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ceilinn
eeilt,** s.f. Concealment, secrecy. 2 Any
thing concealed or hidden. An ceilt, in con
cealmait.
oeilte, past part, of ceil. Concealed, hid, se
creted. A ghaisgich c., his heroes concealed.
ach, -eiche, a. Concealing, reserved, si
lent. 2JJ Penurious,
ceilteach, -eiche, a. Fond of gossiping or visit
ing.
,* -eich, s.f. Gossiping female. Cha
robh c. nach robh bradach,j[Me/v never was i
tale-bearer that would not ttfOL
ceilteachadh, -aidh, see ceileadh.
ceilteachdjJt s/. Latitancy.
ceilteadh, -tidh, see ceileadh.
ceiltidh, a. Wise. 2 Sober. ( *6ad)
ceiltinn, s. f. Concealing, covering, hiding
Concealment. A* c
, pr. part, of ceil,
ceilt-inntinn, -e, see cleith-inntinn,
ceim,** gen. si'ng. of ceum.
ceim, v.a. see ceum.
ich, v.a. see ceum.
c&meadh, -eidh, s.m. &pr. part, of ceim (for
ceumadh.)
fceim-dhealg, -eilg, s.m. (ciabh-dhealg) Hair
bodkin.
ceinihleag, -eig, -an, s.f. Fillet.
ach, a. Like> fillet. 2jAbounding in
fillets.
tceimh-mhileach, s.m. Hair bodkin,
tceimh-phion, s.m. Hair bodkin.
ceiniiii.acb.ailh, -aidh, s.m. & pr. part, of ceimnich,
(for eeumadh.)
eeiumich, v.a. see ceumnaich.
cein, -e, a. Distant, remote, removed, far off.
2 Foreign. Duthaich che"in, a foreign country;
an aimsir ch6in, remote time. (Oblique form
of cian. J)
ce"in (an N >** adv. Far off ,
far away, afar. 2
Long since. 3 From afar. An ce"in tha raaduinn
na h-uaighe, far off is the morning of
the (jrave.
ce"iu-chaf;air, s.m. Telephone,
ceinidii. comp. of ciuiu. More benign. Gu 'm bu
ch. mo chruth, that my face be more benign.
fceiniol, s.m. see cineal.
c&u-thir, s.f. Distant land, foreign land.
each, s.m. Emigrant.
coinn,** a. Laxity.
tC'/inn-liath, o. Grey-headed,
iceip, s.m. see ceap.
ceir, -e, s.f. Wax. 2 Wax candle. 3 Buttock.
Mar leaghas teine c., as fire melts wax; coinnealch.,
a wax candle; c. an fheidh, the deer'8
buttock ; gu ma h-ann [corruption of gu'm bu
ann," au old optative subj.] bhios do leac gun
fhuaim chlarsaich, gun lasair che'ire, may
your ftr^-side be without music of harp, or light
of candle, Filidh, p. 51; bu chbidheis (coimhdheas)
c^ir
leat no cabar, all the same to you
whether it is wax or a, wooden beam meaning
ceirsleach
ceilinn, 1st. per. sinq,fut. subj. of ceil, (unaspi that the person spoken to would fashion a
rated form used in composition) Na'n cei] wooden beam as easily as a piece of wax.
inn, If I should conceal.
, pi-.part. a' c^ireadh,
. o. Cover with
,** s.m. Large codling.
wax, seal with wax. C. an litir, eal the
fceiliubhra, s.m. Concealment.
letter.
c^iil, dat. of ciall. [Sometimes used as tb
-sheulaiclh, ./, Sealing-wax.
nominative.]
c^ir-aodach, JJ -aich, -aicliean, s.m. Cere-clottLceir-1'heach,
s.f. Bees' wax. 2 Honeycomb.
c^ille, gen. sing, of ciall.
fceilleachd, s.f. Large piece,
teeirbheadh, -aidh, s.m. Gaelic form of carving.
t ach, -aiche, a. In large pieces o ceir-bhrat,** s.m. Cerement.
fragments.
ceir-chluais, see c^ir-cluaise.
c&llidh, -e, a. Wise. 2 Sober, steady, sedate ^ir-chuachag, -ai?, -an, s.f. Waxen cell or cup.
3 Prudent, discreet. Gu c., soberly ; b'fhearr c^ir-chuuihuant,jt -aint, -an, sjn. Indenture.
dhuit bhi c., it were better for you to be c^ir-cluaise, s.f. Cerumen, ear-waoc.
pru
dent.
ceird, -e, -ean, *./. see ceaird.
.
each, see ceairdeach.
eeilp,J s.f. Kelp.
ceirdinnean, (for ceairdinnean) pi. of ceard.
c^ire, comp, of a. ciar.
c'&re,** sj. Buttock, haunch, breech.
c&re, c/f,n. sing, of c6ir.
ach, -eiche, o. Waxy, waxen, abounding
in wax, of or belonging to, wax.
c^iread, -eid, s.f. Duskiness, hoariness.
ceirean,-ein,-an, >m. Appendage, tail. 2 Plaster,
medicine, poultice. 3* Wafer. 4$CIout.
aich,(CR) v.a. Fondle, make much of,
make comfortable Perthshire.
c&reil, -e, a. seo c^ireach.
ceirein, s.m. see ceirean.
-crbin, s.m. Leviathan. (McL)
c^ir-gheal, -lie, a. White about the buttocks,
as deer or roe.
c&rich, v.a. see c6ir, v.
te,** a. & pt.part. of c&rich, Sealed.
ce"ir-iocan, s.m. Guelder-rose or water-elder.
viburnum opulus.
fceirn, a.m. Plate, platter, trencher.
f in, s.m. see ceirn.
ceirseach,(AF) s. Woodlark, see uiseag-choille.
c^irseach, s.m. Lightstand, old-fashioned form
of candlesticks known as caries or peer-men.
11+0. Ceirseach.
eir-sheillein, s.f. Bees' wax.
eirsle, pi. ceirslean, s.f. Clew or ball of yarn.
2 Stock, stalk. C. chail, o stock of cabbage;
c. snatha, a clew of yarn, ball of yarn.
ach, a. Bound, as a clew, resembling a