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CEU 136 CHE CEUM, cfiM, pi .HUMAN and -annak, s. m. A step, footstep, degree, a path. CEUM, -AiDH, CH-, r. a. Step, measure by steps, pace, move step by step. CEUMADH, -AIPH, s. m. and pres. part. v. Ceum. Stepping, measuring; a walking slowly, a pacing, strutting. CEUMAIL, j-Eflrfj. (Ceum,) Stately CEUMANTA,! in gait, strutting majestic, pompous. CEUM-INBHE, s. m. (Ceum and Inbhe,) A degree in rank or dignity. CEUMNACH, adj. Gradatory ; ambling, pacing; moving majestically ; stately. CEUMNACHADH, -aidh, s. m. A pacing, striding, strutting, marching, stepping. CEUMNAICH, V. a. Step, pace, march, advance by steps. CEUM-TUISLIDH, s. m. (Ceum and Tuisleadh,) A false step. CEUS, CEÒ1S, CEUSAN, s. m. The ham or lower part of the body. The coarser parts of wool. CEUS, -AIDH, CH-, I', a. Crucify, torture. CEUSACH, adj. Crucifying, torturing; of or connected with crucifying. CEUSADAIR, -E, -EAS, i. m. (Ceus and Fear,) A tormentor. CEUSADAIREACHD, 5./. The business of a crucifier or tormentor. CEUSADAN, -AiN, s. m. (Ceus,) A cruci- fix. CEUSAUH, -AIDH, 5. m. ana pres. part. v. Cens. Crucifying. CEUSDA, } ad), and pret. part. v. Ceus. CEUSTA, Ì Crucitied. CEUSLACH, -AicH, 5. m. (Ceus, s.) The wool on a sheep's legs, and the borders and ( oarser parts of the fleece. CEUTACH, -AiCHE, af/;. Elegant, beauti- ful, graceful, engaging, comely, pleasant pleasing, seemly, admirable. CEUTADH, -AIDH, ^5. m. Elegance, CEUTAICHEAD, ] gracefulness, come- liness, jileasantness, seemliness. CHA, cha'd, cha'k, adv. negat. Not. " Cba bhuail mi," 1 will not strike. " Cha chuir mi," I will not put. " Cha dean mi," I will not do. " Cha do bhuail mi," 1 did not strike. " Cha d'fhalbh mi," I did not go. " Cha d'èisd mi," I did not listen. " Cha d'òl mi,'' 1 did not drink. " Cha d'rinn mi," 1 did not do. " Cha'n fhaigh mi," 1 shall not get. " Cha leig mi," I shall not allow. CHAD, prcl. a. of Cab r. Did notch, did laden t. CHA-MHOR-NACH, adv. Almost. CHAGAINN, pret. a. of Cagainn, v. Did chew. CHAGNADH, pret. jmss. of Chacainn. Would chew or champ. CHAIDH, pret. irreg. v. Theirig, Theid, Chaidh. Went, was, hath passed. CHAlLL,;)rei. a. ofy. Caill. Did lose. CHAIN, ;»et. a. of v. Cain. Did traduce, did slander. CHAlNINN, first sing. pret. sub. a. of Cain. I would traduce. CHÀIRICH, pret. a. of Càirich. Did mend, did repair. CHAISG, pret. a. of v. Caisg. Did ap. pease. CHAITH,;jre/. a. of v. Caith. Did spend, did consume. CHA1THEAS,/M^ sub. of v. Caith. That shall or will consume. CH AN, pret. a. of V. Can. Did speak. CHAOB, pret a. of Caob, v. Did clod. CHAOCHAIL, pret. a. of i. Caochail. Did depart, did die, did expire. CHAOIDH, adv. For ever, also written, "A chaoidh," sometimes " Choidhch," "A choidhch.*' CUAOMHAlì^, pret. a. of i;. Caomhaiu; Did save, did spare. CHARNADH, ;)re
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A DICTIONARY OP THE GAELIC LANGUAGE
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PREFACE. Thb Very Reverend De. Baib
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PREFA-CB. TÌÌ and his minute acqu
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FOCLAIR GAELIC AGUS BEURLA, A, the
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ABU 3 ACH ABUCHADH, -aidh, s. m. Hi
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ADH ADH ADH, s.f. A heifer ; a hind
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AGA AIB AGACH, adj. Inclined to dou
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AIG AIL AIGEIN, vide Aigeann. ÀlGU
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AIM AIMID, s.f. vide Amaid. AI MI B
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AIN 13 AIN AlNLEATROMACH.-AiCHK.acO
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AIR 15 AIR .IIRDEANNA, 5. ;;/. Cons
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AIS 17 AIT fAisTEiDH, S.J. The hatc
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ALL 19 AM IAllabhar, ac0. Strange,
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AMH 21 ANA governable man, a luadai
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ANA 23 àN'A-GEILT, s. /. md. Coura
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AN 25 AN AN-DÙCHASACH, -aichje, ad
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AN 28 AOI AN-TROM, -uiaia, adj. Gri
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AON 30 AON AONACH, -AicH, -EAN, *.
