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clew. 2 Abounding in cl-ws,
eaohadh,
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.ta. see ceisdeachadh.
achadu, -aidh, s.m. Fonatoeof y*TB into eaclian.tf a.m. Catechism.
clews. A' c ,
o,' pr. part. cr rs. ch,
can, see ceisdean.
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eanaiehe,**s. Catechumen.
-- ai>. -eig, -an, ./. l/u.ec'.ew.
eil,tt -e, *. Chaste, modest, of a good
-- auarh, -ak-he,
. Of iittte clews, abounding
ci.aracber.
'ii Little clews.
in, see ceisdean.
.pr.pa.rt a" ceirsleachadh. va. Wind eir, -ean, see cei--dear.
up, icnu into clews. 2 Coil. 3**Conglomerate,
conglobulatf.
ceistich, see ceisdich.
ich,pr. part, a' ceisdeachadh, see ceisdich.
to, a. &pasipt, of ceirslich. Formed Ce.t, poetical contr. for C^itean. Madainn
into clews.
chubi.raidh Ch^it, a fragrant May morn.
ceirt, gen.siiia. of c art. f2 s.A Apple-tree. 3 tcficean, s.m. Vehicle formed of twig.s.
C^itean, -eiu, s.m. Month of May.
c^irte, a. A Beginning
past pt. Waxed, covered with wax, of summer. 3 Spring. 4jJFair weather. 6
wax. Aodach e., wax-doth; litir |J
Favourable season. '8 a' mhadaiunbhoidhich
ch., a 8?alsd letter.
ceirr-, comp. of a. ceart. More or most Ch., on the beaut ful spring morning; C.
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-'pear.
ceis-chrainn, ./. 1'oiypody, eecla-h-raineach.
caearnag, {, s.f. in her-