. (Sruthladh, )Washing or ri n si ng .
SR UTHLA DH ,a wn , s. m . and p res.
part. v . Sruthail. Ri nsi ng, act of ri nsing ;v io lent m otion of wav es advancing upon,and i n receding from the shore .
SRUTHL A G , m m ,-A N , s. f. (Sruth, ) A
sm al l brook .
SRUTHL A G A CH, fl u en t , adj. (Srath
lag,) A bounding in sm al l brooks.
STA, s. m . ind. Use, profit, advantage.
ST'
ABHA CH,- A ICHE, adj. Wide asunder,
d ivari cated, straddl i ng.
STABHA CHADH, a wn,s. m . and pres.
p art. v . Stabhaich. Straddling, act ofstrad
dling.
STABHA ICH,-m n , sr v . n (Stabhach,)
Straddle, walk with a straddl ing gai t .
STA BULL ,UILL, - A N , s. m . A stable.
STABUL L A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Staball, )
Of, o r belonging to a stable.STA G
,- A
,and -A IC ,
- AN , and'
-A NNA N, s. m .
A precip i ce, a steep and h igh cl iff or b ill.
STA CA CH,; A ICHE, adj. (Stac, ) A bound
i ng in cl iffs or precip ices ; rugged, nu
ev en dul l of heari ng.
STA
STA CA N ,-A ! N , a m
, 3. m . dim . of Stac . A
l i ttle precip i ce or steep hi llock .
STA CA N A CH, a rena, adj. (Stacan,)A boundi ng in l i ttle precip ices.STAD,
-A ,-A N , s. m . A stop, a cessation , a
pause ; a hinderance, im pedim ent .STA D,
- A1DH, s'
r v . a. and 1 1 . Stop , ceaseto go forward ; stop , cause to stop, hinder.
STA D, s. m . ind. and p res. part. Stad.
Stopp i ng, act of stopp i ng or ceasing ; act ofhindering or causi ng to stop .
STABA CH, qu otas, adj. (Stad,) Stopping,hesi tating , apt to stop stam m eri ng .
STADA CHD, s.f: ind. (Stadacb , ) A ten
dency or proneness to stop or cease ; hesi tation, delay, a hinder
'
ance.STADA DH, 4 1 1 m, s. m . and p res. part.
See Stad, s.
STA DA ICH,-x, s. j: A stopp ing, hesi
tating.STADA IL , s. f. See Stad and Stadadb, s.
STA DH,-A , a n, and - ANNA N, .
s. m . A
stay, a certain rope i n th e rigging of a ship .
STADHADH,
-A IDH,- EAN , s. m . A sud
den bendi ng to a side an erect posi tion .
STA ID,- E ,
- EA N , s.f. A state or condi t ion .
STAIDE A L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Staideih)Statel iness
, portl iness.
STAIDE IL ,
STADA IL ,
STA IDHIR , m am mals,-alcanzaN , s.f. A
stair, pair of stairs.STA IDHR E A CH, 4 10 111 1, adj. (Staidhir, )Hav i ng stairs or m any stairs ; l ike a stair.
STA lL ,- E ,
- EA N,s. f. A bandage, strap ;
a sti ll .STA ILC, -m a , sr (Stailc , Driv e, pressforward ; strike, knock - agai nst ; stam p ,
put down the fo ot sudd en ly.STA IL C, o n, J EAN, s.f. A stop stubbornness a th um p .
STA IL C EA CH ,-E1CIBB, adj. (Ste ile, )
Driv i ng,that driv es or p ushes forward ;
striki ng, that strikes against ; stam p i ng,striking with the foot stubborn, obstinate.
STA IL CE A DH,- IDH, s. m . and pres. part.
v . Stailc . Driv ing, act of driving or pushing forward striking, act of strikingagainst ; stam p ing, act of stam p ing.
STA IL CN EA CH,v lCH , s. f: Stubble .
STAIL IN N ,
STAIL L IN , }s.f. m d. Steel.
STAIL IN N E A CH,-E ICHI , adj. (Stailinn, )
A bo unding in steel ; of steel ; l ike steel .
STA IN G ,-E ,
-EA N , s.f. A di tch ; a peg, acl oak -pin ; a sm all po i nt ed rock.
STA IN G EA CH,u ncu t , adj. (Stalag, )
i-E , adj. Stately, portl y.
STA”548
A bounding in di tches furn ished with
p i ns or pegs ; aboundi ng in sm al l p ointedrocks.
STA IN G E A CHADH ,- A IDH, s. m . and
p res. p art. v . Staingich. D igging, ac t ofd igging a d i tch ; act of sticking in , or fal l ~
i ng in to a di tch .
STA IN G ICH ,- IDH
,s'r v . a . and n.
(Staing, ) D ig a di tch or ditches ; fal l int o or stick i n a d itch.
STA IN G ICHTE , pret. p art. v . Staingicl'i:
Dug into ditch es; fall en into or st uck i n ad i tch .
STA IPE AL ,- IL ,
- A N , s. m . A stopp le .STA I R,
-E ,- EA N , s.f. Stepp i ng stones in a
ri ver a path m ade ov er a hog.
STA IR E A CH,- EICHE , adj. (Stair,)
STA IR E A N A CH, Laid wi th stepp i ngstones.
STA IRE A N A CHD, s. f. ind. A s tepping
on stones.
STA IR IR ICH,- E
,s. f. A rattl ing or
rum bl ing noise.STAIR N ,
- E,s. f. N m se, as the tread of
horses’
feet a v i olent push or throw.
STA IR N E A CH ,- EICHE
,adj. (Stairn, )
Making a loud noise ; p ushing v iol ently.STAI R N E IL ,
-E,adj. Fopp ish, conceited,
forward.
STAIR SN E A C I—l , s. f. (Taranino , ) A
threshold.
STA LA N ,- A IN ,
- AH, s. m . A stallion, an
entire ho rse .STA L C ,
‘
Jam s , sr 0 . a. and n . Stifl'
en,
m ake stiff ; becom e stiff ; ti e afishing hook ;walk wi th a hal ting gait .
STA L C A CH,- A ICHE , adj. Sti ffen
i ng, m aking stiff ; stiffened ; h obbl i ng,walking awkwardly .
STA L CA DA IR ,- E ,
- EA N , s. m . (Stalcadh
and Fear, ) Starch . See Stalcair.
STA L CA DH,- A IDH,
s. m . and
STA L C A IR E A CHD,4 11m } p res. p art.
v . Stale. S tiffening, act of stifl'
ening or
m aking stifl'
; state of becom ing stiff; ac t of
tying a fishing- hook ; hobbl i ng, ac t ofwalking awkwardl y.
STA L CA IR ,- E ,
- E A N , s. m . (Stal e and
Fear, ) One that hobbles or walks awk
wardly a dresser of books.
STA L CA N TA ,- A IN TE , adj. (Stalc,) Firm ,
thick,stout,stifl“ stiff, rigid.
STA L CA N TA CHD, s.f. ind. (Stalcanta jFirmness, robustness, th i ckness st iffness.
STA LLA ,- A CHAN
,s. m . A n ov erhanging
rock, a l ofty precip ice , craggy steep .
ST AMA G ,- A IG ,- A N , s.f. Thestom ach .
STAMH,-A IMH, s. m . Sea- tangle.
STA
STAMHN A DH,- A IDH , s. m . A tam i ng,
train ing or breaking, as of a young horse.
STAMHN A IDH,
- r:, adj. (Stam hnadh,)Manageable, p l iable .STAMP, ,
- A 1DH, sr v . a. Stam p ; tram p l e.STA MPA DH,
- A IDH, s. m . and p res. part.v . Stam p . Stam p i ng, act of stam p i ng ;tram p l ing, ac t of tram p l ing.
STAMPTA , pret.part. v . Stam p . Stam ped ;tram pledu
STAN, i. e. .
‘ A stan,
’
adv.
- Up . Thig astan ,
’ Com e up . Provin.
STA NG, —A ING , am , 3. m . A pool, standingwater, a di tch .
’
STAN G A CH,- A I CHE, adj. In p ools ; ful l
of p egs ; p ettish ; having upright horns.STA N G A IL
,' G LA IDH
,sr v. a. Fi t a fish
ing hook to. a l ine. Provin .
STA N G A N ,- A IN ,
- A N , s. m . dim . of Stang.
A l i ttle poo l or ditch .
STA N G A N A CH ,-A ICHE, adj. ( Stangau, )
A bound i ng in l i ttle p ools or di tches.STA N N A ,
- A N , s. m . A tub, a vat.
STA N N A - CLEITHE , ¢E , ,
- A N ~
h
. (Stanna, and C l iath ,) s. m . A wounstand, tub , or vat.
STA NNA R T,- A 1a
'r,
- AH, s. m . A stint,a l im i t, a bound ; a yard i n m easure , a
m easur ing wand ; affected shyness or coyness .
STA N N A R TA CH,- A ICHE
,adn
’
. (Stannart
, ) A ffected, coy o r s e,
.
STA O IG ,- E ,
- EA N , s.j: A co l lop, a steak,a p iece of flesh .
STA O IG E A CH , 4 21 0 3 13, adj. (Staoig,)A boundi ng i n co l lo ps l ike a col lop .
STAO IN ,- E , s. f. Pewter or
,tin ; a soft
i nacti v e fellow .
STA O IN ,- E , s.f: J uniper.
STA OIN E A CH,-m a , adj. (Stani n,)
A bounding in p ewter or t in ; l ike p ewter
o r tin laz y,inactiv e.
STA O IN E A G,
- E IG, - A N , s. f. (Staoin,)A junip er berry a si l l y or fool ish wom an .
STA O N ,- A , adj. A wry, askew.
STA O N ,-A IDH ,
- sr, v. a. (Staon, adj. )STA ON A ICH,
- 1DH, Bend, m ake awry ;curl , restrai n .
STA ON ADHL- A IDH , s. m . and
STA ONACHA DH,i p res. p art. v . Staon .
Bendi ng, act of, bending or m aking awry ;' curbing, act of curbing or restrai n i ng ; a
bending ; a bias, an in clination .
STA ON A CH , 4 1a , adj. (Staon,) A p t to
bend or turn .
TA ON A ICHTE , p ref. part. v . Staon
TA O N TA ,i and Staonaich. Ben t,
m ade awry ; restrained, curbed.
STE 550
STEUD,o ily -A N
,s. f: A race ; a horse , a
steed, a war- horse a wav e, a bi l low.
STEUD,m u m, s
'r v. n . (Steud, Run
,
run a race.
STEUDA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Steud,) R un
n ing, that runs or races ; aboundi ng i n
horses ; m anaging horses ; bi l lowy, storm y.
STEUDA DH,- A IDH, s. m . an d p res. part.
Steud. Running, ac t of runn ing,racing or darti ng forward.
STEUD- SHR UTH,- A ,
-A H, s. m . A
rap id stream .
STEUDA G , q u a, -A N,s. j: (Steud, ) A
tidy girl .STE UDA G A CH, 4 11 0 11 15, adj. (Steudag,)Tidy, n
'
eat, trim .
STIA L L ,- A IDH , s
'
rw, v . a. (Stiall, s. )S treak, m ark with streaks or stripes.
STIA L L , sinn.-A N , s.f. A streak, a strip
or stripe ; a stripe, a lash ; a ray of l igh t ;a sl i ce or p i ece taken off, as of leather or
cloth .
STIA L LA CH,-A 10nn , adj. (Stinll,) Strip ed,
streaked that scourges or i nfl icts lash es.
STIA L LA DH, 4 1 1311 , s. m . and pros. p art.
r. Stiall. Streaking,colouri ng wi th
strip es“
of vari ous colours ; scourging , flogging, act of
,scourging ; a flogging or
scourging.
STIA L L A G ,- AIG ,
- AH, s.f. dim . of Stiall.A sm al l sl ip or strip e .
STIA LL A G A CH,4 10 11 3 , adj. (Stiallag,)
Marked with§m al l strip es ; aboundi ng in
sm al l stripes r p i eces.
STIAL L A IR ,- r , m an, s. m . Any th ing
large.STI C, 4 5, J EA N, s. m . A faul t or bl em ish ;a defect ; a pain or uneasi ness of m ind or
body.
STICL E ADH,- IDH, s. m . A cram m i ng
or stufling . Provin .
STIDEA N, m m , s. m . A cat, th e wordby which
.
a cat is called.
TiG ,- E
,- EA N , s. m . A skulk ing or m ean
ly- abject look.
STIG E A CH ,-m cm , adj. (Stig,) Skulk
i ng,mean , sorry, abjec t.
STiG E A R ,- u.,
- A H, s. m . ( Stig and Fear,)A skulking , m ean , or abject fel low.
STiG E A R A CHD,s. f. ind. (Stigear,)
A m ean,skulking or abject m anner.
STIG H, adv . i. e. A stigh’ ’
San t igh .
’
Within,iii ; wi th in, to wi th i n .
STIN LE A G , q ua,
- A N , s. f. A b inge ofa
trunk a hasp or hank of yarn .
STIN LE A G A CH,a xons , adj. (Stinleag,)
Furn ished wi th h inges ; of, or belonging
to hi nges or to hasps or banks of yarn .
STIOBU-LL ,- UlL L, a n
, s. m . A steep l e .STIOBUL L A CH,
-u cu r, adj. (Stiobulh)Hav i ng a steep le or steep l es.
STIO CA CH.- A I CHE, adj. Cripp l ed, l im p
m g.
STIOCA IR ,3 -E
,m an, s. m . (Stiocadh ando
Fear, ) One who l im ps i n walki ng.STIOCA IR E A CHD, s. f: ind.
A hal t ing, l im p i ng.
STlO G ,- A IDH
,s'
r v . n . Crouch , skulkor l i e close to the ground.
STiO G A DH,4 m m , 5. m . and p res. p art.
v . Stiog. Crouch i ng, act of crouching or
skulking, or lying close to the ground.
STIOM,- A ,
- A N , and - A NNAN , j: A
STIM,-E , d amn , and " BANNAN, head
band a hair lace ; a ringlet or wreath .
STlOMA CH,- A ICHE
,adj. (Stiom , ) Hav
i ng a head-band or hair- lace curl i ng, incurls.
STlOMA G , q u a,- A N
,s. f. dim . of Stiom .
A sm al l head- band or ha ir-fillet, a sm al l
curl .STIOMA G A CH
,-A I CHI , adj. (Stiom ag,)
Hav i ng sm al l hair fi l lets ; i n smal l curls,hav ing sm al l curls.
STIOR A P,-A IP,
-A N , s. m . A st irrup .
STIOR APA CH, 4 1a , adj. Of,or be
longing to stirrups.
STlO R L A G,
- AxG ,- A N , A th i n worn
out rag ; a slender or em aciated wom an .
STlOR L A G A CH,.M cnn, adj. (Stiorlag,)
A boundi ng i n rags.STiOR L AN ,
-A IN ,-AH, s. m . A th i n
sl ender p erson .
STIQ R L A N A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Stiorlan,)
Slender, th in, emaciated.
STIPE A N ,-EIN, -A N
,s. m . A stip end.
STIR EA N , 4 3m ,- A N , s. m . A sm al l,
slender tai l .STu
‘
JBHA RD, ou s t) ,- A N , s. m . A
steward.
STIfJ IR ,- IDH, sr v . a. (Stiuir, D irect,
steer, guide ; sup eri n tend, m anage.STIUIR ,
- r:,o E A N , s.f. A rudder ; a rule ;
a. tai l ; a cook’s tai l .
STIG IR E A CH,-m cn s , Steer
i ng,guidi ng, directing ; hav ing a rudder ;
"
l ikea rudder ; tai l ed , hav ing’
a tai l .
STIUP, 7A ,- A N , s. m . A long tai l or trai n
~
a fool ish p erson .
STIUPA CH ,- A ICHE , adj. (Stiup ,) Long
tai l ed or trai n ed ; stup id.
’
STIUPA ICHE , s. f. ind. (Stiupach, ) A n
awkwardness of dress.
STIGR ADA IR ,- n,
. nm , S. m . (Stinradh
and Fear,) A steersm an, a helm sm an .
f. ind. (sini
STI 55 1
radair, ) Steeri ng, the helm sm an ’s occu
pat iou .
STIIjR ADH,-A IDH, s. m . and pres. part.
Stiuir. Steeri ng, act of steering, guiding
or directing ; m anaging, act of m anaging
or superi ntendi ng m anagem en t, guidance.STOB,
- A IDH, sr v . a. (Stob , Push ;stab
,
‘ thrust ; fix in the ground, as a stake ;m ark offwith stakes.STOB
,4 11 3
,- A N , s. m . A stake ; any
poi nted iron or stick ; a prickle or thorn
rem ain ing stum p of any th ing broken or
cut.
STOBA CH,-A ICHE, adj. A boundi ng in
stum ps ; l ike a stum p ; that pushes or
th rusts ; pri ckly.STOBADH,
-A IDH, s. m . and p res. part.
Stob. Pushing, act of p ush ing ; stabbing
,act of stabbi ng or thrusting ; act of
driv i ng stakes i n to the ground ; act ofm arking offwith stakes ; a p ush or thrust,as with a poin ted weapon .
STOBA N,- A IN ,
- AH, s. m . dim . of Stob .
A li ttl e stum p , stick or pri ckl e.STOBA N A CH, q u eu e , adj. (Stoban, )A bounding in sm al l stum ps, st icks or
thorns ; l ike a stum p .
STOBA N A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Stoban , ) A
stout boy.
STOBH, when ,- A N , s. m . A stov e.
STOBB ,-A IDH, an , a . Stov e or stew.
STOBHADH,- A IDH, s. m . and pres. part.
v . Stdbh. Stewing, act of stewing.TOC
,4 110 , s. m . A stock, trunk ,
TOCHD,
-UICHD, root ; a p ost or p i l lar ;a soundi ng horn or trum p et ; a fam i l y, a
race, progen i tors ; weal th , store, cattle.
STOCA CH,-A ICH,
- EAN , s. m . A ki tchenidler, a lounger.
STO CA CH,- A I CHE, adj. (Stoc, ) Hav i ng
a trunk,as a tree ; l ike a stock ; hav ing
posts or'
p i l lars ; hav i ng sounding horns or
trum p ets weal thy, hav i ng m uch stock orCattle.
STOCA CHA DH,- A IDH, s. m . and pres.
part. Stocaich. Stocking,act of stock
ing or furn ish ing wi th stock, as of cattlestate of becom ing cold, stiff, or benum bed
STOC ADH,-A IDH, 3. m . (Stoc, ) The flour
ish or sound of a trum p et or signal horn.STO CA ICH ,
-m n,- s
'r v . a. and n . (Stoc,)
Stock a farm grow stifi'
or nu m b.STO C A IDH
,
STO CA IN ,
sof. A stocking.
STO CA ICHTE , pret. part. Stocaich.
Stocked.
STOCA IR ,- e ,
u EA N , s. m . (Stock and
Fear,) A trum peter.
l
sro
STO CA IR E A CHD, f. ind. (Stocair,)A cont inued blowing of a trum pet or
horn ; the busi n ess or offi ce of a trum peter.
STOIBHTE , pret. p art. v. Stobb . Stoved,stewed.
STO IRM, 4 2, 4 1m m,- EA N , and - E A N N A N ,
s. f. A storm .
STO IRME A LA CHD, s. f. ind. (Stoirmei l , ) Storm i ness.
STOIRME IL,
- E , adj. ( Stoirm ,) Storm y.
STOITE , adj. Prom i nent .STOL, - 61L , -AH, s. m . A stool , a seat.
STOL,-A IDH, s
'r v . a. and n. Settle, be
com e calm , tranqui l , or sedate ; settle,calm , quel l, as a disturbance or tum ult.
STOLA DH,-A 1DH, s. m . and pres. p art. v .
Stol . State of settl ing or becom ing calmor tranqui l .TOLDA ,
- 61LDE , adj. and pret. p art. v.
STOLTA , Std]. Steady, com posed,sedate ; settled, quel led ; tam e ; slow
,at
leisure.STOLDA CHD, s.f. in d. (Stclda,) SteaSTOLTA CHD, diness, sedatenesstam eness ; slowness.STOP,
- crr, - A N , s. m . A wooden v esselused in carrying water ; a m easure forl i quors. Scot. Stoup .
STOP,- A IDH , sr v. a. Stop or close up .
STOPA CH ,-A ICHE
,adj. (Stdp ,) Hav i ng
flagons ; l ike a flagon ; of or‘belonging to
m easures for l iquor.
STOPADH,-A IDH, s. m . and pres. part. v .
Stop . Stopp i ng, act of stopp i ng, or hanging.STOPA N,
-A IN ,- A N , s. m . dim . of Stdp.
A l i ttle flagon ; a sm al l m easure of l i
quors.
STOPTA , pret. part. v . Stop . Stopped,banged.
STOR, 4 51 3 , m . See Stcras. ‘ Tighstoir,
’A store- house.
STOR,-6m
,s. m . A steep high cl iff; a
broken or decayed tooth .
STORA S, -A lS, s. m . Store, weal th, p l enty,abundance.
STORA SA CH,- Axcnn, adj. ( Stéras, )
Weal thy,ri ch , ful l of store.
STOR- FH IA CLA CH,
- A ICHE,adj. (Stdr
and Fiacaill,) Broken- toothed.
STOR—FHIA CA ILL ,- EA N , s. f: (Sto
‘
r
and Fiacaill,) A broken or distorted tooth .
STOTH, 4 m m,sr
‘
L op ofl‘
bran ches ;cut eorn high and irregularly.
STOTHADH ,- A IDH, s. m . and pres. part.
v . Stoth. Lopp i ng, act of lopp ing or cutting offbranches ; a cutting of corn leav i ng
long stubble.
STR 552
STR ABA ID,- E
,- EA N , s. f A strum pet,
a p rosti tute.
