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uuan, (3)1. of bun) Stubble.
ach, -aiche, o. Shrewd, sensible. 2
bunan, -ain, s.m. (dim. of bun) Little root or Steady, sedate.
stump. 2JjStubble root.
as,-ais, s.m. Deep diseernment.shrewilness.
2 Quickness of
buuanta, -aiute, a. strong, stout, steady
sturdy, firm. 2 comprehension. 3 Solidity,
steadiness.
Well-set, having a nood hot
torn or foundation. SffCoustaut, steadfast. bun-os-ceann, adv. Upside down, topsy-turvy.
-end, s. f. Firmness, steadiness. buu-os-cioun, see bun- >s-ceann.
Sturdiness.
bun-rannsachadh,** s.m. Analysis.
bunasach, -aiche, a. Firm, solid, steady. 2 bua-raimsaohail,** a. Analytical.
Well-founded. 3 Authentic 4 Stout. bun-rannsaich, v.a. Analvze.
buu-bhean, declined like bean) s.f. Female o: burisach, s.f. see bunn;ach.
disrrecfc ye .rs.
bu:isa, see bdnnsac >.
bun- )tiuachaill,^f.m. Northern diver, seeinuir bunsaidh, see bunn.->aiclh.
biiuaohaill.
buntais.**.s.^. Perquisites.
banchailleach, -eich, s.f. Old woman.
buntafca, x.?rt. ,.s. & pi.) Potato, potatoes so*-
bu :char, -aT, -an, s m. bunachar.
at turn tuberotim. Tha am buutita bruioh,
bun-chiall, -cheill, .f.
Moral having a concealed
meaning.
-tacliair, s.pl. Potatoes left in tbe
the potatoes ars boil#1.
--ach, -aiche, o. Concealing a moral, as ground during winter.
a fable.
--talmhuinn, DU see bun'ata-tachair.
fbun-chis, s.f. Chief rent, tribute paid to a t>untui.jn, (.a ) pr.pt.
monarch. 2 Pension.
--- of bum. Belonging to,
meddling with, touching, taking away. 2ft
each,** a. Pensionary.
Dealing. A' o. ris gu naimhdeil, persecuting
bun-chi-ear,** s.m. Pensioner.
him.
tbun-chisiche, -an, s.m. Pensioner.
eas,** s.m. Adjunct, appendage, appurtenauce.
concomitant. 2 (AH) Blood or
buu-chuis, -e, -can, s.f. First cause.
bun-chu.sleach, -lich, -li< hean, s.f. Foot-stalk.
bun-dearjj,(.AC) a.m. Bed family relationship.
swelling (disease ii fbimudhasach, a. see bunasach.
cattl^. 1
tbur, -uur, s.m. Boor, clown, boorish person* 3
bun-dubh, -uibh, a.m. That part of a root which
is underground aiid comes Swelling of auger. SJ+Sot.
up by pulling. 2 hbur, poss.pron. (now btmr
\
Your,
Lowest tiers of sheaves in a corn-stack. 3DU
RoOiS of bracken, used as thatch for houses
or corn-stacks.
fbundun, 8. m. Foondation. 2$$Fundament.
3 Blunder.
h, a. Ungainly.
b , pr.pt. of buirioh. G a uh. le 'rudanan,
digging it with his knuckles.
,
bun-feann, s.m. Tail, root of the rump. niraghlasxAF) S TO . . Large dogfish.
bun-feoir, s.m. Hay-stubble, orts.
>uraich, v.a. see buirich.
buu-fhath, -a, s.m. Primary cause.
e, s.m. budriche
.-
iiunglas,} -ais, s.m. Purple mealie-grass molinia
ccerulea.
mraidh,* a. Mouldy, as laud, easily delved.
te, past pt. for buirichte.
bun-luchd,s.p/. Original inhabitants, aborigines.
,
s.m. see burraidh.
bun-mlias, -ais, s.m. Buttock.
eachd,* s.f. Mouldiness.
ach, a. Having large buttocks. 2 Of, burba, see buiriie.
to, the buttocks. 3 Strong in
s.f. Whistle-fish, bourbee.
see burmaid.
or belonging
the b 'ttom.
burbaigh.vAF)
urban, s.m.
s.m. Work.
f-bun.i, urbauaich,(JM) s.f. Irritation of any open
bunna,(AF) s.m. Northern diver, see muirbhu:i
chaill.
or an unsuitable remedy was applied, people
sore. When a wound was too often probed,
bunna-bhuachaill,f s. m. Great auk, see said "bhurbauaiciieadh. an lot." Isles.
gearra-bhall. 2 Northern diver W. Isles
-e, -ean, >ur-bhuaeh;u,i, see muir-bauachaill.
(1M) see iurd, biirt.
bnunacha-bac,(AC) s.m. The horizon. 2(AH) ,* s.m. see durdan.
muir-bhuachaill.
see
Eaves of a thatched house.
iurdag,(AF) s.f. Minnow. 2 Shrimp.
bunnschas,(AHH -ais, s.m Stability.
bunnan, -ain, s. m. burdan, .m (MM)Kind of chorus. 2 see durdan.
Bittern. 2 (AF) Black
beetle, crawler.
ach, a. Pertaining to a chorus. see
bunndaist, -e, -ean,s.m. Fee, wage, perquisite, durdanach.
bounty. 2ftThrashiug. StfGrassum. 4JJ lurdanaio.he,** s.m. Libeller.
Weaver's fee, paid in kind.
bunnlum, -uim, s.m. Steadiness, solidity. 2
Self-command.
---- ach, -aiche, a. Solid, steady.
bu'i-nbs, -uois, s.m. Old custom.
bunnsach, -aicli, -a'cheau, s.f. Bod. 2 Osier
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