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MOL 417 MOR
Mol. Praising, act of praising or commending;
advising, act of advising ; praise,
applausf.
MOLAN, -Aix, -AK, s. m. Frocin, Sen
Mulim.
3I0LANACH, -AiCHE, adj. Provin. See
^lulanacb.
MOLL, -uiLL, s, m. Chaff.
MOLLMHOR.-oiRE, adj. (JMoU and Mòr,)
Abounding in chaff.
3IOLLTAIR, -E, -EA.v, s.m. A mould or
frame.
MOLLTAIR, ) -E, -EAK, $. VI. Mill dues,
MOLTAIR, ) multure.
^lOLT, -oiLTE, -uiLT, s. m. See Mult.
MOLTA, i>ret. part. v. Mol. Praised, ex-
tolled.
-MOLTACH, -AICHE, Qf//. Praising, laudatory,
given to praising or commending;
praiseworthy, commeudablo.
MONACH, -AICHE, adj. (Monadb,) Hilly,
mountainous.
MONADH, -AiDH, -EAN, s. ?>i. A mountain
; a heath, heathy expanse.
MONAGHAIR, -e, -ean, s. f. (Monadh
and Gàir, ) A murmuring noise.
MONAGHAIREACH, -evhe, adj. (Monaghair,)
Making a murmunng noise.
MONAIS, -E, ^. /. Slowness, dulness; in-
attention, negligence.
MONAISEACH, -eiche, adj. (Monais,)
Slow, dull, inattentive, negligent.
MONAISEACHDjS./. bid. (Monaiseach,)
See Monais.
MONAR, -AIR, -EAN, 5. 7?!. A diminutive
person or thing ; a small matter.
MONARAN, -Ai>-, -AK, ^. m. dim. See
Monar.
MONASG, -aisg, s. f. Chaff, dross, re-
fuse.
MONASGACH, -aiche, adj. (Monasg,)
Abounding in chaff, dross or refuse.
ISIONG, -uiNG, 5. m. See Muing.
MONGACH-MHEAR, -aich-mheara,
s. f. Hemlock.
MÒNGAINEACH, -eiche, adj. (Mong,)
Having a mane.
MONMHUR, -uiR, -Ay, s. m. Amurmnr,
an uproar; detraction.
MONMHURACH, -aiche, adj. (Monmhur,)
^lurmuring.
MOPACH, -aiche, adj. See Mabach.
MÒR, MÒ, and MOID, adj. Great, large,
of great size; great, many, of great number
; great in extent, extensive ; important
chief, principal ; great, of high rank ; tall,
of high stature; proud, lofty; familiar,
much acquainted ; valued, esteemed ; hard,
;
difficult of accomplishment ; spacious, capacious
; much, great in degree ; abundant,
copious ; mighty, powerful ; proud,
haughty.
ÌNIOR, -A, s. 7)1. poet. A renowued, famous
or mighty person.
MOKACHADH, -aidh, s. m. and jn-e-:
part. V. Mòraich. Enlarging, act of en-
larging; exalting, act of exalting or dig-
nifying.
MORACHD, 5./. ind. (Mòr,) Greatness;
majesty, dignity, rank.
MÒRAICH, -iDH, MH-, V. a. (Mòr,) En-
large, make greater; exalt, dignify.
MORAICHTE, pret. part. v. 'iNIÒraich.
Enlarged ; exalted, dignified.
MOR-AIGEANNACH, ) -eiche, adj.
MÒR-AIGNEACH, S (Mòr and
Aigeannacb,) High minded, magnanim-
ous.
MOR-AIGEANTACHD, ind. ì s. 7n. and
MÒR-AIGNEADH. -EiDH, ]/• (Mòr
and Aigneadh,) Magnanimity.
MORAIL, -E, adj. (Mòr,) Majestic, mag-
nificent.
l^IORAIR. -E, -eax. s. m. See Mùr-
fhear.
MORAIREACHD. s. f. ind.' CSlohh;)
See rMoirearachd.
MORALACH. -aiche, adj. (Mòr,) S-J8
Mòrail.
MÒRALACHD. s. /. ind. (Mòiail.)
Greatness, excellency, dignity, majesty.
IMURAN, -AIN, s. m. coll. (Mòr,) A great
number, a multitude, many ; much, h
great quantity.
MÒR-BHAILE, -ailteak, s. m. (Mòr
and Baile,) A great town or city, a me-
tropolis.
MÒR-BHUADHACH, -aiche, adj. (Mòr
and Buadh or Buaidh,} Having great or
noble qualities ; heroic, conquering.
MOR-BHUAIDH, -e, -uaduax, s. f.
(Mòr and Buaidh,) Heroism, bravery; a
great conquest.
MOR-CHLlÙITEACH,-EicKE,a(/J. (Mòiand
Cliùiteach,) Greatly renowned.
MOK-CHOLU1NNE-\CH, -eiche, adj.
(^lòr and Coluinn,) Corpulent, large or
thick bodied.
MOR-CHRIDHEACH, -eiche, «^/;. (Mòr
and Cridhe,) See Mòr-aigeanuach.
MÒR-CHUAIRT, -e,-eak,s./. (Mòrar.d
Cuairt,) A great circuit.
MOR-CHUAN, -AL.V, -UANTAN, s. VI. (Mòr
and Cuan,) The great ocean, a great
ocean.
MOR-CHUIS, -E, s. f. (Mòr and Cùis,)
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