e traaongnauan 134 bnail 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
her lint. 3 Thrust. 4 strike up, as a tune. 5 Att.uk. 6 Belabour. 7 Knock as at a door. b**lo.ich at. or land at. 9 Proceed. 10 Rush, describe rapid iv.otion. 11 Win, as a at shinty, football, &-. Bhuail e mi, ttftruekme ; -ha iad a' l.ualadh'san t-sabhv are threshmj in tJtf 'xirn ; tha iad a' buala.lh an liu, th^y are beetling the lint ; bimail iad oirnn, they attacked us ; bhuail herds of cattle. ; hi 'sna buailtibh, cows in the folds. fbuaiieaih, -lichean, tj. Ox-stall, stall. 2** Fold. a , a. Of, or belonging to, fold. an,** -ain, s.m. (buaile) Milker of cows. 2 Place where cows are milked. buaileadair,** s.m. Assailant, assailer. buailcag,* s.f. Circlet. 2 VDU) Small circular enclosure. -thimchioll, s.f. see bualagan-tiinchioll. huairea.i buainte, pasi part, of buain. Shorn, reaped. 2 **Torn up by ths root. 3**Hewn down. buai'ear, fat. pass, of buail, Shall be struck. 2 tbuaintear, -eir, -earan, s.m. see buanaiche. u ;Je I Impersonally, as, buailear suas learn, I buair, P'O'- d gen. sing, of buar. upwards. , pr.pt. a" buaireadh. v.a. Tempt, allure. tbaa.l-;hl:is f s.f. Mill-pond. 2 Provoke, .ex, annoy. 3 Disturb, dist act. biiailidn,** s.f. Dairy, milk-house. 2 Stall. 3 4 Madden. 5 Alarm. 6 Make muddy, as FiH. A steach do 'n bbuailidh, into the water. 'Nuair a bhuair bhur n-aithrichean mi'.'.k ny-house. mi, when your fathers tempted m? ; bhuair bu-iil- a. (for buail thusa) Strike thou. tnu an t-uisge, you have made the water tbun-.lt,** *./ Cabin. 2 Locker. 3 Niche. muddy. buaiite, past pt. of buail. Struck, threshed,
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COMPILED GAELIC DICTIONARY Death of
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The Illustrated GAELIC ( Dictionary
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u piled from lists given in pamphle
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IV Barnes which I have been collect
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VI particular works lived, while st
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aicheallach, aicht aicheidh, aicheu
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aihndeacn, I ' pheric, aileadhach,
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aimbealacb 14 ainchearfc tious. 2**
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alu-mheasardhachd, aln-fhiughachd a
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1 h j air 18 air ban air (cont.) bi
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'.ich, I fairigh, airilfeach, airle
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t. JM) airtneal wrtneal, -eil, s.m.
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I aithrea | aicnili-heauj I aithric
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. all-ghort 26 altaich fall-ghort,
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i 1 amaideag 2 arnaicleag, -eig, -a
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ho amhra 30 anabarach famhra, -ai,
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' - ana-fuimse | mod^ratoness, in.c
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: an-doigheil 34 angrach andoigheil
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aogus, aobhaiche aolhbinn aobhaiche
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aomar, faomilleadb, . efore aois-da
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aunt a 42 rtunta, s.m. Lease. 2 Lic
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an j targu^n, arguinu, Labhair arma
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. - arral 48 asaibh arral, -ail, s.
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: | bacail.tt i bac-ai, slave, baca
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agaid 68 baip;eireachaidne, gen. si
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tbairicean,** ' bainfhirinsge ttiri
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TnlcaTche ballach balcaicha, s. /.
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i .ch.il a.m. ball -inte ich, *. /.
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. ban-ifrinneach Mn-seirfMseacfo :
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stuyi.licy, absurdity, fooli-hness.
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I led, { j barraig-nain I ' I bar-g
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ch barr-madaidh 72 basmhor basalacb
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74 bifca
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ata 76 siw\ aird, Topsail tack. 18
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ata 91. Ulag. 4 Dealer, ^in. 6 Siug
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1 d , s.f. ind. Buxomness, playfuln
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" beanailt, ' bean-baile, bean-chic
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ceilinn eeilt,** s.f. Concealment,
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ced 183 ceud-bhileach tceb, s.?n. M
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cha 190 chionn cha, negative partic
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ciaban 192 oian tresiU's -pread on
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cich 194 cinneadas clch, dai.sing.
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cladhaireach claidreadh Roguish. no
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vntn i did, cliob 210 clmitorcTi jl
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clogais 212 closadh elogaia.J s.f.
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elofchadh 214 oluasag taighean, ran
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ar. ' ' o f elninn 216 cnapadh woul
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cnap.idh 213 noise. 3**.ihrinku,.j.
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j co.ll.nu, cofleneh-ccnUft 22 1 co
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coinneamh out, for a particular pro
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coinneamb 230 coinnlea": cuiridh mi
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colan 284 feolan, -ain, s.f. Young
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comanaiche comanaiche, -an, s.m. Co
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comh-amar 238 comharradh-eiuais cor
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comh-charaid 20 friend. 4>omh-cliar
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' comh-dhalta 242 fear a charaid, a
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ach, corah -ghairdeacbj 244 comhla
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comh-mhionnairh 246 comh-roc csomh-
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conas 250 connsachail 1 conas. A c.
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oopaireachd 262 oorcftg 191. Copaga
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coronair 254 corrach-shod coronair,
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corra-sf itheacb 256 oos-chenm .Cor
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\ slate* \ cothromaiche, j 3 . coth
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wav'hte 280 ed. afflicted, galled.
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' crann-fhaoileag crann-nan-gart nu
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i crann-ruslaidL craoonarnapn insul
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craobh-phailm 266 crasgag-thrighad
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creithleag-nan-each 270 criathraich
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. aich, criomagacfa^ 272 crios riom
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' a crith-dhealbhair 2/4 crocnaaacn
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croganach 878 croit Jroganacb, -aic
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CTuagalach crungalaeh, -aiche, a. H
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2** a**Hump-backed cruit.ai,** cnii
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cua-bhafan 284 cnairr. fcua-bhacan,
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euallaoh ; aich. was a tedious a'fa
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caa'n cuibheas OVM ft .rioderation.
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' cuidheall-.shniomha 290 * Rotlein
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1 ' cuilli.dh cnhnsich, a thriall,
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__^ cuir 2S c. air ath la, delay. c
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cuirteag 293 cuithe cuirteag,** -ei
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eul-bhenm cu-luirge cul-mhio7inacha
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eurradh fcuragh, -atgh, s.m. Burial
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danmach 310 daoSrenchd 1 of her hus
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daoth 312 (lath uituth, a. Obstinat