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ARA 89 ARD ARAID, adj. Certain; par
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AK^ 34 ARD arts. ARU-GHAOTH, -GHAoi
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ARM 36 ARR AUM-CHLEASACH, -AicHE, a
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ASA 38 ASR ASAIi, geii. sing, of As
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ATH 10 ATH \TH AINNE, ) s. m. A fir
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ATH 4« ATH ATH-CHRÈ, ATH-CHRIADH.
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ATH 44 ATH ATH-MHALAIRTICH, v. a. R
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B B, the second letter of the Gaeli
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BAG 48 BAGAILTEACH, wlj. la dusters
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BAI 60 BAI BAIN-TIGHEARNAS,-Ais, s.
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BA-L 62 B;*N BALLACH, -AicHE,adj. S
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BAN 54 BAN BAN-DIABHOL, -OIL, s.f.
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fiAO 56 BAR HAOGHALACH, -akhe, a!j.
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BAR dition of a poet-laurMte : the
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BAT bA-lHiGH, See Bàthaiche. t Bat
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BEA 62 BEA BEAN-STRIOPACHAIS, s. /.
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Bill 64 DEO UEIRTE, pret, part. v.
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BEU 66 BHE eath sua bhuail mi beum,
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BIA 68 BIL ally, white-skinned. BIA
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BIO 70 BIO BIOLAIRE, s.f. Cresses;
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BLA 72 BLA t BlÀ, J, »1. A town,
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BLE 74 BLO BLE AG HAN, .'=. m. A di
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BOD 76 BOG BODACH-FLEASGAICH, «.
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BOl 78 BOISGEACH, 04». Gleaming; f
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BOR 80 BORH-SHUIL, s. f. A full rou
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BRA 82 BRA captivity. A'ni braighde
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BRA BRATH ADAIR, -«, -EAy, s. m. A
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Page 100 and 101: BRI BRIATHRAIL, arf> Verbal. BUÌB,
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Page 106 and 107: BRU 94 BRU part. Ste Biucaich. The
Page 108 and 109: Bj?rr 96 BUA BRUTHAISTE, «./. Bros
Page 110 and 111: B\JA 96 BUAIKEASAICHE, Comp. and lu
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Page 114 and 115: BULLA, s. m. A bowl, ball. BUL 102
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Page 118 and 119: CAG 106 CA r»»-chagailt, the sulp
Page 120 and 121: CaJ 3«.H CAl f CAfLLEAMHNACH, adj.
Page 122 and 123: CAI 110 CAI UAIHEALL, -KILL, s. vu
Page 124 and 125: CAl 112 CAL CAITHEAR, -RA, adj. Jus
Page 126 and 127: CAM 114 CAN CAMADH. -AiDH, s. m. an
Page 128 and 129: CAO 116 CAO CAOCHLAN, -A.IS, -ak, t
Page 130 and 131: CAO 118 CAO CAOL-DEÀRRSA, s. /. Na
Page 132 and 133: CAR 120 CAR CAKAINNEAN, s. pi. Tbe
Page 134 and 135: CAR 122 CAS CAKUCHADH, -aidh, See C
Page 136 and 137: CAT CÀTH, cÀiTHE, and càtha, s.
Page 138 and 139: CEA 126 CEA CEAL-FHUATH, -uatha, -a
Page 140 and 141: CEA 198 CEA CLAKN-CAOL, ciKK-cHAOiL
Page 142 and 143: (HA 13«) CEA 'JEAPADH -AIDH, s. ?n
Page 144 and 145: CEA ISS CEA f CcACHD, s./. (i. «.
Page 146 and 147: CEI 134 CEO CfllRTE, adj. Waxed; co
Page 150 and 151: CHU 13b CLA CHUM, conj. For, to, fo
Page 152 and 153: CID uo CIN mCIDHISEAHACHD. s.f. (Ci
Page 154 and 155: . CIO 142 CIO ClOMBOLL, -oiLL, -EAN
Page 156 and 157: t CiÙNAS, s. m. see Ciùineas. t C
Page 158 and 159: CLA 146 CLA f Cladhe, s.f. Genealog
Page 160 and 161: CLA 148 CLE (Ciaon, and Bnith,) Par
Page 162 and 163: CLE [50 CLI CLEITHEACHD, s. f. ind.
Page 164 and 165: CLI 155 CLO CLISNEACH, -iDH, s. m.
