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cabasdan,**
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cab-dheudach,
ach, a. Cabled, abounding in cables.
fcaban, -ain, -an. s.m. Booth, tent. 2 Cottage.
3**Cottager. Gaelic spelling of cabin.
cahan, -aiti, s.m. Gaelic spelling of capon.
cabar, -air, p.'. -air & cabr ichean, s.m. Horn.
2 Antler. 3 Stake. 4 Pole, rafter. 5 Eminence,
height tf**Peer. 7**Rung. 8**Llh.
Q**rarfly Joint, confederacy. JO,AF)s>.e cabh*
ar.f Cabar beinne. a mai'ii^ain-top ; cabair
feidh, o deer's anUerx, (the war-cry, ai)d one
c, Coll, hazel ; the third letter of the Gaelic alphabet
now in use. When not aspirated, pannier's n
Of the crests of the MacKe.izi^ 3) ; c. cieibh. a
broad c; that is^b^fore'a, o, or u, sounds like ach, -aiche, a. & >.m, see cabrach.
c in cub. as cu, a dog ; small c sounds like cabar-corra,(AH) a.m. Odd
c in cube or fc iu kick, as cir, a comb. When
ṡuperfluous pole
or rafter in a house. Tl.a cabar-ccrra a
aspirated, it sounds like the Greek ch in ataign, there is a sitpi>rrlova raf er in the hou&e
chorde.as moch, early, or small, like ohfiimon, a hint frequently given ti> a speaker to direct
as chi.
his attention to the fact that a uspected
see.
What tattler is
those c', co cia ( ? ciod ?)pron. ? C'ainm
among listening to him.
a th' ort ? w/mt rs .your naw^ ? c' ait' an fcoir -buaile.it s.m. Fold-stake.
mi 8 ? where shall L bring it t
-droma, -air-, s.m. R'dg^vole (of house.)
tea, s.m. House.
-fraiiihvJ,Jt *.m. Eave-.>eain.
c' a ? oflto. ( for c' aite) Where ? C' a bheil thu ?
-oisne, s.m. Corner-pole.
where art thou .<
fcabartha, a. Coupled.
ca'ab.JJ s.m. Concord in singing.
cabasdair, s.m. see cabsdair.
cab, pr,part. a' cabadh, v.n. Indent, notch,
see cabsdair.
as the edge of a bladed weapon. 2 Hack.
-aicu, s.f.
3 Break land, dig. Chab thu an sgian, you
teeth.
Broken teeth, inden-
have notched the knife.
cabh, D./J. see cith.
cab. pi. -achan, & -auuan, s.m. Cap. 2 Cloak.
a. see cathadh.
cab, caib, a.m. Mouth. 2 Mouth ill-set with cabhachan,* -aiu, s.m. Cuckoo-titterer. (bird)
teeth. 3 Gap. 4 Head. 5 Hebrew measure cabhadh,* -aidh, see cathadh.
equal to about 2 Scots pints. 6**Aperture.
TJJBitof a bridle.
i
ted
buthuinn 144 oabhruich
buthuinn, s.f. Long straw used for thatching,
[sputhuinn in Argyll.']
butrais, s.f. see butarrais.
butta,** *. Butt (measure.)
caba,DU caibe, see caibe.
cabach, -aiche, a. Toothless. 2 Ugly-mouthed.
3 Notched, indented, full of gtps. 4**Longtoothed.
5**Babbling, garrulous. 6{JHacked,
irregularly cut.
, . /. Female with broken teeth. 2ft
s.m. Toothless man. C. an dranudain, a
peevish old woman.
t , s.m. Hostage.
adh, s.m. Indenting, notching, indentation,
t Growing indented or notched. A c
1
,
pr pt. of cabaich.
fcabad, -aid, s.m. Head.
cabadh, -aidh, s.m. Notching, hacking, indenting.
2 Breaking of land, digging. 3
Gaping. 4jJGasping. A' c
, pr.pt. of cab.
cabag, -aig, -an, s.f. Cheese.
cabag, -aig, -an, s.f. Toothless female. 2 Tattling:
woman. 3 Any blunt or toothless in-
fcabhara, see cathbharr.
gabhar.
strument. 4 Hacked instrument, as a knife, cabharnach,* -aich, Wicket,bar-gate, gateway.
&c. 5** rarely Strum -jet.
cabhartach, -aich, see cobhartach.
cabagach.tt -aiche, a. Abounding in cheeses. cabharthach, see cobharthach.
cabai.-h, pr part, a' cabachadh, v.a. Notch, indent.
2 Make blunc.
'Na chabhlach laidir, in his strong fleet.
cabhlach, -aich, -aichean, s. m. Fleet, navy.
tcabaig, s.f. Pillory.
aii,JJ-e, a,. Naval.
tea bail, s.f. see cabhlach.
an,** -ain, s.m. Isiariner.
caliain, gsn.sing. & n.pL. of'caban.
cabhlachdach,** a. Of, or pertaining to, a fleet.
cabair, g"n sing, cfc n.pl. of cabar.
2 Having a large fleet.
cab: of
, -tvin, *-.m. Tattler, gabbler. 2 Toothlo.-s
laich, gen.sing. cabhlach.
fellow.
e,* s.m. Admiral.
one (I, s.f. Custom of tattling, prattling,
cabhnadh, see cathadh.
b.ibblmg.
fcabhog, -oig, -an, s.f.
cabairneaclt,(JM) .m. Garrulous little boy or
cathag. 2^{Ransacking,
plundering.
in n.
c.ba'.v, s.f. see cabaireachd.
cabhra,
,
cabhrach, gen. sing,
a. see oobnaraoh.
of cabhair.
t.-achd, s..;'.
see cabaireachd.
1. -e, t.tn.