STR ABHA IG , 4 0 11 , m m, v . a . (w h,)
L ay straw on a kiln , on which to dry corn .
STR A BHA IG E ADH, q ua,
- E A N , s. m .
and p res. p art. v . Strabhaig. Straw laid
on a kiln ; act of laying straw on a ki ln
to dry corn .
STRAG ,- A IDH, STR v . a. (Strac , s. ) Strike,
beat ; m easure exactl y a d ish as of corn ;fill to the brim without heap ing.
STRAG, J u c ,- A N , s. m . A
'
ruler to m ea
sure grai n, m eal, or'
salt i n a d ish by draw
ing i t along the brim ; a m ower’s whetstone ; a blow or stroke a loud or crashi ng sound.
STRAC ADH,- A IDH, s. m . and pres. part.
v . Strac
. Strik i ng, act of heating or
strik i ng ; act of adjust i ng a m easure by
drawing a ruler across its brim ; ac t offi l l i ng a v essel to the brim .
STRA CA IR ,- e ,
- E A N , s. m . (Strae andFear, ) A troublesom e fellow ; a wander
ing or gossip i ng fellow.
S i R A IC - E , s. f: Pride, sel f
STRAICE AL A CHD concei t ; a swell
of anger or passi on .
STRAlCE lL ,- E , adj. (Straic, ) Proud,
conce ited ; hufiish, pettish ; arrogant, i nso
len t .
STR A IG HL E A CH ,- ICH
,s. f. A fi t of
i n toxication .
STRA IG HL ICH,- E , s. f. A great noise
o r bustle ; sparkles, flashes.
STRAIL LE ,- E A N
,s. m . A carpe t, a
m at, a rug.
STR AIL L E ADH ,- a ,
- EA N,s. m . A
loud sti cke, a thum p , a knock.
STR AN G A IR ,a,
- EA N,s. m . A lazy
fellow, a quarrelsom e fellow.
STR A N‘
G A L A CH, tarcn s
,adj. Wrang
l ing, quarrelsom e , p erv erse.
STR A N G A L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Strangal
ach, ) Conten tion , stri fe , con test.
STR E AP,-A 1DH, sra v . a. and n . C l im b,
scal e ; labour with difficul ty, stri v e agai nst
obstacles.
STR EAP, s. m . and f. and p res.
STR E A PADH, i p art. v . Stl eap . Cl im bing, ac t of cl im bing or scal i ng labouring,ac t of labouriq g with d ifficul ty, or ( f
striv i ng agai nst obstac l es.
STRE A PA N,-A 1 N , r A N , s. m . A tuft or
si ngle stalk as o fh eath o r fern .
STR EUP,furs , s.f: Stri fe, contention ; a
quarrel ; a skirm ish or i nsurrect ion .
STR EUPA CH, qu eue, adj. Con tentious,
quarrelsom e.
STR E UPA G ,-A IG ,
- A N , s. f. (Streup ,)STR E UPA ID,
; E , - E A N,
A squabbleor skirm ish .
STR IA'
N A CH, a non , am , 3. m . A
badger.
STR l, s. ind. Stri fe, con tention ; a
strivingt an endeav ouring, earnest exert ion .
STR lO CH,- A 1nn
,sra v . a. Del i neate,
draw lines.
STR lO CH,- A ,
- A N , s. f. A streak: l ine.ST R iOCHA CH,
- A ICHE, adj. (Strio ch, )Streaky.
STR lOCH ADH,-A 1nn , 3. m . and p res.
p art. v . Strioch. Del ineating , act of delineating o r drawing l ines.
STR lO CHD,- A IDH
,sra v . n . Y ield,
subm i t.STR lO CI—IDADH,
- A IDH , S. m . and p res.
part. v. Striochd. Surrende1 ing, act ofsurrendering, subm i tt ing or yieldi ng.
STR IO CHDA IL ,- E
,adj. Subm issiv e,
yield ing.STR IOPA CH,
- A1 0n ,- EA N s. f. A pros
titute, sti um pet, harlot.STR IOPACHAIL ,
- E , adj. (Striopacb , )Whoxish.
STR IOPA CHA S, - A IS, s. f. (Striopach,)Forn icat ion
,whoredom .
STR IOPL A CH,- A 1 CHE
,adj. D irty, foul,
m ixed, confused.
STR lTHE IL ,- E , adj. (Stri, ) Conten tious,
quarrelsom e, causing disturbance.
ST R ODH, 4 31 1311 , 5. m . Prodigal i ty, extra
v agance.
STR OIC , - 1Dn , sra v . a. (Stro ic,) Tear
asunder.
ST ROICE ADH,- IDH
,s. m . and p res. part.
v . St1 o ic. A c t of tearing i nto l ags or
fragm ents, teari ng asunder.
STR OPA CH.- A I CHE
,adj. Wri nkled.
STR OPA ICHE , s. j: ind. (Stropach,)State of
,being wri nkled
,or of becom i ng
wrinkled.
STR UIDH,- IDH, s
'
ra v . a . Squander,sp end lav ishly, d issipate, waste.
STR UIDH,- IDH , s. m . and p res.
STR UlDHE ADH, } part. v . Struidh.
Squandering, act of squanderi ng, dissipati ng, wasting .
STR UJDHE A R ,- 1a,
-A N,s. m . (Struidh
and Fear,) A prodigal .
STRUIDH EA R A CHD, s. f ind.
STRUIDHE A L A CHD, } (Struidhear, l
Prodigal i ty.
STRUIDHE A S, - E 1s, s. m . Prodigal i ty.
STR UIDHEA SA CH,-A xcnr, adj. Prodi
gal, lav ish .
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SUA IL ,- x, adj. Sm all, inconsiderable.
SUA IMHN E A CH,- EICHE, adj.
SUA IMHN E A SA CH,Quiet, calm , safe,
secure.SUA IMHN E A S, - m s,
in , s.
’
m . Rest,quietness
,securi ty, repose.
SUA IN,
- E , s.f. A sleep, a deep sleep ; thenam e for Sweden .
SUA IN,- 1DH, sn -y v . a. Wreaths
SUA IN ICH , round, ,env elope or twist acord or
.
rope round any th ing.
SUA IN E A CH,q ueu e , adj. (Suai n, )
Sleepy ; causing sleep, narcot ic.
SUA IN E ADH,- IDH, s. m . and pres. part.
v . Suai n. Twisting, act of twist ing a rope
round any th ing ; the rope used for twist ing
(Suai n
SUA IN E A N , m m ,- AH, s. m . ( Suai n , v . )
A thong, stri ng, en velope.SUA IN—G HA L A R ,
- A IR ,- AH, s. m .
(Suai n and Galar,) A lethargy.
SUA IP,- E,
- E A N , s.f. A fai nt resem blance
an exchange of com m odi ti es.
SUA IP,4 133 , SH a. (Suaip ,) Exchange
or barter com m odi ties.
SUA IPE A CH ,- E ICHE, adj. ( Sanip , ) Ex
changing, barter i ng ; fond of barteri ng.
SUA IR C ,- E , adj. C iv i l, kind, affable,
pol i te ; m eek , gentle .
SUA IR CE A D,-m n, s. m . (Suaire, ) C iv
ility, degree of civ i l ity, kindness or affa
bility.
SUA IR CE A S, 3. m . Urban ity, affa
bility, kindness, gentleness.SUA ITE, p ret. part. v . Snath . RubSUA ITHTE } bed ; m ixed ; m uch bro
ken , fatigu ed.
SUA ITE A CHA N ,- A IN , s. m . ( Snath , v. )
A shrugging up of the shoulders ; rubbing
the body agai nst the clothes.
SUA ITE A CHD, s. f. Fat igue, labour ; 3
tem pering or m ixing.
SUA N A CH,- A ICH,
- E AN , s. f. A hide or
skin ; a p lough-rein ; a covering or coarse
garm en t ; a fleece.
SUA RA CH,-A ICHE, adj. Insign ificant,
trifl ing, l i ttle worth , not v aluable d esp ised,contem ned, of no reputje.
SUA R A CHA S, fa ts, s. m . (Suarach,)
SUA R A ICHE , s.f} ind. Neglect, ia
difference , contem p t .
SUA R A ICHE A D,s.f: Meanness,
degree of m eanness or insignificance.
SUA S, adv. i.’
a._
‘A suas.’
Up , upward
Shues.
’ A bov e, abov e there, abov e yonder.
SUA TH,-A IDH, sigh , v. a. Rub, wipe ; m ix
SUG
any soft substances together ; stir or m oveabout ; knead ; thrash out barley by rub
bing i t with the feet .SUA THA DA IB
,- E ,
o E A N , s. m . (Snathadh and Fear,)
‘
A rubber.
SUATHADH,-A IDH, s. m . and pres. part.
v . Snath . Rubbing, act of rubbing or wiping ; act of
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m ixing any soft substances together ; act of st irring or m ov ing any th ingabout ; a m ode of thrashing barley ; an
affliction.SGBA IL TE , adj. Supp l e, flexible, p l iant.
SGBA ILTE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Siibailte,)Suppl eness, flexibil i ty.
SGBH,4 311311 , -A H, s. m . (Sugli,) A berry.
SUBHA CH ,- A ICHE
,adj. (Subha,) Merry,
happy , cheerful .SUBHA CHA S, -A 1S, 3. m . (Subhach, )Ill irth
,happ i ness, cheerful ness, gladness.
Sfl BHA G ,-A IG ,
-AH, s.f: (Sfibh,) A rasp
berry.
SGBHA G A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Siibhag,)
A bounding in raspberries.
SUBHA ICHE , s. f. ind. (Subhach, ) Hap
p i ncas, state of be ing happy, orjoyful .
SUBHA IL C , - E ,- EA N , s.f Virtue
,m oral
goodness.
SUBHA IL CE A CH, 4 3103 13, adj. ( Subh
ailc, ) V irtuous.
SUBHA IL C E A CHD,s. f ind. (Subh
ailceach,) Virtuousness, the qual i ty of
possessi ng v irtue.SUBH- CHA Q EH ,
- A OIBH,- A N
,s. m .
(Sflbh and C raobh,) Raspberries.
SIjBH-LAI R,s. m . (Sfibh,
SUBH -THA LMHA IN N , s. f. } Lar,
and Talam h,) Strawberries.
SfJBH- N AM -BA N -MIN , s m . Bog
berry.SGBLA CHADH,
- A IDH ,s. m . and pres.
part. v . Shblaich. A ct of m aking supp l e
or flexibl e .
SfJBLA ICH,- a , SH v . a. (Subailte
Make supp le.
SfJBL A ICHTE , pret. p art. v . Shblaich.
IVIade flexible, or supp l e.
SUCHTA , pi et. part. v . Such . Sucked,
absorbed ; fi lled, saturated.
SUD, p ron . dem onstr. Yon, that there
‘A n sud.
’adv. Yonder .
SUDH,
-U1DH,v A N , s. m . The seam between
the p lanks of a ship or boat.
SUG ,-A , s. m . Cheerfulness, hilari ty, m irth .
SUG,
- A IDH,SR v . a. Suck, im bibe.
SG G A CH,- A 10HE , adj. (Sug Merry,
cheerful , p l easan t.'
SIJG A CH,~ A1 0HE, adj. (Sug,) Sucking,
that sucks.
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SOG ADH, 4 1 1 11 11 , 3. m . and pres. p art. v .
St‘
ig. Sucking, act of sucking or im bibing.
SUG A ICHE , s.f: ind. ( Sugach,) Cheerful ness, m erri ness, h ilari ty.
SU’
GA G, -m ,- AH
,s.f. A l i ttl e drink.
SG G A IR ,- E ,
- EA N , s. m . (Sugach and
Fear,) A drol l or m erry fellow .
SG G A IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. Drollery.SUGAN,
-A IN ,-AH
,s. m . A rape of twisted
straw.
SUGA N, s. m . Sce Sagan . Corra- shugain.
’
The reflection of the rays of l igh t on thewal ls orroof of a house, from any lum in
ous body i n m ot ion .
SUG A N A CH,-A ICHE
,adj.
A bounding i n straw ropes ; l ike a strawrope.
SfiGH ,- r
‘
11c 11 ,-AH, s. m . J ui ce, sap, m ois
ture sense, m ean ing ; a wav e, a billow.
SUGH ,- A IDH , SH v . a. and n . (Sfigh, s. )
Drai n,dry, dry up , dri nk u p ; becom e
dry, dry up ; suck in, swallow as if by suct ion .
Sfi G HADH,-A IDH, s. m . and pres. p art. v .
Sugh . Drai n ing,act of drai n i ng, drying
up , or dri nking up state of becom ing dry ;sucking
,act of sucki ng or swallowing ;
‘Sitghadlz nan tonn. ’ The flux and refluxof the wav es.
Sl HA N ,- A IN
, s. m . ( Sugh , ) Thejuice
-
ofsowens, or l iquid from which they arem ade by boi l ing.
SOG HMHOR ,-o 1as, adj. (Sugh and
SfiG HA IL ,- E , Mom) J uicy,
sappy, abounding i n m oisture substant ial ,hav i ng m uch substance or sol idi ty ; solid,strong ; sensible, i ntel l igen t, i nv entiv e.
SG G HMHOR A CHD, s. f. ind. ( Sl‘
ighm hor, ) J uiciness, succul ency, sapp i nesssubstant ial i ty, sol idi ty, strength understanding, i ntell igence, acuteness of m ind.
SOG R A CH ,- A ICHE
,adj. (Shgradh, )M irth
ful , sport iv e.Sl R ADH
,-A IDH, s. m . (Stig, s. ) M irth ,
d iv ersion, sport, p lay, sporting.
SG ICE A N ,~ E IN, A N , s. m . A gag to pre~
v ent a calf from sucking. See Suaiceafl.
SUIDH,- 1nH
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, su v . a. Sit ; i ncubate , situpon eggs.
SUIDHE , s. m . and p res. part. v . Suidh.
Sitt in g, act of si tti ng ;‘
an i ncubation .
SUIDHE ,- EA N , and - EA CHA N , s. m . A
beam or supporter of a h ouse ; a seat ; a
si tti ng.SUIDHE A CHADH,
-A m u s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Suidhich. Settl ing, act of settl ing,appointing, arranging, or p lann ing ; p lan ting, act of p lanting ; lett ing, act of letting
SUI
,for rent ; a set, a pattern , as of tartan ;order, arrangem ent, d isposi t ion .
SUIDHE A CHA N ,-A IN ,
- A N , s. m .
SUIDHEA G A N , Suidhe,) A seat.a chair, a stool, a pew.
SUIDHICH, 4 0 11 , SW , v. a. (Snidh, )Settle, appoint, order, p lan, arrange ; p lace,
p lant, set ; set, let for ren t.SUIDHICHTE , adj. and p ret. part. v.
Suidhich. Planned, settled, arranged,appointed ; p laced, p lanted, set ; let, let
for ren t ; sedate, grav e, steady.
SUIDHICHTE A CHD, s. f. ind . (Suidhichte,) Steadi ness, equan im i ty.
SUIG E A R T,-AH, s. m . (Sug, s. and
Feart,) Gladness, joy, the frisking of anan im al forjoy.
SUIG E A R TA CH, (Suigeart, )Frisking forjoy.
SGIL, -ffr., and 4 31 A , -E A N , s. f: A n eye,the eye ; a look. a glance, a cast of the eyein any direction ; h0pe, expectation ; care,superi ntendence ; an orifice, an op en ing.
SfIIL -BHE UM,
-A ,. u ., s. m . (Shi l and
Beum ,) The hurtful influence of an ev i leye.
SfJIL -BHE UMA CH,- A ICHE , adj. Hav
i ng an ev i l eye.SUIL BHIR , m erry,joyful .SUILBHIR E A CHD
,s.f. ind. Cheerful
n ess, joyfulness.
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SUIL—CHR ITH,- s:
,s.f. (Suil
SUIL- CHR ITHE A CH,- 1ea , and
SUlL - CHRUTHA ICH,-s , Cri th
, )A quagm ire, or deep bog.
SUIL E A CH, 4 210 3 11 , adj. ( Su il , ) Hav
Sl l TE A CH, } ing good eyes, sharp ,quick- sighted.
SUIL E A G ,-s 1c
,-A H
,s. f. dim . of Shi l.
A l i ttl e eye ; a sm al l orifice a sm al l bubble a sm al l circular wooden v essel .
SGIL E A G A CH,-A icr1s, adj. (Shileag, )
Hav ing l i tt le eyes ; ful l of sm al l orifice s ;full of sm al l bubbles.
SOIL-LEIGH ,-E , s. m . (Shi l and
Leigh ,) A n oculist.SOIL- L ION N A CH,
qu eue,adj. Watery
eyed.
SUIL-MHA LA IR, s. m . The cockSm L -MHA LA - RIGH , } atrice.
SUIL-MHA R G A IDH,-EA N , s. m . (Shi l
and Margadh,) A forestal ler of the m ar
ket.SUIM,
.e,-saN N A N , s. f. A sum ; consi
deration,resp ect, regard.
SUIME A LA CHD,s. f. ind. (Suim cil, )
Respect, regard im portance.SUIPE IR ,
- s -E A R A CH,- A N , s.f. A supper
SUI 556
Suipeir an Tighearnad The Lord’s sup
p er, feast‘
of the Eucharist.
SUI RE,4 11 11 , m ass, 3. m . A m aid,a nymph
SUI RE ,-E A N , s. f.
.
A sea-nym ph , m er
m aid, syren.
SUIR IDHE , s. f. ind . (Suire,) A court~
i ng,wooing, m aking lov e.
SUIR IDHE A CH, 4 0 11 ,- EA N , s. m .
(Suiridhe, ) AA l ov er, a wooer.
SUIR IDHEA CH,4 110 11 3 , adj. (Suiridhe, )
Courting, wooing, that courts or woos ;ready to court or woo.SUI ST, -E ,
- E A N , s. f. A flai l .SUI ST, 4 1111
,sn v. a. (Shi m) Thl esh ;
beat, thum p .
SUISTE A DH, m . and pres. p art. v.
Suist . fi reshing, act of threshing ,
thum p i ng, ac t of thum p ing or beating ; a
heating or thum p ingSfiISTE A R ,
- 1a,-A N , s. m .
‘
(Su ist andFear, ) A thrasher, one who threshes.
SUISTE A R A CHD, s. f. ind. The process of thresh ing.
SUITH,- 11
,s. m . Soot.
SO’
ITHE A CH,-r.1 0 11s , adj. (Shitb , Of
or belonging to soot.SULA IB,
- 1z:,- E A N , s. m . The gannet ; a
v oracious fowl or person .
SOL A IR E A CH, 4 11 0 11 11, adj. (Shlair,) Ofor belonging to gannets.
SUL CHA IR , 4 1,
adj. (Shi l and Car,)Cheerful ; affable hosp i table .
SUL CHA IR E A CHD, s.fi ind.
Ch eerful ness, afl'
abjlity, frankness ; hos
p itality.
SGLMHOR ,- 0 1n1c, adj. (Shi l and Mor,)
Quick- sighted.
SOLMHOR A CHD,s.f. ind. ( Shlm hor, )
Quick- sigh tedness.SOL - R ADHA R C ,
- 1 m c , s. m . Eye sigh tforesight ; fate.
SULT, s. m . Fat, fatness ; com el i n ess,beauty m irth, joy, jest.
SULTMHOR ,- o la 1s, adj. (Sul t and Mor,)
Fat ; ferti le ; fair, com ely ; m erry, joyful .SULTMHOR A CHD, s.f ind. (Sultm hor, )See Sult.
SUMA G,- A IG
,- AH, s. j: The cloth below
s p eck- saddle, a rug on th e back below a
burden ; .
any thi ng ragged.
SUMA G A CH, 4 1 10 11 11, adj. (Sum ag,) R agged ; patched.
SUMA ID,-EA N
, s.f A billow, a surge
p l. The external senses.
SUMA IDE A CH , 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj.
“’avy, bi l lowy,; boisterous.SUMA IN , 4 11 11 , sH v. a. Sum m on
,ci te.
SOMA IN N ,- 11, a m
,s.f. A surge, a bib»
low, a greatwav e.SCTMA IN N E A CH,
- 111 c 11s , adj. Bi l lowy,storm y .
SUMA IR , ,
- E, 711.1, N , The drone p fabagp ipe.
SUMA NAADH,
-A_
111 11 , s. m . and pres. part.
v . Sum ain. A ,sum m ons, act of sum
m on ing .
SfiMHA IL ,- s, adj. C ipec packed, unbulky,
t idy ; quiet, p eaceable ; tam e.
SfiMHL A C I—IA DH, 4 111 11 , 3. m . and pres.
part. v. Shm hlaich. Packing closer, act of
packing close) tam ing, ac t pf tam ing ;state of becom i ng tam e or peaceable.
,SIJMHLA ICH ,- 1D11 , SH v. a. Pack closer
together ; tam e, m ake tam e ; becom e quietor p eaceable.
SUMHL A ICHTE , p ret.'
part. v . Sum belai ch . Packed closer ; tam ed, m ade tam e.
SCIMHL A S, - A IS, _
s. m . andf. StateSGMHL A CHD, ind. of being close
packed p eaceableness, quietness ; tam en ess.
SUN A IS, - r.,- AH, s.
_f. Lovage, a p lan t.
SUNN A G ,
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-Axc ,- A N
,s. f. A n easy- chair
m ade of twisted straw.
SUN N A ILT, -E ,- E A N , s. f. L i keness, com
par ison .
SUN N D,
s m . ind. J oy, cheerful ness,SUN N T, good hum our a good state ofheal th a good appet ite.