Page 166 and 167: CLO 154 CLU t ClÒimh, s. m. An ins
Page 168 and 169: CLU 156 CNA CLU-NEAD, -NiD, i. VI.
Page 170 and 171: CxNE 158 CNO CNEASMHOIREACHU, s.f.i
Page 172 and 173: COA 160 COG CO'-AONTACHD, s. /. Una
Page 174 and 175: COI 162 COI COILEACHACH, adj. Like
Page 176 and 177: COI 164 COI COIMH-DHREACHTA, adj. (
Page 178 and 179: COI 166 COI COIMH-NEARTAICH, -idh,
Page 180 and 181: (JOl 168 COI COINNEAL-BHATH, -aidh,
Page 182 and 183: COI 170 COL COISG, -IDH, CH-, V. a.
Page 184 and 185: f Com, s. m. Kindred. COM 172 COM \
Page 186 and 187: COM 174 COM COMH-AONTADH, -aidh, 4.
Page 188 and 189: COM 178 COM COMH-CHIALLACH, adj. (C
Page 190 and 191: COxM 178 COM COMHDACHADH, -aidh, s.
Page 192 and 193: COM 180 COM harmonious, sounding to
Page 194 and 195: COM 182 COM t CoMHLUADAB, -AiDH, CH
Page 196 and 197: COM COMH-SHÌORRUIDH. adj. Co-eten.
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COM [86 CON COMUS, -uis, -AN, See C
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CON 188 COR CONUSaCH, -aiohf, adj.
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COR 190 COS CORRAN-SGATHAIDH.J. m.
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COS 192 CRA CO'STA D H AC H, adj. O
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CRA 194 CRA CKÀITEAG, -«io, -AN,
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CRA 196 CRE BAia, *. (Craobh and Co
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CRE 198 CRT part. ». Creidhm. Gnaw
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CRl 200 CHI CRIOMADH, -AiDH, s. m.
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CRI 202 CRO CRITHICH,-iDH,cHR-,i'.)
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Ko 204 CRO CROIS-THACHRAIS, «./. (
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CRU CRU f Crvad, -uaid, s. m. A sto
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CRU CRU CRUINNE-THOMHASACH, adj. Ge
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CUA 210 CUA CUAILLE, -AN, or achav.
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GUI 212 CUI CUIBHRIG, -irH, ch-, v.
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CUl 214 GUI CUIMRIG, E, -EAN. s. f.
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CDI 21« CUL grass, ha^n^g a slim s
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CUM 218 CUN CUMHA, -CHAN, ) s. m. M
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CUR 220 CURRAIL, -ALA, adj. Manifes
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DAI 223 BAÌi DAIS. -EACHAN, s. m.
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DAO 225 DEA UMTì -slave ; a captiv
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DEA 227 DEA Ornamenting, adorning,
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DEA 229 DEA DEANNTAG, -aige, -as, s
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DEA 2S1 DEA DwArrsonaidh, -e, attj.
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DEI 233 DEI ticrceness. DÈ1NEACHDA
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DEU 235 DIA DEUCHAINN, -e. -ean, i.
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DIA 2S7 DID DI AURAS, -Ais, s. in.
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DIO 239 DIO DIOBHALACH, -aiche, adj
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IJ10NGMHA1L,-E, s./. Effect, suflic
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DIU 243 DOA emph. (Ù e, De iadsao,
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DOD 245 DO] DO-DIIEALUICHTE, adj. I
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DOI 247 DON DOITHIR, adj. Dark, glo
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DOR 249 DOT DORR AN, -AiN, -AS, s.
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DRA 251 DRE bling, humming;, snarli
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DRI 253 ORG hurried, embarrassed, c
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DRO 255 DRU DllOICHEANTA, UROICHEIL
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DUA 2.17 DUB ULAIREACHADH, -AiDH, .
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DUD 259 DUI ìJCBHRACHD, -an, 5. m.
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DLL 261 DIJS DÙLANA1CH, -iDH, DH-,
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EAC 263 EaD fan, chronicler. More p
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EAD 265 EAI EADHA, I -AIDH, -EAN, t
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BAN 267 EAR EANGHLAS, -ahe, f. f. G
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EAS 262 EIB EASGRAICH, -e, -ban, s.
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EIL 271 ii;ib ILEA G AC H, -AicHE,
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EUC 273 EUG EU-CAIRTEACHD, i.f.tnd.
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FA 275 FAF *A SEACH, adv. Apart, di
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FA I 277 FAI FAILBHEAGACH, -aichi,
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FAL 279 FAL fALACi', -AicH, s. m. (
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FAO 2b i FAO FAOBANACH, -AicHE, arf
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FAR 283 FAS FARCLUAIS, } -E, s.f. (
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FAT 285 FEA FATHBHAN, -ain, -an, s.
