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

OAK 84:5 DBS
OAR, J. Ramh.
OAR, I', o. and n. lomair, dean iomiani.
OARY, adj. Ramhach.
OATEN, arf;. Coirce, coirceach.
OATH, s. .Mionnan, mioiiii.
OATH-BREAKING, s.Briseadh mhionrian
; eithi»ach, mionnan-eithich.
OATMALT, s. Biaich choirce.
OATMEAL, s.
Min choirce.
OATS, s. Core, coirc, coirce, siol coirce,
gran coirce.
OBDUCE, V. a. Còmhdaich, tarruing
thairis.
OBDUCTION, s. Còmhdachadh, tarruing
thairis.
OBDURACY, s. Dùire, rag-mhuinealas,
cruas-cridhe, neo-aithreachas.
OBDURATE, ndj. Rag-mhuinealach,
cruaidh-chridheach, ro-aingidh ; cruaidh,
danarra, cruadhaichte, borb, an-iochdmhor,
neo-aithreachail.
OBDURATION, s. Rag-mhuinealas,
cruas-cridhe.
OBEDIENCE, s. Ùmhlachd,gèiIl,striochdadh.
OBEDIENT, adj. Ùmhal, so-riaghladh.
OBEDIENTIAL, adj. Umhlachdail,
striochdail.
OBEISANCE, «. Fàilte, ùmhlachd, beic.
OBELISK, s. Carragh cloiche, uaighcharragb.
OBEY, V. a. Striochd, geili, freagair.
OBEYER, s. Fear-strlochdaidh. fear-
geillidh.
OBJECT, s. Ni, cuspair, neach, rud, ciiis,
cvloch.
OBJECT, V. a. Cuir an aghaidh, diùlt,
tilg suas.
OBJECTION, s. Cur an aghaidh, tagradh
; cunnuil ; fàth-gearain, coire, tal-
ach.
OBJECTIVE, adj. Cuspaireacb, cuiscach.
OBJECTOR, s. Fear-cuir an aghaidh,
fe;ir-diùltaidh.
OBIT, s. Tòrradh, adhlacadh, falair.
OBITUARY, i. Bàs-chlar, clar innsidh
nam marbh.
OBJURGATE, v. a. Cronaicb, achmhasanaich,
troid.
OBJURGATION, s. Achmhasan, cronachadh,
trod.
OBJURGATORY, adj. Achmhasanach,
cronachail, trodach.
OBLATION, s. Tabhartas, ofrail, iobnirt.
OBLIGATE, V. a. Ceangail, ceaiigail
le bann no comain, cuir mar fhiachaihh
riir.
OBLIGATION, s. Ceangal, bann, coir,
dleasdannas; ciimhnant, cumha ; comHÌii.
OBLIGATORY, adj. Ceangaltach, ciimh-
nantach, comaineach, mar fhiachaibb
air.
OBLIGE, V. a. Cuir mar fhinchaibh air,
their air, èignich ; cuir fo chomain, cuir
comain air ; toilich.
OBLIGEE, J. Neach fo-chomain.
OBLIGER, s. Fear-cuir to chomain;
fear ciimhiiantacliaidh.
OBLIGING, adj. Comaineach, coiiigheall-
ach, suairce, coir.
OBLIGINGNESS, s. Suairceas, coingh-
eallachd, coiread.
OBLIQUE, adj. Cam, fiar, crom, siar,
claon, neo-dhireach, a leth-taobh.
OBLIQUENESS, | s. Fiaradh, siaradh,
OBLIQUITY, S camadh, cromadh ;
cla^nadh, cluaintearachd, carachd.
OBLITERATE, v. a.
mach, cuir as, mill.
Dubh as, dubh a
OBLITERATION, s. Dubhadh as,
dubhadh a mach, cur as, milleadh.
OBLIVION, s. Di-chuimhne, làn-dlchuimhne;
maitheatias coitchionn.
OBLIVIOUS,ac/;.Di-chuimhiieach,dearm-
adach.
OBLONG, ad/. Cruinnfhada, leth-fhada.
OBLOQUIOUS, adj. Drnch-cainnteach,
cùl-chainnteach, tàmailteach.
OBLOQUY, s. Droch-cainnt, cul-chainnt,
masladh, tair, tuaileas.
OBNOXIOUS, adj. Buailteach do, neochliuiteach
; riiisgte do.
OBNOXIOUSNESS, 5. Buailteachd do,
riiisgteachd do.
OBSCENE, adj. Draosda, drabasda, macnusach,
neo-ghlan ; deistiniieach, fuathmhor,
sgreataidh.
OBSCENENESS, 7 s. Draosdachd, drab-
OBSCENITY, J asdachd, macnusachd,
neo-gbloine,
OBSCURATION, s. Dorchadh, duirche,
doilleireachadh, doilleireachd.
OBSCURE, adj. Dorcha, doilleir, dubharach
; uaigneach, uamhach, folaichte
deacair, diomhair ;
;
neo-aiiimeil, neo-inbh-
each, neo-urramach.
OBSCURE, V. a. Dorchaich, doiileirich,
neulaich ; ceil, foluich; dean deacair,
sgàilich, cuir sgàil air.
OBSCURENESS, ) s. Duirche, doilleir-
OBSCURITY, i eachd; uaigneas
deacaireachd. doirbheachd.
OBSECRATION, s. Guidheadh, grlosadh,
asluchadh,
OBSEQUENT, adj. Ùmhal, striochdail,
dleasdmnHch.
OBSEQUIES, s. Adhlacadh, tòrradh ;
tuireadh, bròti-adhlacaidh.
OBSEQUIOUS, adj. Cmlial, ècsgaidh,
striochdail, f'ritheilteach.