SUN N DA CH,-A ICHE,
'
adj. ( Sunnd,)SUN N TA CH, Merry, cheerful, goodhum oured, joyful ; enjoyi ng good heal th ;hav i ng a good app eti te.SORD, J uan
, s. m. A lacri ty, eager exer
tion, i ndustry, speed.SURDA G,
- A IG ,; A N , s.f. (Siird, ) A leap,
a spri ng, a bound.
SGR DA G ACH,- A ICHE, adj. (Sinning,)
Boundi ng, leap i ng .
SOR DA IL,-E
, adj. Surd, ) Eager, prom p t,act iv e, d i l igent.
0
soRDA LA CHD, a, f. ghd. (Shrdail, )
A lacri ty, di l igence .SUR R A G,-A IG
,-A N
,s. f: The v en t of a
ki ln .
SURRA M,-A IM,s. m . i. e. Surram -suaiu.
’
A sound sleep .
SUSBA IN T, - 11,
- E A N,s. f. Substance,
strength,
“
efficacy.SUSBA IN TE A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (Sushai n t,) Substantial .
SUSDA L ,- A IL
, s. m . A ; bustl ing, m uchado about trifles affected shyness, coyness.
SUSDA L A CH,-A 1 0 11 11, adj. (Sflsdal,)
Bustling, noisy, m aking m uch stir abouttrifles affectedl y shy, coy .
TAC 558
a ghost ; a weak, help less being ; an or
phan ; a cowardly, feeble person the yell
ing of ghosts.TA CHA S, - A ls,
’
s. 171 . A n i tch ing ; thei tch ; leprosy.TA CHA S, -A IS, s. m . and p res. p art. v .
Tachais. C lawing, act of clawing, scratchi ng or scrap i ng.
TA CHA SA CH,-A ICHE , adj. (Tachas,)I tchy
,hav ing the
‘
itch clawing, scratch
ing i tching, causing an itch ing sensationhav i ng a l ongi ng desire.
TA CHD,- A IDH ,
'rn v . a. Choke, strangl e ;
choke,stop up or prev ent .
TA CHBA CH ,-A ICHE, adj. (Tachd,)
Choking,that chokes, strangles, or oh
struc ts.
TA CHDA DH,-A IDH, s. m . and p res. part.
v . Tachd. Choking, ac t of choking , strangl ing, or obstructing.TA CHDTA , pret. part. v . Tachd. Strang
led ; obstructed, as i n growing.
TA CHR A IS , o lDH,'rH v. a. Wind yarn .
TA CHRA ISTE , pret. part. v . Tachrais.
Wound up .
T ACHR A S, fl u s,s. m . and pres. part. v.
Tachrais. Winding, act of winding yarn .TA G SA , 3. m . ind. Support, substance,sol idi ty.TABB,
- A ,- A CHAN, s. m . A l edge, a layer.
TA G A IR ,- G aA 1nH, TH v. a. and n . Plead,
p lead a cause ; crav e,claim as a right ;
reason , argue, debate.
TA G A RTA S, 4 1s,-AH, s.m . (Tagair,) A
p l ead i ng, a claim or disp ute.
TA G A IR E A CH,- EICH , s. m . (Tagair,) A
p l eader, counsel, an advocate ; a credi tor.
TA G HADA IR ,- E ,
- EA N ,s. m . (Taghadh
and Fear,) A chooser, one who ch ooses or
selects.
TA G HADAJ R E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Tagh
adair, ) The offi ce of an elector, or chooser.
TA G H,- A IDH,
'rn v . a. Choose , elect,
selec t .
TA G HA CH,q ueue , adj. (Tagh ,) Choos
i ng, that chooses. .
TA G HADH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res. part. v.
Tagh . Choosing, act of choosing, electingor selecting ; a choosi ng or election ; anyth ing
, person , or persons chosen the best~ofany th ing.TA GHA I RM,
- 1z ,- EA N , s. f. An echo ;
A ». an ancient m ode of d ivination.
TA G HA IRME A CH, d awn s , adj. (Ta
ghairm , ) Echoi ng, responsiv e.
TA GHA N,-A IN
, fan, s. m . _The m arten ._
TA G HA N A CH,qu eens, adj. (Taghan , )
A boundi ng in m artens ; cross, cankered.
TA I
TA CHTA , adj. and prel. part. v . Tagh .
Chosen , el ected, selected ; excellent .TA G R A CH, mu c us , adj. (Tagair,) A rgum entative, usi ng argum ents ; p l eadi ng,that p leads ; fond of p l eadi ng ; crav ing,sol ici ti ng ; apt to crav e, im portunat e.
TA G R ADH, 4 m m , Hu m mu s, s. m . and
pres. p art. v . Tagair. Pl eadi ng, act of
p leadi ng ; a p leadi ng or p lea ; crav i ng, act
of crav i ng or claim i ng as a righ t reasoni ng
, act of reason ing.TA lBHS, - z ,
- E A N , s.f: The shade of
TA lBHSE,
a departed p erson ; a v i
si on , appari tion , ghost.
TA IBHSE A CH, 4 7. 1a , adj. (Taibhse,)
Shadowy,ghost- l ike ; supersti tious, si l l y.
TA IBHSE A R ,- E IR,
~ A N,s. m . (Taibhse
and Fear,) A v isionary, one supposed to
p ossess the facul ty of second- sigh t .
TA IBHSE A R A CHD, s. f. ind. The se
cond- sigh t
TA IBSE ,s.f: ind. Propri ety of speech .
TA IBSE A CH,-E ICHE, adj. (Taibac , ) A c :
curate i n sp eech , gram m atical .
TA l C ,s.f. A prop ; strength , v igour ;
dep endence.
TA IC , q ua, TH v . a. (Taic, s. ) Support,
patron ise.TA ICE A CHD, s. f ind. (Taic,) One
’s
utm ost exert ions.
TA ICE A DH,-IDH,
s. m . and p res. part.
Taic. Support ing, act of support i ng ; re
com m endi ng, patron ising.
TA ICE A L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Taiceil, )Strength, solidi ty, firm ness.
TA l CE lL , 4 5,adj. (Taic,) Substantial ,
sol id, firm , strong.’
TAID,contr. for Ta iad.
TA lDHE , s. f. ind. A ttention, heed,
watchfulness.
TA lDHE AM ,m m , s. j: Meaning, im
port.TA lDlDH,
s. m . or interj. A father, an
expression of ch i ldren .
TA IFE ID ,- E ,
- EAN , s. j: A bow- stri ng.
TA IFE IDE A CH,-E ICHE, adj. (Taifeid,)
Well strung, (of bows. )TA I G,
- E,s.f: A ttachm ent, dev otion to a
person or p lace ; habit, custom .
TA IG E IS, -E,—EAN , s. f. A haggis, a cer
tai n Scotch p udding ; a big bel l ied person .
TA IG E ISE A CH,- m cna, adj. Haggis
l i ke ; big- bel l ied.
TA IL ,- E ,
- E A N,s.f. Substance, product ;
a lum p . Provin.
TA IL CE A CH , l-m cn s,
- A ICHE, adj.
TA IL C E A N A CH, 3 (Tailce, ) Firm ,
sturdy, sol id, Wel l form ed, stately .
TA I 559
TA lL CEA N A CH,-A lCH, 3. m . (Tailce, )
A firm , strong-bui l t m an .
TA IL CE A S,-m s, 3. m . Contem p t, scorn ,
reproach .
TA IL C E A SA CH,- A I CHE , adj. (Tailceas,)
Scorn ing, disdaini ng, desp isi ng ; contem p u
t ible, m ean .
TA lL E A BA R T,-A N , s. m . A haL.
bert.
TA IL E AL A CHD, s. f. ind. (Taileil,)Sol idi ty, substance.
TAIL E A SG ,- EISG ,
- A N , s. m . Backgam
m on, or chess.
TA IL E A S, - EIS, sfm . Wages,h ire.
TAIL E A SG ACH ,-A 1CHE, adj.
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Fond ofthe gam es of backgam m on or chess.TA ILE IL, 4 5, adj. Solid, substantial .
TAIL L E A R , 4 11 ,-A N , s. m . A tai lor.
TAIL L EA R A CHD,s.f. ind. (m ann ,)
The tai lor’s trade.TA l LM,
- E ,-EA N
,s. j: A tool or instru
m en t ; a gin ; a stroke..
TA ILMR ICH, s. j: ind. (Tailm and
Rui th ,) Noise, bustl e, confusi on .
TA ILP,- E ,
-E A N , s. f. A bundle, a bunch .
TA ILPE A CH,
l um p ish .
TA IM, p oet. for A tam i. ’
TAIMH,-E , s. j: Death ; m ortal i ty ; si
l ence.
TAIMH-LEA O,- xc , s. f. (Taim h and
Leao, ) A tom bstone.
TAIMH- N E UL ,- E61L ,
-A N , s. m . A
sl um ber ; a swoon; a trance or ecstasy.TAIMHN E UL A CH,
- A rcn s, adj.(Taim hnoul, ) Slum bering.TAIN,
- s,s j: Cattle, a herd or drov e of
cattl e ; sponl, p l under.
TA INE, s. f! ind. (Tana, ) Thinness.TA IN E AD , s. m . (Tana, ) Thinness,degree of th in ness.
TA ING, s.f. Thanks.TA IN G E AL A CHD, ind. (TaingTA IN G E A L A S, - A IS, e il,) Thankfulness.
TA IN G E IL , - E , adj. (Taing, ) Thankful ,grateful.
TA IP,-E , quip , s. f. A lum p or m ass ; a
clum sy person .
TAIR,-E , s.j: Contem p t, a reproach, dis
grace.
TA I R,- E , adj. Mean
,base, con tem p
TAIR E IL , l tible, low.
TA I R,- IDH
, TH v. a. and 71 . Get, obtain,acquire .
TA IRBEA RT,-m ar, u m, s.j: A penin
sula ; an isthm us.
TA I
TA IR BHE , s. f. ind . Profit, advantage,usefulness.
TAIRBHE A LA CH,an on
,- E A N , s. m .
(Tair, v . and Bealach, ) A defile ; a ferryor passage.
TA IR BHE A RTA CH, qu eue, adj. Pro
fitable, beneficial ; bounti ful .
TA IRBHE A R TA S, -.u s, 3. m . Bounty,
a free gift, or benefit ; usefulness, profi t,advantage.
TA lR - CHA IN N T,- e , s. f. (Tair, adj.
and Cainn t, ) Reproachful speech .
TA l R - CHA IN N TE A CH,
-m c nr:, adj.
(Tair- chainnt,) Reproachful , using contem ptuous expressions.
TAIR E A L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Téireil,)Contem p t ibil i ty.
TA IR G,
- IDH, TH v . a . Offer, propose.TA IR G N E A CH,
-m cnrz, adj. Ful l ofnai ls.
TA IR G SE , CHAN, s. m .
TA IR G SE A DH,
TA IR G SIN N ,
act of offeri ng ; an offer.
TA l R lOSG ,-xsc.,
-A N , s. m . A saw.
TA IR IS ! interj. The dairym aid’s cry tocalm an unrul y cow at m i lking.
TA IR IS,
-E , adj. K i nd, sincere, lov ing ;com passionate, tender hearted.
TA IR ISE A CH,L 1,TA IR ISN E A CH,T
o
}?
TA IR ISTE A CH,
aim s.
TA IR ISE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Tam seach,)Lov ingness, afl
'
ection, friendship ; fai thfulness ; com passion , tender- heartedness.TA I RI
s. f. A spade used incasting p eats.
TA IR LEA R A CH, q u eue, (Thair, pref:and Lear
,) Transm ari ne.TA IRM ,
- E , s.f. N ecrom ancy.
TA I RNBA CH,- EICHE, adj. A ttractiv e,
ent icing ; p ull i ng, drawing.
TAI RNBA CH ,- EICH,
-A ICH,s. m .
TAIR N E ANA CH, } Thunder.
TAIR N G ,- r. - E A N , s.f: A nai l, pin, or peg.
TAIR N G , - IDH,
'rH v. a. (Tairn , Nai l,fasten with nai ls.
TAIR N G EA DH,- lDH, s. m . and pres.
p art. v. Tairng. Fixing, act of fixingwith nai ls.
TAIR N G TE , pret. part. v . Tairng. Nai led,fastened with nai ls.
TAI RN-THOIRM,- r:, s.f. A thunder
i ng noise.TAIR SIN N,
-E , s.f. and p res. part. 0 . Tair.Obtai n i ng, act of obtai n ing or acquiri ng
TA I 560
Tairsinn as.
’ Flying, act of flying, es:cap ing or running away.TA I S
,-E
,adj. Moist, dank , dam p ; soft,
not tem pered, asm etal ; fai n t- hearted cold.TA ISBE A N ,
- A IDH, TH v. a. Rev eal,shew, m ake m an ifest”
TA ISBE A N,4 3m
,-AH, s. . m . A v ision,
rev elati on an appari t ion .
TA ISBE A N A CH,-A ICHE, adj.(Taisbean,)Rev eal i ng, that rev eals ; m ani fest ; of or
belonging to a v ision .
TA ISBE AN A DH,- A IDH, s. m . and pres.
p art. v. Taisbean . Rev ealing, act of rev eali ng, shewing or disclosi ng ; Ep iphany,twelfth day ; a pageant or show.
TA ISBE A N TA , adj. and p ret. p art. v .
Taisbean . Rev ealed.
TA I S- CHR IDHE A CH,-E ICHE , adj.
(Tais and C ridhe, ) Tender hearted ; fai nth earted, soft hearted, irresolute.
TA ISDE A L ,- E II.,
- A N , s. m . A journey,v oyage, journeying, v oyaging .
TA ISDE A L A CH,J AICH, s. m . (Taisdeal, )
A p i lgrim , trav eller, passenger ; a wa n
derer.
TA ISDE A L A CH '
,- A ICHE
,adj. (Taisdeal,)
J ourneying , trav ell ing ; of or belonging totrav elling, o or to a trav eller, wanderer or
vagabond.
TA ISDE A LA CHD, s. f. ind. A pilgrim
age, ajourney a wander ing.
TA ISE A CHA DH,- A IDH
,s. m . and pres.
part. v . Taisich. Softening, act of softening state of becom ing soft, m oist or dam p .
T A ISE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Tais, adj. )TA ISE, Moisture ; softness,dam p ness.
TA ISEA D,- r:m , s. m . (Tais,) Softness,
degree of softness or weakness.
TA ISE A LA CHD,s. f. ind. See Taise
acbd.
TA ISEA L A DH,- A IDH
,s. m . Bulk, quan
ty, product . Provin .
TA ISG,
- IDH , TH v . a. Deposit, lay up,
hoard ; bury.TA ISG - A IRM
,.-E A N , 4 m m ,
and A rm , ) An arm oury.
TA ISG ,- r:
,- E A N , s. f. A p ledge, a stake ;
treasure.TA ISG E A CH
,q ueue
,adj. (Taisg,
b oards or lays up .
TA ISG E A DA N ,- A IN
, ”m fg. m . andf.
A storehouse, a treasury afstore accum ul
ated for fut ure supp l y.TA ISG E AL ,
o E IL ,o A N
, s. m . The findingof any thing that was lost.
TA ISG E A LA CH, qu es , s. m . A spy,
betrayer.
TA L
TA ISG E A L ADH,-A IDH,
- EA N , s. m . A
report, news.TA l SG - E UDA CH,
- A ICH,-EA N , s. m . A
winding sheet.TA ISG -EUDA ICH
,s. m . (Taisg and
E udach,) A wardrobe.TA lSICHTE
, pret. p art. v. Taisich. Softened, m ade soft, or becom e soft or m oist.
TA ITHE A SG ,-m sc , s. m . A repartee .
.TA ITE,- E A N , s. f. Pleasure, deligh t.
TA ITE A G ,- E 1G ,
- A N,s.f: A m om ent. ~
TA ITIN N, m m, and -TN IDH ,
'rn v . a.
and n . Please, give del ight to, satisfy.TA ITN E ADH, s. m . and p res. p art. v.
Taitinn. Pleasing, ac t of p l easi ng, del ighting.
TA ITNE A CH,- EICHE, adj. (Taitinn , )
Pleasant, del ightful, fasci nating, agreeable,acc ep table.
TA ITN EA CHDUIN N ,-E , s. f. and pres.
part. v . Tai timu . See Taitneadh.
TA ITNE A S, -m s,~ A H
, s. m . (Taitneach,)The qual i ty of exci ting p leasure or del ight
p leasure, del ight, satisfaction .TAL , J un
,- A N , s. m . A coop er
’
s adze .TA LA OH ,
-A ICH, s. m . and pres.
A LA CHA DH,-A 1DH
, p art. v . Tal
ai ch . Com p lain ing, m urm uring, act ofcom plai n ing, m urm uri ng ; a
“
m urm ur, a
com p lai n t ; a cause of com p lai n t»TA L A CHA R
,-A IRE, adj. Com p lai n ing,
m urm uring ; apt to com p lai n:TAL ADH,
- A IDH, s. m . and p res. part. v
Talaidh. Ent icing. act of en t icing or al
l uri ng ; actoftam i ng, caressing or sooth ing ;bushing, act of bushing to rest.
TAL A ICH,- IDH ,
'
rn v. a. and n : C om
plain, m urm ur, be dissatisfied.
TA LA IDH ,o IDH, TH v . a. Enti ce
, all ure ;tam e
,caress, soothe ; hush to rest .
TA LAMH,- A IMH, and - LMHU1 N N
,- A N
N A N,s. m . and fl The earth ; earth, land,
soil .TAL AMHA IDH,
- E,adj. (Talam h,) See
Talm haidh.
TALA N,- A IN ,
-A N , s. m . Feats of arm s,
ch ivalry.TAL A N N ,
-A 1N N ,-A N , s. m . A talen t, a
faculty. . i .
TAL FUIN N , 4 5,-n u, s. m . (Tal, and
TALLA ,- CHA N
, s. m . A hal l .‘TA LL A CH, rA ICHE , adj. (Tana,) Of
, or
belonging to a hall or halls.TA LMHA IDH, adj. Earthl y ,TA LMHUIDH, } terrestrial ; tem poral ,worldly ; irreligious ; powerful, strong
,
robu’
st ; sal low com p lexioned, death- l ike .
TAO 562
TAODA N ,- A IN ,
-A N , s. m . dim . of Taod.
A l i ttle hal ter, rop e or cable.
TA OD~ A O IR E ,- E A N , s. m . A sheet rop e.
TA ODHA IR ,- E ,
- EA N , s. m . (Taobh and
Fear, ) A n apostate .
TA ODHA IR E A CH ,- E ICHl§ , adj. (Taodh
air, ) A postatic ; _that has apostatiz ed.
TA ODHA IR E A CHD, s.f. ind. (Taodh
aireach, ) A postasy.
TA O G H A IL ,- IDH, TH v . a . and 'n . Fre
quent,resort to a p lace ; v isi t, cal l upon .
TA O GHA L ,~ A IL ,
- AH, s. m . and p res. part.
v . Taoghail. Frequen ting, act of frequen t
i ng v isi t i ng,act of v isi t ing or ca l l ing upon
one ; a resort .TA O GHA L A CH,
- A ICH‘
E , adj. (Taoghal,)Frequenting, resorti ng to ; v isi ting , cal l ingfor one, fond of v isi t ing.
TA O G HA S, - A IS,-A N . s. m . The grav e.
TA OIG,
- E ,-E A N , s.f. A fi t of passion .
TA O IG E A CH,- E ICHE , adj. Passi onate ;
im passioned, angry, enraged.
TA O IM ,- E , s. f. (Taom , v . ) Bi lge water
in a ship .
TA OIME A CH,- E ICHE , adj.
‘ (Taoim ,)Hav ing bilge-water, leaky.
A O IS, - E , and - TA OSA ,s. f. Dough or
leav en .
TA O I SEA CH ,—EICHE , adj. (Taois, ) Of,
or belonging to dough, l eav en or paste ;raw
,ill baked.
TA O ISE A DA IR ,- E ,
- EA N , s. m . (Taois
and Fear, ) A baker.
TA O ISIN N , m u m,rrm , v . a. K nead,
leav en .
TA OISN E A CHADH ,- A IDH , s. m . and
presxpart. v . Taoisnich. K neading, l eav en
i ng, act of kneading.
TA O ISN ICH,- IDH, TH v . a. K nead,
l eav en .
TA O ISN ICHTE , pret. p art. v . Taoisnich.
Kneaded.
TA O ITE A R ,-xa,
- E A N , s. m . A tutor or
curator.
TA O ITE A R A CHD, s. f. The office of
t utor o r curator.
TA OM,- A ,
-A NNA N, s. m . A pour of water
or any fluid a torrent ; a sudden i l ln ess ;a fi t of anger or passion .
TA OM,- A IDH , TH v . a. and n . (Taom s. )
Pour ou t, as water from a v essel ; em p ty ;ov erflow.
TA OMA CH,-A ICHE , adj. That em p t ies or
p ours out ; ov erflowing ; by fits or starts,subject to fits.
TA OMADH ,m am a , s. m . and pres. part. v .
Taom . Pouring, act ofpcuring out ; em p ty
y TAR
ing, act of em p tying ; ov erflowing, act or
state of ov erflowing .
TA OMA ICH ,- IDH
,TH v a. See Taom
,v .
TA OMA ICHTE, pret. part. v . Toam aich.
See Taom ta.
TA OMA IR ,- E ,
- E A N,s. m . (Taom and
Fear,) A pum p ; one who works with a
p um p .
TA OMA N,
-A IN,
- A H,s. m . A v essel by
_ which bilge water is thrown out of a
boat.
TA OM -BO ILE ,- E A N
,s. m . . A fi t ofm ad
ness or frenzy.
TA OM- BO lL E A CH,
-EICHE, adj. Frantic
,furious.
TA OSG,
- A ,- A N
,s. m . The precise ful l of
a l iquid m easure ; a pour, th e rush of anyfluid a fi t .