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FEA 287 FEA FEARAN, FEURAN, s.m. Wi
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FEI 289 FEO FEIN-IRISLEACHD, ) 5. /
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FIA 291 FIA FIADHACH, -AicHK, fld/.
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FIL i93 FIO flLLEADH, -iDH, -EACHAN
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FIO FIS and Olan,) Pure, clean, sin
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FLE 297 FOC young man, a haudsome y
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FOG 299 FOI Fogbluim. Learning, ins
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FOJ 301 FOL. and longantach,) i'rod
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FOR 808 FRA f'OR-CHOlMHEAD, -id, t.
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FRE 305 FRI FREASDALACHADH, -aidh.
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FRO 307 FUA tering in every directi
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FUl 309 FCL i-URAR, -AiE, s. VI. Po
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GAB 311 GAD GAB AIR, -K, -ZAK, J. m
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GA] 313 GAI GAlNMHElNEACH..BicHE,ad
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GAL 315 GAO GALL-LUCH, pi. -aidh, s
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. GAR 317 GAS tliat which comes fir
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h GEA 819 GEA fire OD the hearth ;
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GEA 321 GEU GEIM, -E, -EAN, s. in.
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GIG 323 GIO GIGEAN, -Ei¥, -AK, it.
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GIU 325 GLA larbd,) Manage well, us
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GLA a27 GLE Gt.AODHAN, > -AiN, s. m
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( ; GLi 329 GLO GLIC. -K, adj. Wise
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GLLT 331 GNE GLUGAIR, -E, -KAN, s.
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GXU 333 GOG GNOIS-MHEALLACH, -aiche
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GOI 336 GOR GOIN. -K. i. f. A wound
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GRA 337 GRA GRADANACHD, s. f. ind.
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GKA i GRATHUNN, -uinn, -ean, s. m.
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GKI 341 GRO GRINNEA.CH, -ich, s. to
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GRU 343 G[TI GRUNNDAS, -ais. Lees,
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C, I. ttie eighth letter of the Gae
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IMIT 347 INN IMNIDHEACH, -eiche, ad
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lOL 349 10M lOL-GHUTHACH, S and Gut
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lOM SÒl ION iOMLAIDEACH, -eiche, a
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ION 353 ISB lONNRUIDH, s, adj. (Aon
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I UN 355 LAG lUNNRAlSEACH, -kichi,
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LAI 357 LAM short-legged ; also sub
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LAN 359 LAO LANGANACH, -aiche, adj.
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LAT 361 LEA LATH, -AicH, L-, V. a.
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LEA 363 LEA LEANARTACH, -aich, $. T
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LEI 365 LEO neach,) Light, vision ;
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LET 367 LEU LETH-LUI DHE, 5. m. (Le
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LIA 369 LIO LIATH-TROISG, >;;. m. T
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LIUTH, LIUTHA. LiUTHAD LIU 371 LOi*
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LOl S7S LON LOISGEAN, -KIN, -AN, 5.
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LOT 375 LUA Having many young filli
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LUB 3T A little bend or curvature ;
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LUCHD-TRIALL, LUCHD-TRIALLAIDH LUCH
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LUI 381 LUN LUIM, gen. of Loin, whi
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LUS 383 LUT LUS-MHIC-RAONUIL. s. m.
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MAC 385 MAG MACH, or ' A macb,' adv
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MAI S87 MAJ ». m. (Maighsth' and S
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MAL 389 MAO putrid; apt to rot; cau
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MAO 391 MAO adj.) Make bluut, bald,
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MAR 393 MAR MARBH, -AiDH, MH-, V. a
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MEA 395 MEACAN-DOGHA,-AiN,-AN-DOGHA
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MEA 397 MEA MEAMBH-CHUISEACH, -eich
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MEA 399 MEI Enfeeble, terrify, make
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MEI 401 MEL' MEIRGHEACH, -eiche, ad
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MIA 403 MI AIIAS, -ÈISE, -AK, s. f
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MIC 406 MIC clireideas,) Distrustfu
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MIG 407 MIL pres. jmrt. v. Mi-ghnà
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MIN 409 MIN MI-NÀ1 REACH, -EicHE,
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MIO 411 iMIP MÌOMHALACHD, ^. /. in
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MIS 413 MIT 8«n8ele8s, stupid, abs
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MIU 415 MOG and Uallaoh,) Dull, spi
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MOL 417 MOR Mol. Praising, act of p
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MOR 419 MUC MOK-UAISLE, i. /. ind.
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MUl i21 MUl MUILEACH, -ICH, s. m. (
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MUL 423 .MUT MULLDAIR, -E, -EAN, s.
