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

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CATERY, s. lonad gleidhidh bldh, tightnUg.
GATES, s. Biadh maitli, mias bhiasda.
CATGUT, J. Teud ; anart lo-gharbh.
CATliARPlNGS, s. Cuird thcanriachaiilh
nan seòl mòia.
CATHARTICAL, adj. Purgaideach,
f'ua'gailtfach.
( ATIIOLICISE, V. n. Tionndaidh 'n ad
jiliiipatiach.
CATHARTICS, s. Purgaidean.
CATHEDRAL, s. Ard-eaglais easbuigeach,
cathair easbuig.
CATHETER, i. Piob-fhuai!.
CATHOLICAL, adj. Catholach, coitch'onn.
CATHOLIC, adj. Catholach, coitchionn ;
cumanta.
CATHOLICNESS, s. Coitchiontachd,
cumantat:hd.
CA TKINS, s. Cluigeincan chraobh-fhras.
CATLING, s. Sgian leigh, sgian sgnraidh j
teudaii ; craobh-chòìnneach.
CATONIAN, adj. Socrach, ciallach, teann,
crjaiiih.
CATTLE, i. Spreidh, crodh, buar, feudal!.
CAVALCADE, 5. Marc-shluagh, buidheann
mharraichean.
CAVALIER, s. Marcach, lidire; marcach
beolhiiil, saighdear sgeilmeil ; fear-seasaiinh
High Tearlach a h-aon.
CAVALIER, adj. Sunndach, sgeilmeil,
gaisgeil, treun, uallach, fiiighantaoh, itiis-
neachail ; mòr-chuiseach, uaibhieach, ard-
anai'h, stràireil.
CA VALIERNESS, s. Mòr-chuis, hidanachd,
straicealachd.
CAVALRY, s. Marc-sbluagh cogaidh,
eachraidh.
CAUDLE, s. Deoch bhan-shiùbhla.
CAVE, s. Uamh, biugh, slochd, toll fo
thalamh, fhslach.
CAVEAT, I', a. and n. Rabliadh, satias,
bacadh.
CAVERN, s. Talamh-toll, slochd, uamh.
CA VERNED, adj. Uamhach, Kin shiochd j
a' gabhail còmhnuidh an uamhaibh.
CAVERNOUS, adj. Uamhach, sloclid-
ach.
C A UG HT, part. pas. Glacta.
CAVIL, V. a. and 71. Cronaich, coirich,
tiolp, d.an connspoid ; bi biogarra, bi cuiin-
uileacli, bi cronachail.
CAVIL, s. Cronachadh, coireachadh, biogarrachd,
cunnuil, tiolpadh.
CAVILLATION, s. Cronachadh, coireachadh.
CAVILLING,*. Connsachadh, connspoid.
CAVILLOUS, adj. CunnuUeach, Uolpacb,
coireachail.
CAVITY, s. Fhslach, cos, lag, slochd, glac
CAUL, s. Lion-cinn, curiachd, breid an
crannaig ; sreotbann, còmhdach a mhion*
aich ;
currachd an fhortaiir,
CAULIFEROUS, adj. Cuiscagach, luirgneach.
CAULIFLOWER, s. Cal-gruthach.
CAUSA BLE, adj. Aobhai ach, a dh' fhaodar
a thoirt mil 'n cuaiit.
CAUSAL, adj. Aobharach.
CAUSALITY, s. Aobharachd.
CAUSATION, y. Aobhar, rcusan.
CAUSATIVE, arfj. Aobharach.
CAUSE, s. Aobhar, cion-fath, fath, cas,
mathair-aobhair ; ciiis ; taobh.
CAUSE, V. a. Dean, thoir mu'n cuaiit,
thoir gu buil.
CAUSELESS, adj. Gun aobhar, uaithe
feiii, neo-dhèanta; gun chion-rath, guu
reusan.
CAUSELESSNESS, s. Mi-aobharachd,
mi-reusontachd.
CAUSER, s. Fear-aobhair, athair, iigh-
dair, mathair-aobhair.
CAUSEY, is. Cabhsair, cruaidh-
CAUSEWAY, S rathad.
CAUSTIC, 5. Cungaidh leigliis loisgeach.
CAUSTIC, ? Of/7. Loisgeach, cnaimh-
CAUSTICAL, S teach.
CAUTERISM, s. Losgadh le iarunn.
CAUTERIZATION, s. Losgadh le iarunn,
leigh-lopgadh.
CAUTERIZE, V. a. Loisg le iarunn, no
le cungaidhean leigh.
CAUTERY, s. Losgadh le iarunn, no le
cungaidhean leigh.
CAUTION, s. Gliocas, cùram, aire, faieill;
teurainteachd, ràthan, urras, gleidheadh,
cinnteachd; uidheamachadh, deasachadh;
earail, comhairle ; rabhadh, sanas.
CAUTION, r. a. Thoir rabhadh, cuir air
'fliaicilj, earalaich.
CAUTIONARY, adj. An urras, an geall
sanasach.
C AUTIOUS.ofZj. Cùramach,faicilleach, glic.
CAUTIOUSNESS, s. Faicilleachd, cùram,
gliocas.
CAW, V. 71. RÒC, glaodh mar ròcais.
CEASE, V. a. and ?i. Cuir stad air, cuir
crioch air, caisg ; sguir, leig dhiot; bàsaich,
rach a dhith, thig gu crich ; stad, foisich,
dean tamh.
CEAi)E, s. Stad, casg, bàs, crioch, dal a
dhith.
CEASELESS, adj. Buan, gun stad, gua
sgur, gun timh, neo-lhoisneach.
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