TA O SG ,- A IDH
,TH v . a. (Taosg, Pour
out ; pum p , drai n, em p ty .
TA O SG A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Taosg, ) Ful l
to the brim ; p ouring, rush ing ; irregular,i n fits.
TA O SG A DH,
- A IDH, s. m . and pres. part.
,v . Taosg, Pouring, act of pouring ; pum pi ng, act of pum p i ng ; drai n ing, act ofdrain ing.
TA OSG A IR,
- E ,-E A N , s. m . (Taosg and
Fear, ) One that p um ps ; on e who actsunsteadi l y, or by. fits and starts.
TA OSG A IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Taosgair
, ) A .pum ping or drai n i ng ; un steadi
ness ; p rofusi on , fol ly .
TA OSG TA , pret. part. v . Taosg. Pouredout ; p um p ed ; drai ned.
TAP,
- A ,- A N ,
'
and - A CHA N, Tow or woolwreathed on a distaff ; a. forel ock, forelocks.
TAPA DH,- A IDH, s. m . A clev er feat or
act ion act iv i ty, al ertness, clev erness.
TA PA G , a n d,
- A N , s. f. A n acciden t, acasual ty, a m istake in sp eaking, a blunder.
TA PA G A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Tapag, ) A cci
den tal, casual ; blunderi ng in speech, ap t
to blunder i n speech .
TAPA IDH,u s , adj. (Tapadh,) C l ever,
quick, activ e ; m anly, bold.
TA PA IDHE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Tapaidh,)Quickness, activ i ty, alacri ty m anl i ness,boldness.
TA PA NTA ,- A IN TE , adj. (Tapadh, ) Quick.
TA PL A CH,- A ICH ,
v-A ICHEA N , s. m . A
wal let, reposi tory.
TA R A N ,- A IN
,- AH, s. m . The ghost of an
unbap ti z ed ch i ld.
TA REH ,- A IRBH, s. m .
-A bull .TA R BH-N A THRA CH,
-srAm BH-N ATHR ~
TA R
A CH, s. m . (Tarbh and N athair, ) A dra
gon fly.TA R BHA CH
,- A ICHE, adj. (Tarbh,)
A boundi ng i n bulls ; l ike a bull .TA R BHA GH,
-A ICHE , adj. (Tairbhe, ) Profitable
, gai nful substantial ; im portant, ofconsequence ; ferti l e, productiv e.
TA RBHA CHADH,- A IDH , s. m . and pres.
p art. v . Tarbhaich. State of increasi ng inweal th or substance.
TA RBHA CHD, s. f. ind. Gain , profi t ;substantial i ty ; im portance, consequence ;ferti l i ty, product iv eness.
TA R BHA ICH,- IDH, rm , v. a . and n .
(Tarbhach,) Increase in weal th or sub
stance.TA RBHA ICHE A D, s. m . (Tarbhach,) Profitableness, degree of profitablen ess ; im portance, degree of im portance ;ferti l i ty, degree of ferti l i ty.
TA R BHA IL ,- E , adj. (Tarbh,) Bullllike,
brutish .
T A R BHA N ,- A IN
,~ A N , s. m . dim . of
Tarbh. A l i ttle bul l .TA R BHA N TA ,
- A IN TE , adj. (Tarbh, )Grim , stern , bull- faced.
TA R BH- TANA ,-TA IRBH- THANA , s. m .
(Tarbh and Tan ,) A parish bul l .TA REH UISG E , TA IRBH- UISG E , s. m .
(Tarbh and Uisge, A water bul l,afabul
ous an im al .
TA R CUIS, - E ,-E A N , s. f: (Tair, adj. and
Chis, ) Contem p t, desp i te, reproach .
TA R CU lSE A CH , 4 210 5 12 , adj.
Contem p tuous, desp iteful ; con tem p tible.TA R CUISE A CH ADH,
- A 1DH,s. m . and
pres. part. v . Tarcuisicb . Desp isi ng, act
of desp isi ng, rev i l ing, shewing contem p t.TA R C UISICH,
- lDH , TH v . a. (Tarcuis, )Desp ise, rev il e .
TA R CUISICHTE, p ref. part. v . Tarcuis
i ch . Desp ised, contem ned, rev i led.
TA R G A DH ,- A IDH , s. m . A govern ing,
rul ing ; an assem bly.
TA R G A ID,
- E,
- E A N , s. f A target, a
sh ield.
TA R G A IDE ACH, q ueu e , adj. (Targaid, )Sh ielded, arm ed wi th a sh ield.
TA R G A IR ,- IDH , and - G RA IDH
,'rn v . a.
Foretel l,di v i ne.
TA R G R ADH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res. p art.
v . Targair. Foretel l ing, ac t of foretell ing .
TAR LADH, 3d. pers. sing. and p l. imp erat.
and p ret. sulgjunct. v . def. Tarladh and
Tarlaidh. Let him , her, i t or them
happ en .
TAR L A ID,n E ,
- E A N , s. m . orf. (Tair,adj. and Slaod,) A slave, a thral l .
TAR
TAR LA IDEA CH,- m u z
,adj. (Tarl
aid,) Slav ish, drudging, drudge- l ike.TAR L A IDH
, fut. v . def.
'
l‘
érladh and
Tarlaidb . Wil l happen .
TAR MA CHADH , "su m, s. m . and pres.
part. v. Tarm aich. A source or origin ; ac tof originating or begi nn ing gatheri ng, actof gatheri ng ; dwell ing, circum stance ofdwell ing producing, act of producing.
TARMA CHA N ,- A 1 N ,
~ A N , s. m . The bird
p tarm igan .
TARMA I CH ,- IDH,
'l‘H v . a. and n . O ri
ginste, be th e source of ; gather, collec t ;dwell
,settle ; p roduce, beget.
TARMA ICHTE, p ret. p art. v . Té rm aich.
Gathered, coll ected produced, begotten .
TA RMUS, - U IS , s. m . A disl ike of food, aloath ing of m eat.
TARMUSA CH,-A 1CHE, adj. (Tarm as
,)Disl iking or loath ing of one ’s food.
TAR N A DA IR ,- E AN , s. m . (Tarruing
and Fear, ) An i nn-keeper.
TA RP,- A ,
- AH, s. m . A clod, a lum p .
TARPA CH ,-A ICHE, adj. (Tarp ,) Full of
clods or l um ps.TARR
,- A RRA , - AH, s. m . The lower part
of the belly ; a tai l the breast .TA R R A CH,
- A ICH,s.f. (Tarn ) The girth
of a pack saddle.
TA RRA -G HE A L ,- 1 Ln,adj. White~ bellied.
TA BBA NG,
- A ING, and -AIR N G E , J ua
TA R R A N N , NGHE,and -AIR N G N EA N , s.f:
A nai l.TA R R A N G - A R T,
- A IRT, s. j: A load
stone.
TA RR FHION N ,- A , adj. (Tarr and
Fionn ,) Hav i ng wh ite buttocks,or whit e
bel li ed.
TA R R UIN G ,-u> a , and -TAIR N IDH, TH
v . a. and n .,Draw, pull ; draw, attract,
lead take l iquor from a cask haul or pul lal ong ; draw near, approach , advance .
TA R R UIN G ,-AIR G N E
,and - s ,
- E A N , and
TAIR G N EA N,s.f. Drawing, act of drawing
or pul l ing, ac t of drawing or attracting ;dist i l li ng, act of disti l l ing act of drawingl iquor from a cask act of drawing
, pai nti ng or del ineating ; act of haul ing or p ulli ng along ; act ofdrawing near ; any weigh tor bulk that is drawn ; a haul - yard of a
ship .
TA R RUIN G E A CH, q ueu e, adj. (Tarrui ng,) Drawing, that draws.
TA R RUIN G TE , p ret. part. v. Tarruing .
Drawn .
TA R SA N N A N,o A IN ,
-A N , s. m . (Tarsu
TA R SN A N ,ing,) A ny beam ex
t ending across a spoke of a wheel .
TA R 564
TA R SUING,- E , adj. (Thar, ) Transverse,
TA R SUIN N, that crosses ; oblique, laterai ; cross, p erv erse, i l l- hum oured.
TA R SUIN N, adv. and p rep . A cross,trans
versel y or obl iquely ; ov er, from side to
side.TA R SUIN N E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Taran i nu,) Transv ersen ess, obl iqu i ty ; crossness, peev ishness.
TA R SUN N A N A CHD, s. f. ind. (Tarsa i un , adj. ) A species of p oetry, lam pooni ng, sarcasti c language.TA RT,
- A IRT, s. m . Thirst ; drought, wan tof rai n.
TA BTA CH ,- A ICHE, adj. (Tart, ) Thirsty ;
causi ng th irst ; droughty .
TA RTA R, q u a,
- A N , s. m . N oise, any
great . noise ; clam our hurry, bustl e, confusion .
TA R TA R A CH ,- A ICHE
,adj. (Tartar,)
Noisy, m aking a great noise ; clam orous,v oc i ferous ; hurri ed, bustl i ng, creat ing confusi on ; m agnan im ous ; forward.
TA R TA RA CHD, s. f. ind. (Tertarach ,)No isi ness ; bustl e, confusion forwardness.
TA R TMHO R, - 0 1as , adj. (Tart and Mdr, )Thirsty ; droughty, dry.
TA R TMHO R A CHD,s. f. ind. (Tart
m hor, ) Drough t .TA RUNG ,
—ING,
-AH, and TA IR G N E , and
TA RUN N ,4 11mm} TA IR G N E A N , s.f: A
nai l .TASA N ,
- A IN ,- A H, s. m . A sl ow, tedi ous
or
'
plaintive discourse.
TASA N A CH,- A ICHE , adj. (Tai san, ) Slow,
tedious ; p lai n t iv e, querulous.
TASA N A CHD,s.f. (Tésanacln) A habi t
TASA N A ICH , of slow wrangl i ng.
TA SDA N ,- A IN ,
-A N , s. m . A sh i l l ing .
TASG ,-AISG , - A H, s. m . (Tathasg,) A
ghost,an appari t ion . Provin .
TA SG A IDH,-E ,
- E A N, s. f: and pres. part.
v. Taisg. A deposi tory, a th ing laid by
or preserv ed, a treasure ; laying up , act of
laying up .
TATH ,—A 1DH,
'
TH v. a. Cem en t, joi n to
gether,glue, solder.
TATHA CH,- A ICHE, adj. ath, v . ) Cc
m enting, that cem en ts or sol ers.
TA THA CH,-A ICH, s. m . A guest , v isi tor.
TATHADH,- A 1DH
,s. m . and p res. part.
v . Tath . J oin ing, cem ent ing, act of joi n
ing or solderi ng.
TATHA ICH,- E , s. f. and p res. part. v .
Tathaich. Frequen ti ng, act of frequent
ing, or often v isi t ing ; a resort.
TATHA I CH ,4 1311 , TH v . a . Visi t often,
resort to .
TEA
TA THA ICHE,—E A N , s. m . (Tathaich, v. )
One who v isi ts often .TA TH -BHE UM
, 47
3131,m amas , s. m . A
m ortal blow ; a casting of darts.
TA THU I N N ,4 i m , TE v . n . Bay, hark.
TA THUN N,- UIN N
,s. m . and pres. p art.
v . Tathuinn . Barking, act of barking,
TA THUN N A ICH,-E , s.f: (Tathunn,)
_A hayi ng or barkingTE, s. f. ind. A wom an used of any
o bject or th ing to which the fem i n i n e gender app l i es.
TEA CH , s. m . ind. A house.TE A CHD, s. m . ind. and pres. p art. v .
‘
Thig. A cc essi on , arrival , a com ing ;com i ng
,act of com ing.
TE A CHD, adj. L egal,lawful , right, just,
belonging to .TE A CHD- A MA CH
, s. m . ind . (Teachd,s. and Mach
, ) Product, increase.TE A CHD- A —STIG H , s. m . ind. (Teachdand Stigh,) Incom e, rev enue.
TE A CHD—A N -TTR , s. m . ind. (Teachdand Tir,) Substance, l iv el ihood.
TE A CHDA IR E ,- E A N , s. m . (Teachd and
Fear, ) A m essenger, couri er, or am bassador, any one hearing, that is sen t, or
that com es with a m essage.TE A CHDA IR E A CHD
,- EICHE, adj.
(Teachdaire, ) Of or belonging to a m es
senger, courier, or am bassador ; l ike a
m essenger, couri er, or am bassador.
TE A CHDA IR E A CHD, sf. ind. (Teacbdaire, ) A m essage, em bassy, l egationtidi ngs, news.
TE A DA L A CH,- A ICHE, adj. Slow, iunca
t iv e,di la tory ; sickl y.
TE A DA L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Teadalach, )Slowness,inactiv ity,dilatoriness ; si ckl iness.
TE A DHA IR ,~ DHR ACH, and TEADHR A ICH ~
E A N , s.f: A tether.TE A DHR A CHA DH,
-Am H, s. m . and
pres. part. v . Teadhraich. Tetheri ng, artof confin i ng by a tether.
TE A DHR A ICH ,- 1DH,
'rn v . a . (Teadh
air, ) Tether, confine by a tether.
TE A DHR A ICHTE , pret. part. v . Teadh
rai ch . Tethered.
TE A G A IR ,- II)H
,and - G R A IDH, trn v . a.
Col lect, prov ide, furn ish , supp ly ; thatch,
cover ; shelter, protec t.
TE A G A ISG ,- IDH
,TE v . a. Teach , in
struct.
TE A G A ISG TE , pret. p art. Teagaisg.
Taught.
TE A G AMH,- A IMH
,- AN , s. m . Doubt, a
doubt ; susp ense, p erp lexity.
TE A G AMHA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Teagam h,)
TEA 566
m arking wi th tar ; a tar m ark on th ewool of sheep .
TEA R UIN N, m m, and - R N A IDH,
'rn v . a.
and n . Escape, evade ; rescue, sav e.TE ARUIN TE , adj. and p ret. p art. v .
Téaruinn . Safe, sav ed, rescued.
TEA R UIN TE A CH,-m a , adj. Secure,
confident of securi ty ; protecting, sav i ng .
TE A RUIN TE A CHD,s.f: ind. Securi ty,
safety.T EA S, s. m . ind. Heat, warm th .
TE A SA CH,- A ICH,
- E A N , s. f (Teas, ) A
fev er.
TE A SA CHADH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res.
part. v . Teasaich. Heating, act of heating ;state of becom ing hot .
TE A SA ICH ,- IDH , TH v . a. and n . (Teas, )
Heat ; becom e hot.
TE A SAICHTE , p ret. part. v . Teasaich .
Heated.
TE A SA IR G ,- IDH, TH v . a . Sav e, del iv er,
rescue.
TE A SA IR G IN N , s.f. ind. and p res. part.
v . Teasairg. Rescuing , act of rescuing,sav i ng from danger ; a deliverance, a
rescue.
TE A SA IR G TE , pret. part. v . Teasairg.
Sav ed, rescued, del iv ered.
TE A SBHA CH,- A lc n s ,
adj. (Teas, ) Sul try,warm ; Substantively , sul tri ness
,warm th .
TEA S -BHUA L A , s.f. (Teas and Buaile,)Hot baths.
TE A SG A L ,- AIL , Q
A N , s. m . A boisterous
wind, a storm ; a wave .
TEA S- G HA OTH ,- A OITHE ,
- AN , s.f. A
parch i ng wind.
TE A SUIDHE A CHD,s. f A heat,
warm th or m oderate h eat .
TE IBIDE A CH,- E ICHE
,adj. (Teib, v . )
Irresolute .TE ICH
,- IDH, TH v . n . Flee .
TE ICHE ADH ,- IDH
,s. m . and p res. part.
v . Teich . Fleei ng, ac t of fleeing ; a fl ight.
TEID,fut. interrog. and neg. v . irreg. Rach ,or Theirig.
TE IDIDH,-r:, adj. Wild, fierce.
TE IL G ,- E ,
~ EA N , s. j: A fish ing lin e.
TE ILL E A CH ,- ICH
,adj. A bluh- cheeked
fellow. Prcvin.
1.
TE INE, p l. J
Teintean,s. 771 . Fire.
- A IN ,- A N
,s . m . dim . of
Teine. A sm al l fire.
TE lN E -DE, s. m . A certai n scorbut ic ap
p earance on the skin .
TE IN IDH,4 3, adj. Fiery.
TE IN GH IDH,- E ,
- E A N ,s. m . A m eteor.
TE IN N ,- E
,s. f. (Teann, adj. ) Sickness ;
distress, m isery, calam i ty.
TE O
TE INNE, s. j: (Teann , adj. ) Ten
TE IN N E A D, i si on, rigidi ty, sev eri ty.
TE’
IN N TE A CH,- ICH, s.m . (Teine,)L ight
m ug.
TE IN TE A N ,- E IN, s. m . A hearth or
TE IN TE IN ,- E A N , § fire- p lace.
TE IN TE A N A CH,
~ A ICHE,adj. Of
, o r
belonging to a fire-
p lace or hearth .
TE IN N TI,
TE IN N TIDH,
_ E , }adj. (Teine, ) Fiery.
TE IN N TR E A CH,- ICH, s. f. and coll.
Flashes of l ightn ing.TE IR CE , s.f. ind. (Tearc,) Fewness, rare11088.
TE IR CE AD, s. m . Scarci ty, degree
of scarci ty.TE IR E A CHDUIN N
,s. m . and p res. part.
v . Teirig. Decaying, state of decaying,wast ing.
TE IR IG ,- IDH, and TEIR G IDH , TH v . 71 .
Fai l , be spent, be exhausted.
TE IR IN N ,- IDH , and TE UR N A IDH
,TH v . a.
Com e, or go down descend.
TE IR IS ! intevj. The dairym aid’
s cry tocalm an unruly cow.
TE IRME A SG ,- ISG , s. m . A m istake, . a
m ishap , o r m isfortune.TE IRME A SG A CH ,
- A ICHE, adj. Unfor
tunate.
TEI S, - E ,- E A N ,
'
s.f: A m usi cal air.
TE ISME ID,- E ,
- E AN , s. f. A last wil l or
testam en t.
TEI S—ME A DHON ,
'
- 0 1N , s. f: The ex
act m iddle.
TE IST,o E A N ,
s. f. Test im ony, proof,character, reputation, esteem .
TE ISTE A L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Teisteil,)The state of holdi ng a good reputation .
TE ISTE A N A S, - A IS,- A N , s. m . Teist and
Fianuis, ) A certificate.
TE ISTE A S, - m s, 3. m . A testim ony .
T E ISTE IL ,-E
,adj. (Teist,)
‘Resp ectable,esteem ed reputable, unblem ished ; chaste .
EO,- A IDH ,
TEL , v . a . Warm , m ake
E ODH , warm
TE O- CHR IDHE A CH, 4 3110 3 13 , adj. (Ted
and Cridhe, ) Warm h earted , affectionate ;com passi onate.
TEO- CHR IDHE A CHD, s f. ind. A n
affectionate disposi tion ; k indness, cle
m ency .
TE ODHADH,- A IDH , s. m . and pres. part.
v . Ted. Warm i ng, act of m aking warm .
TEOMA , adj. Ski lful , exp ert, acti v e, dex
terc us ; apt, ready, quick ; correc t, per
form ing any thing correctly.
TE OMA CHD, s. f. ind. Expertness, skil
fulness ; ap tness, readi ness.
TE O 567
.TE OTHA CHA N ,- A IN ,
-A N , s. m . A
warm i ng pan , a chafing dish .
TE OTHAD,-A ID, s. m . (Teotha, ) Heat,
degree of heat.
TEOTHA ICHTE , pret. part. v Ted or
Tedthaich. Warm ed.
TETH, TEOTHA , adj. Hot, scalding.
TEUCHD,~ A IDH , u p , v . n . Congeal , be
congealed ; be parched, as with drought or
th irst.
TEUCHDADH ,-A IDH, s. m . and pres. part.
v . Teuchd. Congeal ing, state of bei ng
congealed ; state of being parched.
TEUD,
- li:ID, - AH,s. m . A string, a cord,
a rop e ; a stri ng of a m usi cal instru
m ent .TE UDA CH,
- A rc n s, adj. (Teud, ) Stringed.
TEUDA CH,- A ICH , s. f. (Teud,) The
stri ngs of any m usical i nstrum ent .TEUG-BHO IL ,
-A LA , and - E ,- E A N
,s. j:
TEUGMHA IL , i (E ug and Bo ile, ) A
bat tle, a contest ; disease ; danger ; agony.
TE UG BHOIL E A CH,-EICHE, adj.
TE UGMHA IL E A CH, } (Teug- bhoil, )Warl ike, keen for battle ; of or belonging
to a battl e ; v ery dangerous ; causing dis
ease ; diseased ; i n torm ent or agony ;agon izing, causing agony.TEUM,
- A IDH ,
‘
TH v . a . (Teum , s. ) Bite,wou
’
nd, sting ; snatch suddenly at any
th ing.TEUM,
- A ,-A N , s. m . A sudden snatch at
any thing.
TE UMADH ,- A IDH
,
'
s. m . and pres.
p art. v . Teum . Bi t ing, act of bi ting,woundi ng or stinging ; snatch ing, act of
snatch ing at any th ing.TEUMTA , pret. p art. v . Teum . Bi tten ,wounded, stung ; snatched suddenly.
THA , pres. ind. v . Bi,A m , art, is, are.
THA BHA IR , BHEIR , THUG , v . irreg. Gi ve.Wri tten also, Tabhair and Thoir.
THA IR IS, adv . Over. Prep . im pr. Ov er.
THA IR TE , p rep u conjoined with pers.
pron . i. e. Thair and I . O ver her or i t.THA LL, adv . On the other side,THA L L A D yonder.
THA R, prep . Over,across.
THA RA D, prep . conjoined with pers. p ron .
