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caoi 104 caomhnadh
ver. 3**Smaller part of anything. 4 (AC) caomh, caoimh, a.m. Friend. 2 Beloved object.
Osiers. 5tfPile. Fo chaol nam marbh, under 3
the pile of the dead Kindness, friendship, hospitalitv. 4**
; a' seoladh trpimh
na rarely Feast. An tog mi mo shiuil 's run
caoiltean, sailing through the straits ; caol chaomh am fugus? shall I hoist my sailsmthout
a friend being near f caomh mo theach,
an droma, the small of the bade; caol an
duirn. the wrist; caol na coise, the ankle ; the hospitality of my house.
ceangail a chaoil, bind him hand and foot ; caomh, v.a. see caomhain.
an taigh caol, the narrow house (grave) ; fcaomh, s.m. The follicle or seed-vessel which
cacl a' chalpa, the. small of the leg. "Caol some fruits and flowers have over them.
ri caol," a rule observed by most writers caomh, -a [& caoimhe,] o. Kind/meek, gentle,
of Gaelic. It prescribes that the vowels mild, tender. 2 Dear, beloved. 3|j Handsome.
t4tJNoble. Labhair egu caomh ris a'
which flank any consonant, should, if narrow
on one side, be narrow on the other also, as :
ghruagaich, he spuke kindly to the damsel; cha
bnailteach (liable) not buailtach ; otlltfil, chaomh learn e, 1 do not like him.
(shocking) not oilltail. Grinne caoil, a bundle
of osiers.
fcaomha, s.f.
tcaomh, a. Little.
oaol-abhainn,**s./. Narrow Knowledge. 3 Poetry,
river.
versification.
caolach,** -aich, s.m. Wattles.
caomch, s.f. Fairy flax. 2 \Yorst caomha^h, -aich, s.m. Friend bosom friend. 2
part of corn. Associate. 8 Bed-fellow. 4**Stranger. Gun
---aifrinn, s.m. Prayer - or mass-bell. mhac gun
--adh, -aidh, s.m. Act of making small,
thin, or slender.
tcaoladh-adhbhair, -ean, s.m. Less cause.
caolag, \ (AF) s.f. Cuckoo, see
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eft., without son or friend.
as,* -ais, s.m. Chambering, sensuality,
dalliance.
caomhachd.ft see caorahachdas.
as, -ais ?. TO. Affection, sociality,
-riabhaich, / cubhag.
kindness.
caolaich, pr.part. a' caolachadh., v. a. Make caomhag, -aig, -an, s.f. Mildly-tempered, kind
or grow small or slender. 2 Attenuate. 3 female. 2 Affectionate girl. 8(DU)Formof
Diminish, lessen. 4 Taper. Caolaichidh addressing a female. A cnaorahag
!
my lasxi!
tu a chasan, tttou u'ilt make his legs slender. caomhaich, pr.pt.
--te,.past part. Made caomhachadh,i>.a.Cherish,
slender.
fondle. 2ftPacify, soolh.
caolau, -sin, s.m. Small gut, tripe, entrail. C. fcaomhaidh, * m. Man expert in feats of arms.
-cait, cat-gut.
-ach, a. Like guts, of, or belonging to a
caomhail, -e, a. see laoiiuhuoil.
caonihaiu, pr.part.
gut, made cnonihuadh, v.a. Spare,
of guts. 2 Intestinal..
protect, cave. 2 Reserve. 3** Economize.
caolas, -ais, -an, s. in. Firth. 2 Strait. 3 C. gus am maireach e, save it till to-morrow;
**Ferry. Snamhaiche a' chaolais, the swimmer
of the strait.
oaomhainn, see cacmhain.
na c. e. do not spare
caol-chasach, -aiche, a.. Having small or slender
legs. 2 Slim-footed.
tle disposition or marner.
oaomhalacn, -aiche. o. Kindly, of a mild, gen-
caol-chomhnuidh, s.f. Narrow abode, grave.
d, s.f. Kindness, affability, gentleness.
2-tiMildnesa. Lagh na
caol-chorpaoh, -aiche, a. Slender-bodied.
caol-chronmdh, -aidh, s,m. Narrow curve.
C. na gealaiche, the narrow curve of the moon.
caol-chruth, -an, s.m. Slender form.
---
c., the law of
kindness.
caomhau, -ain, s.rr. Noble,affable,kind, friendly
man. 2 Beloved person. 3 Friend. H
ach, -aiche, a. Slender-formed. Nobleman. A chaombaiu !
my dear sir !
caol-dearrsa, s.f. Name of a star.
ach, -aich, s.m. Friend, companion.
(
tcaol-fail, s.f. caol, slender + fail, spite, malice)
aeh, -aiche, a. Mild, merciful, benevolent,
Nettie, see deanntag.
caol-fairge, s.m. Strait, firth, narrow part of
tach, -a!che, a. Saving, frugal, economical.
2**Protecting.
the sea.
caol-ghealach,** -aiche, s.f. The New Stingy.
Moon. - tachd, s.f.ind. Frugality, economy.
2 The Old Moon. A' chabl-*healach troimh 2 Parsimony, saving disposition.
neul, th a wiv moon (seen) through a chvd. tcaomhchladh, see caoehlaoh.
caol-ghleann,** -ghlinu, s.m. Narrow valley, t ach, see caochlaideach.
glen. Air astar an caol-ghleann, travelling caomh-chridhe, -eachan, s.m. Tender or affectionate
heart.
in Hi" narrow vaUsy.
caol-ghlbireach, see caol-ghnthach.
ach, a. Tender-hearted, kind,
eaol-phibrach, see cad-^huthach.
affectionate,
caol-ghruagach,** a. Thin-maned, Each caolghruagach,
a thtn-inar,ed horse.
of a female.
caorrh-fhruth, s.m. Slender form or person, as
caol-jjhuth,** a.m. Shrill voice.
ach. -aiche, a. Slenderly formed.
----- ach, -aiche, a. Shrill, having a shrill fcaoirhdha, s.m. Poetry, versification^
voice.
caomh-ghradh, -ghraidh, s. in. Tender mercy,
caol-mhala,pZ. mhalaichean, s.f. Finely-arched conipassionate
and narrow eyebrow.
--- caoinh-lasair, -lasrach, -lasraichean, *./. Pleasing
flaiue.
ch, -aiche, a. Having narrow eyebrows.
cannib-leus, -edis, f s./.
Pleasant blaze,
tcaol-mhaor, s.m. Apparitor.
haomhiia, see caomhan.
teaol-mhloBaeban, s.t/i. Purging flax.
:ich, -a'ch.s.m. Friend. 2 Feeder.
cae'-D hie;.n c , : ,vj;a/v c. math air a'
, -a, -an, s.m. Narrow plain, strath, b'.uagan Beurla agus a' Ghalltachd gn !^ir
eaA'l-theu.rna'1h,(AH) s.tn. Narrow ronihaiim ! use your little Etiglixh sparingly
escape.
u: ir.it the ichole of the Lowlands before us I