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NAI 425 NAO NÀIRD, adv. (An and Ai
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NEA 427 NEO NÈAMHAIDH, -e, adj. (N
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NEO 429 NEO NEO-CHIONTACH. -AicHE,
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NEO 431 NEO HEO-FHIOSRACH, -aiche,
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NEO 433 NEO ^'EO-JIHEARACHDACH, -ai
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NEO 435 NIA NEO-THOIRT, -e, t.f. (N
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NUA 437 OBA aich. Act of transubsta
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OIC 439 OIL OICH. interj. Expressiv
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OIS 441 OiMA 4ier; m&ritime, border
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ORD 443 ONS ORDAGACH, -aiche, adj.
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PAl 445 PAI PAIDHRICH, -iDH, PH-, V
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PEA 447 PEI PEA-CHOILEACH, -iCH, 5.
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PIA 449 PIO with ; ' or daub pitch.
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PIO 451 PLA PIOTHANN, -AisN, -AW, I
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PLE 453 PLO PLEADHART, -airt, -an,
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PLU 455 POG PLUCAS, -Ais, s. m. The
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PUS 457 PRl POST, puisT, -ACHAN, s.
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PRI 459 PRO PUIOSANACHADH, -aidh, 5
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PUN PUNNDAIR. -E. -KAK, s. m. One w
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RAG 463 RAM RAGACH, -AicHE. arf;".
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RAO 465 REA RAOITKALAL'HD, s f. ind
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REI 4G7 HEO KSICEACH, -31CHK, m/j.
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RIA 469 RIA KIA, ryrer. conjoined w
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RID 471 flJN /11 DEAL, -iL, -AN, s.
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RO 473 ROD flioar. Used likewise as
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ROI 475 ROI s. m. and pres. part. v
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ROL 477 R0>: ROL, -AiDH, R-, V. a.
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ROT 479 RUB part. V. Rothaig. A swa
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RUl 491 RUN KUIDHTEARACHD, s.f. tnd
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s 463 ÂC ••bnamh,' swam S, whe
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SA] 4s5 SAL JjAlGHEIL, -E, adj. See
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SAM .4R7 SAO and Tràth,) Summer, t
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SAO 4Sd SAR SAOI-OILEANrA, -EiNTE.a
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SBR 491 SEA flvntendlng; enduring a
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SEA 493 SEA acateness, penetration
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SEA 495 SEA SEANGARllA, -airk, adj.
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SEA 497 8EI StÂTHBHAlSTEACH, -sich
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SEI 499 SEO clesiastical court. Sco
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SFH 501 SGA S FHEUDAR, v. impers. a
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SGA d03 S(iA Crying aloud, shouting
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so A 50Ò SGE scatters or disperses
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GE 507 SGE SGEATH, -AiDH, SG-, II.
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wSGI 509 SGI SGIAMHACHADH, -aidh, j
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SGI 511 SQL SGIOTADH, -AiUH, s. m.
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SGO 5J3 SGO venly awkward woman ; a
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SGR 615 SGR off the rind or skiu ;
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SGR .jJ7 SGU SGRÒBAUA1R, -e, -ean,
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SIA 619 SIM BIA-CHEARNACH, adj. See
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SIO 521 SJT SIOLCACH, -AicHK, nrf;.
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SLA Ò2S SLA or beating as with a m
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SLI 525 SLI The thigh ; the part of
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SLU 527 SME orifice of the gulUt; t
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SAIU 529 SMUAISEACH, -eiche, ) arf;
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SNA 581 SNU 6NAS-BHRIATHRACH. -aich
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soc 533 SOI quiet, comfortable, at
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SOI 535 SOiM iOIB.BHEASACH, -aichk,
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SOR 587 SPA SORNAN, -ain, -an, s. m
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SPA 539 SPE SPATHALT, -AiLT, -AN, J
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SPI 541 SPL «natching; nibbling, a
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SPR 543 SPU SFRAICEALACHD.i./. ind.
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ftHA 545 SRE leap, a long pace ; a
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SKU 547 STA 6RCRAIR, -K, -HAN, J. m
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STA 549 STE STAOKIJM, -KIN, s. m. A
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STI 551 STO radair,) Steering, the
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STR Ò53 SUA blRUIDHEIL, -E. adj. (
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SUG 555 SUI SÙGADH, -AiDH, s. m. a
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SUT 557 TAC SUTHAINN, adj. Eternal,
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TAI 559 lence. TÀ1MH-LEAC, -ic, s.
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TAL 5fil TAO TALMHAIDHEACHD, s. f.
