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igh 124 briomiag
burden of their song ; caithidh cumha gun
bhrigh, mourning consumes without avail ; do
bhrigh, a bhrigh, by virtue of, because; thubhair
triath Eireann bu mhor bhrigh, said Ireland's
chief of great energy ; ged gheibhinn
brigh Eireann, though I were to get the wealth
of Ireland; innis da ar brigh, tell him our
strength.
brigh'ar, a. see brighmhor.
bri i'a-ard, s.f.
brigh-chainnb,** s. /.
Definition (in gram.)
Argument.
bri.;head, see brighealachd.
bri.;healaclid, s. f. Substance, substantiality.
2 Vigorousness. 3 Juiciness, pithiness, virtue.
4 State of being full of meaning.
bri;rheamh,* see breitheamh.
bri-h >il, -e, a. see briyhrnhor.
brighten, v.n. Strengthen, confirm. 2 Establish.
tbrighide, s.f. Hostage, pledge, security.
brigluun,* s.f. Seasoning. 2 Any fat. 3 Dainties,
delicacies. t4 see bruidheann.
--- eachadh,* s.m. Act of seasoning. 2
Act of feeding on dainties or delicacies.
briiihmhoire, comp. of brighmhor.
--achd,** s.f. Substancialness. 2
Juiciness. 3 Vigorousness.
bri^hmlior, -oire, a. Energetic. 2 Sappy,
juicy. 3 Substantial, solid, real. 4 Efficacious,
5 effectiye.effectual.
Full of meaning.
bn^h-sgriobhaidh,** s. f. Argument.
brigh-tharruing, s.f. Abstraction.
brigis, see briogais.
brill, see breall.
brillean,** -ein, s.m. The clitoris.
-- ach, a. Lewd.
ach, -aiche,a. Fond, given to dalliance.
;
brioghmhor, -oire, a. see brighmhor.
brilleiueach, a. see brilleanach.
brighmhorachd, see brighinhoireachd.
brimin-bodaich, s.m. Mean, shabby old man. briollag, -aig, s. /. Illusion.
[ % for breimein, a side form of braman.]
ach, -aiche, a. Illusory. 2 Deceitful.
fbriii, s.f. Dream, reverie.
briollair, -ean. s.m. Whoremonger, lecherous
fbrindeal, s.m. Picture.
fellow. 2**One afflicted with incontinence
fbrin-dealan, .s.m,. Frontlet.
of urine.
jbriudealbhadair, s.m. Painter. 2 Sculptor. briollan, -ain, s.m. Chamber-pot. 2 Urinal. 3
fbrindealbhadh, s.m. Painting, sculpture, limning,
Ignorant stupid fellow.
pourtraying. 2 disguising.
ach, -aiche,
:
fbrinneach, , s.f. Hag, woman.
Stupid, boorish, ignorant.
2**Mother.
achd, s.f. Stupidity. 2 Boorishness,
fbriunichte, a. Hag-ridden.
ignorance, rudeness.
briob, v.a. see brib.
fbriolLsgaire, s.m. Bully. 2
--
Interfering, meddling
person, busybody.
, -a, -an, s. f. see brib.
-- achd, see bribearachd.
tbi-ion, s.m. Fiction,
briobadh, see bribtadh.
briobair, see bribear.
--
lie. 2 Drop. 3 Gem.
brioii,** s.m. Disquietude, dissatisfaction.
fbriooach, -aich, s.m. Liar.
eachd,* see bribearachd.
brionain-beo, see buinnean-beo.
fbriochd, *. /. Wound. 2 Art. 3 Trade. 4 brional, (AF) s.m. Male seal.
Secrecy. 5 Witchcraft. 6 Colour, complexion.
tbriondath, v.a. Counterfeit, forge, imitate.
7 Beauty.
briunglaid, -e, -ean, s. /. Confusion, wrangling,
fbriochdaic, s.f. Amulet.
briodail,pr.art. a' briodal & disagreement. 2**Dream. 3**Reverie.
briodaladh, v.a. brionglaideach, -eiche, a. Causing trouble,
Caress.fiatter, coax, court. 2**Tattle.
confusion or mischief. 2 Squabbling, wrangliug,
quarrelsome. 3**Dreaming.
brknlal, -ail, s.tn. Caressing, acts of fondness,
expressions of tenderness, soft words, kind brionglaideachd,** s.f. Chicanery. 2 Quarrelsomeness.
speeches, endearing attentions. 2 Flattery.
3 Language and manner of lovers, courting. monglaidich,
Do bhriodal cuil, thy secret flattery. A.' b ,
rassment.
v.a. Cause trouble or embar-
vr.part. of briodail.
brionglaidiche,* s.m. Chicaner.
tbrionn, see fbrion.
brionn,tt s. f. Prettiness.
briodalach, -aiche, o. Caressing, fondling. 2
Flattering, inclined to flatter or cajole. 3**
Tattli ig.
briodalachd, s. f. Tattling. 2 Propensity to
flatter. SffCaressing. 4JtAmorousness.
briodaladh, -aidh, s.m. Caressing.
flattering. 3 Tattling. A' b , 2 Cajoling,
pr. part, of
briodail. 'G am briodaladh, caressing them.
briodal aiche, s. m. Flatterer, cajoler. 2**
Tattler. SftCaresser.
--, comp. of hriodalach.
briadalair,** s.m. Dallier.
IWlodha, see brc
briog, v.a. Cut round, hark. 2 Thrust,
Gaelic spelling of prick, SffRe.strain.
s.m. Confinement.
state
, 2 Restraint.
ach, -aiche, a. Mean, miserly, avaricious.
2 Spiritless.
achd,* see briogadaich.
briogadaich, s..r. Avarice, meanness, sordidne.ss.
2 Ludicrousness, affected capering. 3
Jt Hacking, cutting.
briogadh, -aidh, s.m. Act of stabbing or thrusting.
briogaid, s. f. Elderly woman. 2 Morose old
female. Esan a phosas briogaid, he who marries
a morose old female.
each,* a. Elderly.
morose female.
2 Like a little or
briogaire, -an, s. m. Miser, mean shabby fellow,
churl.
achd, *. /. Sordidness, avarice. 2 Want
of spirit.
briogais, -can, \_n.pl. briogsan DU^ s.f. Breeches,
trousers. Briogais anairt, linen breeches.
each, a. Having breeches or trousers.
ich,JJ v.a. Breech, put into trousers.
tbriogan, -ain, s.m. see briogais.
ach, a. see briogaiseach.
briogh, see bri^h.
fbrioghach, a. Hilly, mountainous.
brioghach, o. see brighmhor.
brioghail, o. ,, ,,
brio^halachd, s. f. see brighmhorachd.
brioghas, -ais, s.m. Fervour of passion, fondness,
dalliance.
brionn, a. see brionuach.
ach, a. Pretty, comely, fair. 2 Flattering.
3 Lying. [f//-0wi tbrion] 4 Striped with
various " colours.' [J from Eng. brinded, now
brindled.] 5 Shining, glitteriug.
3rionnachd., s. f. Prettiness, comeliness. 2
Flattery. 3 Falsehood. 4 Glitter. 5 Variety
of colours.
brionnag, -aig, -an, s. f. Glitter. 2(JM) Flattering
woman, (see note under breunag.)
Bha 'n Traigh-bhan 'ua brionuagan, the white