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, g.m.
cabhruich
14S
called by the Lowlanders sow- -us.
each is aspirated, for example, "thug ial na
eabhsaidh,* a. Snug, comfortable. Gaelic laoUh do chac'a a cheila J.G.M 1 ;
air thus
spelling of cosy. 2 VAH) Tame, docile.
chaich, in.front of the rest ;
thoir do ch. e,
eachd,* s.f. Suugness. 2 Too much give it to the rest ; thaiuig e roimh ch., he arrived
before tfo rest ;
fondness for comfort. 3(.AH) Docility,
am ineasg ch., among the.
cabhsair, -e, -ean, t.m. rest.
Causeway, pavement.
each, -eiche, a. Abouiiding in causeways
or pavements, having a causeway or
gate.
cachaileith, -e, -ean, s. f. Gate, rustic
2**Temporary breach made in a park wall as
pare ID en t.
a thoroughfare for carts or cattle.
eachd,* *./. Business or act of making Icachain, past v. Can.
causeway.* or pavements, pavior's work. tcachan, -aiu, Advantage, profit, use. 2**Gate.
cabhsairich,J$ v.a. Pave.
tcacnd,** s.f. Maidservant. 2 Confinement.
oabnsairiche, -an, a.m. Pavior, maker of causeways,
cachdan, -ain, s.m. Uneasiness of mind, vexa-
3 Fasting. 4 Clamour.
oabhsanta. a. Dry. 2 Snug, comfortable, cosy. tion, chagrin.
3 Fond of comfort. 4 Effeminate, unmanly. cachlaidh,
)
cabhtair,|| -e, -ean, s.m. Issue, drain in the cachliadh, >see cachaileith.
body,
cachliag, )
cabhuil, -ean, s.f. Kind of creel for catching tcactit, s.f. The world. 2 Exulting shout. 3
tish. 2 Hose-net. 3 Basket,
see cachd.
fcablachda, a. see cabhlachdach.
t ,
adv. Commonly, generally.
cablaid,* -e, s.f. Turmoil, tumult.
t amhuil, a. Servile.
each.* a. Tumultuous.
caclach, -aich, s. m. Filth, trash, nastiness,
cablan, (for cabaill) pi. of caball.
dirt.
cibluich, v.a. Cable, bind with cables,
cacradh, -aidh, s.m. Cacophony. Bad sound
cabog, see cibag.
of wor>ls (Fuaim searbh, neo-bhinn.)
cabon. i.m. Capon. 2 AF) Young dromedary. cac-shiubhal, -ail, s.m Fiux, diarrhoea.
Gaelic spelling of capon.
fc icta, s.m. Hunger.
fcabra, s.f. Sepulchre,
tc'ad ? adv. How long since ? (cia fhada P)
cabrach, -aich, s m. Deer, stag. 2 Copse, tend, -aid, s.m. Friend.
thicket. 3** Timber-moss An pron. see ciod.
de"idh chab toad, a. Holy, high, sacred, good.
rach, in pursuit nfdp.fr mar astar
;
doill an tea
c., as a blind man's progress
tf> rou-jh a lach, sj. Affinity, friendship. 2 Assistance.
hedge. tcadachas, s.m. Expiation, atonement.
-, -aich, s.f.
Bold masculine female. fcauad, s.m. Suppression or ellipsis of a letter.
2**Eclipse
cabrach, -ait-he, a. Of, or belonging to, poles.
rafters or antlers. 2 Branchy, branching. 3 cadadh, -aidh, s.m. Tartan. 2 Kind of cloth
Like a rung or stake, full of rungs. tiu c., particularly used for making hose. Cota de
ii-'-ll
suppled
I'-ith antlers.
chadadh uam ball, a coat of spotted tartan.
tcabradh, s.m. Joining, coupling,
cadail, gen. sing, of cadal.
fcabram, v.a.. Irish form of p res. aff. I couple,
,** v.n. see caidil.
unite. 2 I concur. 3 I concert,
tcadaim, s. Chance.
fcabsanta, a. Dry, snug,
cadal, -ail, s.m. Sleep, slumber.
cabs lair, -ean, s.m. Kind Delay. Is
of curb. 2 Bit. 3 seimh do chadal, gentl* is thy slumber ; tha e
Bridle. 4 Muzzle.
'na chaflal, he is asleep ;
an cadal dhuit? are
each. a. Having a curb or bit. 2 Like you sleeping ? chaidh iad a chadal, they went
a curb or bit.
to ai?>'p ;
cha robh eadal mu 'n righ, the king
k-h,** v.a. Muzzle.
was t.'o,piess.
cabsdanaich, see cabsdairich.
ach, -aiche, a. Sleepy, drowsy, heavy
cabstair, see cabsdair.
with sleep, dull, lethargic. 2**Causing sleep,
cubstar,
narcotic. 3. Dilatory. Galar c., lethargy.
cabull, -uill, see caball.
chd, s.f. Sleepiness, drowsiness, heaviness.
uch, a. see caballach
cac, -a, s.m. Excrement, dung, dirt, ordure, aiche,* s.m. & f. Dormant creature like
mire, filth.
a serpent.
ca