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SUA 534 SUG SUAIL, -E, adj. Small, inconsiderable. SUAIMHNEACH, ? -eiche, adj. SUAIMHNEASACH, \ Quiet, calm, safe, secure. SUAIMHNEAS, -eis, -an, s. m. Rest, quietness, security, repose. SUAIN, -E, s.f. A sleep, a deep sleep; the bility, kindness, gentleness. SUAITE, \pret. part. v. Suath. Rub- SUAITHTE, S bed ; mixed ; much broken, fatigued. SUAITEACHAN, -ain, s. m. (Suath, v.) A shrugging up of the shoulders; rubbing the body against the clothes. SUAITE ACHD, s. f. tempering or mixing. Fatigue, labour ; SUANACH, -AicH, -EAN, s. f. A hide or skin ; a plough-rein ; a covering or coarse garment ; a fleece. SUARACH, -AICHE, adj. Insignificant, trifling, little worth, not valuable; despised, contemned, of no repute. SUARACHAS, -ais, s. m. 1 (Suarach,) SUARAICHE, s./. mr/. \ Neglect, in- difference, contempt. SUARAICHEAD, -eid, s.f. Meanness, degree of meaimess or insignificance. SUAS, adv. i. e. 'A suas.' Up, upward : •Shuas.' Above, above there, above yonder. SUATH, -AinH, SH-, V. a. Rnb, wipe; mix a any soft substances together ; ttir or move about ; knead ; thrash out barley by rubbing it with the feet. SUATHADAli;, -e, -ean, s. m. (Suatliadh and Fear,) A i uliber. SUATHADH, -aidh, s. m. and pre«. part. V. Suath. Rubbing, act of rubbing or wip- name for Sweden. SUAIN, -iDH, SH-, V. a. Wreathe I SUAINICH, ) round, envelope or twist a ing ; act of mixing any soft substances together; act of stirring or moving any thinj about; a mode of thrashing barley; ta cord or rope round any thing. SUAINEACH, -EICHE, adj. (Suain,) Sleepy ; causing sleep, narcotic. SUAINEADH, -idh, s. m. and pres. part. affliction. SÙBAILTE, adj. Supple, flexible, pliant. SÙBAILTEACHD, s. f. ind. (Sùbailte,) Suppleness, flexibility. V. Suain. Twisting, act of twisting a rope round any thing ; the rope used for twisting SÙBH, -ÙIBH, -an, s. m, (Sùgh,) A berry. SUBHACH, -AICHE, adj. (Subha,) Merry, round any thing ; the roof of a house. SUAINEARTACH, -aiche, adj. (Suaiu happy, cheerful. SUBHACHAS, -ais, s. m. (Subhach,) and Neart,) That sleeps soundly. SUAINEAN, -EiN, -AN, s. m. (Suain, v.) Mirth, happiness, cheerfulness, gladness. SÙBHAG, -AIQ, -AN, s.f. (Sùbh,) A rasp- A thong, string, envelope. SUAIN-GHALAR, -air, -an, s. vi. (Suain and Galar,) A lethargy. SUAI P, -E, -EAN, s. f. A faint resemblance ; berry. SÙBHAGACH, -aiche, adj. fSùbhag,) Abounding in raspberries. SV BHAl CUE, $. f. hid. (Subhach,) Hap- an exchange of commodities. piness, state of being happy, or joyful. SUA IP, -IDH, SH-, V, a. (Suaip,) Exchange SUBHAILC, -E, -EAN, s.f. Virtue, moral or barter commodities. SUAIPEACH, -EICHE, adj. (Suaip,) Ex- goodness. SUBHAILCEACH, -eiche, adj. (Subhchanging, bartering ; fond of bartering. SUAIRC, -E, adj. Civil, kind, affable, ailc,) Virtuous. SUBHAILCEACHD, s. /. ind. (Subh- polite ; meek, gentle. SUAIRCEAD, -EiD, 5. ni. (Suairc,) Civility, degree of civility, kindness or affaailceach,) Virtuousness, the quality rf possessing virtue. SÙBH-CRAOBH, -aoibh, -an, 5. n. bility. (Subh and Craobh,) Raspberries. SUAIRCEAS, -Eis, s.m. Urbanity, affa- SÙBH-LÀIR, s. m. ì SUBH-THALMHAINN, s. /. i (Subh, Làr, and Talamh,) Strawbeiries. SÙBH-NAM-BAN-MÌN, *. m. Bog- berry. SÙBLACHADH, -aidh, s. m. and pres. part. V. Sùblaich. Act of making supple or flexible. SÙBLAICH, -idh, SH-, v. a. (Sùbailto,) Make supple. SÙBLAICHTE, pret. part. v. Sùblaieh. Made flexible, or supple. SUCHTA, ]n-et. part. v. Such. SucVed, absorbed ; filled, saturated, SUD, prnn. demonstr. Yon, that there- 'An 5«d.' adv. Yonder. SÙDH, -ÙIDH, -AN, *. m. The seam between the planks of a ship or boat, SÙG, -A, s. m. Cheerfulness, hilarity, mirth. SÙG, -aidh, SH-, V. a. Suck, imbibe. SÙGACH, -AICHE, a,0. (Sùg s.) Merry cheerful, pleasant. SÙGACH. -AICHE, adj. (Sùg,) Sucking, that sucks.
