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CRsgalrt ITS ithadh
massacring, slaughter.massacre. 2 Triumph,
rejoicing. A" c
, pr.part. oi casgair. Casgairt
ort !
may death take you /
casgau-longAAFj -aiu-, ,;/. Black guillemot,
see calltag.
casgarrach, -aich, s.m. Kite, t Sanguinary
person, 3 Conqueror.
cag-ghaosaid.iDUj *.f. Plaited horse-hair attached
to a hook.
cas-ghruagach, -aiche, a. Curly-haired.
Cfts-uil,* s.f. ])i!einnia. predicament. 'An-uiaigmcbe, *./. Hare's foot clover trifoiivm
arvenxe.
cas-um-scaca, adv. Heads and
tiiraws
cas-nabui ih, -ean, s.m. Walking
companion,
casnaid, *./. Spli wood, chips,
eu-aa-tannaig,| *-./. Charlock,
wild mudtara, see maragbhui
caj; auach, o. Parallel.
t-.srach. s./. see ca-^uirt.
i ; i,tt -an, s.in. Stirrup,
cas-ruisg, v.a. ^lake i-ar^ th'
fe'jt or leg^, put off one's
and stoCKiu^s.
a. see t-as-ruisgte.
cn, a. see cas-ruisg- Its. Cas-maigh-
ichp.
le.
. te, a. Bare-footed. 2 T5are-le,'sred.
I.oinnochd is cas-ruisgte, naked and bartt-footetl.
fcassal, .m. Storm.
.igue, -an, s.f. Foot-path,
cas-stoi, -stoil, s.m. Fo i
feast, o. Pure, c.iaste, uudctiltd.
casta. a. s.e caiste.
cu.su u, -ain, -an, s.m. Chestnut,
castaran, -tin, s.m. see cirtamn.
ca.-steaibhan, s.f. Chic n-y, .-succory.
Cftstruaghainn, Straw . f. on wiiicn" grain is laid
to be Kiln-dried.
K
fC'J.->lli.iii, d. l.'-
casur,** a.m.
ca-nrla, se,j c;ts-ur!a Ih.
ca-v-urlacli. -aich. a. Having curl , c-.irly-l>cked.
1" br-chul'ua>hl;t!i':i^;ui c.^F-uilach, yuur yel-
IGW luiir in curled huaxs.
cas-urladh, -aidh, s.m. Curled lock, ringlet.
cat, cait, s.m. Cat. Faodaidh cat amkarc air
an righ, a cat may look at the king.
cata, -n, s.m. Sheep-cot.
fcata, catan, s.m. see cata.
catachadn, -aidh, s.m. Taming, domesticating,
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soothing. A c
, pr.pt. of cataich.
catadh, see catachadh.
catadh, -aidh, s.m. see catachadh.
catag, -aige, -an, s.f. Potato-cellar.
ach', -aiche.a. Abounding in potato-stores,
Of. or belonging to, a potato-store.
cata'.ch, pr.pt. a' tatachadh, v.a. Tame, d-
mesdcate, soothe. 2**Honour, reverence.
te, past pt. of cataich. Tamed, domesticated.
cataidh,** v.a. Domify.
fcataidh, s /. Generosity, nobility,
j ,** a. Generous, noble.
catail,** a. Cattish, cross, crabbed.
catalach * m sio-yy person. 'Nuair a the"id
crodh a' bhaile div>sg, 'san aim a ni c. caise,
not until ths milch coiot f>avf run dry, does the
tlrrpy -headed person think of making cheese.
[Itappeara to mem that a "sleepy-head"
w.ud u^glfct the opportunity of making
cheese while the cows were giringa plentiful
supply of it.ilk, and that only \viien that supely
ceased would he think of making cheese.
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