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clar-dhealhh. 206 cleas
draught, map.
Olav-emlannacb, -aiche, see clar-aodannach.
clai-.adhairt, *.m. Smith's trough.
ciar-tebirne, s m. Chess-board, draught-board.
clar-fhiacaill, -clan, s.m. Fore-tooth, buttertooth.
clar-fhiaclach, a. Having large fore-teeth.
clar-fhuioe, see clar-fuine.
clar-fodhairt, see ciar-fadhairt.
ciar-luiue, s.m. Kneading-trough. 2ftBakingboard.
clar-fuinidh,** see clar-fuine.
ciar-iunse see clar-innsidh.
clar-innsidh, s.m. Index, contents of a book.
2**Title-page.
clar-iomairt, s.m, Chess-board, draught-board.
clar-iongach, see clair-i .
clar-Lochluinneach,, WMcD) s.m. Plank hollow
ed out in centre in form of a trough. Small
shallow holes were cut at intervals in the top
edges which were for holding salt. The meal
of potatoes was poured into the hollow in the
centre, round which the faruiy sat at dinner
Lewis.
clar-maide, (DC) s.m. Stick laid across a door
way to close up the space between door and
floor, and exclude wind, rain,&c Barra.
clar-iiiaiairt,* s.m. Counter of a shop.
clar-nAiitaehaidh, ciair-, s.m. Glossary.
clar-na-duu na, s.tti. Palm of, the hand.
153. Cldr.ach.
clarsach,t -aich, -a'chean, s.m. Harp. Cho
caoin ric., as soft as a harp.
PAKTS ov A HARP :
1 Amhach, neck,
2 Cnagan, pins,
3 Com, chest,
4 Lamh-chrann, tree,
5 Teudan, strings.
clarsach-urlar,* s. j. Old woman in gentlemen's
families, kept for telling stories. 2
Witch.
clarsaich, gen. sing, of clarsach.
clarsair, -e, -ean, s.m. Harper, minstrel.
eachd, s.f. Harp-music, harping, employment
of a harper.
clar-seolaidh, s.m. Guide-post.
clar-sgeithe, s m. Field in heraldry.
cla -shoithichean, s.m. Cupboard, "press."
clai-tailisg, s.m. Backpammon table.
elat -thomhata, see clar-tomhais.
clar-tr.mhaia, s.m. Balance, *cale, measure.
clai-uachclair, s.m. Lid of a chest or trunk.
(AH) Deck of a ship.
2
fclas, s.m. see gleus. 2 s./. see glas.
fclas, clais, s.m. Melody. 2 Furrow, pit. 3
see cleas.
clasach.Jt s.f. see clopach.
tcl.cach, a. Crafty.
4**Me odious.
2 Playful. 3 Fat, fatted.
t d, s./. Craftiness, subtlety.
fciasaiche, s. m. Singer.
c!** i'lait.
6 Kay of the sun. [** s-ays s.r.J (Ic.-uhdan
na grtfine, the lays of the sun ; tilicili nan crchleachda,
Helen i ith tin- cold, n h-tls.
,pr.j:a>t. a' clfachdauh, v.a. d- n. Accustom,
habituate, inure. 2 Practise, use.
3** Acquaint. 4**Plait. C. thu fl.e:)- ns, ,'nure
yourself to it ; cb. mi a bhi, / ua* accustomed
to be ;
ch. mi moraii Uheth 'fhaotainn,
/ was accvt>toinci< to get vnvch of it.
ach, -aichc, a. Usual, customary, habitual.
2 Ha^iLg cJusttrii p riiifih-Ts or t reuses.
3 Waving, fowiup, as hair 4**F;llet(d.
5**Plaited. 6** Accustomed. 7& Thick,
cluKtering.
cleachdadh,-aidh,p^. -aidhear, [cleaehdannan,
& ciecichdaimu-;: .] s.m. Custom, practice,
use, exercise, h,u it. 2 Accustoming, inm ing.
A' c
, pr.pt. of cieachd. Is e an ckactidadh
a ui tc ouia, practice makes perfect.
cleachdag, -aig, -an, *-./. Binglt-t, tress.
ach, a. Full of curis. rii g'.ets gl or
tresses. 2**Curled. T' 6r-chul cleachaugach,
thy curleu yolden locks.
cleachdaidh, see cieachdach.
eaclul, so- cleachdalachd.
cleachdail, -e, see eleaohdach.
cleacbdainn, a. see cieachdach.
cleachdainn, -ean, s. m. Custom habit, practice,
use and woi.t. L** gives s./.] Is don' an
c. sin, that is a bad custom; deagh ch., a good
custom.
cleachdalachd, s.f. Customable-ness.
cleachdan, n, pi. of cieachd. Do ch., thy locks*
deachdar,** o. see cleac.'idmhor.
, -oire, a AccustomaLle.
oleadhdna, see cleachdan.
cleachdta, a. & paxtpf* of cieachd. Accustomed,
wont, habituated, ii.uren, iraiiie'l. 2
**Expert. 3**J'laited. i**Seouii(lhaii(t. C.
ris an ole, accustomed to do evil ; c. an cogadh,
expert in war.
cleachdte, see cleachdta.
cieachduiun, see cleacLdainn.
cleach.a, see cleachdta.
cleachte, see cleachdta.
cleadhag, s.f. see c.oitheag.
cleamhna, gen. of cliamhuinn.
cleamhnas, -ais, s.m. Affinity, bethrothal. 2
Friendship, consanguinity, relationship by
marriage. 3* Sexual intercourse, carnal
connection, copulation. Dean c., b'-oome connected
by marriage; c. am fay us is goisdeacLd
am fad, marriage near and gossiping afar.
fclearadh, -aidh, s.m. Familiarity.
clearc, -an, s.m. Curl, lock of hair.
a. Curled. 2 , Bright, radiant, shining.
3**Of a bright yellow.
v.a. Spread, curl, arrange. 2 Make into
ringlets.
ach,* a. Curled, in ringlets.
^clear-na-caine, s.m. see under cliar.
cleas, -a, -an, s m. Piay, trick, craft, feat. 2
Gambol. 3 Feat in legentamaln. 4 Sir;tageui.
5**Warl ke exeicisc . 6**l>eeds. i:-.i > e-
ments. Cuohulainn nan c., C.ft'llof-xp-oifs;
gun ch., arfv.) aL>(irt'-t>ard c. ; ltirli.i-t