A dictionary of the Gaelic language, in two parts, I. Gaelic and ...

WHI 999 WIL
WHISTLE, n. a. and n. Fead, dean fead,
dean feadaireachd, gairm le fead.
WHISTLE, s. Feada?, feadan ; fead.
W HISTLE R, s. Fear feadaireachd.
WHIT, s. Mir, dad; smad, dadum, criom-
ari.
WHITE, adj. Geal ; ban, fionn ; glaii,
fior-ghlan.
WHITE, s. Gile, geal, bàinead, gealagan.
WHITE, V. a. Gealaicb, bànaich.
WHITE-LEAD, s. Luaidhe gheal.
WHITEN, i;. a. and n. Gealaicb, bànaich ;
fas geal, fas ban.
WHITENER, *. Gealachair; fear gealnchaidh.
A'HITENESS, s. Gile, gilead, bainead,
baine, glaine, glainead.
WHITENING, *. Gealachan, gealadan.
WHITE-WASH, s. Plasd-aoil ; ionnlaid.
WHITE-WINE, s. Fion-geal.
WHITHElt, adv. C aite? c' ionadh,
ceana, cia 'n taobh ? ciod an car, ciod an
rathad? far, a dh' ionnsuidh.
WHITHERSOEVER, adv. C aite air
bith, ge b*e air bith aite.
WHITING, i. Gealag, donnag; callc bhog,
cailc phronn.
WHITISH, adj. A leth-char geal, a letfa-
. a. and n. Glaodh; dean
gair, dean glaodh.
WHORE, s. Siùrsach, striopach, strapuld,
sgliùrach, dubh-choitchionn.
WHORE, V. a. and n. Siùrsaicb, trualll,
truaillich, dean *na striopaich ; dean strìo^
achas.
WHOREDOM, s. Strlopachas, drùi^
nee-ghloine, siììrsacbd, feòlmhorachd.
WHOREMASTER, ) *. Drùisear, fear-
WHOREMONGEK, \
striopacbais.
WHORESON, s. Mac siùrsaieh, mao
striopaich.
WHORISH, adj. Siùrsachail, striopach
ail, driiiseil, mi-gheimnidh, macnusacb.
WHORISHNESS, s. Drùisealachd.
WHORTLEBERRY, s. Braoileag, dearcmhonaidh.
WHOSE, pron. m/m-og. Co?coleis?
WHOSE, gen. of Who and Which. Aig
am bheil.
WHOSO, }pron. Co air bith, co
WHOSOEVER, J sam bith.
WHY, adv. C* arson? ciod uime? ceud
fath? c' uige? c' uime?
WICK, *. Buaic, buaichd.
WICKE^D, adj. 01c, aingidb, daoidh;
coirbte, coiripidh ; malluichte, ciontach,
peacacb, dubhailceach, malluichte, sgrios-
ail.
WICKEDNESS, s. Aingidheachd ; olo,
drochbheart, peacadh, cionta ; olcas, dubh>
ailc, coiripidheachd.
WICKER, adj. Slatach, gadach.
Wl CKET, J. Fath-dborus, geata cumhann.
WIDE, adj. Farsuing, farsuinn, leathanii,
mòr, leobbar.
WIDEN, V. a. and n. Ijeudaicli, farsuing-
ich ; leathannaich ; fas farsuing, fas leath-
ann.
WIDGEON, 5. Amadan mòintich.
WIDENESS, s. Farsuingeachd, leud,
leithnead.
WIDOW, s. Bantrach, ban-treabhach.
WIDOWER, s. Bantrach fhir, aonracan.
WIDOWHOOD, s. Bantrachas; bantreabhachas.
WIDTH, s. Farsuingeachd ; leud, leithail
; feumail, tarbhach,
WHOLESOMENESS. ». Fallaineachd
nead.
WIELD, V. a. Làuihaicb, laimhsich ; stiur,
tarbhachd, tairbhe.
WHOLLY, adv. Gu slan; gu tur ; gu h-
iomchair.
WIELDY, adj. St-làimhseachadb, soiomlan,
gu le'r, gu bdileach, gu buileach.
WHOM, pron. re/. A, nach,
WHOM, pron. interrog. Co ? cia?
WHOMSOEVER, ;.ron. Co air bith ; aon
bith, aon sam bith, neach air bith.
OOP, s. Coileach oidbche; glaodh,
iolacb ; gair-cliatba ; glaodbaich.
riaghailteachadh.
WIFE, t. Bean ; bean-pbòsda, cèile, b»nchèile.
WIG, i. Piorbhuic ; gruag.
W I GH T, J. Neach ; bith , uiTa, fear.
WIGHTLY, at/r. Gu luath.
WILD, adj. Fiadhaich; borb ; alluidh;
allta; allmharrach; fiadhain; fas, garbh,