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ceapaire-Sii leach 181 cearchall<br />
of equal thickness C.G.I, xiv, 148.<br />
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cea -ain. pi. -an, [& -ain] s. m. Little<br />
stump, block, or last. 2 Pin.<br />
ach.tf -aiche, a. Of, or pertaining to,<br />
little stocks, blocks, or lasts.<br />
a. stiff, niggardly. 2*Snatching,<br />
8 Carping, ift'i'hick, strong. Gu c., in a niggai'itli/<br />
manner.<br />
rtach, ..i. Nave of a cart-wheel.<br />
oeap-cimuMMcl)).Jrt. Peat cut with a spade<br />
4rass on the top. 2 The surface<br />
ciu wich a spade when cutting a new peatbank.<br />
Letcm.<br />
ceap-sgaoil, r.o. see craobh-sgaoil.<br />
i4idh. s.m. Stu-ubling-block.<br />
foer, t.m. Blood, offspring, progeny.<br />
s.m. Sta^, n>.\ hart,<br />
)<br />
fc^aru, a. Blood-c l<<br />
ured, red.<br />
1SS. Cearacan.<br />
eearacan, *. m. Skirre.s, daucui carota and<br />
gium sisarnm. Nam > applied to the roots of<br />
anil curran earraich.<br />
fc^aracb, s m. Wai.derer. 2 Indigent person.<br />
adh, s.m. Wanderiug, straying. 2<br />
*Deliriousness. (not fin**)<br />
feear tcnar, s.m. Grave.<br />
cearb. c'rbe, dat. cirb, pi. cearb >n, s.f. Rag,<br />
rauer. 2 Skirt. 3 Hiece of cloth. 4 Imperfect<br />
orragtic-l piece of dress. g*Corner. 6<br />
Defect. 7** Lappet. SJJExcreecenca Rug<br />
e air chir)>, he laid hold of a skirt; oran gun c.,<br />
a sony without defect; 1'aigh c., cavil, rail,<br />
slander; a' fagliailc. orra. railing at them; c.<br />
nan neul, thf nkirt of the cldii'ia.<br />
fceavb, s.m. -L<br />
Cutting. Slaughtering. 3 Mone><br />
,<br />
silver.<br />
4+tpn, subsidy.<br />
M. -aiche, a. Ragged, imperfect in dress,<br />
li AwKward, clumpy. 3 Not neat, not com<br />
pact, untidy. 4*Unfortuuate. 5 Afterwise.<br />
Is c. nach robh thu an seo, it is a pity you<br />
were not here; is c. an gnothach e, it is an unforttmate<br />
affair; cho c. ris a' chuileig a<br />
ohaidh am bainne BfhicOodruim, asax-ktrartj<br />
as the fly that went into MacCodr urn's milk<br />
TM. the Uist bard, while on a visit to ;,omt<br />
house, received one day for dinner a barley<br />
bannock and a very small quantity of milk<br />
A Hy happening to go into the bowl, M. took<br />
advantage of the incident to draw attention<br />
to the scarcity of the milk; "Tubaist ort, a<br />
chreutair chearbaich," ars" esan, "a dho<br />
g' ad bhathadh fhe"in far am faodadh tu<br />
grunnachadh ?" "plague on you, you auk<br />
ward creature," said he, "to go and drown<br />
yourself where yon might easily have waned"<br />
the host thereupon said "their an corr bainne<br />
do 'n duine," ' 'givt the man more milk;" M<br />
replied "tha diol an arain a dh' annlanu<br />
agam," "I have enough milk for the bread"<br />
ling / have very liftl^ bread either.]<br />
earoachu, s./.ind. Awkwardness, clumsiness<br />
2 Rasrgedness. 3 Want of neatness.<br />
earbadan-rle", see dearbadan-de".<br />
'earbagan,** s.m. Frippery.<br />
searbaiche, see cearbachd.<br />
ear hail, -e, a. see cearbach.<br />
earbair, -ean, .m. Awkward or spiritless person.<br />
eachd, s.f.ind. see cearbachd.<br />
jearbalachfl, s.f.ind. see cearbachd.<br />
earl.an, -am, -au,s.i. sail-Hsh, basking-shark.<br />
2? Buttercup, crowfoot ranunculus.<br />
:earbauac'h, s.m. see cearbhanach.<br />
;earban-feoir, s.m. Upright<br />
meadow crowfoot,<br />
rununcnlna acris.<br />
earbhachd.JJ s.f. In-<br />
C(jrrectness.<br />
cearbhal, a. Deceitful,<br />
hurtful.<br />
s. m. Massa-<br />
cearbhall,<br />
cre, carnage. 133. Cea,rban- %<br />
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