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anntaireachd 1G1 caoehlaideach
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%oot . toanUig. An. iy. UVUI/K/- ;
Juiiie c., * ficklt peruii.
tcantaighear, -eir, -an, s.m. Accent.
(.antail, pr.pt. of can.
cantair, see canntair.
oantal, -ail, s.m. Grief, weeping, lamentatioi
fcantaoir, -e,-ean, s.m. Press.
fcantlamb, see cautol.
caatoir, -e, -eau, see canntair.
tcantul, s.m. S.rife. 2 Grief.
cuntumn, -e, s.m. Singing. 2 Saying, speakc
i:i^. A'
oanu chte,
c . of
pr.pt,
can.
(for cainichte) past pt. of cainich.
teaimr, see canach
c-iiob, -aoib, -an, s.m. Clod. 2 Lump, as in
thread. 3 Nip. 4 Bite. 5 Bit. 6 Piece of
auy thing c it off, as with the teeth. 7 Glebe.
L'aob sneachdaidh, a snowball.
-, pr.part. a' caobadh, v.a. Clod, strike with
clods. 2 Bite, as with the teeth, nip.
ach, -aiche, a. Full of clods, like a clod. 2
Bitiug.
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adii, -aidh., s.m. Clodding. 2 Biting. A 1
c
, pr.pt. of caob.
tcaobamn, s.i. Prison.
tcaobn, s.m. Bough, branch, twig.
CH, biian,** -fiiu, s.m. Little bough|or twig.
t-aoohan, -ain, s.m. Prison.
oaobte, past pare, of caob. Clodded. 2 Bitten,
cut, as with ;h.e teeth, into small pieces, [see
jioie at foot of p. 53.]
caoch. caoiche, a. Empty. 2 Blind. 3 Hoilow.
4 Blasted. 5 (MMcT>) see outhach.
rat ch, -oich, g.m. see cutback.
i-at-thad, -aid, s.f. Bliudiiess. 2 Emptiness.
caocl.adh, -aidh, see caogatlh.
caochaj?, -aig, -au, s.f. Nut without a kernel.
2 Kn-ply shell. 3 The ^anie "blind man's
buTt." 4 Putr-ball lye pfnLon geminatum. 5
**Mushroom. [Frequently applied to the
whole family of the larger fungi.] 6(AF)
(Jraiupus. 7(AP)Mole, blind beast. 8lAF)
Spiral shell-fish.-ach, a. Full of nuts
without kernels, 2 of turned
shells, 3 of mushrooms
playing of two low A'sly touching low or
f;
pufrballs. 4 Like a hollow
nut, turned shell, mush-
twice rh r!;.- 'i'tle fingt-r is "rinn" or 'Turin.'room,
or puff-la 11.
.i'y of the syllab.es
frmi -
with the caocli.ul, spaihe
time and
v.a & n. Change.alter. 2 Ex-
pr.pt. a' caochladh,
rhythm of (',!< f.:'.e>.
[Want of space lorir
following thi-- important ami fas-
bi'ings in this ^ense.] 3**
pire. [Used only of human
cin:t
Travel. 4**Pass
further.]
away.
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12. Caoch ay(Vi
ear, fut.pcuss. of caochcha
.i^'h. s f.
ail. .shill be
ca. pi. 2 Song. 3(MM;
s. m. Ed'ly of
c:.;man, .on.
air. 2 its first Whisky in process of distillation
(Scot ica.an of Lismor?. 6**
""i hartering, as of a Eddy on the surface of any liquid. 7**Mole.
linir. ,. 4**J'un-ing.
liinl. 7* i i ntl reflecting 8**The fundament, Tosgaid chaochaiu,
>mr a' ghaotb ch. like
t
the vat r wash-nth, for fermenting wortt.
MUflN
liri -ach,JJ -aiche, a.
ciiiraij.. \. finnnlilin^, mnrnviring caoch-chmms;!ch, -aich, s.m. Empty nut.
muttering. - Cr.j-s, fretful, peevish, bkkerd,
cai'Chhich, -aich, a. Changing, inconstant,
variable.
a.f. Fretfuluess, contention, peev- caochladh, -aidh, -aidhean, s.m. Change, [al-
teration. 2 Death, dying, passing away. 3
canranachadh, v.n. Contend,
grin
of caochail. C. tuiiieachais, a change of
MH-. 4JT; Variety. A' c
, pr.pt.
c. an t-soluis, the phases of the
, s.f. Continual grumbling or mur-
muring,
vn'-'iinij
moon ; ; air chauclihi.Ui d reach., in a different
an
rant,** s. Dirt.
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