Thar and Thu. O ver th ee.THAR L A DH , p ret. v . def. Tarlaidh and
Tarladh. I t happened, had happened,m igh t happen , m igh t hav e hap pened .
THAR L A S, p ret andfv t. v . def. Tarladh.
May happen : used only i n the p ret. andfut.THA R A IN N , prep . conjoined with p ers.
pron. i. e. Thar and Sinn . A cross us,
ov er us.
TIA
THA R A IBH, prep . conjoi ned with pers.
THA R UIBH , } pron . i. e. Thar and
Sibb . O ver you , across you .
THA RAM, prep . conjoi ned with pen .
p ron . i. e. Thar and M i . O ver m e,
across m e.
THA RTA , prep . conjoined with pers. p ron.
i. e. Thar and lad. Over them , acrossthem .
THR A E ,
}v. def. i. e. Theab m i,
THE ABA DH,
Theab thu, Theah e,&c . I , thou, he, she, i t, we, ye or they,had alm ost, had nearly.
n gn H }adv. Perhaps.
THE I R ,fut. v . irreg. A bair. W i l l say.
THE IR IG , pret. v . Teirig.
THE IR IG , fut. Théid, p ret. chaidh, v .
irreg. Go.
TH I G ,fut. Thig, pret. Thainig, fut. neg.
Cha t ig, p ret. neg . Cha d’ thainig, fut.
in terrog. A n tig, p ret. interrog. A n d'
thainig, fut. neg. and interrog . Nach t ig,
p ret. neg . and interrog. Nach d’
thaiuig .
Com e . Thig, conjoined with p rep o.Suit, becom e, befit ; conjoined with prep .
R i, or R is. A gree with, p lease, be accep table to, conjoined with p rep . O or De.
Recov er, as from sickness ; conjoi ned wi th
prep . E adar,D isagree, quarrel .
THOIR , fut. Bheir, pret. Thug, fut. neg.
Cha toir, p ret. neg. Cha d’ thug, interrog .
A n toir, A n d’ thug . neg. and interrog.
Nach to ir, Nach d' thug, v . a. irreg. Gi ve .
Thoir, conjoinedwith p rep . A ir, Persuade,com pel ; conjoi ned wit h prep . A s, takeaway.
THU, pron . 2d. pers. sing. ind. m . and f.
Thou,E m ph. Thusa
,and Thu fé i n , Tho u
thyself, or thee thyself.THUD ! THUD ! interj. Expressiv e of disl ike or contem p t .
THUG A IBH, 2 d. p ers. p l. zmper. irreg. v .
Thoir. Giv e ye.THUIGE, prep . conjoined with p ers. pron .
i. e. G u and Se, or B. To him or i t .THUS’ pron . 2d. pers. szng. m . andfTHUSA , } ind. Emph. See Thu.
Ti, 3. m aind. A ny rat ional being ; he, him ,
she, her.
Ti, 3. m . ind. Design , i ntent ionTIA CHA IR ,
- E , adj. Perverse, 11] disposed
si ck, weary.
TIA CHA IR ,-E ,
- E A N , s. m . A n i l l
disposed p erson ; an i nsign ificant p erson.
TIA CHA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind . (Tiach .
'
air,) Perv ersi ty ; sickness, weari ness ; an
i nsign ificant appearance.
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TIADHA N ,-A IN ,
- A N , s. m . A l i ttl e b ill ;a sm all stone.
T IA DHA N A CH ,-A ICHE, adj. (Tiadhan, )
A bounding in l i ttl e b ills, or i n l i ttl e stones.
TIAMHA IDH,- E , adj. (Tiam h, ) Melan
choly, affecti ng, gloom y, d ism al sol i tary ;sounding with a m elan choly noise.
TIAMHA IDHE A CHD, 5 . fl ind.
Tiam haidh, ) Melancholy, gloom ; sol ita
riness, state of desertion ; a dism al or m e
lancholy sound.
TIA RMA IL ,- E , adj. Prudent, sagacious,
careful .TIA RMA L A CHD
,s. f. ind. (Tiarm ail, )
Prudence,sagacity, carefulness.
T IGH,- E
,BA N , s. m . A house .
TIG HE A CHD, ind. s.f: and m . (Tiugh,TIG HE A D,
-arn, adj. ) Thickness,Fatness, solidi ty.
TIGHE A DA S, - Axs, s. m . (Tigh ,) Housekeep i ng.
TIG HE A R N ,—A N , s. m . A l ord, ch ief
TIGHE A R N A, i ruler ; a m aster, a
sup erior titl e of respect ; the proprietor ofan estate . A N Ta naaN ,
’
or A N TIGHE A R N A ,
’ The Lord.
TIG HE A R N A IL,
-n , adj. (Tighearn . )Lordly.
TIG HE A R N A L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Tighearnail , ) Lordl i ness.
TIG HE A R N A S, -A IS, s. m . (Tighearn,)Lordship, estate, sway.
TIG HIN N, s. m . and p res. part. v . irreg.
Thig. Com i ng, ac t of com i ng ; an arrival .
TIL G , A DHT'Fn-f uf’u. Cast, throw ;
shed,le t fallbm oult ; shoot, fire as a gun
v om i t fl i ng, throw off.
TIL G E ADH,- IDH, s. m . and p res. p art. v .
Tilg. Casting, ac t of cast ing or throwingact of casting, shedding or m oulti ng shooti ng, ac t of shooting or firi ng ; v om i ting, act
of v om i ti ng ; fl inging, act of fl inging or
throwing off.T ILGTE
, pret. p art. v . Tilg . Thrown or
cast.
TiM,- E ,
- EA N , and - E A N N A N , s.f Tim e.
TlMCHIOL L ,- 1 LL
,- AH, s. m . A circuit,
com pass, circum ference.
TIMCHIOL L , prep . and adv . A bout ,around.
TIMCHIOL L A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Tim
C ircui tous, encom passing.
T OL L A ICH,- IDH ,
'm v . a.
(Tim chioll,) Surround, env iron, encom
pass.
TlMCHIOLL - G HEAR R ,-A IDH, TH
v . a. (Tim chioll and G earr,) C ircum cise.TIMCHIOLL - G HE A R R ADH,
-A IDH,
TIO
s. m . and pres. part. v . Tim chioll-gb earr.
C ircum cising, actof circum cising ; circumcision .
TIMCHIOL L - GHE AR R TA , pret. p art.
v . Tim chioll- ghearr. C ircum cised.
TiME A L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Tim eil, )Tim eli ness
,tim eousness.
TiME IL ,-E , adj. (Tim , ) Tim el y .
TINN,- E , adj. Sick, unwell .
TINNE ,- E A N
,and - E A CHA N , s. f. (Teann , )
A chain, l i nk of a chai n ; a p iece of a
colum n .
T l N N E A S,
-m s,- A N , s. an. (Tinn ,) Sick
ness, d isease.TIN N E ASA CH,
- EICHE,adj. Sickly, ev i l.
TIODA L ,-A IL ,
- A N,s. m . A t i tle .
TIODHL A C ,- A IC ,
- E A N , s. m . A gi ft, a
presen t, an offeri ng, a benefit .TIODHL A CADH,
-A IDH , s. m . and p res.
part. v . Tiodhlaic . Giv i ng,act of giv ing,
bestowing, presenting ; a burial,funeral ;
burying, ac t of burying or i n terri ng.
TIODHL A IC ,~ IDH ,
TH v . a . (Tiodhlac,)Present, bestow a gi ft ; i nter, bury.
TI‘ODHL A ICTE , pret. part. v . Tiodhlaic .
Presen ted, offered as a gi ft ; interred,buri ed.
TIOL AM,- A IM ,
- A N , s. m . A short space ;a snat ch , an attem p t to bite.
TIOL A MA CH ,- A ICHE, adj. (Tiolam ,)
Snatching , prone to snatch or bi te .
TIOL P,- A IDH, TH v . a. Sna tch, grasp
sudden l y .
TIO LPA CH ,-A ICHE, adj. (Tiolp , ) That
snatches or grasps suddenly cav il l ing.
TIOLPA D A IR ,- E
,- E A N , s. m . (Tiolpadh
and Fear, ) A snatcher ; a cut- purse ; a
cri t i c , a censor, or cav i ller.
TIOLPADH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res.part. v .
Tiolp . Snatch ing act'
of snatch ing or
grasp i ng suddenly ; cav i ll ing, act of cav il
l ing.
TIOM,-A
,adj. Soft, tender ; fearful,
tim id.
TIOMA CHA DH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Tiom aich. Soften ing, act of m elt
i ng into tears.
TIOMA CHD, s.f. ind. Tiom a,) Softness,tenderness.
TIOMA ICH,- 1DH
,TH v . a. and n .
Soften into tears ; be terr ified, becom e
fearful .TIOMA IN,
- IDH , and .-M N A 1DH ,
TH v. a.
Bequeath, bestow,leav e, as by will
p ledge ; resign , com m i t for securi ty.
TIOMA IN TE , p ret. part. v. Tiom ain .
Bequeathed ; p ledged ; com m i tted to eu
other’s care.
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TIUG H , TIGHE, adj. Thick , not slender,of great th ickness ; th ick, dense, closely set
together ; th ick, not th i n ; frequent, in
quick succession .
TIUG HA CHA DH,-A IDH , s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Tiughaich. Thicken ing, act ofth i cken ing .
TIUG HA ICH,- IDH, rm , v . a. and n .
Thicken becom e th ick,or th i cken .
TLA CHD, s.f. ind. Pl easure,satisfaction ;
i nc l i nati on , a l ik i ng beauty .
TL A CHDMHO IR E A CHD , s. f. ind.
(Tlachdm hor,) Pleasantness ; handsom en ess, com el i ness.
TLA CHDMHOR ,~ O IRE, adj. (Tlachd
andMdr, ) Pleasant, del ightful ; handsom e,com ely ; beco m ing, fi tting.
TLAITHE A CHD, s. f. ind. (Tlath,)lilildness, softness, tenderness, sm oothness.
TLAITHE A D,-m , s. m . M i ldness
,de
gree of m i ldn ess, softness, tenderness or
sm oothness.
TLAM , Jam ,-AIMEA N N A N , s. f. A hand
ful of wool or flax.
TLAM ,-A inn , THL v . a. Teaze .
TLAMADH,~ A IDH, s. m . and pres. p art. v .
Tlam . Teaz ing, ac t of teazing.
TLATH, J am s,adj. M i ld, kind, tender,
i ndulgent , m erci ful ; tranquil, gentle ; m el
l ow, sweet, sm ooth ; sm ooth to the touch,del icate .
TLAS, J us, s. m . (Tlath, ) M ildTLATHS, ' h THS, ness
,ki ndness
,ten
derness ; tranquill i ty, gentlen ess ; sm oothness.
TL IGHE A CHD, s.f. ind. Nausea.
TLUS, a ns, 3. m . Pi ty, ruth, com passion ,tenderness, afl
'
ection m i ldness,gen ial
warm th .TLUSA IL
,-E , adj. (Tlus,) Tender, p i ty
ing, com passionate ; warm ,
’
m ild.
TL USA L A CHD, s. f. ind. Tenderness,
com passion .
TN I} , -A , s. m . Env y, jeal ousy ;TN UTH, l anger, i ndignation ; m al ice ;bigotry ; avari ce.
TN OTHA CH ,-A ICHE, adj. (Tnnth,)
TN GTHA IL ,-E , Env ious, jeal
ous ; angry ; m alignant.TOBA R, q u a , rom an
,TOIBR ICHEA N , and
TOBRA ICHE A N , s. m . A wel l or foun tain ;a source, origi n .
TOBHA ,- A ICHE A N , s. m . A rope.
TOBHA CH,
-A ICHE, adj. Hav i ng rop es.TOBHTA ,
o A CHA N , and -A N , s. m . A rower
’s bench in a boat.
TOCH ,- A ,
- A N , s. m . The th igh or houghof an anim al.
TOI
TOCH ,- A IDH, Tm , v . a. (Toch , s. )
.
Ham
stri ng . A ngl. Hough .
TOCHA IL,
- CHL A IDH, TH v . a . D ig.TOCHA IL LE A CH,
- L‘ ICHE, adj. That
rooteth out or extirpates.TOCHA ILT,
- E, s. f. A m i n e, a
”
quarry ; digging.TO CHA ILTE , adj. and p ret. part. v .
Tochail. Dug, digged.
TOCHD, s. m . ind. A disease of th e eyei n cat tle ; an unp leasant sm el l .
TO CHL ADH,
-A IDH,s. m . and pres. p art;
v‘
. Tochail. Diggi ng, act of digging.TOCHR ADH
,- A 1DH ,
- EA N , s. m . A por
t ion or dowry.TOCSA ID
,-a,
- E AN , s. f A hogshead.
TO G SA ID, (Supposed from Ox-b ide. )TO CSA IDE A CH,
- EICHE , adj. (Tocsaid, )Of, or belonging to hogsheads.TODBA R ,
- A IR ,- A N , s. m . lilanure,
dung ; a field m anured by folding cat tleupon i t b leach ing, process of bleach ing.TOG ,
- A IDH,TH v . a. L i ft
,raise, rear
bui ld ; brew,disti l ; take away ; exci te
stir up , rouse ; rear, educate.TOG A IL ,
- E,and - GA LA CH, -A LA ICHEA N ,
s. f. and pres. part. v . Tog . L i fti ng, act
of l ift ing ; b uild i ng, ac t of bui ldi ng ; act oftaln
’
ng away ; rearing, act of reari ng ; anyth ing to be l i fted ; a building or structure ;a levy, as of tribute.
TO G A IR , TOG R A IDH, TH v. a. and
n . (Tog and A ire,) Desire, wish ea
gerly.
TO G A IR T,s.f. and pres. part. 17. Togair.
D esiri ng, ac t of desiring or eagerl y wishing.
TO G A R R A CH,-A ICHE
,adj. (Togair, )
K een , desirous ; will ing, ch eerful .TO G RA DH,
- A IDH ,- EA N
, s. m . and p res.
part. v . Togair. A deslre, passion, pro
pensity.
TO G TA , p ret. part. v . Tog. L i fted, raised.
TO IBHE UM,- s 1M ,,
-A N,s. m . (Taobh and
Beum ,) Reproach , a blem ish, a stai n ;blasphem y ; scandal, reproach .
TOIBHE UMA CH,
TOIBHE IME A CH, } cum ,) Reproachful , reproach ing ; blasphem ing .
TOIC ,- E ,
- EA N , s.f. A swell i ng.TOIC ,
- E , 3. fl Weal th , rich es, fortune.TO ICE A CH ,
- E ICHE, adj. R i ch,weal thy.
TO ICHIOSDA L ,- A IL, s. m . A rrogance,
presum p t ion .
TO IG H ,- E , adj. A greeable
, p l easant, loved.
TO IG HE , s. f. ind. Notice,attention .
TO IG HE A CH,
- EICHE, adj. (Toigb, ) L ovi ng, that loves ; atte ntiv e, watchful .
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TO IL, J ean, s.f: Wil l, the wil l ; inclination, desire ; lov e ; p leasure, del igh t.
TO IL E A CH,- EICHE, adj. Wil l ing, v olun
tary ; desirous.TO IL E A CHA DH,
-A IDH, s. m . and p res.
part. v . Toilich. Pl easure, satisfaction,grat ification ; p leasi ng, act of p leasing.
TO IL E A CHA S,~ A 18, s. m . Conten tm en t .
TO IL E A L A CHD, s._fi ind. (Toileil,)
Wilfulness, obstinacy .
TOILE IL .- E , adj. (Toil, ) Wilful, obsti
nate ; vai n, proud ; wil l i ng, v oluntary.
TOIL ICH ,- 1DH, u p , v . a. and n . (Toil, )
Please , satisfy ; be will ing .
TO IL ICHTE , adj. and p ret. part. v . Toili ch . Pleased, sat isfied, conten t.TO IL- IN N TIN N , s. f. Satisfaction, gra
tifi cation .
TO IL L ,- IDH , TH v . a. Deserv e.
TO ILLTE A N A CH,-A ICHE, adj. (ToilL
t in n ,) Deserv ing.
TO IL L TE A N A S, -A IS,- A N , s. m . (Toill
tinn, ) Desert.
TO ILLTIN N, s. m . and p res. part. v. Tell].
Meri ti ng, deserv i ng.
TO IMHSE A CHA N ,u A IN ,
-AH, s. m .
TOIMHSE A G A N , (Tom bais, ) A
riddle, an en igm a.
TO IMHSE A CHAN A CH,- A ICHE , adj.
Of, or pertai n ing to riddles, enigm as.
TO IN ISG ,- E , s. f. Sense, understandi ng.
TOlN ISG E A CH,- E1 CHE, adj. (Toini
TO IN ISG E IL ,- E , Sensible,
dic ious.
TOIN L E A G A N ,-A IN , s. m . and p res. part.
v . Toinleaganaich. A m ov ing on the
ham s, or sl iding on the breech .
TOIN L E A G A N A ICH ,wm n
,TH v . a.
Slide or m ov e on the breech or ham s.
TOIN N ,- IDH ,
TH v . a. Twi
TO IN N E AMH,- A 1DH, twine, sp in .
TOIN N E ADH,: s. m . and p res. part. v .
TO IN N E A MH , } Toinn . Twisting, act
of twist ing, twin ing or sp i nn ing.
TO IN N TE ,adj. and pret. p art. v . Toinn .
Twisted,twined, spun .
TOIN N TE AN ,4 12m ,
- A N , s. m . (Toinn,)A long thread i n sp i n n ing.
TO IR , 131m m , THUG, v . a. irreg. Give.
See Thoir and Tabhair.
TOIR ,- E ,
- EA CH ,- E A N , and u la A N , s.f
A p ursui t ; p ursuers a di l igen t search .
TO IRBHE A R T,-m a
'r,
- A N , s.f: (Toir and
Beart,) E fiiciency ; m unificence, bounty.
TO IR BHE A R TA CH,- A ICHE , adj. Effec
tual ; bounti ful, p lent iful .
TOIR BHE A RTA S, -A IS, s. m . Bounty,
a l iberal dispensing ; a gift, generosi ty.
TOL
TOIR CHE A S, 4 8,-AH, s. m . (Torach,)Increase ; p lenty.
TO IR E A N N , A NN ,- A N , s. m . Thunder.
TOIR IO SG ,- 1sc
,-AH, s. m . A saw.
TOIR L EUM,- ANNAN
,s. m . A m ighty leap .
TO l RM,- E
, m an, s.f: A noise, sound,
l oud m urm uri ng sound a storm .
TOIRME A CH, a xons , adj. (Toirm ,)Noisy, soundi ng.
TO IRMEA SG ,- lsc , s. m . and pres. part.
v . Toirm isg. A forbidding, prohibi ti onor h inderance ; ac t of forbidding.
TO IRMISG ,-m u , ru v . a. Forbid, pro
b ibi t.TOIRMISG TE
, pret. part. v. Toirm isg.
Forbidden , proh ibi ted.
TOIRMR ICH,- E , s. f. (Toirm , ) Noise
of thunder, of water, or of the m arch of anarm y.
TO IR R CHE A S, -m s, 3. m . (Torrach, )Concep tion .
TOIR T,-E , s. f. Respect, val ue, im por
tance ; bulk or quanti ty.
TOIR TE IL ,-E , adj. (Toirt,) Respec tful ;
stout , strung ; fruitful ; bulky, large.TO I SEA CH
,- ICH, 4 31m , 3. m . The be
ginning, a begi nning ; an origi n, a source ;
a front, the front or van ; precedence, precedency ; advantage the how of a ship .
TOISE A CHA DH,- A IDH,
s. m . and p res.
part. v . Tdisich. Beg inn ing, act of beginn ing or com m encing.
TOISG,
~ E,
- E A N , s.f. A n occasi on, a fi tseason
, a proper t im e.
TO ISG , 3. pl. (Tuisg, ) Tusks.TO ISG E A L ,
- EIL, - AN , s. m . The findingof a th ing that was lost.
TOISG E A L , adj. The left ; unlucky, un
TO ISG E IL , prop i tious.
TO ISG E AL A CH, adj. Left- handed.
TOISICH,-m 1—r, TH v . a. and n . (Toia
each , ) Begin , com m ence.
TOISICHTE , pret. p art. v . Tuisich. Be
gun , com m enced.
TO lT, 4 0 11 , TH v . a. and n . (Toit,Sm oke ; boi l quickly.
TO lT,-E , s. f. Sm oke, vapour, fum e.
TO ITE A CH,- EICHE, adj. (Toi t,) Sm oky,
v apoury.
TO ITE A N , 4 5m ,- A N , s. m . (Toit,) A
p i ece of flesh of any kind ; a l i ttle heap .
TOITE A N A CH,qu eu e, adj. A bounding
in p i eces of flesh ; aboundi ng in l i t tle heaps.
TOLG,
-UILG ,-A N , s. m . A hollow in
duced upon a sm ooth surface ; colour.
TOL G A CH,-A lCHE , adj. Hollow
ed ; hav i ng m any hol lows ; of m any co
l ours ; gaudy, showy ; i nconstant.
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TOLL,n A lDH, TH v . a.
‘ (T0 11, Bore,
p erforate.
TOLL,-U1LL, s. m . A hole ; a hollow, a
cav i ty ; a crev ice ; a wicket.TOL L A CHL
- A ICHE, adj. (Toll ,) Full ofholes ; p erforating, that perforates.
TOL L ADA IR , fa, m . (Tolladhand Fear
, ) ATOL LA DH,
- A lDH , s. m . and p res. p art. v .
Tol l . Bori ng, act of bori ng.
‘
TOL L A N ,-A IN
,- A H, s. m . dim . of Toll .
A l i ttl e hole .TOL LA N A CH, q u eue, adj. (Tellan, )Full of l i ttl e h oles.TOLL-BOTHA ,
- UlL L—BHFJTHA , s. m . (Tol land Rat h,) A jai l .TOLL- Q LUA ISE ,
- UILL- CHLUA ISE , s. m .