SUG 555 SUI SÙGADH, -AiDH, s. m. and pres. pnrt. v. Sùg. Sucking, act of sucking or imbibing. SÙGAICHE, s.f. bid. (Sùgach,) Cheer- fulness, merriness, hilarity. SCGAG, -Aia, -AN, s.f. A little drink. SÙGAIR, -E, -EAN, s. m. (Sùgach and Fear,) A droll or merry fellow. SCGAIREACHD, s./. ind. Drollery. SÙGAN, -AiN, -AN, s. m. A rope of twisted straw. SUGAN, J. m. See Sogan. ' Corra-sbugain.' The reflection of the rays of light on the walls or roof of a house, from any luminous body in motion SÙGANACH, -AICHE, adj. (Sùgan,) Abounding in straw ropes ; like a straw rope. SÙGH, -ÙIGH, -AN, s. m. Juice, sap, moisture ; sense, meaning ; a wave, a billow. SCGH, -AIDH, SH-, V. a. and n. (Sùgh, s.) , Drain, dry,
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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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BRE 86 BRE BREIDEACH, -ich, s.f. (B
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BRI BRIATHRAIL, arf> Verbal. BUÌB,
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BRI 90 BRO BRISGEIN, -E, -FAN, s. m
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BRO 92 BRO BKOMACH, -AicH, -AicHEAN
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BRU 94 BRU part. Ste Biucaich. The
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Bj?rr 96 BUA BRUTHAISTE, «./. Bros
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B\JA 96 BUAIKEASAICHE, Comp. and lu
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BUI 100 BUJ BUIDHE-KUADII. a. Of a
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BULLA, s. m. A bowl, ball. BUL 102
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iwr 104 CAB BUTAKRAIS, s.f. Confusi
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CAG 106 CA r»»-chagailt, the sulp
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CaJ 3«.H CAl f CAfLLEAMHNACH, adj.
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CAI 110 CAI UAIHEALL, -KILL, s. vu
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CAl 112 CAL CAITHEAR, -RA, adj. Jus
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CAM 114 CAN CAMADH. -AiDH, s. m. an
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CAO 116 CAO CAOCHLAN, -A.IS, -ak, t
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CAO 118 CAO CAOL-DEÀRRSA, s. /. Na
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CAR 120 CAR CAKAINNEAN, s. pi. Tbe
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CAR 122 CAS CAKUCHADH, -aidh, See C
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CAT CÀTH, cÀiTHE, and càtha, s.
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CEA 126 CEA CEAL-FHUATH, -uatha, -a
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CEA 198 CEA CLAKN-CAOL, ciKK-cHAOiL
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(HA 13«) CEA 'JEAPADH -AIDH, s. ?n
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CEA ISS CEA f CcACHD, s./. (i. «.
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CEI 134 CEO CfllRTE, adj. Waxed; co
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CEU 136 CHE CEUM, cfiM, pi .HUMAN a
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CHU 13b CLA CHUM, conj. For, to, fo
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CID uo CIN mCIDHISEAHACHD. s.f. (Ci
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. CIO 142 CIO ClOMBOLL, -oiLL, -EAN
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t CiÙNAS, s. m. see Ciùineas. t C
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CLA 146 CLA f Cladhe, s.f. Genealog
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CLA 148 CLE (Ciaon, and Bnith,) Par
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CLE [50 CLI CLEITHEACHD, s. f. ind.
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CLI 155 CLO CLISNEACH, -iDH, s. m.
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CLO 154 CLU t ClÒimh, s. m. An ins
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CLU 156 CNA CLU-NEAD, -NiD, i. VI.
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CxNE 158 CNO CNEASMHOIREACHU, s.f.i
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COA 160 COG CO'-AONTACHD, s. /. Una
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COI 162 COI COILEACHACH, adj. Like
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COI 164 COI COIMH-DHREACHTA, adj. (
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COI 166 COI COIMH-NEARTAICH, -idh,
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(JOl 168 COI COINNEAL-BHATH, -aidh,
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COI 170 COL COISG, -IDH, CH-, V. a.
