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nrSSENTIOUS, adj. Eas-aontach, aimhrtitich,
ceannairceach.
DISSENT, V. n. Bi air chaooliladh baral-
ach, mi-chord J eas-auutaich ; sgar, deal-
aich.
DISSEN'T, s. Eas-aontacha.ih, dealachadh,
CHochladh bai ail.
DISSENTANEOUS, adj. Eas-aontach,
ini-rtireagarrach, an aghaidh.
DJSSENTER, s. Eeai-easaontach, i;ili
fear-dealacliaidh o'n eaglais shuidhic.hte.
DISSENTIENT, adj. Eas-aontach ; conas-
poiiieach, tagluiiineach, iorghuilleach.
DISSERTATION, s. Oraid, seaimoin,
DISSERVICE, s. Ciurradh, dochann,
lochd, cron.
DISSERVICEABLE, adj. CaiUteach,
croiiail.
DISSEVER, V. a. Gèarr, sgar, eadar-
sgar.
DISSIDENCE, s. Eas-aoritachadh, michòrriadh.
DISSIDENT, adj. Eas-aontach, iieofh?pagairach.
DISSILIENCE, i. Leum o cheilc, sgagadh.
DISSIMILAR, adj. Neo-choslach, eu-
roltach, eu-cosmhiiil.
DISMMILARITY, «. Neo-choslachd, cucoltav,
eii-cosmhalachd.
DISSIMULATION, 5. Cealgaireachd,
giiùis-mhi'alladh, cluairi, cuilbheait.
DISSIPABLE, adj. So-sgaoileadh, sosgapa'h.
DISSIPATE,!), a. Sijaoil, sgap, ioin-sgaoil;
caiih, dean ana-caitheamh.
DISSIPATION, s. Sgaoileadh, sgapadh,
iom-sgaoileadh, ana-caitheHmh.
DISSOCIATE, V. a. Sgaoil, eadai-dheal-
aic.h, dcalaich, sgar.
DISSOLVABLE, ) arf/. Leaghach, so-
DISSOLUULE, i leaghadh, aghabhas
leashHilh.
DISSOLVE, V. a. and n. Leagh ; sgaoil,
cuir o rhèilf, fiiasgail, cuir fa sgaoil;
eadar-dhtaUich, sgar o chèile.
riSSOLVENT, adj. Leaghach, a leaghas.
DISSOLVENT,) ^ ,
UISSOLVER,
\'' R"d a mleaghadh.
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DISSOLUTE, firfj. Neo-shuidhichte, neoghiiinnidh,
fuasgailte, nriacniisach, baois-
e.M-M, diii'-si'il, stfothail, aiia-.OTeas;iir;i.
DISSOLUTENESS, s. F.ia«gailteachd^
stiòthalachd, neo-gheainnuidheachd, anameasairachd.
DISSOLUTION,*. Leaghadh; fuasgladh,
dol as o cheilc ;
caochladh, has, sgrios, eug;
bristeadh, i«gaoileadh as a cheile.
;
DISSONANCE, s. Ràsan, ràcaireachd,
mi-chòrdadh.
DISSONANT, arf/. Rasanach, neo bhinii,
searbh, neo-thonnmhor, eu-còrdach.
DISSUADE, V. a. Comhaiilich an aghaidh,
ath choinhairlich.
DISSUASION, Is. Earalachadh, toirm-
DISSUASIVE, i
easg, atli-choinhairle.
DISSUASIVE, adj. Earalach, a' comhairleachadh
an aghaidh.
DISSYLLABLE, s. Da-shioladh, focal
dk lideadh.
DISTAFF, s. Cuigral.
DISTANCE, s. Astar, cein, uidhe, eadarfhonn
; uiiie; urram, meas ; àite fein.
DISTANCE, V. a. Fag fad' air dheh-eadh,
DISTANT, adj. Fad' air falbb, fad' as;
cein, fad' uaithe ; coimheach,neo-shuilbhir
neo-dhaimheil.
DISTASTE, s. Ana-bias, searbhachd,
droch-bhlas, grain, anntlac-hd, fuath, deis-
tinn.
DISI'ASTE, V. a. Sarbhaich, grhinich,
sijreamhaich, cuir droch bhlas air; dean
diombach, dorranaicli, feargaich, cuir grain
air.
DISTASTEFUL, adj. Mi-bhlasda, neobhlasda,
searbh; neo-thaitiieach.
DISTEMPER, s. Tinneas, galar, eucail,
euslainte; droch-ghean.
DISTEMPER, V. a. Cuir galar ann, dean
tinti, dean eucaileach ; buair, cnii troimh
cheile.
DISTEND, t,'. a. Leudaich, farsuingich,
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