A dictionary of the Gaelic language, in two parts, I. Gaelic and ...

NEO 430 NEO
NEO-CHCIRTEIL, -k, adj. (Neo and
Cùirteil,) Uncourtly. uncourteous.
NeO-CHULACH, -aiche, ad/. (Neo and
Culach,) Lean, silly.
KEO-CHUMANTA, -ainte, adj. (Neo
and Cumanta,) Uncommon, unusual.
NEO-CHÙRAM, -aim, s. m. (Neo and
Cùram,) Negligence, carelessness.
NEO-CHÙRAMACH, -aiche, adj. (Neochuram,)
Negligent, careless.
NEO-CHURANTA, -aime, adj. (Neo
and Curanta,) Un warlike.
NEO-DHÀICHEALACHD, s. f. hid.
(Neo-dhàicheil,) Unhandsomeness, want
of gentility ; improbability.
NEO-DHÀ1CHEIL, -e, adj. (Neo and
Dàicheil,) Unhandsome, ungenteel ; im-
probable.
NEO-DHAINGNICHTE, adj. (Neo and
Daingnichte,) Unbound, unfixed ; uncon-
firmed.
NEO-DHAONNACH, -aiche, adj. (Neo
and Daonnacb,) Inhuman, unkind.
NEO-DHAONNACHD, s.f. bid. (Neodhaonnach,)
Inhumanity, unkindness.
NEO-DHI AUHAIDH, -e, adj. (Neo and
Diadhaidh,) Ungodly, impious.
NEO-DHIADHAIDHEACHD, «. /.
ind. (Neo-dhiadhaidh,) Ungodliness, irre-
ligion.
NEO-DHÌLEAS, -ìlse, adj. (Neo and
Dileas,) Faithless, unfaithful.
NEO-DHÌLSE, } s.f. ind. (Neo-
NEO-DHILLSEACHD, i
dhileas,)
Faithlessness, unfaitbfulnessr
KEO-DHIONGMHALTA, -ailte, adj.
(Neo and Diongmhalta,) Insufficient, not
firm.
NEO-DHIONGMHALTACHD, s.. /.
md, (Neo-dhiongmhaita,) Insufficiency;
want of firmness.
NEO-DHLEASDANACH, ) -AicHE.arfj.
NEO-DHLEASNACH, 5 (Neo and
Dleasnacli,) Undutiful.
NEO-DHLEASNAS,-ais, s. m. (Neo and
Dleasnas,) Undutifulness, disobedience.
NEO-DIILIGHEACH, .eiciie, adj. (Neo
and Dligheach,) Undutiful ; lawless, un-
lawful.
NEÒ-DHUINE, -AOIKE, s. ?)». (Neo and
Duine,) An insignificant or unmanly fellow,
a ninnj', a nobody.
NEO-DHUINEALACHD, ind. ) s. m.
NEO-DHUINEALAS, -Ais, i' and/
(Neo-dhuineil.) Unmauliness, eflfeminate-
ness, cowardice, softness.
NEO-DHUINEIL, -B.,adj. (Neo and Du-
ineil,) Unmanly ;;owardly ; effeminate.
NEO-DHCRACHD, s.f. ind. (Neo and
Diirachd,) Negligence, heedlessness, in-
sincerity.
NEO-DHÙRACHDACH, -aiche, adj.
(Neo and Durachdach,) Negligent; care-
less ; insincere.
NÈO-EAGALLACH, -aiche, adj. (Neo
and Eagallach,) Fearless, bold ; not feai--
ful, causing no fear.
NEO-EAGNAIDH, -e, adj. (Neo and
Eagnaidh,) Inexact, inaccurate; ignorant,
unlearned ; foolish, imprudent.
NEO-EAGNAIDHEACIID, s. f. ind.
(Neo-eagnaidh,) Folly, imprudence; ig-
norance.
NEO-EALANTA, -ainte, adj. (Neo and
Ealanta,) Unartificial; unlearned, unskil-
ful, inexpert.
NEO-EALANTACHD, s. /. ind. (Neoealanta,)
Unskilfuluess, inexpertncss ; uu-
learnedness.
NEO-ÈIFEACHD, s. / bid. (Neo and
Èifeacbd,) Inefficacy, inefficiencj'.
NEO-EIFEACHDACH, -aiche, adj.
(Neo-eifeachd,) Inefficacious, intffectual.
NLO-ÈISLEANACH, -aiche, adj. (Neo
and Èislean,) Healthy, sound.
NEO-ÈISLEANACHD, s.f. ind. (Neoeisleanach,)
Healthiness, soundness.
NEO-EOLACH, -aiche, adj. (Neo and
Eòlach,) Ignorant, unacquainted.
NEO-FHÀBHARACH, -aiche, adj.
(Neo and Fàbharach,) Unfavourable, un-
kind, not favouring.
NEO-FHAICSINNEACII, -eichk, adj.
(Neo and Faicsinneach,) Invisible.
NEO-FHAICSINNEACHD, s.f. ind.
7 (Neo-fhaicsinneach,) Invisibleness.
NEO-FHALLAIN, -e, adj. (Neo and
Fallain,) Unsound, unhealthy, not in good
health; unhealtht'ul, unwholesome.
NEO-FHALLAINEACHD, s. f ind.
(Neo-fhallain,) Unsoundness; unbealthiness
; unwholesomeness.
NEO-FHALLSA, 1 -e, adj. (Neo and
NEO-FHALLSAIL, ^ Fallsa,) Not false,
sincere, fair.
NEO-FHASANTA, -ainte, arfj. (Neo and
Fasanta,) Unfashionable.
NEO-FHASANTACHD, 5,/. ind. (Neofhasanta,)
Unfashionableness.
NEO-FHEUMAIL, -e, adj. (Neo and
Feumail,) Needless, unnecessary; un-
availing.
NEO-FHÌOR, -A, adj.] (Neo and Fior,)
Untrue.
NEO-FHIOS, -A, 4,OT. (Neo and Fios,)
Ignorance,