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f Com, s. m. Kindred. COM 172 COM \
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COM 174 COM COMH-AONTADH, -aidh, 4.
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COM 178 COM COMH-CHIALLACH, adj. (C
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COxM 178 COM COMHDACHADH, -aidh, s.
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COM 180 COM harmonious, sounding to
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COM 182 COM t CoMHLUADAB, -AiDH, CH
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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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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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NAI 425 NAO NÀIRD, adv. (An and Ai
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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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RAG 463 RAM RAGACH, -AicHE. arf;".
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RAO 465 REA RAOITKALAL'HD, s f. ind
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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
Page 515 and 516: SGA d03 S(iA Crying aloud, shouting
Page 517 and 518: so A 50Ò SGE scatters or disperses
Page 519 and 520: GE 507 SGE SGEATH, -AiDH, SG-, II.
Page 521 and 522: wSGI 509 SGI SGIAMHACHADH, -aidh, j
Page 523 and 524: SGI 511 SQL SGIOTADH, -AiUH, s. m.
Page 525 and 526: SGO 5J3 SGO venly awkward woman ; a
Page 527 and 528: SGR 615 SGR off the rind or skiu ;
Page 529 and 530: SGR .jJ7 SGU SGRÒBAUA1R, -e, -ean,
Page 531 and 532: SIA 619 SIM BIA-CHEARNACH, adj. See
Page 533 and 534: SIO 521 SJT SIOLCACH, -AicHK, nrf;.
Page 535 and 536: SLA Ò2S SLA or beating as with a m
Page 537 and 538: SLI 525 SLI The thigh ; the part of
Page 539 and 540: SLU 527 SME orifice of the gulUt; t
Page 541 and 542: SAIU 529 SMUAISEACH, -eiche, ) arf;
Page 543 and 544: SNA 581 SNU 6NAS-BHRIATHRACH. -aich
Page 545 and 546: soc 533 SOI quiet, comfortable, at
Page 547 and 548: SOI 535 SOiM iOIB.BHEASACH, -aichk,
Page 549 and 550: SOR 587 SPA SORNAN, -ain, -an, s. m
Page 551 and 552: SPA 539 SPE SPATHALT, -AiLT, -AN, J
Page 553 and 554: SPI 541 SPL «natching; nibbling, a
Page 555 and 556: SPR 543 SPU SFRAICEALACHD.i./. ind.
Page 557 and 558: ftHA 545 SRE leap, a long pace ; a
Page 559 and 560: SKU 547 STA 6RCRAIR, -K, -HAN, J. m
Page 561 and 562: STA 549 STE STAOKIJM, -KIN, s. m. A
Page 563 and 564: STI 551 STO radair,) Steering, the
Page 565: STR Ò53 SUA blRUIDHEIL, -E. adj. (
Page 569 and 570: SUT 557 TAC SUTHAINN, adj. Eternal,
Page 571 and 572: TAI 559 lence. TÀ1MH-LEAC, -ic, s.
Page 573 and 574: TAL 5fil TAO TALMHAIDHEACHD, s. f.
Page 575 and 576: TAR 563 TAR I ACH, s. m. (Tarbh and
Page 577 and 578: TEA 6«5 TEA. Doubt&il, doubting, u
Page 579 and 580: TEO •W*? TIA TEOTHACHAN, -ain, -a
Page 581 and 582: TIO 669 TIU lO.M-CHRIDHE.s./. md. P
Page 583 and 584: TOI 57 J TOIL, -E, -IAN, s.f. Will,
Page 585 and 586: TOR 573 TRE TORRACH, -AicHE, adj. (
Page 587 and 588: TRI 575 TRO TRID-AMHARTAN, -AiN,-AN
Page 589 and 590: THU 577 TUA TRdlSEALACHADH, } -aidh
Page 591 and 592: ui 579 TUR TUIKL, 1 -iDH, TH-, V. a
Page 593 and 594: UAI 581 UAS HAN, 1./. A dea or cave
Page 595 and 596: IJID 583 UIM UIDHEAMACH. -aiche, ad
Page 597 and 598: ) UMH 585 URC UMHAILLEACH, -eiche,
Page 599: i USA 587 UTS pirtoes; a diviner, o
Page 602 and 603: ABD Ò90 ABO ABDv)MEN, s. lochdar a
Page 604 and 605: ABS 592 ABU smuain.sheachranach, io
Page 606 and 607: ACC 594 ACH ACCORD, v.a. and n. Rei
Page 608 and 609: ACU 696 AD. ACU MI NATION, *. Rinn,
Page 610 and 611: ADR ADU ADROIT, adj. Deas, ealanta,
Page 612 and 613: AFF 600 AFT cîll, spreigeadh ; rà
Page 614 and 615: 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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