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buamch-bhaofbh 137 bnirtfie
magical powers.
bwurach-na-bambh, see buar ich-bhaoibh.
buchdail.ft a.
ach, a.
see bucail.
see bucail.
bu:irt. >ee bnairte.
buchthniun, see buchainn.
-us, s.m. Belly. 2 Breach. 3 Rout. 4 buchuiun, see buchainn.
Trade. 5 Art.
buc!a, see bucail.
buclach.Jj a.
buclaich, v.a. 3 Trim.
t
f
a'.-h, a.
ach s.f.
Abounding in cattle.
iJlueb'ttle (plant)
Buckle up. 2 Tuck up.
ir.+J xs-.m. Diaphragm.
te, pant part, of buclaich.
b tain, -uailh, s.f. Rage, madness, frenzy,fury. bucsa, see bocsa & aigh-ban.
i fr>lic. Tbabuath air, he it in a rasie. bucull, see bucail.
ach. -aiche, a. Subject to tils of ach, see biicallach.
2 Apt to become enraMl.
fbud, s.m. see fbudh.
ado, -utdh, .m. Mad fit, firy. 2 Wild bud, see put.
maduess.
ranibie. 3 Mad frolic. 4 Impetuousness,
rushing.
al. -ail. s.tn. (AH)Stall in a byre or stable.
lit* li-jose. Ph'ainais e air deagh bhuathal,
h' hat f< iv nd a snug berth.
tbuattuim. -aim, -an s.m.. Bittern.
buatliun.(J.M.)-aim, f.tn. Sudden attack. B.
dvdil. te sudden and furious icay in ichich a.
blind man would attack anyone who offended
him.
bu:thar,** -air, .s.m. Affidavit.
bu,itharra,(JMi a. Impetuously raging. Duine
I)., amun of imp-tu.ous rage.
bub. pr.part. a' bubail, v,n. Bellow, roar. 2*
ril 'ibber, as a child. 3 Weep in a most raelauch.ily
way.
bui>. -a, km Roar, bellow, yell. Leig e bub
as. he u tsrcd a roar
budach, see putach.
budag,:c, s.m. Snipe. 2 Woodcock.
tbudh, see bu.
fbudh, s.m. The world. 2 Breach. 3 Rout.
budhag, -aig, -an, s.f. Bundle of straw.
budhaigir, -e, -can, s.m. Puffin or coulterneb,
see fachach.
fbudhail, s.m. Place, residence.
>udhailt, -e, -ean, s.m . Recess on the inside of
a cottage wall, wall-"press."
judragoc, see budagoc.
)iidraid, see butarrais.
judrais, see butarrais,
mgair, for budhaigir.
>ugau,** -an, s.m. Unlaid egg.
f-bugh, s.m. Fear. 2 Leek. 3 see briseadh.
bugha, s.m. (CR) Green spot by a stream, side
form of "bogha,"a&o?i',such spots being made
bow-shaped by the windings of the stream.
ail, -e, -eari, Roaring, bellowing, yelling,
b ubbering, contiiiued bellowing. 2 Lam-
Sky. 2f see bugh.
s.f.
enting A' b -,pr.part. of bub. Oiod a' bh. uguall,* -aill, *.m. Pot-hook.
a tb' ort ? u'hat are you bellowing for ? bugsa, see bocsa & aigh-ban.
F.nbail tairbh, the roaring of a hull.
fbuibiollan, s.m. Coxcomb,
bub. tire, s.m. 'Person that blubbers. 2(AF) buic, gen.sing. & n.pl. of hoc.
Common bittern, see corra-ghrian.
tbuicead, s.m. Mouthful,
achd, s.f. Blubbering.
buicean, -eiu, s.m. Young buck or roe. 2 Little
buck or roe. 3 Pimple. 4** Bubble.
buban, -am, s.m. Coxcomb.
ach. -aiche, a. C'oxcomical, like, or pertaining
to, a coxcomb.
ach, a. Like a young buck or hart. 2
Buicem Tohinnenckithe high-headed young roes.
achd, s.f.ind. Behaviour of a coxcomb. Of, or belonging to, a young buck or hart. 3
bubirs.xich, s.f. see bubaireachd.
Pimply.
buc.** a.m. Size, bul ..
bu< a m
darach,* s.m. Nutgall. [With the
h. -aich, s Boy. prop.
article a?.]
bucach, a. :ee bucail.
buicein, see buicean.
bucaiil.
.
-ean, f. Pimple, pustule. 2 Boss of
each, see buicennach.
a shield. 3 Blotch. 4 Gaelic spelling of buiceis, s.f.ind. Sporting, as of a buck.
Imk-t.
each, -eiche, a. Sportive, frisky,
fbu.aide, s.f. Palm. 2 Knob
tbuich,
bncaideach, a Pimply, full of pimples, causing
pimples. 2 Like a bucket. 3**Booming. [Not used between Sound of Barra and Butt
s,/. Breach.
buichd,(AC) gen.sing. & n.pl. of bochd. Isles.
a ''O/miittj shield.
of Lewis J.M.]
buc-i'.l,** a. Bulky, sizeable,
fbuichin, s.m. see buicean.
bucaiil, rjen&ng. A n.,pl. of bucail.
buid, gen.sing. tfc n.pl. of bod.
burdu, sea bucaid.
bucail, -aill, pi. -ail! * buideal, -eil, s.m. Cask. 2 Anker. 3 Bottle.
-an, s.m. Buckle. Bucaiil
airgid, silver buckles.
as a bottle in the smoke.
4jSurly person. Marbhuideal anns an toit,
ach. a. Biickled, baring buckles, wearing
buckles. Bro^an 6., buckled shoes.
bhuidealaich, onfire ; 's ann an sin a tha a'
aich, -ean, s.f. Blaze of fire. 'Na
** a. Compact.
bhuidealaich ! what a conflagration is there !
bin-is, see bocsa.
cnaidh e 'na bhuidealaich, it blazed.
bticliainn^AC) s.vn. Swelling. Mios buchainti, buidealair, s.m. Butler.
nth a/nmUing, month f bursting fort* buidealaireachd, s. f. Butlership, business or
(May\ ; called also bnchainn Muire, the isicell occupation of a butler. Chum a. bh., to his
; buci:ainn buidh; Mhoire nam butlership.
Atiti-y
ii,'ld,ir sn'i'Uln i month of Mary of
tli niti-.-a
fbuidh, a.
fbiiidhe. s.f.
Grateful, thankful.
Thanks. Mobhuidhe ri Dia, my
: bin-liaiiiii Bealltainn, the. swelling
nn bii'dlie liualtainu, the thanks to God, a short expressive grace after
Him or il-lra.'i?.
meat, common in some parts of the Highlands.
a.
,
Melodious. 2 Warbling. 3ftNest>
[Now buidheachas +]
Ung.
buidht-.J part, of necessity, Glad to, had to.
each, o. see buchainn, a.
b'lMh a.
, Yellow, golden. 2 Grateful. 3 Agreeabl,'.
IttLu.'ky. Griari bhiudhe, a golden sun;
buctiall ic-i, a. Nestling in the woods. 2ft
fait biudhe,
It i/^lltnv air bbuidhe leat a
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buohd, m. Cover of a book. 2 see biic.
dheauauili, you were glad to do it ; is buidhe