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ABUTMENT, s. Comli-chrioch, steidh
togalach.
ABYSS, J. Doimhneachd mhòr, doimh-
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A C A D E ^i I A L, adj. See Academi cal.
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ACADEMIC, s. Foghlumanaich, fogb-
Inmaich oil-thigh ; fear-foghliiim. !
ACADEMIC, adj. A bhuin.as do thigh-'
fiighluim.
ACADEMICAL, adj. Oil-tbighcadi, a
bhuineas do dh'oil- thigh.
ACADEMY, *. Tigh munaidh, tigh foghluim,
aid sgoil, oil-thigh; comuiin chum
t'oghlum àraidh air biili a chur air aghaidh.
ACANTHUS, s. See Bear's breech.
ACATES, 4-. Biadh, teacbd-an-tir.
ACCEDE, 1». n. Aontaich le, strinchd, cord;
thig a dh'ionnsuidh, aom le.
ACCELERATE, v. a. Greas, luathaich,
deifirich, cabhagaich.
ACCELERATION, s. Greasad, luathachadh,
cabhag:'.(;hailh, grad-shiubhal.
ACCENT, s. Fuaim caiiinte, bias cainnte,
gkusadh iia teanga, fonn, guth-ghleus,
snas-labhairt ; cudthrom a ghutha air sio-
ladh fooail ; comharra air sioladh for-ail.
ACCENT, V. Stias-labhair, ponglabhair,
labhair a reir £nàth na cainnte.
ACCEPT, V. a. Gabh, gabh ri, gabh a
stigh ; aontaich, coird vi.
ACCEPTABILITY, s. Taitneachd, tait-
Tieas, toiieachd, toileachas, ciatfachd, iom-
chuidheachd, fier.gatracbd.
ACCEPTABLE, adj. Taitneach, freagarrach,
ciatfach, iomchuidh.
ACCEPTANCE, 5. Gabhail le deadh-
thoil, gabhail ri.
ACCEPTER, s. Fear a ghabhas le deadh-
thoil, no 'dh'aontaicheas le.
ACCESS, s. Rathad, slighe, fosgladh ;
cead teachd am fagus ; meudachadh, leas-
achadh, ciiineas.
ACCESSARY, adj. A chiiidicheas, no 'dh'
aontaicheas ì^ ; comh-pàirtiach.
ACCESSARY, 5. See Accessory.
ACCESSIBLE, adj. So-ruigsinn, ruigsinneach
; fosgarra, fàilteach, aoidheil.
ACCESSION, s. Meudachadh, cuideachadh,
leasachadh ; teachd, dlùthachadh ri,
tighinn an ceann.
ACCESSORY, adj. A mheudaicheas, a
chuidichsas le.
ACCESSORY', s. Aontacbair, comh-pàir-
tiche, 'an ciont, comh-chiontaiche ; cuid-
ciichsdh )e, ciir Ic.
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ACCIDENCE, 5. Ceud leabharnacloinnG.
ACCIDENT, s. Sginrradh, tuiteanias;
mi-sliralbh, tubaist ;
buaidh, gnè, i;àdur.
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neaclid gun iochdar; aigeHii, dubh aigeau; ACCIDENTAL, adj. Tuitcamach, tu-
griiinea! ; if'rinn.
ACACIA, s. Sùnh craoibhe aritHb
baisteach, gun «ùil ris.
'san ACCLAllM, r. n. Mol, àrd-mhol, dean
luatlighair.
ACCLAIM, .^ Giir, caithream, luath-
^hàir, àrd-mholadh.
ACCLAMATION, s. lolac'n aiteis, gàird-
cachas, caithream.
ACCLAMATORY,
luathghaireach, ait.
adj. GairdeachaiL
ACCLIVITY, s. Brihkach, uchdach, cas-
leathad.
ACCLIVOUS, adj. Bruthachail, uchdach-
ail.
ACCOIL, V. 71. Dòinhalaich, dùmhlaich.
ACCOLENT, s. Fear-àiteachaiJh chrìoch,
fear-ioinaill.
ACC0M:\I0DABLE, adj. Fieagarrach,
so-iomchuidh, goireasach.
ACCOMMODABLENESS, s. lomchuidheachd,
frea^arrachd.
ACCOMMODATE, r. a. D.-an oingheall
ri ; dean tVeagarrach, ceurtaich ; lei'ich,
dean rèidh.
ACCOMMODATE, adj. Iomchuidh, freagarrach,
cuimseach, ceart, cubhaidh.
ACCOMMODATION, s. Freagarrachd,
goireas, ceartachadh, rum; uidheam, ul-
lachadh ; iomchuidheachd ; reite, socruch-
adh, còrdadh.
ACCOMMODATOR, s. Fear-reite, f^ar
socruchaidh ; fear-aontacbaidh, fear-geil-
lidh.
ACCOMPANIER, s. Fear-cainridh, fearcomh-lhurais,
fear-comuinn.
ACCOMPANIMENT, 6-.
Leasachadh, ni
an cois ni no iieach eile.
ACCOMPANY', V. a. and n. Rach an
cuideachd, hi an cuideachd, rach maillc ri
cum cuideachd ri.
ACCOÌMPL1CE, s. Fear-coin uiiin, j*àir-
tiche, comh-chiontaiche, comli-phàirtiche.
ACCOMPLISH, v.a. Criochnaich, thoir
gu h-ire, thoir gu crich ; coimhlion j
coisinn, faigh ; sgeadaich, deasaich, sgèim-
hich, àiliiìch.
ACCOMPLISHED, part, adj: Coinih-
lionta, deas, iomlan; sgiamhach, snasail,
eireachd-)ii, àluìnn.
ACCOMPLISHMENT. Criochnachadh,
coimhiionadh ; sgèimhealachd, eireachdas,
oileaii, maise ;
cosnadh, faotaiiin, Taghaii,
ACCOMPT, ». Cunntas. Se Account.
ACCOMPTANT, 5. Fear-cunntais, fearà'reamh,
fear socruchaidh chunutas.
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