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TAR 563 TAR I ACH, s. m. (Tarbh and
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TEA 6«5 TEA. Doubt&il, doubting, u
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TEO •W*? TIA TEOTHACHAN, -ain, -a
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TIO 669 TIU lO.M-CHRIDHE.s./. md. P
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TOI 57 J TOIL, -E, -IAN, s.f. Will,
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TOR 573 TRE TORRACH, -AicHE, adj. (
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TRI 575 TRO TRID-AMHARTAN, -AiN,-AN
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THU 577 TUA TRdlSEALACHADH, } -aidh
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ui 579 TUR TUIKL, 1 -iDH, TH-, V. a
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UAI 581 UAS HAN, 1./. A dea or cave
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IJID 583 UIM UIDHEAMACH. -aiche, ad
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) UMH 585 URC UMHAILLEACH, -eiche,
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i USA 587 UTS pirtoes; a diviner, o
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ABD Ò90 ABO ABDv)MEN, s. lochdar a
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ABS 592 ABU smuain.sheachranach, io
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ACC 594 ACH ACCORD, v.a. and n. Rei
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ACU 696 AD. ACU MI NATION, *. Rinn,
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ADR ADU ADROIT, adj. Deas, ealanta,
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AFF 600 AFT cîll, spreigeadh ; rà
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AGI 602 AIR AGUilTX s. Cliseachd, f
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ALI 604 ALL ALIENA BLE, adj. A dh'
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A ALT 606 aMB ALTERANT, adj. A ui a
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AMP am .VNC AMPLlFICATE.K.a. Meudal
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AN] 610 ANS AN IM OS EN ESS, s. Bra
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ANX 612 APP ANXIETI, s. lomaguin, r
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APP 614 ARB reason, conia3 fiosrach
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ARM 616 ART ARM, s. Gàirdean; loch
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ASH 618 ASS ASHY, adj. Air dLreach
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ASS 620 ATO a((ti ; glacadh, no tii
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ATT 622 AVE r- d'fhear-ionaid, seas
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AUT 624 BAB MJTHORESS, s. Ban-ùghd
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BAG 626 BAL BAG, s. Poca, balg, sac
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BAR 628 BAR BARBARIAN. 5. AUmharach
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BAT 630 BEA elhchd, tilg SÌOS, lea
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BED 632 BEH BEDWARD, adv. A dh' ion
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BEN 634 BES tiaradh, BENDER, s. Fea
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BIB 636 BIN BIBLICAL, aclj. Biobull
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BLA 638 BLB (luibhre..chd. BLACKSMI
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BLO 640 BLU BLOOD-BOLTERED, adj. Ai
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BOL 642 BOO BOLT-ROPE, «. Còrd-fa
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BOU 644 BRA BOONCtR, v. Kear-spaglu
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BRE 646 BRI BREAD-CHIPPER, & Fear-g
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BRI 64S BRO BRITISH, adj. Breatunna
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BUDGER BUDGET, 1 i BUD erio BUN j i
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BUR 652 BUX BURST, V. a. and 71. Sg
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CAG 654 CAL CAGE. J. Eun-laiin, eun
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CAN 656 CAP CANT, B.Labhalrcainntce
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CAR 658 CAS CARNAL, adj. Feòlmhor,
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CAT 660 CEA CATERY, *. lonad gleidh
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CEN 662 CHA CENTUFLICATE, v. a. Dea
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CM A 664 CHE suidh air. CHARGE, X.
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CHI 666 CHO npo-shunndacn ; mi-chà
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C'PER, s. CID 66S CIR Leanii-meas,
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CLA 670 CLE CLANG, s. Gliong, glang
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CLOGGINESS, *. CLO 672 CLU Tiuime,
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coc 674 COL COCKADE, *. Suaicheanta
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COM 67G COM straighlich, eachrais,
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COM 678 COM lomlaid, miithadh, mala
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COM 680 CON rOM POTATION, s. Comh-
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CON 682 CON CONCUR, V. n. Coinnich,
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CON 684 CON CONFRONTATION, s. Cur a
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CON 686 CON CONSEQUENT, adj. Lcanmh
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CON 688 CON CONTENT, adj. Buidheach
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co^ 690 COR chair, fear-tabhairt, i
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COR 692 COV CURROBORATION,5.Dearbha
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cou 694 CRA COURTEOUS, caofmlmeil.
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CRI 696 CRD' CRITERION, s. Comharra
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CUP 698 cus CUPBOARD,*. Còrn-chlar
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DAL 700 DAS DALLIER, s. Fear-beadra
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D£B 702 DEC DEBASE, V. a. ìslich,
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DEE 704 DEF DEEM, V. a. and n. Meas
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DEL 706 DKM DELETERIOUS, ) arf;.Mar
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DEP 708 DEP DEPENDANCE, ) .s. Croch
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DES 710 DES DESIGNLESS, Neo-charach
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DEV m DID seirbhis, ruirteas. DEVOL
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DIM 714 DIS niMllSlSH, V. a. and 7i
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DIS 716 DIS ailt, cuir fo bhuaireas
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DIS 718 DIS DISINTERMENT, i Togail
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DIS 720 DIS nrsSENTIOUS, aaj. Eas-a
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DIV 722 DOM DIVINE RE SS, drùidh.