A touch-hol e of a gun.
TOLL-DUBH ,- UILL - I)HUBHA , s. . m . A
black hole, prison .TOL LTA , p ret. p art. v . Toll. Bored, perfb rated.
TOL LTA CH,- A ICHE
,adj. (Tollta, ) Ful l
of holes ; p iercing, p erforat ing.TOLL-TORA , s. m . A wim ble hole .TOLM,
~ U ILM,- A N , s. m . A hi l lock of a
round form .
TOLMA CH,
-A ICHE , adj. (Tolm ,) A
boundi ng in hi llocks.
TOM ,-UIM ,
- A N , and - A NNA N,s. m . A
round h i l lock or knol l, a r isi ng ground, aswell, an em i n ence ; any round heap ; atuft of any th ing .
TOMA CH , a wng, adj. (Tom , ) Full ofknolls or tufts.
TOMAD,-A ID
,-A N , s. m . Bulk or quan
t i ty.
TOMA N,-A IN
,- A N , s. m . dim . of Tom .
A h il lock ; any sm al l heap or tuft .
TOMA N A CH ,- A ICHE, adj. Ful l of l i ttle
knolls, of sm al l h eaps, or sm al l tufts.
TOMBA GA , s. m . ind. Tobacco.
TOMH,- A IDH , rm , v . a. Offer, at tem p t ;
threaten ; aim .
TOMHA DH ,- A IDH
,su
m . and p res. part.
Tom b . Offeri ng, act'of offering or at
tem pting threaten ing, aegifthreatening
ac t of aim i ng.
TOMHA IS, - IDH,TlI v . a . (Tom has,
Measure, com p ute the l ength , breadth,height
, dep th , quanti ty or d istance guess,unriddl e.
.TOMHA l STE , pret. part. v . Tom hais.
Measured ; guessed, solv ed.
TOMHA S, - A IS,- A N , and TOIMHSEA N ,
s. m .
and pres. part. v . Tom bais. A m easure ;m oderat ion m easuri ng, act of m easuring
guessing, act of guessing or solv ing.
TOR
TOMULT,- UILT,
-A N,s. m . Bulk , large
ness ; i nfluence, authori ty, resp ectabi l i ty .
TOMUL TA CH,-A ICHE, . adj. (Tom alt, )
Bulky, large ; i nfluent ial,respectable .
TON ,-OINE , and - A ,
- A N , s.f. The fundam en t or breech the anus.
TONA CH ,- A ICHE, adj. Of, or belonging
to the breech broad breeched.
TONN, TUIN N , and TUIN N E , TONNA , TUIN N ,
and -AH, s. m . A wav e, surge, bi llow.
TO N N A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Tonn ,) Wav ed
,
undulated.
TONNA G,- A IG ,
-A N , s. f. A wom an’s
p laid worn ov er th e shoulders as a wrapper.
TONN -L UA ISG ,- IDH
,TH v . a. (Tonn
and L uaisg,) Toss or rock by wav es, or asi f by wav es.
TONN- LUA SG A CH ,- A ICHE, adj. (Ton n
and L uaisg, ) Rocking or
-
reel ing as thewav es.
TO NN-L UA SG A DH ,v A IDH, s. m . and
pres. part. v . Tonn- luaisg. A ct or . state
of tossi ng, as on th e wav es.
TONN-LUA ISG TE , p ret. part. v . TonnL uaisg. Wav e - tossed.
TOPA CH,-A ICHE , adj. Hav ing a top or
tuft.
TORA ,u A ICHE A N
,s. m . A n auger.
TO R A CH ,- A I CHE
, adj. (Tom , ) Hav i ngangers ; l ike an anger also , ferti l e, fru itful .
TOR A CHD , s. f. Pursu i t, a pursuingwi th hosti le i n tention ; a stri ct inquiry orsearch .
TO R ADH,- A IDH,
-EA N , s. m . (Toir, v. )Frui t, produce ; profi t, advantage ; con
sequence, effect, resul t .TORA IN
,3. p l. I nsects, a certai n v erm i n
in corn .
TORC,
-UIR C , s m . A hog, a bear.
TOR CHA R ,- A IR ,
- A N,s. m . A fal l ; a
kil l i ng.
TOR CHR A DH,v A IDH
,s. m and p res.
part. v . Torchuir. Transfixm g, act p f
transfixing, p iercing, woundi ng or kill ing.
TO R CHUIR,- IDH, contr. TOR CHR A IDH, TH
v . a. (Troim h and Cuir,) Transfix , p ierce,”
ki l l or wound.
TORMA N,- A IN ,
- A N , s. m . A noise,sound, rum bling ; m usi c, a m usical sound.
TO RMA N A CH,- A ICHE, adj. Noisy, loud,
m urm uri ng.TORR,
- A,
- A N , s. m . A b i l l or m ountain
of an abrup t or con ical form , a lofty h ill ;an em i nence ; a m ound a grave ; a tower ;a heap of ruins a castle ; a body of m en ;
a congregat ion .
TORR,- A IDH,
'rn v . a. (Tdrr, s. ) Heapup, p i l e up, form i n to heaps ; bury.
TRE 574:
TR E A BHA IL T,
-e ,- EA N , s. f The
grai n- box i n a m i l l hopper.
TR E A BHA IR , 5 . p l. coll. Houses.TR E A BHTA , p rel. p art. v. Treabh.
Ploughed.
TRE A GHA ID,
-E ,- EA N
,s. f. (Treagh
and A it,) A dart ing or transfixing pai n, asti tch .
TR E A GHA IDEA CH,- EICHE
,adj. 1 11
o fsti tch es.TR E A L A ICH,
- E , s. f; Lum ber, trash,apparatus.
TR EA L AMH,
-A IMH,-E A N , s. m . Indis
p osi tion , sickness.
TREA N - RI -TREA N , s. m . A nam e forthe bird land- rai l .TREA S, adj. (Tri, ) The th ird.
TR EA SDA CH, q . 1a , adj. Thorough
pacing. (of horses. )TR E A SG
,- E ISG
, The refuse of m alt thathas been brewed groats.
T REIBHDHIR E A CH,
-m cn e,
adj.
(Treubh and Direach, ) Upright, sin
cere.TR E IBHDHIR E A CHD, ind. s. m . and
TR E IBHDHIR E A S, m s, f. Sin
cerity, uprigh tness.TREIG ,
- IDH, THB v . a. and n . Leav e,quit, desert, forsake, abandon ; cease, de
part .TR E lG SlN N , s. m . and p res. part. v .
Tréig. Leav i ng, act of leav ing, forsakingor deserti ng act or state of ceasi ng or def
parting.TREIG TE , p ret.part. v. Tréig. Forsaken,abandoned, deserted.
TREINE, s. f. ind. M igh t, power.
TREIN E A D,. m
,s. m . (Treun , )
Forti tude, degree of forti tude, power, or
v alour.
TREIN- FHEA R,u m
,3. m . (Treun and
Fear, ) A brav e m an .
TR E ISE , s. Force, strength, v igour.
TR E ISE A D,s. m . (Tro ise,) Strength,
degree of strength, v igour or power.
TR E ISE IL ,- E , adj. (Troise, s. ) Strong,
powerful .
TR E ODHA IR ,- E ,
- E A N , s. m . A sm i th’
s
nai l- m ould.
THE OIR ,- E , s.f. Strength, force, m ight,
power ; direct ion .
TR E OR A CH ,o A ICHE , adj. Vi
gorous, powerful .
TR E OR A CHA DH,- A IDH , s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Tredraich. Leadi ng, act of leadi ng, directing or guiding. “
s ..
TR EOR A ICH , q ua,THR v. a. and 71 .
Guide, lead, direct ; strengthen .
TR I
TR E OR A ICHTE , pret. part. v .
'
1 reoraich.
D irected,guided.
TR E OR UICHE A R,
- 1 a,~ AH, s. m .
‘
(Treoraich and Fear, ) A leader, a guide.TR EUBH, 4m m,
-A N , and -A CHAN, s. j:A tribe, a fam i ly or clan .
TR EUBHA CH,
- A ICHE,adj. (Treubh,)
Strenuous, v alorous.
TR E UBHA CHA S, -A 15 , 3. m . (TreubhTR E UBHA N TA S, ach,) Brav ery, v alour
,ch ivalry.
TR E UD,- EID, and -A
,-A N , s. m . A flock
or herd.
TREUBA CH,-A ICHE
,adj. (Treud, ) Hav
i ng m any flocks or herds ; gregarious.
TR E UDA ICH,- E ,
- EAN , s. m . (Treud,) Ashepherd or herdsm en .
'
l‘
R EUN, adj. Brav e, val iant .
TREUN, 4 73m , 3. m . A brav e m an, a
warri or.TR E UN A CHA S, -A rs, s. m . and j:TR E UN A CHD, ind. (Treun , )Strength , brav ery.
TR E UN AD,-A1D, s. m . (Treun,) Bravery,
degree of brav ery, or valour.
TR E UN MHOR ,- oraa, adj. (Treun and
Mdr, ) Very brav e.
TR I, adj. Three.TR IA L L , 4 m m, THR v . n . (Triall,Go, depart, set out i ntend, purp ose.
TR IA LL , s. m . and p res. p art. v . Trial]. A
journey, a departure ; a p urpose or d esign ;going
,act of going or departing ; design
ing, act of design ing, i ntend ing.TRI ALLA IE ,
- E ,-EA N , s. m . (Tr iall,) A
trav el ler.
TRIAN,s. m . ind. (Tri and A on,) A th ird
part.
TR IA N A CH, adj. (Trian , ) Of the th ird
p art.TRIA NTAN, 4 1N ,
- AN , s. m . (Trian,) A
triangl e.
TR IA N TA N A CH,“ A IOHE ,
Triangular.
TR IA TH,a u ra and film ,
- A N , s. m . A
lord,king , chi ef. A n Triath.
’
poet. G od.
TR IA THA CH ,- A IC HE , adj. Noble, lordly,
m agn ificent .
TRI -BHIL EA CH, O
- ICH,s. f. Marsh
trefoil.TRIC
,- E , adj. Frequent, often .
TRI C, - E,adv . Often, frequentl y.
TRICEAD, s. m . ( Tri c, ) Frequency.TRI- CHA SA CH, adj. (Tri and Cos
, )Three- footed.
TRI - CHE A R N '
A CH,- A ICH, s.f. (Triand
C pal'
n ,) A triangl e.r
PR ID, prep . Through, by.
TR I
TRID-AMHA R TA N ,-A IN ,
-A N , s. m A
m ishap , ill l uck .
TRI and Deug,) Thirteen .
TRID- SHO IL L SE ,-EAN
,s. j: Trans
parency.
TRID - SHO ILL SE A CH,
-EICHE, adj.
Transparent ;TRI -FHOG HA IR ,
- E,
-EAN , s. j: (Triand Foghair, ) A triphthong .
TRI- FICHE AD, adj. (Tri and FicheadSixty.TRI FICHE ADAMH, adj. The sixtieth .
TRI- FILLTE,adj. (Tri and Fill, ) Three
fo ld.
TR IL E A N TA ,-EINTE, adj. Thri l li ng,
quav ering, quick, ( i n sound, or m otion . )TR IL L E A CHA N ,
- A IN ,- AH
,s. m . The
p ied oyster catcher.
TR IL L SE IN ,-E , wait, 3. m . A lantern ,
or sm all torch.
TR IN N SEA R ,-m ,
- A N , s. m . A trencher,a p late.
TR IOBL A ID,-E ,
- EA N , 3. fl Trouble,anxiety
,v exat ion .
TR IOBL A IDE A CH,~ E ICHE, adj. (Triob
laid, ) Troubl ed, distressed.
TR IOBL A IDE A CHADH ,- A IDH, s. m .
and p res. part. v . Trioblaidich. Troubl ing,act of troubli ng, annoying or distressi ng.
TR IOBL A ID ICH,-IDH , tram ,
v . a.
(Trioblaid,) Trouble, m olest , v ex, dis
tress.
TR IOBLA IDICHTE , p ret. part. v . Tri ch
laidich. Troubled, v exed, distressed.
TR IOBUA IL ,- IDH, THR v . a . and n .
(Troim h and Buail,) Vibrate.
TRI- O ISIN N E A CH,adj. (Tri and ois
inn , ) Triangular.
TRI- O ISIN N E A G ,-E IG, -A N
,s. f. A
triangle.
TR IO N A ID,~ E , s. f. The Holy Trinity.
TR ION A IDE A CH,adj. (Trionaid, ) Of
the tri n i ty.TRI - R AMHA CH,
-A ICH, s. f. (Tri and
Ram h, ) A three- cared boat.
TRI - SHIOLA CH , adj. Of three syllables.
TRI - SHIOL ADH,-A IDH,
J EAN, s. m . A
trisyl lable. l
TRI - SHL IOSN A CH, adj. Tri lateral .
TR IUBHA S, -AIS,-A N , s. m . Trowsers.
TR IfiCA IR ,- E
,- EA N , s. m . A rascal, a
rogue.TR IfJ CA lR E A CH ,
. m cns, adj. (Trifleair,) Rogu ish, rascal ly.
TR IfJCA IR EA CHD, s. f ind. Roguery,v i llany.TR IUCHA N , m m ,
- AH, sam . A strip e ofd istingu ish ing colours i n tartan.
TRO
TR IUIR , adj. (Tri and Fear,) Three
persons.TR IUTHA CH
,q ues . s. f. The hoop ing
cough .
T ROBHAD, v. def. Com e, com e to m e.
TR OCA IR ,- E ,
- EA N , s. f. Mercy ; an act
of com passi on a blessi ng or favour.TR OCA IR E A CH,
-m cne , adja (Trdcair.)Merci ful , com passionate.
TR OCA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. Merciful
ness,clem ency.
TROD,
- U1 0 , 3. m . A sco lding, a reproof;a quarrel, strife.TROD
,- cm
,s. m . and pres. part. v . Troid.
Scolding, act of scoldi ng.
TR ODA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Trod, ) A pt to
TR ODA IL ,q r, Escold quarrelsom e,
ri otous.
TR ODA G ,- A IG
,um
,s.f. (Trod, A scold
i ng wom an .
TR ODA IR, - E,
- E AN , s. m . (Trod and
Fear, ) A scolder, a quarrelsom e p erson .
TR O ICH,- s ,
- EA N , s. m . orf. A dwarf ;a coward an ev il disposed person .
TR OICHE A L A CHD,s.f ind. (Treich
ei l,) Dwarfishness.
TR O ICHE IL ,- E , adj. (Troich,) Dwarfish,
contem p tible.TR OID,
- IDH , THR v . a. Scold, wrangle,quarrel, fight,
’
strive, contend.
TR O IDH ,- E ,
u E A N ,s.f. A foot, th e foot ;
a l i neal m easure of 12 i nches.
TR OIDHT ,- s
,J EAN, s.f. A catap lasm or
p laster rags or bandages.
TR OIL E IS, - r:, s.f. A ny trifl ing th ing.
TR O IL E ISE A CH,- E ICHE, adj. Trifling,
li ttl e worth given to trifles, childish .
TR O IMH, p rep . Through , from side to
side ; all over, alopg the whole exten t ; by,from , by m eans of.
TR O ISG,
- 1 DH,- THR v . n . Fast : wri tten
also Traisg.
TR O ISG E A CH ,-m cns , adj. (Troisg,)
Gi ven to fasti ng, sev ere, rigid.
TROM,
- U1ME , s. m . (Trom , adj. ) A
weight, any weight ; a burden or l oad ; an
incum brance 0 1 d iffi culty ; protection,charge
,defence ; pregnancy.
TROM, TRUIM E , adj. Heav y, of great
weight ; afilictiv e, sore, Oppressiv e ; dithcul t
,hard, pai nful , labori ous ; wearying,
fatiguing ; sorrowful, sad,m elancholy ;
m ournful, causing grief or sadness ; dul l of
heari ng ; sl eepy ; pregnant .
TR OMA CHA DH,- A IDH, s. m . and p res.
part. v . Trom aich. Making heav y, ac t of
increasing the weigh t of ; burden ing, ac t
of bu: den ing ; oppressing, act of oppres sing.
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TR OMA ICH,- IDH, ram , v a. and n .
(Trom ,)'
Make heav y,orheawer ; burden
oppress ; becom e heav y, or heav i er.
TR OMA ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . Trom aich.
Made heav y or heavier ; loaded, burdened ;op pressed ; m ade sad
,saddened.
TR OMA N,
- A IN ,- A H, s. m . (Trom ,) A
great weigh t dwarf elder.
TR OMB,
- A ,- A N , s.f: A jew
’
s harp .
TR OMBA ID,- E ,
- EA N , s.f. A trum p et.TR OMBA IR ,
- E ,- EA N , s. m . (Trom haid,)
A trum peter.
TR OMBA IR E A CHD, s.f: ind. (Trom bair,) Trum peting.TROM- EH AD,
-A N, s. m .Vervain,m al low.
TR O IW CHE A N N A CH,~ - A ICHE, adj.
(Trom and Ceann ,) Heav y headed.
TROM CHL UA SA CH,-A ICHE, adj.
(Trom and C luas,) Dull of heari ng.
TR OMHAD, prep . co njoined with pers.
pron. i. e. Troimh and Thu.
TR OMHA IBH, prep . conjoined with p ers.
pron i. e. Troim h and Sibb .
TR OMHA IN N , prep . conjoi ned with pers.
pron . i. e. Troim h and Sinn .
TR OMHAM, p rep . conjoined wi th p ars.
pron . i. e. Troim h and M i .
TROM- IN N TIN N ,- E , s. f. (Trom and
Inntinn ,) Dejection .
TROM- IN N TIN N EA CH ,- EICHE, adj.
Melancholy, dejected.
TROM- LUIDHE,
s. f. ind. (Trom and
TROM-L IGHE ,L uidhe,) The n ight
m are.
TR OMSAN A CH, a xons , adj. (Trom ,)Sad, heav y, dull.
TR OMSA N A ICH,- E , s. f A heav iness,
dulness, sleep i ness.
TR OSDA IL, - E , adj. Of, a serious hum ouror disposition dull, i ncl i ned to m elancholy.
TR OSDA LA CHD,s.f: ind. Seriousness ;
incl inat ion to m elancholy.
TR OSDA N ,- A IN , -A N
,s. m . A pace ; a
foot ; a footstoo l ; a crutch , prop , support.TR OSDAN A vQH,
- A ICH , s. m . (Trosdan,)A stout or well- buil t person .
TR O SG ,- UISG , s. m . A cod fish ; a stup id
nding i n
TR OSG ADH,o A IDH,
s. m . and p res. p art.
v . Troisg or Traisg. Fasting, act of fasting.
TR OSG A IR ,- E ,
- EA N , s. m . A cod fisher.
TROT,-A IDH
,-'
a v . a. and n . Trot.
TROT,
TBOTA N ,
TRUA CA N TA ,- A IN TE
,adj. Com passion
ate, m erci ful , p i ti ful .
s.
’
m . A trot, a trotting pace.
TRU
,TR UA C A N TA S, -A IS, s. m . and flTR UA CA N TA CHD, ind. (Truacanta,)Pity, com passion .
TRUA G H ,-UA IG HE , adj. Wretched, m is
erable, unhappy wretched, worthless
m iserly.TR UA G HA N
,-A IN ,
- A N , s. m . (Truagh,)'
A po or, d istressed or wretch ed creature a
m iser : used as a term of kindness. A
thruaghain .
’
TR UA G HA N TA ,-A INTE , adj. (Truagh, )
Lam en tabl e .TRUA G HA N TA CHD
,s.f. ind. (Truagh
anta, ) Lam entableness, p itiableness.TR UA IGHE ,
-E A N, s. f. M isery, woe ;
m isch ief,ev i l .
TRUA ILL ,- E
,-EA N , s. f. A sheath or
scabbard.
TRUA ILL,
- IDH,THE v . a. Pol lute, de
fi le ; v iolate, rav ish unhal low, profane.TR UA IL L E A DH
,- IDH, s. m . and pres.
part. v . Truaill. Pol luting, act of poll o t
i ng or defiling ; profan ing, act of p rofaning profanat ion .
TR UA IL L IDH,- E , adj. Corrup t, corrup
ted ; corrup ti ng, that corrup ts ; rotten,rot ted.
TRUA IL L IDHE A CHD,
s. f ind.
(Truaillidh,) Pollution , rottenness.,1
TR UA IL LTE , pret. p art. v . Truaill.
Defiled, corrupted, pol luted ; v i olated ;profaned.
TRUA S , -UA IS,s. m . (Truaghas,) Pi ty
,
ruth, com passion .
TR UA SA CHA DH,- A IDH, s. m . and
p res. part. v . Truasaich. Pi tyi ng, ac t of
p i tying.TRUA SA ICH,
- IDH, ~ THR v . n . Truas.Pi ty
,com passionate, take p i ty upon .
TRUA SA IL ,- E , adj. (Truas, ) Com pas
sionate , p i ty ing ; p i t iable.TR UA SA LA CHD, s. f. ind. (Truasail,)A readi n ess to p i ty or to com p assionate ; ,
p i t iableness.TRUDA I R,
-E ,- EA N
,s. m . A stam m erer.
TR UDA IR E A CHD, s. f. ind. D irtiness,filthiness, nasti ness ; worthl essness im
p uri ty.
TR G IL L E A CH,- ICH , s. m . andf. A dirty
or base person fi l thy food.
TR UIME , s. f. ind. (Trom , ) Weigh t, beav i
n ess.TRUIME A D,
- E ID, s. m . (Trom , ) Heav i
ness, degree of heav i n ess.
T RUIS, - IDH , THR v . a. Tear or snatch
away ; col lect, truss up .
