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Pertaining
brosgiachadh
broaigh
fbrothlnaehair, s.f. Rush, rushes.
broflglachadh, -aidh, sea brosnachadh.
brotulaiii,** *./n,. see broilein. fbruaigh.JJ s.f .coll. Shreds, rags.
.u-hil,** s.f. Promptitude,
brotliluinn, s.f. Agitation, co-ifusion, struggle.
brosgluchadh, -aidh, see brosnachadh.
2 Meeting of tides. 3** Stru.gle between
bro-gluk-h, Sl '*' brosnaieh. 2 see broagnlL wind and 'tide, t steam 5 Heat and stink.
Flatter, cozen, 6' Disagreeable heat.
each, a. couim.'tion,
broMguil,
coax.
t. a' bros
;>''.;' ul, v.a.
~+ Fawn, as a dog.
Tumultuous, causing
agitative, disturoetl, confused.
brosuul, -uil. a.m. Flattery, adulation. 2**
Lively talk. 8J Fawning, as a dog. A' b ,
broth-th ugh, -thaighean.s.m. Slaughter-house,
pr.pt. of brosguil. Fe r bn^iruil, a flatterer. sh iiiibles
ach, -aiche, a. Flattering. 2 Coaxing, fbrotlach, s.m. for brollach 2). 2*JBoil ing-pit.
cozening.
bru, in-e,j. s.f. Belly. 2 Womb. 3 Big
brosgulair,** s.m. A.lulator.
belly,
as a woman with child. 4
brosluira, -e, s.f. Excitement.
Bulge.
Declined thus.'
fl-rosna, -ai, s.m. Faggot. 2 Armful.
Nom.sing. bru pi. bruthan/ftbronna &
brosnachadh, -aidh, -aidhean, s.m. Incitement,
eh. ,sV- River, running water.
Gen. Jbronn
bronnaichean.J
bronn
provocation, spurring on, exhortation, encouragement
to heroic actions, cheering. 2 Voc. a bhru ! a bhriitha !
Dat. broinn bronuaibh
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Flattering. 3 Piece of martial music for the
Gen.sing. broinue (.DU.)
bagpipe classed under "ceol mor." A' b Tha bru air a'
,
bhalla, the wall bulges ; brughoirt,
belly-ache; a bru torrach, her u'onib
pr.pt. 01 brosnaieh. B. cath-i, a battle song.
provocative.
the fruit of the
on thy belly ;
Ian
brosiiachail, a. Instigating, encouraging, pregnant
womb
;
; toradh na bronn,
air do bhroiun,
bro.snachair,** -ean, s.m. Cheerer.
bronn, bellyful ; cha lion beanuachd bru,
belly ; is gainne bru na
pr.pt. v.a. Provoke,
are scarcer of belly room
incite, encourage, bestir, spur on, actuate, than you are of food applied to a grumbler ;
lad-san a bhro^naich mi, they that provoked loisg thu do bhru 's cha d'riun thu dp gharadh,
thou hast burnt thy belly but didst not
me; bhrosnaich e ri faicinn an righ, he cheered
up on seeing the king.
warm thyself (this saying can be applied in
te, past part of brosnaich. Provoked, various ways, for instance, a.man makes .
great
a br suadu,
brosnaich,
see brosnachadh.
brosnachadh,
ttetringt do not fill
biadh dhuit, you
incited, ac;uated.
efforts to gain a certain object, but conies to
brosuuchadh, -aidh, s.m. see brosnachadh. grief in his endeavours) ; tha a bhru air an
brosuuich, see brosnaich.
t-sop, his belly is on the straw (this applies to
te, see brosnaichte.
a gluttonous person or aaimal who would eat
brot, -oit (& -u.lt), -an, s.m. see brat.
till he could not move, and had to lie down,
, -a, s.m. Broth.
dh'ith e gits an robh a bhru air an t-sop.
,
v.a. see brotaich.
thru, sj. Hind. 2 Bank. 3 Country.
,
o. Fat.
bruach, -aich, -an, s.f. Bank. 2 Brink, border,
edge, brim. 3jJSurly boor. 4 see bruth-
brotachadh, -aidh, s.m. Thriving, improvement
in condition, becoming fat. [Generally applied
to cattle of any kind, j 2** Convales-
air na bruachan seo, about these borders ;
ach. Bruach an uillt, the bank of the river :
of brotaich.
bruach dhuine, a boor of a fellow, a stupid
cence. A' b , pr.pt.
brotadh, see brotaciiadh.
fellow.
brotaich, pr. pt. a' brotachadh, v.n. Thrive. 2 ach,tt -aiche, a. Banked.
Mend, improve in condition, grow fat, fatten.
ag, -aig, -an, s.f. Little bank.
3 Feed grossly. 4ttGluttonize.
bruachair. -ean, s.m. Surly fellow, person of
broi-bhiathadh, -aidh, s.m. Feeding grossly unamiable disposition. 2 One that hovers
with intention to fatten.
about, lounger, hoyerer.
brot-braigileiu3ach, -eich, s.m. Hotch-potch.
eachd, s.f.ind. Hovering about, lounging.
2 Grumbling, sulleuness of
fbrotli. s.m. Mole. 2 Ditch, 3 Flesh. 4 Fire.
(Straw.
pouting, a Obstinacy.
manner,
broth, -a, s.m. Itch, eruption of the skin. 2 bruachan,** -ain, s.m. Little bank. 2 rarely
Mole. 3Pruri.;o. 4 for bruth. 5(AC)Breast, fawn.
breast-bone. 9tfLunai halo. 7JJStraw,corn, brnach-bhaile, s.m. Suburbs.
Ac.
tbruachdach; a. Magnificent.
i, -aiche, a. Scabbed, mangy, itchy. 2 bruadair, pr.pt.
Filthy, disgusting. 3 VJM bruadar & brundaradh, v.n.
: to sullen
anger. Duine Kro hach, a man given to layt night.
Dream Bhruaclair mi an raoir, I dreamed
sullen anger cubrottiach, a mangy dog; caora bruadair, gen ;
sing, of bruadar.
lihrothach, a scabbed sheep.
biuadal, s m. see bruadar.
-,, -aig, -an,
breast clothes.
s.f. Bosom. 2 Fold of the bruadar, -air, -an, s.m. Dream, reverie, vision.
3 Little ditch. 4 Little hollow.
A' b , pr.part. of bruadair.
5 Dirty wencii. 6 for breothag. bruadaradh,** -aidh, s.m Dreaming, act of
fb or hair, s.m. Caldron. 2 Butcher. 3** dreaming. A' b , pr. pt. of bruadair.
Brui
bruadaraiche, -an, s.m. Dreamer.
brothaireachd, s.f. Bruising, mauling, maiming.
bruadaracii, -aiche, a. Visionary.
'2
Butchering.
fbruaidh, -ean, s.m. Peasant.
tbrouhaireagadh, s. m. Shambles, butchery. fbruaidhe, see bruaidh.
~**ior bruthadaireachd.
bruaidlean, s.m. see bruaillean. An t-sean
fbrothairue, sj. Down, fur.
fhuil uasal, onorach, cha taradh bruaidlean
fbro-thaigli, a.m. .see hroth-thaigh.
conas aisd', atr'fe would not be evoked from tfie
brothas, -ais, s.m. see bruthaist.
old, noble, honourable blood by grief
Ibrothlach, s.m. Pit made annoyance
Duanaire, p. 53.
in the ground for
ny; meat in.
ach, a. see bruailleanach.
iladh, a. Intent on mipchief.
achd, s.f. see bruailleanachd.
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