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formerly used by
cJsbarachd 200
c 1 ach-ghorm
such as those
clabarachd, s. ?. /. Dirtiness, tiluhiuess,
clach-baalg, -bhuilg, -an, s.m. Originally a hag clach-ghleusaulh^MMcD)^./. Ciiindstoue.Lono.
witi, stoiiesinitto scare o.t b.rds or horses whetstooe Lewis.
by rattling. 2 Now applied to any descrip-
.
clach-ehorm.iAH) f. Lunar caustic, fuse,''
ness. 2 Miriueas.
tion of rattle,
the police.
c'abaraich,^ v.a. Belraggle,
clach-bhannag,;AC) ./. Bannock-stone, the
clabaraiche, s.m. Scavenger.
stone against which the cake is supported
ciabaran,** s.m. Patten.
before ttie fire.
ciaJarjach^DC'i a. Hashing applied to work clach-bhleath, see c -bhleith.
requiring exertion anil strength Ui&t.
clach-bhleith, pi. -an-bleith, s.f. Grindstone,
clabastair, -e, -ean, s.m. Brawler, babbler. whetstone. 2 Dram before meals particularly
breakfast.
-ciocaaraiu, see clab-ciocharain.
clab-cioeharain,^ -an-ciocharain,s.m.Frog-fish. clach-bhlionain, (DC; A rgyll for clach-bhleith.
Uist. [griasaiche bkye ; mac-lamuaich clacb-bhogha, s.m. Catapult.
Argyll.'}
clach-bholg, see claca-baaig.
clab-dubk,* pi, claba-dubha, s.m. Mussel (fish.) clach-bhriseach,?s.m. (lit. stone breaker) Saxifraj;a,
saxirraya.
2 Phola (..shell-fish;, the "chubby doo" of the
Firth of Clyde.
clach-bhuadhach, -aich, pi. clacha-liua'lhach,
fclabh, sec; claiinh.
Precious stone, gem, ainulfC, el. arm.
s..f.
fclabhair, s.m. Mead.
elach-hhuaidh, see ciacli-bhuadhnch.
olabhais-feach.tf a.m. Red-shank (bird) see clacii bhuiun, s.f. Nether stone of luilJ.
raai-ghlab.
clach-biath, s.f. Judgment stoue. t Rockingstone,
an immense spherical mass of r ck, .so
Clabudaia, s.pl. see claclain. 2**Stilts.
clabhdan, -ain, s.m. Ciamp. 2 see cladan. situated that the least touch ran rock fq
clabhraohan,** -aia, s.m. Babbler.
one cert aia direction, but which cannot be
fciabhsail, a. Systematic, quiet, tranquil. made to move in any other by all the force
fciabauiu, s.m. see claiuhuinn.
that can
Ciabog, -oig, -an, s.f. Good applied to it. Such stones were
bargain, great bar- once frequent in Britain. There are stones
,aiu. 2 see clabag
in lona called na dachan-brdth. They are
tc^absal, -ail, s.m. Column of a page.
within the preciuccs of the burial-ground,
Clab-sgain, -e, -lean, s.m. Open-mouthed noisy andtare placed on the pedestals of a cross,
fellow.
and i ave been, according to Pennant, the
fc.ab-sholus,** -uis, s.m. Twilight.
supports of a tomb. It is believed by some
dabstair, s.m. Clatterer.
that the world's er.d will not come till the
s.m.
stone on stand is worn through.
fclabstur, Cloister.
which they
clach, cloiehe, dat. ctoich, pi. clachan, ./. clach -buaidh, see clach-bhuadhach.
Stone. 2 **Pebble. b**Rock. 4 Stoue weight clach-chea:igail,
(14 ft.) 5** Monument. 6* Testicle. 7* clach-chiim, pi. clachan-cinn, s.f. Head-stone.
Goggle-eye Islay. C. olainn, a stone-weight Copestone. 8 Upright grave-stone.
of wool ;
clachan an cliu, the memorials of clach -chuotaidh, (DC; Argyll for clach-chnotainn.
their fame ; c. na sula, the apple of the eye. ;
is
fhearr a' chlach ua 'bhi gun mhathaciiadh, clach-chnotainn, s.f. Hollowed stone into which
better stones than no manure.
barley is put and beaten with a mauet, until
, pr.pt. a' claci.adh, v. a. Stone, strike freed from the husks. [Generally called
with stones. 2 KJ1 by stoning.
cnotag, mortar.
pi. s.f.
clachach, -aiche, a. Stony, rocky, let pebbly.
us
clach-a ;bhoisgein, *./. Putting-stone Cowal. clach -chreadha,
Deanamaid clachan-creadha,
-an-creadha, Brick.
woi
clach.iidn. jut. aff. a. of clach. shall stone. brickti
clacu-aiim, ./. Alum stone.
clach -chrlche, pi. -an-criche, s.f.
clachair, pi. -ean, a.m. Mason, stone-builder. landmark.
March-stone,
A' chlach a dhiult na clachairean, the stone claoh-chrucaidh,
Saaihraidh, diol ciach-ciirotaidh,
ueirc (ieamhraidh, in summer, beggar clach-chrotainn,
which
)
see clach-chnotainn.
in winter.
clacu-chrubain, pi. -an-crubain, s. f. Amulet
clachaireach,JJ -eiche, a. MH sonic.
supposed to cure rheumatic complaints ; species
of gryphites.
d,JJ s.f.ind. Masonry, occupation
of a mason, stone-building. 2*Architecture. clach-chuarsgaidh, pi. -an-cuarsgaidh, s./.Stone
Ris a' ch., at the masonry business.
roller.
clachairich.Jt v.a. Build.
clach-chuimhneachan, -an-cuimhneachan, *,/.
clachan, n.pt. of clach.
Monument.
, -aiu, -an, s.m. Village or hamlet in clach-dhealbh,JJ s. Stone statue.
which chere is a parish church, inn, and clach-dheanadach.Jt -aiche, a. Lapidific.
smithy. 2**Church. 3**Churehyard, buryiugplace.
ciaca-dhearg, s.f. Keel, ruddle.
4**Druidical circle composed of stones clach-dhualadair.Jt s.m. Stone-cutter.
raised on end. ;>* Stepping-stones. Didbnihnuich
'do! do "n ch., o?t Sunday going to clach-eiteig, s.f. Alabaster. 2(DO) Quarts.
ciach-driuuaidh,JJs./. Keystono of an arch.
church ; baiie chlachnia, a nam> given to a clach-fhaisneachd.JJ s.f.in Litnomancy.
.
parish vtLage becaito* it contains the parish clach-fhaol-hair, s.f. Hone, whetstone.
church, ike.
clach-fhaobhrach, see clach-thaobhair.
clachau-ghadhair, s.m. Early orchis, see mothuraca.
stones ejected with urine.
clach-fhuail,il pi. -an-fuail, s.f. Gravel-stone,
clachar, fut. pass, of clach.
clach-ghaireil, s.f Freestone.
clacharan, -ain, -an, s.m. Pavement. 2 Stepping
stones across a river, or in boggv ground. Hone, whetstone.
clach-gneurachaidh, pi. -an-geurachaidh, t.f.
,1T s.m. Wheatear, 2 btonechat, see clac'i-ghinea;lach, -aiche, o. Lapidific.
Set with stones.
cloichireau
clacharra, o. 2 Goggle-eyed.
clach-ghiueamhuiun.tt *-f- Lapidittoation,
claca-uhlaisidh.JI s.f. Keystone of an arch.