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ehfonn<br />
1 clal)<br />
dheug ast oidhehe, / had.it ready by ti<br />
uhiotar, see chithear. [o'clock at night<br />
chite, see chi&eadh.<br />
:hiieadh, pant subj. of chi, Might be seen,<br />
jbitear, see chit hear,<br />
jhitheadh, past subj. act. of faic, Would o<br />
could see.<br />
W<br />
ihitheamaid, 1st. per. pi. past *ubj of faic.<br />
woull<br />
shithear, fat. aff. pas*, of faic. Shall be seen<br />
-eeu.<br />
jhir.hinn, 1st. per. ting, past subj. of faic.<br />
would see.<br />
ihladhaicb, past a/, of cladhaich.<br />
Mleach'l, pant a/, of cleachd.<br />
;hlisg, pant a/, of clisg.<br />
'hlisge, adv. see a chlisge.<br />
shlisgeadh, adv. see a chlisge.<br />
:hluinn, v. irr.past. Wan wont to hear, e.g<br />
in Mary MacKellar's well known sonj-<br />
"Cbluiun mi na h-eoin," I was want to hea<br />
the birds, It lias not the same meaning a.<br />
chuala.<br />
1st. per. pi. past subj. of cluinu<br />
tfhluinae.unaid,<br />
We wuuld hear,<br />
ertiluianear, fiit. su*>j. pats, of cluinn. (Ma<br />
chlumnear mi, (if) / he fieard.^<br />
chluiunian, 1st. per. tiny, past subj. of cluinn<br />
1 would near,<br />
chluiimte, asp. form of poet part, of cluinn<br />
Heard,<br />
chlumateadh, post pass, sub}, cf cluiun. Would<br />
be heard,<br />
chluiniuinn, 1st. per. ting, past subj. of cluinn<br />
I would hear.<br />
cho, a-dv. As, so. Cho daima, so preaitmptnous;<br />
cho cruaidh ris an > ai:iua, as hard a><br />
steel; cha robh mi cho ..roaacn agus c.no ilah,<br />
I u'aii not. to VMurnfa 1 '<br />
and no blind: am baeii<br />
e >cho m6r sin ? is it as big as all thai f a<br />
cheart cuo mor, every hitasbiy. [Cho is al<br />
ways aspirated in modern Gaelic.]<br />
chog, pant a/, of cog.<br />
ekoidhche, see a choidhche.<br />
choimeas, past tiff, of conneas.<br />
chuimhead. poxt aff. of cons head,<br />
choianica. pa.d a/, ot ooinaiou. Choinnich iad<br />
a cheaua, they met already.<br />
choir, prep, see a choir,<br />
choisinn, past a/, of coisinn.<br />
ehou, ail >}. Until. 2 To. prov.<br />
tchonnairc, see chunnaic.<br />
cho ris ,<br />
As a-i Cho cruaidh<br />
ris an darach, a--! hard as the oak.<br />
chorrach, (for a charaohadh) To move,<br />
chrath. paxi aff. of cratu.<br />
oil reach, pant aff. of creach.<br />
chr/M, pant a/, of creid.<br />
ehreidinn, 1st. per. sin>. past subj. of creid.<br />
cliriMi, }Jiit aff. of cntn.<br />
cnroch, p a /. of croch.<br />
c.in.m, pmt atf. of crom.<br />
ctiriiAiLi.i.ui, pn*t a/, of crtiadhaieh.<br />
chruninich, pas' a/, of crui.inicli.<br />
fchuab.iair, (for ciiaulh sibh) Ye went.<br />
tchoadivr, a. They went,<br />
fciiuaidh, see cnaidn.<br />
chuala, past a/, of cluinn. Heard. [Written<br />
chual' before a word beginning wiili avuwel.j<br />
fchualabh.iir, (for cnuala sibln Ye hoard,<br />
fcnuala lar, (for chuala lad) They heard,<br />
cnualadh, past a/. pa#x. of cuiiun, see caualas.<br />
chualaig, parts f Argi/<br />
I for c'uiala.<br />
fcliualais, (for chuala LU l'li:m didst hear,<br />
tc uialain, (for chuala mi) I h -;ml.<br />
jchualumairn, see chualamar.<br />
fchualamar, (Jor chuala sion) We heard.<br />
cimalar, see chualas.<br />
chualas, past aff. pass, of cluinn. Was heard,<br />
tchualas, {for chuala mi) I heard.<br />
fchuamar, We went.<br />
chuca, prep. pro-n. To them, towards them.<br />
Sgriobh e litir ch., he wrote a letter tj them.<br />
chugad, prep.pron. To ttiee, towards thee.<br />
Chi thu chiliad e, 's cha'n fheairrd tha agad<br />
e, you'll see it coming (towards) you, and when<br />
you have got it you' I: be none the better of it.<br />
chugaibh, prep.pron. To you, towards you.<br />
chuvjaiiia, prej).pron. To us, towards us, 2 If).<br />
benoves us. Chugainu a bhi falbh dhachaidh,<br />
it behoves us to go home.<br />
chugain, prep.pron. To me, towards me.<br />
Chi mi chugam,chi mi bhuam a' bhogha-frois,<br />
I isee\the rainbow stretching towards me and<br />
from me i.e. in both directions.<br />
chuice, prep.pron. To her, towards her.<br />
chuige, prep.pron. To him, towards him.<br />
Thainig i choige, (ax a ship) she came to, (as<br />
anything else) it improved: a' doi chuige is<br />
uaidh, going hither and thither; thamig e<br />
chuige fheiu, he came to himself, recovered<br />
his judgment; chuir iad chuige mi, they have<br />
severely tried me.<br />
ch'uile, (for gach uile) Generally pronounced<br />
and written "a h-uile," which see.<br />
chuilein, (a chuilein ! ) int. see cailean.<br />
chuuunnich, past ind. of cuimhnich.<br />
chuir, past aff. of cuir.<br />
cftum, past aff. of cum.<br />
chum, v see a chum) Thainig e dh'am ionnsaidh<br />
a chum furtacnd a dheanamh orm, he came to<br />
me for the purpose of aiding me; a chum mo<br />
sgrios, for the purpose of killing me.<br />
chum, prep, (a, chum) For. 2 Towards. 3 Till.<br />
4tfln order to. [Governs the genitive case. 1<br />
hum, see chum.<br />
chun, adv. To, toward. 2 Thither. 3 Near, almost,<br />
on the eve. 'it Until. Chun an taighe,<br />
towards the house; cauu teireachdaiun, nearly<br />
exhausted; chun e"irigh, on th eve of r^S'iin;<br />
chun cogaidh, for war; chun mo mhic, to<br />
my sons. [Governs the genitive case oi'tea<br />
pronounced and written thun.**"]<br />
lUaua, see caunnaic.<br />
cnunnacadh, past afj. pass, of faic.<br />
Muanacas, past aff. pa*s. of faic. [Used in<br />
preference to the regular form chunn,-a'i>t..~\<br />
Chunnacas e, it was seen.<br />
'.huinui-.v, past aff. of faic. Chunnaiemi, L saic.<br />
chu.mairc, see chuunaic.<br />
c:iunnam, ( for chunnaic mi.)<br />
hiitiaas, see chunnacas.<br />
c.iuanacabhair, (for caunnaic sibh) You aw.<br />
cauauacadar, (for chunnaic iad) Tin .y sa-.