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CEO 135 CEU
CEÒDHACH, adj. See Ceòthach.
CEÒ-EIDIDH, 5. m. A shroud of mist.
CEÒ-GHLAS, adj.
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(Ceo, Glas and
CEÒGHORM, i Gorm,) Gray us mist;
blue as mist.
CEÒ L, nùiL, and ceòil, f.m. Music, melody.
CEÒLACH, -AiCHE, a4j. (Ceòl,) 3Iusical.
CEÒLAN, -AiN, s. m. dimin. of Ceòl. Faint
music ; a tender, soft air.
CEÒLAR, adj. See Ceòlmhor.
CEÒL-BHINN, -E. adj. (Ceòl and Binn,)
Melodious.
arrangement of sounds to produce harmony.
CEÒ-MHOR, -OIRE, adj. (Ceo and Mòr.)
Misty, foggy, obscure.
CEÒ-MHIL, -E, s. /. 7 Ceo
CEÒ-MILLTEACH, -eiche, s. m. \ and
Mill,) Mildew.
CEÒPACH, -AICHE, adj. Drizzling, misty,
cloudy.
CEÒPAN, -AIN, s. m. IMist, vapour, drizzling
rain : more properly, Ceohnn.
t Ceòr, -an, s. m. A m;is8, lump.
CEÒS, -EÒIS, -AN, s. m. The hip, the pos-
teriors.
CEÒSAN, -A IN, s. m. The light down of
flowers or feathers.
CEÒSNACH, -AicH, adj. Any thing broad
skirted, bulky or clumsy.
CEÒTUA, gen. and nl. of Ceo.
CEÒTHACH, -AicwE, adj. (Ceo,} Misty,
foggy, obscure.
CEÒTHAIREAC;HD,s./. Ì7id. Mistiness,
fogginess.
GEO THAR, -AIRE, adj. See Ceòthach.
CEO-THEAS, s. m. Steam, vapour, accompanied
with heat.
CEÒTHMOR, -oirk, adj. See Ceòthach
and Ceò-mhor.
CEÒTHMHORACHD, s. f. ind. Misti-
ness, fogginess, obscureness.
CEÒTHRAN, -AIN, s. m. (Ceo.) Small
drizzling rain ; a gentle shower
CEÒTHRANACH, adj. Showery, drizzly,
misty.
CEÒTHRANACHD, s.f. ind. Showeri-
ness, drizzliness.
CÈ-THOMH AS, -ais, s. m. (Ce and Tomhas,)
Geometry.
t Ceuchd, «. i)i. A plough.
CEUD, adj. First; a hundred. N. jil.
Ceudan.
CEUDACH, flf/;. Centuple; in hundreds.
CEUDAMH, ni/j. Hundredth.
CEUU-BHAINNE, s. m. (Ceud and
Bainne,) First milk of a cow after calving.
CEÒL-CHUILM, 7 -E, -EAN, (Ceòl and
CEÒL-CHU1RM, J Cuilm or Cuiim,)
A concert ; literally, a musical feast.
CEÒLMHOR, -oiRE, adj. (Ceòland Mòr,)
Musical, melodious, abounding in har-
Scot. Beestings.
CEUD-BHILEACH, -ich, s.f. The herb
centaury.
CEUD-BHREITH, s. m. Priority in
mony, harmonious, tuneful.
CEÒLRAIDH, -EAN, ) s. /. some-
CEÒLRADH, -AiDH, -EAN, \ times a
plural noun, A muse, the muses; musicians,
f Ceòl-reim, -ldh, CH-, V. a. Modulate,
play music.
f Ceòlreimeadh, -eidh, s. m. and p-es.
birth, birthright.
CEUD-CHATHACH, adj. (Ceud and
Cathach,) Of the hundred battles: an
epithet of Conn, one of the Irish kings.
CEUD-FÀTH, Ì . , ...
-^^''•-^- CEUD-FÀDH,
A sense, faculty.
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CEUD-FHÀIRE, x. m. Dawn, first dawn,
CEUD-FHÀS, -AIS, s. m. First growth,
part. V. Ceol-reim. Modulation, musical embiyo; spring.
CEUD. FHEILL-MUIRE- EAR-
RAICH, (Ceud, Fèill, Muire and Ear-
rach,) The purification, or second day of
February.
CEUD-GHIN, s. 7/1. (Ceud and Gin,)
First- born, firstlings.
CEUD-LAOIGH, -e -ean, s. f. A cow
that has calved once.
CEUD-LOMAIDH, s.f. (Ceud and Lomadh,)
Breakfast.
CEUD-LUAIDH, -e, -ean, s. m. Shout
of applanse. See Luadh, Luaidh.
CEUD-LUTH, -A, s. m. (Ceud and Luth,)
Beginning, first essay, first. See Luth.
CEUD-MHEAS, -an, s. m. (Ceud and
Meas,) First fruit; a tax; chief respect,
chief honour.
CEUDNA, adj. (Ceud and Ni,) The same,
that formerly mentioned; similar, asp.
form cheudna. " Air an dòigh cheudna,"
in the same way. " Mar an ceudna," Also.
CEUDNACHD, s.f. ind. Identity.
f Ceudoir, that is, Ceud uair, The first
time.
CEUD-THARRUING,-EAN, s.wi. (Ceud
and Tarruing,) A first draught or drawing
; first running of spirits, in distilling.
CEUD-THOISEACH, -ich, s. m. A first
principle, a first cause, origin, commencement.
CEUD-THUS, s. m. A first principle, ori-
gin, cause. See Ceud-thoiseach.