THUIS ! interj. A word by which dogs are
si lenced or driven away .
TUA 578
Hav i ng m any tenants ; of or belong i ng to
the tenantry.
TUA THA CH,- A ICH, s. m . (Tuath ,) A
north- country m an .
TUA THA CH , qu eu e,adj. Northerl y .
T UA THA IR ,- E ,
- E A N , s.f: (Tuath , ) Anor thern exposure.
TUA THA N A CH,- A ICH
,s. m . A farm er,
rusti c, p easant .TUA THA N A CHA S, (Tuath
TUA THA N A S, }anach,)'Farm ing.
TUBA ,-A CHAN, and - A NNA N, s. f, A t ub
or v at.
TUBA G , q u a,-A N
,s. [I dim . of Tuba. A
l ittl e tub .
TUBA I ST.- E
,- EA N ,
s.f: A m isfortune, a
m ischance,m ishap ; an accident.
TUBA ISTE A CH , 4 91 0 11 13, adj. (Tubaist,)Unlucky, unfortunate acc idental .
TUBA ISTE A CHD, s. f. ind. A n unfor
tunate occurrence .TUBA N,
-A IN ,-AH, s. m . A tuft of wool
or flax on the distafl'
.
TUBH, TH v . a . Thatch .
TUBHA DA IR ,- s ,
-E A N , s. m . (Tubhadh
and Fear, ) A thatcher.
TUBHA DH,-A IDH,
s. m . and pres. part. v .
Tubb . Thatchi ng, ac t of thatch ing'
; thatch .
TUBHA lLT,- E ,
- E A N , s. j: A towel .
TUBHTA , pret. p art. v. Tubb . Thatched,cov ered with thatch .
TUCH ,-A IDH, TH v. a. and n . S top , shut,
sm other ; becom e hoarse.
TUCHA CH, q ueue, adj. (Tuch , ) Causinghoarseness.TUCHA DH, 4 1 1311 , s. m . and
, p res. p art.
v . Tuch . Stopp i ng, act of shutt ing, cover
ing, aswi th a lid state of becom i ng hoarse ;hoarseness.
TOCHA N ,- A1N , s. m . (Tuch ,) The cooing
of the dov e ; hoarseness.
TG CHA N A CH ,-A 1cm z , adj. (Tuchan,)
Hearse ; causing hoarseness.TUDA N,
- A IN ,A N , s. m . A sm al l h eap ; a
sm all stack of corn o r hay.
TUG , i. e. THUG . See Their and Tabhair.
TUG A IDE A N , 5. p l. Witticism s, facetious
ness.
TUIG ,- 1 uH ,
-T I-I v . a. and n . Understand,disc ern , p erceiv e.
TUIG SE , s. f. ind. (Tuig,) Understanding,reason
,knowledge, sense.
TUIG SE A CH, 4 110 11 15, adj. (Tuigse, ) Intelligent, sensible, wise.
TUIG SIN N , s. f. ind. and p res. para-
v .
Tuig. Understand ing, act of understand
ing, com prehendi ng, discerning or per
ceiving.
TUI
TUIL,
- r.,- EA N , and -L '
rsA N ,s. f. A flood,
a deluge.TUIL-BHEUM
,‘
o E IMh
-A N , s. m . (Tuil
and Beum , ) A torrent .TUTLBHE UMA CH,
- A ICHE,adj. (Tu i l
bheum ,) R ushing as a torren t.TUIL-DHO RUS, - U1s,
- DHOR SA N , s. m .
(Tui l and Dorus A flood- gate.TUIL E A CHA DH ,
-A IDH, s. m . and p res.
part. v . Tuilich. A flooding,act of de
l uging.TUIL I CH,
- IDH, TH v . a. and n . (Tuil,)O verflow, deluge.
s m . More, an addi tion,TUILLE A DH additional
'
quantity or
num ber.TU ILLE, adv. More, any m ore,TUILL E A DH, farther. Tuil le fos. ’
conj. Moreov er.
TUIL TE A CH,-m cm i:, adj. (Tuil , ) That
floods or cov ers withwater,overflowing.
TUIMHSE A CH, a cros s, adj. (Tuim hseadh,) Beat ing, strik ing, thum p i ng .
TUIMHSE A CHADH,
- IDH, s. m . and
TUIMHSE ADH, p res. part. v .
Tuimhsich. Beating,ac t of beat ing, strik
ing, or thum p i ng.TUIhIHSICHTE , p ret. part. v . Tuim h
si ch . Beaten , struck, thum ped.
TUIN E A CH,- 1CH,
- EA N , s. m . A dwelli ng, abode ; a resort, a resident .
TUIN E A CHA DH ,-A IDH
, s. m . and pres.
p art. v . Tuinich. Dwell ing, act or state ofdwell ing ; resort ing, ac t of resorting or
frequenting.
TUIN E A CHA S, - A IS, s. m . (Tuineach, )A sojourn ing, a sojourn ; a dwell ing.
TUIN E A DH ,-1 1) H, s. m . A n
‘
abode, a
p lace of residence.
TUIN ICH,- 1nH, TH v . n . Sojourn ;
dwell ; frequent, resort to.
TUIN N E A SA CH , q u eu e, adj. (Tuinneem b , ) Deathful , causi ng death .
TUIN N IDH,- E
,adj. Hard, firm .
TUIB,
- IDH, TH», v . a. Relate
,rehearse ;
m ourn , deplore ; weep .
TUIR E ADH ,- IDH,
~ E A N,and TUIR E A N
N A N , s. m . . and pres. p art. v . Tuir. R e
lat ing, ac t of relati ng m ourn ing, ac t of
m ourn ing, deploring or lam en t ing ; weep’ i ng, act of weep ing ; a lam entat ion, a la
m ent ; a d irge, an elegy.
TUIR E A N N ,- E IN N
,- A N , s. m . A spark
of fire from an anv i l .
TUIR E A SG ,- ISG ,
- A N , s. m . A saw.
TUIRE A SG A CH ,-A ICHE, adj. (Tuir
easg, ) That saweth, furn ished with saws ;l ike a saw.
TUI 579
TUIR L , 4 1311,TH v . a . Descend
,de
TUIR L IN G } scend rap idlyorwith a noise.TUIR L IN , s. f: ind. and p res. p art. v .
TUIR L IN G , } Tuit l. .Descend ing, ac t
of descending quickly, or with a noise ; adescen t.
TUIR SE , s.f. ind. (Tair, v . ) Sadness, m e
lancholy, m ourn ing, sorrow.
TUIR SE A CH, 4 210 11 12, adj. (Tuirse,) Sad,m ournful, sorrowful .TUIS, - E , J EAN, s.f. Incense, frankin censeajewel .
TfiISEA R,- 1a,
-A N , and -EA N ,s. m . (This
and Fear,) A censer.
TUISL E A CH ,4 51 0 11 2 , adj. Stum bling,
that stum bles ; causi ng to stum ble ; accidental .
TUISL E A CHADH, 4 1 1 133 ,o-E A N , s. m .
TUISLE A DH, 4 1311, i and p res.
p art. v .
'
Tuislich.A stum ble or stum
bl ing an"
accident ; an offence ; act ofstum bl i ng a del iv ery, a bri nging forth .
TUISL ICH,
- 1DH , TH v . 71 . (Tuisleadh, )Stum ble, sl ip , fal l ; com m i t a fault, err ;
bear,bring forth .
TUISL ICHTE , p ret. p art. v . Tuislich.
Stum bled, fal len ; del iv ered.,
TUIT,- 1DH
,THw
, v . 71 . Fal l ; happen , befal l ;set, as the sun .
TUITE AM ,- E IM ,
-A N , s. m . and pres. p art.
v . Tuit. Fal l i ng, act of fal li ng ; a fal l ; a
chance.TUITE AMA CH, q u eue , adj. (Tuiteam , )That fal leth , fal l ing ; ap t to fal l .
TUITE A MA S, - A IS,s. m . (Tuiteam ach, )
Contingen ce, a chance ; a fal l ; an occurrence .TUL, pref. (Uile, ) Signify ing entirely,wholly, com p letely.TULA
,-A ICH,
and - E A N , s. m . A
TULA CH, i hil l ock .
TUL A CHA N ,- A IN ,
- AN , s. m . dim . ofTulach . A l i ttl e h il lock.
TUL A CHA N A CH ,- A 1 CHE, adj. (Tulach
an ,) A boundi ng i n l i ttl e h illocks.
TULA G, - A IG ,- A N , s. f. The fish cal led
gwyniad.
TUL-BHR E ICN E A CH ,-EICHE, adj.
Spotted, freckled.
TUL-BHR E UG ,-A H, s. f A
direct l ie,an entire falsehood.
TUL-BHR EUG A CH,- A ICHE
,adj. That
tel ls direct l ies.TUL-BHR E UG A DA IR ,
- E ,- EA N ,
s. m .
(Tul and Breugadair,) A n im pudent l iar.
TUL CHA N N ,- A IN N
,- A H, and - E AN ,
TUL CHA IN N , } s. f. A house-gable ;a corner ; the back- side.
TUR
TUL- CHUI S,d z
,s. f: (Tul and Chis, )
Confidence, boldness ; p erseverance ; ac uteness, p enetration .
TUL-CHUISE A CH, 4 210 115 , adj. (Tulchuis,) Confident
,bold ; p ersev eri ng
acute, penetrating.TUL -MHA G A DH,
- A IDH,
v E A N ,s. m .
(Tul and Magadh, ) Downrigh t m ockery.
TUL-THAPA DH,- E A N , s. m . A
m ere chance.TUM,
- A IDH, H», v . a. Dip , p l unge, imm erse, duck.
TUMA DH,-axo n , - A 1DHE AN
,s. m . and
pres. part. v . Tum . A dipp i ng ; act of
dipp i ng .
TUMA I R,- E ,
- E A N , s. m . (Tum and
Fear, ) A d ipper or d iv er.
TUMTA , pret. p art. v . Tum . D ipped.TUNNA ,
-A CHA N, s. m . A ton ; a tun.TUN N A DA IR ,
- E,
- EA N , s. m . (Tunnaand Fear,) A funnel or fi ller.
TUN N A G ,- A IG ,
- A N , s. f. A duck or
drake ; in derision, a short- legged wom an .
TUN N A G A CH, 4 1a , adj. (Tunnag,)A bounding in ducks l ike a duck .
TUR, 4 31 3 , s. m . Sense, understanding, iatelligence, penetrat ion , sagaci ty, gen i usi n tention , i ncl inat ion m eaning.
TG R ,- A IDH, TH v . a . (Tur, s. ) Dev ise ,
inv entTGR ,
- UIR.,s. m . A tower.
TUR, adv. i. e. G u tur,
’ Entirely, al to'
gether.TUR , adj. Whole, absolute
,com p le te, en
tire.TURA GH,
-A ICHE, adj. (Tun) Towery,hav i ng towers.
TUR A DA N ,- A 1N ,
- A N , s. m . A sm all heap.TUR A DH ,
-A IDH , s. m . (Tur, and Adh, )Fair weath er.
TURA ID,- E ,
-EA N , 3. fl A turret .TUR A IDE A CH ,
-EICHE, adj. (Turaid,)Hav i ng turrets.
Tfi R A lL ,-E
,adj. (Tur, ) Sagacious, shrewd,
sensibl e ; attentiv e, h eedful .TGR A L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Tura i l, ) Se
gacity, shrewdness ; skilful ness attentive
O
ness.
TURA MA N,
-A IN ,-A N
,s. m . A nodding,
m ov i ng, or shaking.TUR AMA N A ICH ,
-E,
s. m . and pres.
part. v . Turam analch. Noddi ng, ac t ofnoddi ng or v ibrati ng.
TUR AMA N A ICH,- IDH, u p , v. n . (Tur
am an , ) N od, m ov e, shake, v ibrate.
TUR C A CH,- A l CH, 3. m A turk.
TUR CA CH,-A ICHE , adj . Turkish .
TUR G UIN ,- E ,
-EA N , s. m . Destruction .
TUR 580 UA I
TUR G UIN E A CH, UA , prep . From , out ofz -retai ned i n thisDestructiv e.TURLA CH
,—A ICH, 4 111 11 , 3 . m.
fire, a hon- tire a bulky_
and squat p erson .
TUR L OCH,
Loch A brook ; ground cov ered withwater i n winter, and dry 1 11 sum m er,TURN,
- U1 RN, s. m . A tu1 n, job, feat . E ng.
word.
TURBA BA N,- A IN , s. at. A rocking
TUR R AMA N , l m otion of the bodywhen si tting ; grief.
TUR R A BA N A ICH,- E ,
_
s. f. (Turre
TUR R A MA N A ICH, nan A constan trocking or m ov i ng of the body.TURRA - CHODA L ,
-A 1L , s. m . A sl umb er or sl um bering, drowsi ness.
TURRA CHODA L A CH ,- A ICHE
,adj.
S lum beri ng.
TUR R A G ,- A 1c ,
- A N , s. f. An accident,m ishap .
TUR R A G A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Turrag, )
A cc iden tal, unlucky.TURBAM,
- A IM ,- A N , s. m . A soft sound
,
a m urm ur, or whisper.
TURTUR,
- U1 a,
-AH, s. f. A turtl e.TURUS
,- UIS
,- A N ,
s. m . A journey,v oyage, or expedi t ion .
TURUSA CH ,4 1 10 11 12 , adj. (Turus, ) Mak
i ng frequent journeys, trav el l ing m uch .
TUR USA ICHE ,- E A N , s. m . (Turus,) A
trav el ler, a p i lgrim .
TUR USA CHD , s. f. ind. (Turusach, ) Atrav el l i ng, a p i lgrim age .
TUS, beginning, a beginn ing
,com m encem ent or o1 1g1n a f1 ont, or
v an .
TUSA , pers. pron . em ph. of Tu.
TUS- A IN M,- E ,
-E A N ,s. m . (Tus and
A ium , ) A patronym ic .TUT
,interj. Express iv e of cold ; indi cat ing
im patience.
TOT,- irrr ,
-AH,s. m . A sti nk or stench .
T GTA CH ,-A lCHE , adj. (Tun) Stink ing.
TUTHA N ,- A IN , s. f. A sl ut.
U , u, the sev enteenth and last letter of theGael i c A lphabet, nam ed Ur,
’ The yewtree.U ! interj. Expressiv e of joy, surprise, d
‘
appointm ent, and other feel ings.
- 0 1 cn , TA N , s. m . (Tur and UA BHA R ,
fo 1 m when con ioined with pers. pronouns.
A large UA BA IR T,- E ,
- E A N , s. f. (Ua, pref. andBei1 , ) Expulsion . Provin .
P1 ide,'
i nsolence,-.f11 11 , s. m .
'
v ai n-gl ory.
l
UA BHA R A CH,- A 10HE , adj. (Uabhar;
Proud.
-_
AN , s. m . The top , surupper part ; cream ; the
upperl eather of a shoe ; the woof of cloth .
Provin: f
UA CHDA R A CH,- A ICH
,s. f (Uachda1 ,)
Leather sui table for upp er leathers of shoes.UA CHDA R A CH , ”1 10 11 13, arj (Uachdar. )Upper, h igher; u ppexm ost or highest ,abounding i n cream .
UA CHDA R A CHD,s. f: ind. (Uachdar
ach State of bei ng superior or higher.
UA C HDA R A N ,- A 1 N ,
- A N , S. m . (Uacl1da1 , ) A go v ernor, rule1 , ch i ef.
aran ,) Gov ernm ent, sovereignty, suprem acy.
UA DH CHR ITH,- 11 , s.f Terror
,dread.
UA DH BHE IST,- E ,
- E A N,s. m . and f
A m onster.
UA G HA CH,-A ICHE, adj. (Uaigh, ) Ful l
of grav es.
UA IBH , p rep . conjoined with pers. p ron .
t. e. Us and S ibb .
UA IBHR E A CH , 4 310 11 11, adj. (Uabhar,)Proud, haughty, v ai n- glorious ; sp iri ted.
UA IBHR E A CHA S, - A ls, m . and f.UA IBHR E A CHD, ind.
UA IBH RE A S, - E 1 s,
UA IDN E ,- EA N , s. f. The st i lt ofa p lough .
UA IG H,- E
,and UA G HA CH , UA IG HE A N
,
UA G HA ICHE A N,s. f. A grav e or tom b .
UA IG N E A CH,- E 1a , adj. (Uaigh,)
Lonesom e, so l i tary, secret, retired ; dullm elancholy.
UA IG N E A S, 3. m . Secrecy, privacy,
sol i tari ness.
UA IL L ,- E , s. f. Van i ty, p ride, vai n -glory ;
dign i ty ; fam e.
UA IL L E A G ,ism ,
- A N , s. f: (Ualli,) Aconceited fem ale.
UA IL L - FHE AR T,-E 1ar,
~ A N, s. m . A
m m or yell ; an i l lustrious deed.
UA ILL FHE A R IACH,
”arom a, adj.
(Uail'
l- fheartfi Of noble v irtues or achi evem ents.
UA ILL-MHIA N N ,- A , s. m . (Uaill and
M iann ,) A m bition .
UA IL L -MH IA N N A CH, ”1 1a , adj.A m bi tious.
UA IMH , UA MHA , and -E , and
UA S 582
born ; genteel, poli te ; proud ; elegant, fine ;
p recious, val uable.UA SA L ,
- A IL, UA ISLEA N , s. m . A gentlem an .
UA SA L A CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Uasal, s. )
Genteel .UA SA L G HN IOMHA CH,
Z-A ICHE, adj.
(Uasal and G niom h, ) A cting genteelly.UA T
, prep . conjo ined with p ers. p ron . i. 6 .
Us and Thu. From thee .UATHA , pre p, conjoined with pers. pron .
i. e. Us an d Iad. From them .
UB ! UB ! UBUB ! interj. Expressiv e ofav ersion or contem p t .
UEH,~ UIBHE ,
- E A N,s. 971 . A n egg.
UBH ! UBH ! UBHA N ! interj. Expressi v e of gr ief or d isgust.
UBHA CH , 4 1 10 11 13, adj. (Ubh, s. ) A bounding in eggs.
UBHA IL ,- E , adj. (Ubh, ) Oral , ell ip tical .
UBHA L ,- A IL , p l, Ubhlan, s. 771 . A n app le.
UBHA LA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Ubbal,) Bear
i ng app l es.UEH - BHR E ITHE A CH,
- E1CHE, adj.
O v iparous.
UBH- CHRUTH,- A IN N , 5. pl. Spawn .
UEH- CHUMPA CH,~ A ICH, s. f. A u oh
long spheroid.
UBHL A ,- A IDH~E A N
, s. m . A fine or penal ty .
UBR A ID,- E ,
- E A N , s.f. A d ispute, con
fusi on .
UBR A IDE A CH, 4 310 11 111, adj. (Ubraid, )Confused.
UCHD, s. m . ind. The breast or bosom ;
th e brow or side ofa h i ll .UCHDA CH,
- A ICH , s. f A n ascen t or
steepness ; a stom acher, breast- p late exten
sion of voice ; a clef in m usic ; the si ne ofan angle.
UCHDA CH,-A ICH,
s.f. (Uchd,) A certai n
part of the furn i ture of a pack- saddle, p ut
round the horse’s breast.
UCHDA IL ,- E , adj. (Uchd, ) Stout
breasted erect, h igh headed.
UCHDA N ,-A 1N ,
- A N , s. m . A h i llock .
UCHD- EIDE A DH,- 111H ,
- 1DH EA N , s. m .
A breast- p late.
UCHD-MHA C ,-xc , s. 711 . A 11 adapted son.
UCHD-MHA C A CHA DH,- A IDH, s. m .
and p res. part. 11. Uchdm m hacaich. A dop ting
,ac t of adop ti ng.
UCHD-MHA C A CHD, s.f. ind. (Dehdm hac , ) A dop t ion .
UCHD-MHA C A ICH ,4 11 11 , 11 11
’
v . a.
'
(Uchd and M ac,) A dep t
‘
as a son or heir.
UCHD-MHA CA ICHTE ,
‘
p rei. part. v .
Uchd-m hacaich. A dopted.
UD, deinonstr. pron . That, you, yonder.
UIDI
UDA IL‘
, 4 11 11,11 11
’v. a. Cause to totter or
shake ; rem ov e, cause to rem ov e.UDA IL ,
- E,adj. Inhosp i table, churl ish .
UDA L,- A IL , s. m . and pres. p art. Udail.
D istress, a tossing, a float ing.UDA L A CH
,- A ICHE, adj. (Udal , ) ,Wav er
i ng, tossing or tossed rem ov ing.UBA LAN,
- A 1N ,- A N , s. m . A swiv el .
UD A L A N A CH, 4 1 1611 13, adj.
Pendulous, swinging.UDHA R
,4 1 11 ,
- AH, s. m . A boi l, ulcer or
sore ; a wound.
UDHA R A CH ,- A ICHE
,adj. (Udhar,)
A fllic ted with sores, wounded.
UDL A ICHE ,- E A N
,s. m . A stag .
UDL A IDH,- E
,adj. Gloom y
,dark.
UDR A TH AD , 4 1 1 11,-AIDEA N , s. f. Free
egress and regress to com m on pasture.UGA N,
- A IN ,- A NNA N, '
s. m . The upper
part of the breast, fore part of the neck.
UG HDA IR , 4 1 ,- E A N , s. 771 . A 1 1 au thor.
UGHDA IR E A CHD,s. f. ind. (Ughdair, )
A uthorship .
UG HDA R A CH, 4 1 10 11 11 , adj. (Ughdair, )Of, or belonging to an author ; authoritativ e ; authentic, hav ing an author.
UG HDA R A CHA DH ," am in e. m . and
p res. p art. vi Ughdaraich. A uthoriz ing,act of authori z ing.
