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Mar-c'jao'j,(AH:> s.m. Siww-hmll fljfhfc.
faiaAaachd.iAHi .m Confusion, chaos.
fola, v AH) s.m. Place where catt.e used to
b. j bled annually.
-gealachaidh, s.m. Bleaching-field.
iachd, see blar-lhiathachd.
-moine, a.m. Peat-m^ss.
-in6na,ft see bla -uidine.
bias, -ais, s.m. Taste. 2 Savour. 3 Flavour. 4
Relish. 5 Particle, the least part. 6 Experience.
Am bheil bias air sr^a Ja^an uibne ? is
tAcr? on?/ taste in the white of an egg f cia milis
leain bias do b&riathran I how sweet are thy
words to my taste ! is don' am bias a th* air,
if ham a bad taste ;
cha'n 'eil bias dheth an
seo. there is not a particle of it here tha bias
',
na mea!' air do phdgan, thy kisses taste of honey
(lit. the taste of honey is on Efflorescent, flowery.
thy kisses);do fblathadh, s.m. Smoothness. 2 Politeness.
bheulair bias an t-siucair, thy lips are as blauhaich, pr.jiart.
s pest as sugar ; is fhnarr bias an teiiie na a' blathachadh, v.a. Warm,
bias foment. 2 Cherish. 3 Hatch. 4**Air. :,*
na gamue, better the ta.d offire than the taste Flower, as a plant, [thig fo bhlath is better.!
of want said when food is served very hot ; 6**Polish, smoothe.
an deidh na h-uile blas(d), after all 's said and --- te, pt. part, of blatbaich. Warmed,
do/w.
fomented, &c.
bias, -ais, see blaths.
blathaid, comp. of a. blath.
achd, s.f.ind. Tasting, act of tasting. blafch-aigneach,* a. Enthusiastic.
ad, -aid, s.m. Tasting, act of tasting. 2 fbla< haile, s.m. Mark of a wound.
Bit. 2 Drop. Gun am blasad, without tastihg
them. A' V
, pr.pt. of blais. [Cha
mi chuala
biathan, -ain, t.m. Suiall flower. 2ttTwig.
--ach, a. see hlathmhor.
blasad dheth for cha chuala mi guth hlithas, -ais, see blat is.
dhetb lit. I have not heard a taste of it ;
/ bla'h-bhnathrach, -a cue, a. Gentle, kind in
have heard nothing of it Sleat, Skye. J.M.] speech. 2 Mild, atfectionate.
adh, -aidh, s.m. Tasting, act of tasting. A' -- -huidhe.J a.m. Dandelion, see bearnan-
b , pr.pt. of blais.
ardaich,* s. f. Smacking with the lips. 2
Tasting with a relish.
blasbheum,**g>m.sinn'i.
quent. 6**Seasone'i. Dean dhomh biadh blath-leighis, s.m. Any medicinal
b'.asda, make me savoury meat ;
briathran biasda,
-- plant.
-mhaiseach, a. In the bloom of b-.-auty.
eloquent or ayrt'eabl* words.
blath-mhial,(AF) s.m. see tbleidh-mniol.
blasdachd, s. f. Sweetness, savouriness. 2 blathmhor, -oire, o. Blossoiny, flowery.
Tastefulness. 3*Agreeableness.
biaiih-rnhor, -oire, a. Warm.
blasdag, *./. Sweet-mouthed feoiale.
tualn-nam-bodach, -a-, s.m. Bed poppy, see
blasd' or, see blasda.
meilbheaf.
tb.asgaoin, s.f. Skull.
-- -obair, -oibre, -richean, s. f. Embroidery,
biasmhoire, comp. of blasmhor. More or most variegated needlework.
sweet.
.- -oibreachadh, -ai;lh, s.m. Embroidering.
achd, ./. Sweetness. 2 Tastefulness.
-- -oibrich, pr, part, a' blath-oibreachadh,
v.a. Embroider.
ad, -eid, s.m. Increase of sweetness blaths, -aiths, s.m. Warmth, heat. 2 Kindliness,
affectionate disposition. Thig tius agu
or sayouriness.
A' dol am blasmhoiread,
growing more and more savoury.
blaths, mildness and warmth shall come.
blasmhor, -oire, a. Savoury, tasty. 2 Sweet. 3 blaths-iuntinu,* s.m. Enthusiasm.
Tasteful.
fbleachd, see biioctid. 2 Cows.
blas-phog, -oig, -an, *. /. Sweet kiss.
air,-ean, s.m. Soothing flattering fellow.
blataich, see blaitich.
aireachd, s. f. Flattery, soothing, cajoling.
blath, -aith, -a, s.m. Flower, blossom. 2
Bloom. 3 Foliage. 4 Colour, hue. 5 Fruit. bleagh, (JJbleaghan) v.a. Milk, draw milk. Is
6 Effect, consequence. 7 Mark, stain. 8 ann as a ceann a bhleaghar a' bho, you
Form, manner. 9 Devotion. 10 Praise. 11 a cow jutt as you feed her (lit.
it is from tier
JtGreen field. 12JJSea. 13 see bladh. Ged head that a cow Is milk^L see bleoghainti.
nach toir an cranu-fige uaith blath, although bleaghan, -ain, s.m. Dibble used for digging in
the fig-tree shall not biossom, ; fo Ian bhlath,
in .hill bloom ; thig e 'inach mar bhlath. hs
shall come out as a flowr ;
bilhidft a bhlath
ort, the (lit. its) effects will be seen in your
case ;
is leir a' bhlath ort, tha (,lit. its) consequences
are obvious in your case ; daraig a's
gtlirme blath, an oak of the