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buadhghallan buiilhe, s.m. Yellow ragwort,
xtnrcio Jacobcea.
buadh-yhu^h,.v.jn.Triumphant
shouting. 2 Clamour.
fbuadhlain, s.m. Judge.
buadhlau-b u i d h e , see
buadn.,hallan buidhe.
buadlnnhoire, comp. of a.
buadhmhor.
achd, see
buadhalach 1.
buai.lhmhor, -oire, a. Victorious,
triumphant, successful.
achd,** s. f. ind.
Insuperableneas.
fbu.-if. s.m Toad. 2 Any
uiily Viuomous creature. 87. BitadftghaUan
fbnai'a, s.?>i. Serpent. buidhe.
fbuafach, a. Virulent.
t d, s.f. Poison.
fbuafailh, s.m Poisoning.
fbuafair, -u, -oan, u.m. Viper, adder.
tbu-ifau, s.m. Snake.
buaf-aihair, see buaf-nathair.
buaf-bheist,(AF) s.m. Toad. 2 Adder.
buaf-mathair, see buaf-nathair.
fbuaf-nathair, s.f. Adder.
ibuag, -aig, -an, s.f. Spigot, plug. 2 seebuaidh.
[** says s.m.1
fbnagair, s.m. Faucet, pipe inserted in a vessel
to give vent to the liquor, and stopped up
by a peg or spigot.
tbuagair, v.a. Tap, broach, as a cask. 2 Pierce.
buaghach, a. see buadhach.
buaghair, -ean, s.m. Cow-herd, herd 2 Shepherd.
Thachair orra b. bho, a cow-herd met
th^n.
buaehal, see buathal.
bua.uhallan, -ain, s.m. see buadhghallan.
buidhe, see buadhghallan-b:iidhe.
buagharra, a. Grieved, vexed. 2 Vexatious,
oppressive. SftSulky. 4ffBoisterous. Mios
buagharra, an oppressive month.
buaic, -e, -ean. s.f. Wick of a candle, lamp, or
torch. SftTallow. SJtPinnacle. 4** rarely
Wave. 5 for buac. 6(DU) Dirt lying thick
anywhere.
, pi. of buac. Bleaching lees.
each, a. Of, or connected with, a wick.
2 Having a wick. 3 Giddy, thoughtless. 4
Fluctuating.
buaiceau, n.pl. of buaic.
buaicean,** -ein, -ean s.m. Veil. 2 Lappet.
3 Ltitle wick. 4tJOdd laughable little boy.
5(AM> Untidy fellow.
fbuaiceis, s.f. Small wick.
buaichd, -e, -ean. s.f. see buac. 2 see buaic.
-,
v.a. Anoint, besmear, rub over with
dung, mud, or oil.
buaichdein, s.m. see buaicean.
Piece of unmelted tallow
with which brogue-makers rub the thong
they sew with. [It used to be in a leather
case in the shape of a horn, tied over the left
palm, so as to be handy for sticking the awl
into when making shoes. JM]
fbuaicin, see buaicean.
t v.a. Blindfold.
,
buaicneacb.,1! s.f. Smallpox Suth'd. [Always
preceded by the article a' bh .]
,
a. Skinny, tough.
fbuaid,** s. Lamp.
buaidh, -e, n. pi -ean -dheanan s.f. Victory,
conquest, success. Thugadh buaidh 'nam
fbianuis 'sa btuar, victory ivas obtained in my
presence Ion the battle-field; faigh no thoir
buaidh, obtain the victory or conqtier; bhuidhinn
iad buaidh 'sa chonih-stri, they gaiiieti the
victory in the strife; beannachddo t' anam is
buaidh, a blessing to your smd and success
ma
;
gheibh sibh buaidli, if you obtain the victory;
buaidb-chaithream,a triumphant shout;
a' deanamh buaidn-chaithreim, triumphing;
bnaidh leat, xiic.c'xs to you ; buaidh no has,
:
conquest or neat'- motto of t MacDougalls;
gheibh thu bnuain buaidh cnuic agus codhalach,
thoushalt yi for me victory over hills
and opposition. Duaiiaire, p. 12^.
buaidh,** v.a. Conquer, overcome. [Takes
air, simple or compounded after it, as b.
orra, conquer them. "thoir buaidh orra" is a
more usual expression.]
buaidh-chairm, see buaidh-chaithream
buaidh-chairt, s.f. Trump at cards.
buaidh-chaithream, s. m. Triumphant shout.
2 Song of triumph. 3**Triumph.
ach, -aiche, a. Triumphant,
uttering triumphant shouts.
buaidh-chraobh,$ s.f. Spurge laurel daphne
laureola. Badge of the MacLarens.
Buaidh-chraobh.
tbuaidheal, see buabhall 3 & 4.
buaidheam, -eim, s.m. Fits of inconstancy or
unsteadiness.
a-.h, a. Giddy, volatile, unsteady.
fbuaidhean, see buidheann.
buaidhear, s m. see buaidh-fhear.
achd,* s.f. ind. Triumph, victory,
coming off victoriously.
tbuaidheart, -eirt, s.m. Tumult, confusion.
fbuaidheirtbe, a. Disturbed, agitated. 2 Possessed.
buaidh-fhear, -fhir, s.m. Conqueror.
buaiclh-fhacal, s.m. see buadh-fhacal.
buaidh-ghair,-e, s.f. Shout of victory or triumph.
each,;a. Like a shout of triumph.
2 Triumphant.
eachdaich,** s.f. Continued shout
of triumph,
buaidh-ghuth, s.m. Voice of victory, shout of
triumph.
fbuaidhirt.tt s.f. Tumult. 2 Crosses, afflictions.
buaidh-larach, a.m. Decisive victory, gaining
of the field, conquest. Buaidh-larach anas
gach stri, victory in every battle.
fbuaidhr, see buair.
eadair, see buaireadair.
t eadh, see buaireadh.
tbuaif-bhiast, s.f. see buaf-bheist.
fbuaifeach, a. Angry, fretting,
tbuaific, see buaih'g.
tbuaitig, s.f. Antidote,
tbuaig, s.f. Cup, chalice,
buaigh, see buaidh.
t eal, -ean, s.f. see buabhall (3J& 4)'
buail, pr. part, a' bualadh, v.a. Strike, beat
smite, thrash. 2 Thresh, as corn ; beetle, a