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DOW 724 ORE DOWER, } s. Toehradh ;
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Dlic 72(3 DUM UllUDGE J. Traill, t
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EAG 728 ECO EAGLET, «. F}r-eun eg,
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; EGO 730 ELE EGOTIST, s. Fear-labh
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EMB 732 EMP EMBLEM, s. Liiiig; samh
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END 734 BNO ENDORSER, t. Fear deana
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ENTI EN UNCI ATI VE, adj. cur an ce
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EST 738 EVI ESTEEM, I', a. and n. M
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EXC 740 EXH EXCHEQUER, s. Cùirt io
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EAP 742 EXT EXPIATE, V. a. loc, tho
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EYE 744 FAl EYESORE, s. Culaidh-ghr
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FAN 746 FANTASTIC, ) adj. Faoin, nn
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Fi-iL 748 FES FELINE, ac/;. Mar cha
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FIL 750 FIS Filbert, $. Cnò, cnù-
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FLA 752 FLI FLATUOUS, adj. Làn gao
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FOA 754 FOR FOA]\I, *. Cop, cobhar,
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FOR 756 FOR FOREWARN, V. a. Cuir ai
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RA 758 FRI FRATERNAL, ac^*. Bràtha
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FUG 760 FUR FUGACIOUS, adj. Luaiiie
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GAL J62 GAZ GALIiOP, V. n. Leum, st
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GEO 764- GLA GEORGIC, s. UKn thuath
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GLU 766 GOU GLUY, adj. Glaodhach, r
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GRA 768 GRO GIIATULATION, s. Fàilt
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GUI 770 HAG Gl'ILTLESS, adj. Neo-ch
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HAR 772 HAV HARD, adj. Cruatdh, tea
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HEA 774 HER HEATHY, adj. Fraochach,
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HIL •6 HOxM HILT, i. Cas, làmh,
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HOR 778 HUL HORTATORY, adj. Earalac
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H UZZ A, s. HUZ 780 JAN Gàir, comn
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IGN 782 1MB IGNOMINIOUS, adj. Mioth
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IMP 784 MP IMl*, i. Anii-spiorad, d
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IMP S6 INC IMPULSIVE, adj. Gluasada
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INC INCONGRUITY, s. Neo-fhreaganach
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IND 790 INE nlreasbhuidheach ; easb
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INFINITENESS rFlNITENESS") INFI IN
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INL 794 INS INLAY, V. a. Ciiiiich a
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INS 79^ iNT tasachd, dùrachdach, c
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INT (98 INT IN'fiUIM, «. An t-am,
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INT 8U0 INV INTRODUCTION, s. Treòr
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JOL 802 IRR JOLT, V. a. and n. Crat
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JUG 804 KEE JUGGLER, s. Cleasaichf
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KNA 806 LAC KNAP, ». a. and n. Sga
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LANDLORD, LAN 808 LAT x. Uachdaran,
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LEA 810 LEG LEAFLESS, adj. Gun duiU
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LhlV 812 I.LVEllET, s. Cuilein maig
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LIN LIV LINSEY-WOOLSEY, adj. Dròga
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LON 816 LOU LONGITUDE, s. Fad; iai-
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LUM 818 MAC LUMPISH, adj. Trom, mar
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MAI 820 MAN tèarmunn ; teachd-an-t
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VAN 822 MAR MANURE, J. Mathachadh l
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MAT 524 MEC MATRICULATION, s. Ainm-
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MEM 826 MER MEMENTO, s. Cuimhneacha
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MIC 828 MIM MICHAELMAS, s. Fcill-mi
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MIS S30 iMIS MISADVENTURE, s. Mi-sh
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MISUSE, s. iMIS 832 MOL Mi-bhuileac
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MOOllY, adj. MOO 834 MOS Mòinteach
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MUC 836 MUM MUCILAGE, s. Slamban, s
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MUX 83S NAR MUTILATION, s. Ciurrama
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NECESSITUDE, s. NEC S40 NET Uireasb
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NIT 842 NON NIT, i. Sneanah, ubh mi
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NOW 844 OAK NOWHERE, adv. An kite s
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0B3 846 OCC OBSEQUIOUSNESS, s. Ùmh
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OFF OFFUSCATE, v. a. Neulaiih, dorc
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ORB 850 ORT ORBICULAR, adj. A leth-
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OVE 852 OUT OVERLOOK, V. a, Amhairc
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PAC S54 PAL PACIFICATION,?. Ciiiine
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PAR 856 PAR PARALLELISM, s. Co-sbin
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PAT 858 PEA PATENTEE, s. Fear-còra
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PEL 860 PKR rELTMONGER, s. Ceannaic
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PER 862 PER PERMANENCE, )«. Buanas
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PEWTERER, .«. PEW 864 PIE Gobha-fe
