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uaireft* 138 buarach-bhaoinh
troubled, annoyed ; a' cur buaireis am ineasg
nan daoine, creating a disturbance amongst
the 'people; fton a' bhuaireis, the wine that disturbs
the mind.
buaireasach, -aiche, o. Turbulent, raging. 2
Stormy, tumultuous. 3 Furious, fierce. 4 Inflaming.
5 Anxious. 6 Provoking. TjJDis-
buaireasach.
maying. Deoch bhuaireasach, drink that inflavnss
duine
; buaireasach, a man that annoys,
a tvmultuous fellow ; geamhrailh buaireasach,
a stormy winter.
d, *./. Turbulence. 2 Storminess,
tumultuousness. 3 Fierceness.
buaireasaiche, comp, of a.
buairte, a. Je past part, of buair. Distracted,
troubled. 2 Infuriated, enraged. 3 Tempted.
4 Stormy. 5 Made muddy, as water. 6
Disturbed, confused.
buait,** -e, -can, s.f. Lantern.
bual, s.m. see buabhali.
t , i.m. Remedy. 2 Physic. 3**Water. 4
ttUrine.
bualachd, s.f. Drove of cattle.
bualadach,** a. Percutient.
fbualadh, s.m. see fbuaL
bualadh, -aidh, s.m. Striking, beating, knocking.
2 Threshing. 3 Battle. Bualadh nan
laoch ,
the battle of heroes ;
bualadh arbhair,
threshing of corn ;
"bualadh a uiach" o repetition
of the first measure in ceol-mor. A' b ,
pr. pt. of buail.
bualagan-timchioll,|| s.m. Ringworm.
bualaidh, -ean, s.f. Cow-stall.
fbual
i./.
"Sea-lark. 2{AF)Wagtail.
bualan, s.m. Groundsel senecio
vulgaris.
Bualan.
f-bualchomhla, s.f. Sluice.
rbualchrannach,s.T. Float.raft.
bualghas, -ais, s.m. Mill-pond,
tbuall.l) s.m. Healing,
buallachd, s.f. see bualachd.
bualtair, see buailtear.
bualtrach,-aich, s.m. Cow-dung,
buamasdair, see buamastair.
buamastair, s.m. One who talks
boisterously. 2 Vain boaster.
3 Dolt, pompous blockhead,
booby. 4 Sudden attack W.
Itles, probably from "buathan." The general
idea expressed by this word in W. Isles is
one having a mental defect. J.M.
buamastaireachd, *./. Boisterous talking. 2
Vain boasting. [Not used in senses 1 or 2 in
W. Isles, but to signify the conduct or condition
of one somewhat mentally deficient.
J.M.] Ri b., talking boisterously,
Tiuan, buaine, a. Lasting, durable. 2 Long,
tedious. 3 Hardy, touph. Cruaidh mar an
fhraoch, buan mar a' ghinthas, hard as heather,
lasting as pine rathad buan, a tedious
:
way; cead buan, a long farewell ; bodach buan,
a tough or hardy old man.
fbuan, o. Good, harmonious.
fbuan, -aine, s. f. Nurse.
buana, gen.sinsi. of buain.
fbuana. s.m. Hewer. 2 Reaper,
buauachadh, -aidh, s.m. Continuing, continuance.
2 Persevering, perseverance. 3 Obtaining.
A' b , pr.part. of buanaich. 'N
am brosnachadh nach 'eil mo sLuil a' buanachadh
? in their provocation doth not mine
eye continue ?
buanachail JJ -e, o. Perseverant.
'buanachas,}} -ais, s.m. Perseverance,
buanachd, s.f. Reaping. 2 Erroneously used
for buannachd.
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buanachd n
tcbd
buauachda.il, -e, a. see buannachdail.
buanaich, pr.part. a' buanachd & b .anachadh,
v.a.