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-tean,
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ithouiphip, acquaintance,
intercourse. '3 Mciuity. 4 Discourse.
5 The etJBbrace, the bosom. 6** Conmu-rce
7** Assemblage. An c. a civile, in the Losom
of each other.
--ach, -aiohe, a. Friendly, kind, familiar,
-affectionate. 2 < *Couver.saat. 3**Kond.
4**rfocial.
--r.ch, -aich, .m. ^Company 2**Ally.
i>**Acquai'itaucf. 4**F. llow-iodger. 5*Compauiou,
>>osom friend.
--- a,ca I. *y. see eaidruahhas.
-- a-, -ais, s m. Consanguinity. 2**Alliauce,
ad of sea es. 3** familiarity, intimacy.
41-oudness. 5 Sociability.
ca:dreach, -ich. .m. Spouse, pnrtn r. 2 Companion,
acquaintance. Mo chai. (reach, my
Tha e a' caig orm, he is teasing m.
ciige,** s.f. Teasing.
fcaigeal, v.a. see caigil.
caigean,** s.m. Win:>o wing- fan.
caigeann,** v.a. Couyle together, link together.
caigeann, -inn, -an ;_& caignicheau,] -s-./. Pair,
couple, brace, (used only of animals and
when bound together.) ajJCouple, machine
for taming wild guats by binding them in
pairs. [Governs the
--- ^in^ular.]
.ft -inu, s.m. Bou^h mountain pass.
[An example of this as a place .name occurs
near Taigh-a'-chladha, Leadai^.]
cai.il,** v.a. Gather up. 3 Cover the fire.
A /ran (.Same as coigil
147 cnjleanta
eachd, without blemish of tamper gun fhiillinn
;
'nur caileachd ged 'shirte sibh, without
CR.)
oai^ionn, -inn, -an [& caignichean] see caigfcuiiiionn,
v.a. see caignich.
dach, -aiche, a. Having natural en-
a failing in your nature although searched
Moladh an Lebjhainn, Filidh, p.6L.
cai^leach'l,** s.f. Commerce, intercourse. dowments, bavin? genius. 2 Accomplished.
fcai^ne, s.f. Wiunowiu!i-fan.
3 Elegant. 4ftStroug, powerful.
CAi^neachadh, -aidh, s.m. Coupling, linking.
dan, n.pl. of caileachd.
A' c .
pr. part, of caunich.
dail,JJ a. Constitutional.
oai^neadh, -nidh, s.m. see ca'gneachadh. caileadair, -e, -ean, s.m. Philosopher, stargazer,
**dervish. 2Calend>r.
n, pi. of caigeann. 2f dim. of caigne.
in, see caignea-i (2)
each, -eiche, a. Physical.
caizinch, pr.pa.rt. a' caigneachaih, v.a. Bind,
eachd, s.r'.ind. Sfar-^a/.ing, prognostication,
philosophy. 2 Chemistry.
lijk, couple together. 2**ip:ara'ice. li>*Pirn.
, -em, -eineon, s.m. Seedling, husk. 2
Ill AC) An v( hin,'. Ci. I'M 'vil ci:iair t'aiibhe,
ther? it nothing in t>f rnnani" it ;
fia a cliail
air falbh. hi* co'itHintuiit, ic-ara anvi'i ;
-run
cha l, without ttrpngth or entr-iy
,
chaol gun cliail, in 'he narrow hou--
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ofm'>tion,li/elf-$8', mo *'hail 'g*ra
threi-'.Mim, mycomtitutionoT strtn-ith faiunj\
cha'n 'eil c. do bhiadh agam, / have no appetite
for food ;
chum molaidn gleusaibh b
;
nn
ur cail, to praise attune your voice ;
chaill iad
cail an le'irsiun, iltey lost their sense of seeing ;
gu'u faithnich i.aimhdean a cail, that enemies
may j eel its tt*niper ; 'nuair a thainig cail
an la, or tht> first sireak of dawn.
toail, -e, s.f. Spear. 2 Shiel.l 3 Assembly. 4
Ward 5 Commendation. *i Nauie. 7 Back.
tcail, pr?p. Bei;ind.
tcailbhe, s.f. Mouth, orifice.
oailbhe, -an, s.m. (calbh) J'art'tion wall, wattle
or clay partition. 2Jj House wan from
within.
fcailb leach, o. Wide-mouthed. 2 Yawning,
gaping.
t d, s.f. Continued or frequent yawn.
ing.
a. see caidreacliail.
, -aiche,
eaidreaohail, -e, a. Frienuly, familiar. 2 Kind,
affectionate. C. ri.daoine aims ^ach daiinh, tcailbhearb, s.m. Cow-herd.
fnendly to men in rvery station of cif".
cailbhir,**
oaidreachd,'*./'. Same meaain^sas caidreabhas. cailc, p .part, a.' cailceadh, v.a. Chalk, mark
aaidreadli, -eidn, g.m. see caidreabh.
as with chalk.
Oftidreamh, -eiiuh, see caidreaim.
, -e, s.f. Chalk. 2 Linn. 3 Calx.
-ach, -aich, s.m. see caidreach. trailc, ./. Shield. 2 Buckler.
-ach, -aich, *./. Company.
cailceach, -eicue, a. Like chalk, chalky.
--ach, -aiche, a. see caidreachail.J cailceadh, -idh, s.m. Chalking, describing or
Oftidreamhail.JJ -e, see cfndreaiiih-ich.
making out, as with chalk. A' c
, pr. part.
caiUreamhas, -ais, see caidreabnas.
of cailc.
oaidrich, v.a. Befriend, inaku friendly. 2 see tcailceamhuil, see cailc^il.
caidir.
cailceauta, a. Har.l, nrm.
caifean,** -ein, s.m. Cypher. 2 Trifling, diminutive
fellow. 3 AF\bird) Chiff-chaff, chat-
cailcein, s.m. Disoraer in tne eyes. 2DU Islefc
cailceil, -e, o. Chalky, like chalk. 2 Hardy.
terer, wood-chatterer.
formeil when the tide recedes," usually in an
ach,** o. Trifling, diminutive, pithless. estuary.
cai^,+t -e, s.f. Rush of conversation.
fcailcin, dim. of fcailc.
c.iig,** pr. part, a' caijj v.a. T-oaze, torment. ca lo-thochailtear,** s.m. Chalk-cutter.
t-'aile, see cail.
caile, -an, s.f. Vulgar girl, quean, hussy. 2
Strumpet. i> Any young g:: 1 Argyll & Perthsh
ire.
caile,** f. f. Capacity.
caiieahh,* s.m.. see cailbh-^.
ca leacii, s.m. Rofuse. ? husks of grain eaten
by niice,&c.,"see.U,"chaf. ^t+see coileach.
,
a. Of, or belonging to, disposition.
2 Being well disposed or tempered.
d, -an, s.f. Natural endowments, genius.
2 Energy, ab.lity. 3 Temper, nature,
constitution. 4**Afrectiou. Gun ciirou c;iail-
Prickle. C. 'na fliiacail, tew it liny in h