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PIP S66 PLa fiPE, s. Fiob, feadaii
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PLE 868 PLU PLEASANTRY, s. Cridheal
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POL 870 POP POLITE, adj. Cùirteil,
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POS 872 PRA POSTULATE, s. Firinn no
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PRE 874 PRE PRECONCERTED, adj. Roim
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PRE 876 PRE PRESCRIPT, Is. Seòladh
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PRl 878 PRO PRINCESS, s. Ban-phrion
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PRO 880 PRO PROGRESS, 7 s. Cùrsa,
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PRO 882 PUB PROTESTER, s. Fear cuir
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PUN 884 PUS PUNY, adj. Crlon, beag,
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QUA 686 QUE QUALIFY, V. a, Deasaich
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RABBET, J. Tath, gleus. RAB 888 RAM
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RAT 890 REA RATABLE, adj. Luachail,
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REC 892 REC RECKONING, «. Meas, cu
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RE 894 REG RE-ESTABLISH, v. a. Ath-
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REJ 896 REM aaire, bl ait, bl aoibh
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RKO 898 REP EEORDINATION, s. Ath^rd
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RES 900 RES RESENT, V. a. Gabh gu d
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RET 902 REV RETOUCH, V. a. Ath-bhea
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RID 904 BTP RIDGIL, 7 s. Ruige, rui
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tOM 906 ROU ROMP. V. «. Cluich le
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RUxM 908 SAC KUMP, s. RumpuU, feama
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SAL 910 SAP SALSUGINOUS, adj. A let
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SAW 912 SCA SAW, V. a. Skbh. SAWDUS
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SCO 914 ecu SCOT-FREE, adj. Saor; g
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SEC 916 SE6 SECONDARY, s. Fear-iona
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SEN 918 SER SENTINEL, s. Ft-ar-fair
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SHA 920 SHE SHAME, V. a. and n. Nkr
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SHO 922 SHI SHOPKEEPER, s. Fear-bù
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fhillteachd. SIM 924 SKE trèibhdhi
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; I SLA 926 SLU ' j | ! i SLAYER,*.
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SNA 92S SOI SNARY, adj. Ribeachail,
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SON 930 SOU SONGSTER, *. Oranaiche.
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SPE 982 SPI air chunnart. SPECUIjAT
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SPR 934 SQTT SPREADER, t. Fear sgao
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STA 936 STA STAMF, s. Aile; dealbh,
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STI 988 8T0 STIFFEN, V. a. and n. D
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; SRH 940 STR TRAW, ». Fodar ; con
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SUB 942 SUB SUBDUBR,*. Fearceannsac
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SUG 944 SUP ceann, cuir an cuimhne,
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SUP 946 SUR SUPPLY, r • Dean 8uas
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SWA SWARM, V. n. TionaiJ no crolnni
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TAG 950 lAP TACHE, t, Cromag, liib,
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TEA 952 TEN TEAUFUL, adj. Deurach,
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TES 954 THE TESTUDINATED,c(^-. Bogh
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THR 956 THRALDOM, ». TràiUealachd
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TINKER, s. TIiN 958 TOL Cèard. TIN
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TOU 960 TRA luin ri, cuir meur air,
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TRA 96-2 TRE TRANSPLANT, v. a.\ Ath
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TRI 964 TRU TRIP, 5. Bitcag, ca-bha
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TUM 966 TWA easach, ini-r!aghailtea
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ULT 968 UNA ULTIMATE, adj. Deireann
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UNC 970 UNC UNCLERICA L, odj. Neo c
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DND 972 UNE UNDISCERNED, adj. Neo-f
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; ; UNG 974 um ichte, neo-smaclidai
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UNL 976 UNN UNLOOSE, I. a. UNLOVED,
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UNP ^1L< UNQ UNPOETICAL, adj. Neo-b
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UNR 980 USN UNROL, V, a. Fosgail, f
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UNS 982 UNT UNSUITING, adj. Neo-fhr
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UNW 984 UPS UNWEAKENED, adj. Neo-aa
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VAC 986 VAP VAOCARY, s. Bathaiche,
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VEN 988 VER VENATION, s. Faogh li.l
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VIC 990 VIR caithream. VICTUAL, is.
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voc 992 WAD VOCIFEROUS, adj. Beucac
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WAN 994 WAS fodlmbor, macnusach, in
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WEA WEL WliiAKIiY, adj. Anfhann, fa
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WHE 998 WHI WHERE, adv. C a!fe ? ci
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WIL 1000 WIS Deo-àìtichte ; orfag
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; ; woo 1002 WOR WOOD, i. Fiodh ; c
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WRO 1004 YIE WRONGFUL, adj. Eu-cora
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