UG HDA R A ICH, 4 11 11 , 11 11’
v. a. (Ughdair, ) A uthori ze, em power.
[‘
J G HD A R A ICHTE , p ret. part. Ughd- o
arai ch . A uthori zed, em p owered.
UG HDA R R A S, 4 1 1 3 , s. m . (Ughdair,)A uthority.
UG HDA R R A IS, s. f. Lum ber, staff in
UG HTA R R A IS, one’s way.
UG SA ,—A N , and - A ICHE A N , s. m . The coal
fish.
UIBE ,- E A CHA N
,s. m . A m ass, a l um p ,
com m only of dough .
UIBE A CH, 4 110 11 11,adj. (Uibe, ) Lum a
p ish , m assy.UIBHIR , s.f. ind. A num ber, quantity or
sum .
UIBHIR E A CH,4 110 11 11 , adj. (Uibhir,)
Num erous.
UIDH, 4 1,- E A N , s.f. A ford, th e part ofa
stream which leav es a lake, before breaking i nto a current ; a desire, wish
‘
;'parti
al i ty, fondness, affection ; hop e,‘
expec
tation .
UIDH, s. f. A degree, step , pace ;'
a
UIDHE , journey .
U lDHE AM,- 1M ,
- A N , s. f Furn iture,equipage, accoutrem ents, i nstrum ents ;dress, decoration ; clothes, habi l im en ts
°
order, arrangem en t ; use, need.
UID 583
UIDHE AMA CH , 4 1 1 0 11 11 , adj. Well furn ished, accoutred or dressed.
UIDHE AMA CHA DH, 4 1 1 11 11 , s. m . and
171183. part. v . Uidheam aich. Furn ishing,act of furnish ing with necessary i natram en ts, apparatus, or dress ; arranging
, act
of arranging.
UIDHE AMA ICH, 4 11 11 , 11 11’
v . a.
(Uidheam ,) Equip , furn ish with instrum ents
,or dress ; arrange, prepare.
UIDHE AMA ICHTE , p ret. part. v . Uidh
eam aich. Equipped, furnished ; arranged,
prepared.
UIDHE A R , 4 11,
-A N , s. m . (Uidhe and
Fear, ) A trav el ler, a p i lgrim .
UIG ,4 1
,and - E A CHA N , s.f. A nook,
a retired or sol itary hol low, cov e or den.
UIG E A CH,- EICHE
,adj. (Uig, ) A bound
i ng in nooks or’
sol itary hollows.
UIG E A N ,-m N ,
-EA N , s. m . (Uig,) A fu
gitive, a lonely wanderer.
UIG E A N A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 11, adj. (Digoan,) Of,or belonging to a fugi tiv e.
UIG E A N TA , 4 1m m , adj. (Uig,) Of aretired or unsocial disposi t ion .
UIG E A N TA CHD, s. f: ind. (Uigeanta,)Gloom i ness, unsociality.
UIG HE A L A CHD, s. f. ind. (Uigheil,)The qual i ty of giv ing p leasure care, heed.
UIG HE IL ,. E
,adj. Giv ing p lea
sure ; careful, heedful.UIL E ,
adj. The W hole.UIL E A CHD, s. f. ind. (Uilo,) Univ ersality, total i ty, general i ty.
UILE A N N ,
'
- IN N,and UILLN E ,
- A N , s. f.
The elbow a corner or angle.
;UIL E A R ,adj. (Uilo and Lcdr, ) Too m uch,
redundant, superfluous.
UILE - BHE IST,-r:, 4 1 1m , 3. m . A m onster.
UIL E -BHE A N N A ICHTE , adj. A ll.
U IL E ~ BHE A N N UICHTE , } blessed.
UILE ~ BHR E ITHE A CH,4 11a , adj.
A ll-judging.
UIL E -BHUA DHA CH,-A ICHE, adj. A ll
i v ictori ous.UIL E - CH IN N TE A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. A ll
certai n .
UIL E - CHQ ITCHIO N N ,adj. Univ ersal .
UIL E - CHO ITCHIO N N A CHD, s.f. ind.
Univ ersal i ty.
UIL E - CHOMA SA CH,-A ICHE, adj. All
powerful .U ILE - CHRUTHA CH,
-A ICHE, adj. Omniform .
UIL E - CHUMHA CHD , s. f: ind. C m
nipotence.
UIL E -CHUMHA CHDA CH, adj. f A l
m igh ty.
UIM
UIL E - DHIO N G MHA LTA , adj. A ll
suffi c ientUILE - FHR A DHA R CA CH, adj. A ll
seei ng.
Ul LE A ll-wise.UI LE - GHLORMHO R , adj. A ll-glorious.
UIL E - G HRASMHOR , adj. A ll-gra
cious.
UIL E -LATHA IR E A CH, adj. Om ni
present.UILE -LEIR SIN N E A CH, adj. A ll-see
i ng.
UlL E -MHA ITHEA SA CH, adj. A ll~
UIL E -MHA THA SA CH . good.
UIL E - N A OMHA , adj. A ll-holy.UlL E -N E A R TMHOR , adj. A ll- powerful .
UIL E -R IA G HL A CH, adj. A ll- ruling.
UIL E -THR OCA IR E A CH, adj. A ll
m ercifu l.U IL’
-FHA ICIN N E A CH,adj. A ll-see
1ng.
UIL’- FHIOSR A CH, adj. A ll- knowi ng .
UI I.’- FHIOSR A CHD,s.f. ind. Om nis
cience.
UIL’- FHO G HA IN TE A CH, adj. A ll
sufficient.UIL IDH, adj. A ll, total . G u h- uilidh,
’
adv . Total ly, universal ly.UIL’
- IO C ,- A
,s. m . The m isletoe .
UlL'- IOML A N , adj. A ll- p erfect
UIL’- IOML A IN E A CHD, s. f. 1nd. A ll
UIL’- IOML A N A CHD, suffi ciency .
U IL’- ION ADA CH , adj. Om nipresent .
U IL’- ION A DA CHD,
s.f. ind. Om nipre
sence.
UILL , 4 1111 , 11 11’
v . a. (Uilleadb , s Oil,besm ear with oil.
UIL L E A N N , 4 N N , s. j: Honeysuckle,woodbine .
0 1L L 1DH,-E
,adj. (Uilleadh, ) Oily.
UIL L TE , p ret. part. Hi l l. Oiled.
UIM’- CHL A DHA CH, 4 1 1 0 11 , 3. C ir
cum vallation .
UIM’- CHR ITH, 4 1,
- EA N , s.f. A n earth
quake.
UIM’-DHRUID, 4 1111
,11 11
’v . a. Enclose,
besiege.UIM ’
-DHR UIDE A DH, 4 11 11 , 3. m . and
p res. part. v . Uim’-dhruid. Enclosing,
act of enclosing ; besieging, act of besieging ; a siege ; an enclosure.
UIME , p rep . conjoined with pers. pron.
(Ulm and E ,) A bout, or around him or
i t of,or concern ing him or i t.
UIMPE , prep . conjoined with p ers. pron.
(Uim and A bout, or around her or i t ;of, or concerning her or i t.
UIN 584
UIN ,LE ,
js.f. ind. Tim e, a tim e, or sea
UIN E , son life, a l i fe-t im e.UIN ICH,
34 1, s. f. Bustle,hurry.
UIN N E A G , 4 cm ,- AH, s.f. A window.
UIN N E A G A CH,
'
- A ICHE, adj. Windowed.
UIN N E A N,
- E 1'
N ,- A N , s. 711 . A n on ion.
UINNL EA G,4 11 01,
- A N , s. f.
A thrust wi th the elbow.
IN N SE A N N, 4 N N , s. m . A sh
,the ash
UIN SEA N N , j tree.UIPE A R,
4 a,-AH, s. on. A n unhandy
craftsm an, a bungler ; a clown , a ch url.UIPE A R A CH, 4 1 1 0 11 13, adj. (Uipear, )Unbandy, awkward, unskilful ; clownish,churl i ’sh .
UIPIN N,4 1
,- EA N , s. f. A treasure, a
hoard.
U1R, and s.j: Mould, dust, earth .
UIR CE A N , 4 1m ,- A N , s. m . A pig; gri ce.
U IR C E A N A CH ,.- A 1 0 11 1:, adj. (Uircean , )
A bcunding in p igs ; l ike a p ig.
UIR E AD, s. m . ind. So m uch , as m uch .
UIR E A SBHA CH,- A ICH , s. m . (Uireasbh
uidh, ) A needy person .UIR E A SBH 11 1 0 11 - EA N , s.f. (Ur andE asbhuidh, ) Wan t, i ndigence, pov ert y.
UIR E A SBHUIDHE A CH, 4 110 11 11 , adj.Indigen t, needy, desti tute.UIR G HIOL L , s. m . The faculty ofspeech sp eech a narrat ion an orati ona com m and.
UIR G HIO LL A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (Uir
ghioll, ) Eloquent.
UIR IDH ,adv. i. e. A n uiridb ,
’
(an uair a
rui th , ) Last year.
UIR l G H, 4 1 ,- EA N
,s. f. A couch, a bed .
UIR IOL L A CH, 4 1 10 11 , 3. m . A precipi ce .
UIR L IOS, 4 5,
o-A N , s. m . A walled garden .
UIR N E IS, s. m . A furnace.
'
UI R - FHAMH,-AH, s.f. (Uir and
Pam b ,) A m ale.
U IR SG E UL,
- E OIL,
- AH,11. m . (Ur an d
Sgeul, ) A fable ; a nov el .UIR SG E UL A CH , 4 1 1 0 11 11,
‘
adj. (Uirsgeul, )Fabulous.
UlR SG E ULA ICH, 4 3,
- 1:A N,s. m . (Uirs
geul , ) A teller of stori es, a fabul ist a no
v elist.
UIS, ~ E , s. f. Use, uti l ity.
U l SE A G , 4 1m ,- A N , s. f. A lark, a sky- lark .
UISE A G A CH,- A ICHE, adj. Of, or belong
i ng to larks.
UISE IL ,- E
,adj.
‘
(Uis,) Useful; com fortable ; dign ified, h igh born ; respected.
Ul SG ,- EA N , and - E A CHA N , s. m . Wa
UISG E , } ter.
UISG E - BE A THA , s. m (b isge and
Beaths, ) Whisky .
UMH
UISG E A CHADH, 4 1 111 11 , s. m . and p res.
p art. v . Uisgich. Water,act of watering.
UISG E AL A CHD, . IZ ind. (Uisgeil, )Wateri ness.
UISG ICH , v. a. (Uisge,) Water.
UISG ICHTE, p ret. p art. v . Uisgich. Wa
tered, irrigated.
UISG lDH, 4 1 , adj. (Uisge,) Watery, waterish ; fain t- hearted.
UISIN N E A CHADH, 4 11 11 11 , s. m . and
p res. part. v“
. Uisinnich. Using, act of usi ng, treatm en t.UISIN N ICH , 4 11 11 , 11 11
’v . a. Use, treat.
UISIN N ICHTE , p ret. pdrt. v . Uisinnicb .
Ilsed.
UISL IG IN N, s. f. Disturbance, con
fusi on,rage.
UISLINN, 4 1 ,- EA N
,s.f: Sport, div ersion,
“
wantonness.Ul ST ! interj. Silence ! Hist !UL A , 4 1 0 11 11 11 ,
'
s. f. A beard ; rank or long
grass ; branches of trees .
UL A G , 4 1 10 ,- A N
, s.f A block, a p ully.
UL A G A CH , 4 1 10 11 11 , adj (Ulalg,) Furn ished with blocks or pullies.
UL A IDH,
‘
4 1 , -EA N, and - NEA N
,s. f. A
treasure ; a pack- saddle.UL FHA R TA ICH, s. f. ind . A howl ing.UL L A CHADH
,-A 1 11 11 , s. m . and p res. p art.
v . Ullaich. ; Preparing, act of prep aring ;a preparation , prov isi on .
UL L A ICH , 4 11 11 , D11’
v . a. (Ullam h, )Prepare, m ake ready ; procure , p rov ide.
UL L A ICHTE , pref. part. v . Ullaich. Pre
pared ; prov ided.
UL L A MH, 4 1 1111 11 11 , adj. Ready prepared,finished ; ready, prone to.
UL L AMHA CHD, s. f. ind. Readiness,proneness.
UL TA CH , 4 1 10 11 ,-EA N
,s. 711 . A n arm ful
,
a lap ful.UMA D, prep . conjoined
’
Wi th pers. pron.
(Uim and Thu, ) A bout thee, upon thee .UMA IBH, prep.
“ conjo i ned with pers. p ron .
(Uim andSibh,)A boutyou ; concern ing you.
UMA IDH, 4 1,Z EAN , s. m . A dolt, a block
head, a fool ; a boor a coward.
UM A IDH,$ 11, adj. Vulgar, ignorant ;
cowardly:UM A IN N , prep . conjoinedwi th pers. pron .
(Uim and Sinn,) A bout, concern ing us.
UMAM, prep . conjoined wi th pers. pron.
(Uim“
and M i,) A bout m e ; concern ing mé.UMHA , s. m . ind. Copper or brass.
UMHADA IR , 4 1 ,LEAN, s'
. m . (Um ba andFear,) A brazier.
UMHA IL ,s. j: incl. Heed, attention
,
consideration doubt, susp ic ion.
UR C 586
UR - CHO IL L E A CH,- m cna, adj.A bound
i ng in green woods.
UR ~ CHR ADH, 4 1 11 11,
3. m . (Ur and
C radh,) Recen t distress.
UR - CHR A N N ,- A 1 N N ,
'
s. f. (Ur and
Crann ,) A bloom ing or fresh tree .
UR - CH R A N N A CH,~ A ICHE, adj. (Um
chrann , ) A bounding in bloom ing trees.
DHA THA ICHTE ,adj. (0 1 and
Dath , ) N ew- coloured.
UR -DHUBHA DH, 4 11 1111 , s. 711 .
A n ecl ip se.
UR FHA L LA IN ,4 1 , adj. Fresh and
heal thy.
UR - FHAS, s. m . (Ur and Fas,) A
bloom, a sprout ; offspri ng.
UR n FHAS, 4 1 111 11, 11 11’
v. a. Grow agai n ,bud forth .
UR - FHAS, s. m .and p res. part. v . Ur- fhas.Growi ng
,state of growing again .
UR - G HAIRDE A CHA S, -m , s. m , (Urand G eirdeachas, ) Rejoicing, great or sincere rejoicing orjoy.
URLA ,s. m . ind. A face or fron t, the
countenance ; hair, a lock of hair ; the
breast or chest .
UR -L A BHA IR , 4 11 11 , contr.- LABHR A IDH,
11 11’
v . n . Speak eloquen tly.
UR - L ABHA IR T, s. f. and pres. part. 11.
Ur-labhair. A ct of speaking eloquently ;el oquence
,rhetoric , oratory.
UR -L ABHA IRTE AR , 4 3 ,- A N , s. m .
(Ur-labhairt and Fear, ) A n orator.
UR L A IM ,-E , s. t: Readi ness, preparation .
UR L A IMH, 4 1, adj. (Ur and Lam b ,)Neat, quick, expert, ready-handed.
UR L A IMHE A CHD, s.f. ind. ( 111 111 1tQuickness, expertness, ready handedness.
UR LAMHA CHA DH,- A 1 11 11, s. m . and
pres. part. v . Urlam haich. A ct of m aking
ready, preparing.
UR L AMHA ICH , 4 11 11 , 11 11 v . a. (Ur andLam b , ) Make ready, prepare.
UR L'
AMHA S, - A 18, 5. m . (Urlaim h,) Possession , authori ty, suprem e power;
UR L A N N ,-A IN N ,
- AH, s. m . (Ur and
Lann ,) A staff.
URLA R, 4 1 11 ,- AH, s. m . (Uir, s. and Lam)
The lowest part ; the floor of ahouse.
UR - L O ISG E A CH, 4 11 0 11 11, adj. (Ur andL oisg,) K een , zealous, ferv ent.
UR - LUA CHA IR , s.f: Green rushes
UR LUIN N’
,4 1,
- EA N,s.f: (Ur and
Beau ty the fore part of a ship .
UR -M‘
HA ISE A CH, 4 110 11 11, adj. (Ur andMaiseach, ) Beautiful, graceful, handsom e.
UR NUIG H‘
, 4 1,
"BA N , s.‘
f. A prayer,
prayers.
URU .
URRA ,n A IDHEA N , s. m . A person; an ia
fant . Provin .
UR R A DH,
’
-A IBH,- E A N , s. m . A n author,
UR RA IN N , a prom oter or beginnerof any th ing ; . power, abi li ty ; a defendanti n a process.
UR R A IL ,- E , adj. (Urraj Forward, im
p uden t.UR R AL A CHD, s. f: ind. Forwardness
,
boldness, im p udence.URRA M,
-A IM , s
'
. m . Resp ect, rev erence,deference ; honour, dign i ty.
UR R AMA CH,-A ICHE , adj. (Urram ,)
Noble, honourable rev erend, v enerable,worthy of respec t.
UR R AMA CHD , s. f.
‘
ind. (Urram ach, )Nobil i ty, honourableness.
UR R A MA CHA DH,-A IDH, s. m . and pres.
part. v . Urram aich. Honouring, ac t of
honouri ng, rev erencing or obeying.UR R AMA ICH,
—IDH, 111 1’
v . a. (Urram , )Honour, rev ere, rev erence, respect .
UR R AMA ICHTE, pret. part. Urram a
i ch . Honoured,rev ered.
UR R A N TA ,- A INTE , adj. (Urra, ) Bold,
dari ng, dauntl ess, i ntrep id, audacious.
UR R A N TA CHD, s. j: ind. (Urranta, )
Boldn ess, dari ngness, i ntrep idi ty.URRA S, -u s,
- AN , s. m . A surety, scourity; a cautioner ; a bond or i nsurance ;boldness, audacity .
UR R A SA CH ,- A ICHE, adj. (Urras, ) Trust
worthy, secure.
UR R A SA CHD,s. f. ind. (Urrasach,)
Trust-worth in ess.
UR SA IN N ,-A IN N ,
- A N , s. m . A doorUR SA N N , post , side ofa door.
UR SG A R TA DH ,- A IDH, s. m . A sweep
i ng clean, a driv i ng away, as of cattle fromgrass or corn .
[BR - SG EUL,
- E61L , - A N, ( er and Sgeul, )
A tale, a rom ance, a nov el ; a recent aocount.
G R SG EULA CH,- A ICHE, adj. (Ur
sgeul,) Tale- tel l ing, fabulous, rom antic,rehearsi ng fables ; bringing recent i ntelligence .
fl R - SG E UL A ICHE ,-EA N , s. m . (fir and
Sgeul,) A fabul ist, novelist.
fl R - SPEA L,- AIDH, 11 11
’
v . a (fir andSpeal,) Cut, or m ow down qu ickly.
fi R - SPE A LA DH,-A IDH, s. m ; and pres.
part. Ur-sp eal . A ct of m owing, or cut
t ing down quickly.
UR—THO ISE A CH,-xor1 , s. 711 . (Or and
Toiseach ,) The v ery begi nn ing.
fiRUlSG ,- E
,-EA N , s. m . A being sup
powd to haunt lonely and sequestered
587
p laces ; a d iv i ner, one who foretold futureevents.
USA , adj. com p . of Furas o r Furasda.
USADH, Easier.
USA CHD, s. f. ind. (Usadh,) Easiness, fa
cility.
USA D,—A ID, s, m . (Usa,) Easi ness, degree
of easiness.
i G A lDI—I, - E , adj. (Uisge,) Watery,m oist ; clam m y, greasy.
fJSG A lDHE A CHD, s.f. ind. (Usgaidh, )Wateriness, m oistness clam m iness, greasiness.
USG A R , q u a, and nsc aaca ,- AH
,and
- G R A ICHEA N,s. m . A jewel, any orna
m ent ; a hell on l iquor.USG A R A CH, m uons , adj. (Usgar, ) 0 r
nam ented with laces orjewels.USG A R A ICHE ,
-E A N , s. m . (Usgar, ) A
jeweller.USPA G ,
- A 1 G ,-A N , s.f. A push ; a pang,
a throe.USPA IR ,
- E ,-E A N , s. m . A n ugly or l um p
ish fel l ow.
USPA IR N ,-E , s. f. Contention, stri fe, a
struggle.USPA IR N E A CH, 4 1a
,adj. (Uspairn, )
Striv ing, struggl ing, contentious.
UTR
USPA IR N E A CHD,s. ind. (Uspair
neach , ) A struggl ing, a con tendi ng.
USPA N, ram , 3. m . A shapeless m ass ; an
uncouth lum p .
UT ! UT ! interj. of dissapprobation, or
disl ike.UTA G ,
-.n o
,-A N , s. f. Stri fe
,confusion,
outrageUTA G A CH, qu eue, adj. (Utag,) Confused
,clam orous
,noisy.
UTA G A CH ADH,-A IDH, s. m . and pres.
part. Utagaich. Push i ng,act of push
ing, justl ing, or raising a tum ult .UTA G A ICH,
- IDH, 11 11’
v . a. (Utag, )Push , j.ustle, raise a tum u l t.
I3TH ,-A ,
-A N,and 4 1 1411 11 14 , 3. m . A n udder.
GTHA CH,- A 1 0 1 1 E
,adj. (ma) Uddered.
UTHA RD , adv. A bov e,up, abov e there,
above yonder.
GTR A IS, s.f. A confusedm ass of any thing ;m olestation ; restl essness, fidgeting.
fiTR A ISEA CH ,- E ICHE, adj. (fl trais, )
Confused, disordered ; troublesom e, v exat ious
,annoy ing ; fidgeting, uneasy, rest
less.
UTR A ISE A CHD, s.f: ind .
Confusion,confusedness ; troublesom enessuneasi ness, restlessness.
