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LOT 375 LUA
Having many young fillies, abounding in
fillies.
LOTHAIL, -E, -EAN, s.f. The plant brook-
' lime.
JLOTHAINN, 5.W. See Lodhainn.
LUACH, y. m, ind. Value, woith.
LUACH, -AiDii, L-, V. a. (litiacli, s.) Value,
fix the value, comprehend, understand,
LUACHACH, -AiCHE, \ adj. (Luach,)
LUACHMHOR, -oiRE,! Precious, ex-
cellent.
LUACHAIR, -HRACH, S.J. pi. Rushes.
'Luaichirein,' A single rush.
LUACHAIRNEACH,-EicH,s./. Aplace
where rushes grow.
LUACHMHOÌREACHD, s. f. ind.
(Luachmhor,) Valuableoess, prtciou*-
ness.
LUACHMHOR, -oike, adj. (Laiach and
Mòr,) Valuable, precious.
LUACHAIREACH, > -EiCHE, adj. Full
LUACHRACH, 5 of rushes, rush v.
LUACH-PEIGHINN, -e, s. m. (Luach
and Peighinn,} Pennyworth ; a good bar-
gain.
LUACH-SAORAIDH, s. m. (Luach and
Saoradb,) A ransom.
LUACH-SAOITH REACH, -ich, s. vi.
(Luach and Saothair,) A reward, hire,
Teages.
LUADH, -uAiDH, s. m. Mention, conversa-
tion ; praise; hope; desire.
LUADH, -UAIDH, s, m, A fulling or thickening
of cloth.
LUADH, -AiDH, E-, t'. n. (Luadh, s.)
Thicken cloth by fulling.
LUADHADAIR. -e, -ean, «. m. (Luadh
and Fear,) A fuller of cloth.
LUADHADH, -aidh, s. m, and j'res. pari.
V. Luadh. Fulling, act of fulling, process
of fulling.
LUADHADAIREACHD, s. f. ind.
(Luadhadair,) Fulling, the busiriess or art
of fulling.
LUADH-GHAIR, s. w. See Luathghair.
LUAUHAIHOIREACHD, s. f. hid.
(Luadhmhor,) Renown, state »f being renowned.
J.UADHMHOR, -dire, adj. (Luadh and
Mòr.) Famed, renowned.
LUAIDH, -iDii, L-, V. a. and n. Mention,
make mention, liken to, praise, celebrate.
LUAIDH, -iDH, L-, r. a. Full or thicken
cloth.
LUAIDH, -E, s. in. and pres, part. v.
Luaidh. Mentioning, act of mentioning,
making mention; praising, act of praising ;-
praise.
LUAIDH, -E, -EAN, s. m. and/. A beloved
pHisoM ; object of praise.
LUAIDH, \s.m. and/. Lead, a inetal
; ;
LUAIDHE, y plummet or lead of a sounding
line ;
any kind of shot made of lead.
LUÀIDHE, adj. (Luaidh, s.) Of lead,
leaden.
LUAIDHEACH, -iche, udj. (Liiaidh,)
Abounding in lead; praising, giviog much
praise.
LUAIDHEACHD, 1«. /. ind. (Lualdh-
LUAIGHEACHD, \
each,) A praising,
frequent praising, habit of praising, mention,
frequent mention ; a reward, recom-
pense.
LUAIMEAR, -iR, -EAN-, i. m. One who
speaks much, a prattler.
LUAIMEARACHD, s.f. ind. (Luaim-
ear.) A prating, h;ibit of prating.
LUAIMHNE.ACH, -eiche, orf/. Quick, in
quii:k motion.
LUAINEACH, -eiche, adj. Restless,
changeable, inconstant, fiaeting; ambula-
tory ; fickle, uncertain, by fiU and sUrts
moving, in motion.
LUAINEACH, -ich, s. m. (Luaiueacb,
adj.) A traveller, wanderer.
LUAINEACHD, } s.f. ind. (Luaineacb,:
LUAINEAS, -Eis, I
Changeablencss,
fickleness ; a constancy of motion ; motion
as of a stream, restlessness, volatility.
LUAIREAGAN, -ain, -ak, s.m. A gro-
velling person ; a child that delights to sit
at the fire.
LUAlREAGANACH,-AicHE,ad;.(Lxisireagan,)
Grovelling, wallowing.
LUAIREAGANACHD, s.f. ind. (Luaireaganach,)
A habit of grovelling or wal-
lowing.
LUAISG, -iDH, L-, V. a. and n. Shake, cause
to shake ; toss, wave, swing; shake, rock.
LUAISGEACH, -eiche, adj. (Luaisg.)
Shaking, rocking.
L-TJ AISGTE, pret pari. v. Luaisg. Shaken,
tossed, rocked, swung.
LUAITHE, adj. comp. of Luath. Adver-
bialb/. Sooner, soonest.
LUAITHEAD, -EiD,5. 7>j. (Luath,) Swift-
ness, celerity, degree ef swiftness or des-
patch.
LUA I TH RE, s.f. ind. Ashes, dust.
LUAITHREACH, -eiche, a.-J|-.(Luaithre,)
Full of ashes, dustj-, covered with ashes.
LU AITHREACH, -ich, (Luaitbre,) Ash-
es, a quantity of ashes.
LUAlTHREADH,-inH, s. m. (Lualthre.)
Dust, quantity of dust; a pulverisÌDg,
state of becoming dust or ashes.