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clogais 212 closadh
elogaia.J s.f. Wooden clog.
clogan, see clagan.
clogarnaoh, s.f. see clagarnach.
clogarnaich, see clagarnach.
degas, see clagas.
clog-inheur,
"> s.m.Hour-hand of
clo;;-shnatnad, -aid, -an, ) s.f. a dial-plate
or clock (not of a watch.) better larah-uaireadair.
fcloguide. -an, see c'o:>;aid.
cloich, dot. of clach
cloich-bheumnaich, -e, see cloch-bheumnaich.
cloicue, gen.sing. of clach.
fciuichead, -eid, s.f. Passport.
cloicbear, -eire, s.m. see clochar.
cloichearan, 11 s.m. Stone-chat, saxicola ruhicola.
Facetiously called Fear na FcS ll-Padruig,
the one o/^'t. Patrick's day b^caasL; he
appears about then. AC. 2 Wheat-ear,
see bru-gheal.
155. Cloichearan (1)
eloichirein, see cloichearan.
cloich-mheallain, see clach-raheallam.
fcloichreach, sj. Stony plnce.
fcloichrean, s.m. see clo'chveach.
cloich-shueachd, see clach-shneachd.
clbidh.s.m. see clbimh.
fclbidh, s.f. Paddoc:;, small enclosure of grasslaud.
cloidhe, see cloitheag.
clbidheag, -eig, see cioitheag 3, & clbimhneag.
ach, see cloitheagacu & clbimhneagach.
cloidheamh, -imh, -an [& cloidhean] see claidheainh.
clbilein, -e, s.m. dim. of do, Little web of
cloth.
cloimh, gen. -e & clbmhach,"] dat. clbimhidh,
Wool. s.f. 2 Down of feathers. 3 Plumage.
4;AF) Woolly sheep.
Leabaidh chloimh, a feather-bed :
ge math c.
cba'u ithear c., wool is go(d, but one doesn't
eat wool said by a half-star, oil woman to a
Skye minister who, in response to an appeal
cloidhean, -ein, em. Pith of the box-tree. 2
Pith of any shrub tree. 3 see claidhean.
n.pl. of cloidheanin.
,
-doruis, see claidhean-doruis.
cloidhibh, (/orclaidhibh.) Le c., with knives.-
fcloigean, see claigionn.
tcloiMineaeh, see cluigeanach.
fcloigionn, -inn, see claigionn.
for help, had offered her .some wool. The
saying is a good equivalent for the English
proverb, who gives thoughtfully gives twice ;
air
thughadh le c., thatched with down; tha c. u,o
chaorachfe"in ort, I like you, (you cut your jib
juat like my own
" friends.)
cloimh, s.f. The itch, scab, mange. [Preceded
by the art. a' ch .]
cloimh, s.m. Instrument to dress flax.
cl6imh-chat,(AC) s.m. Catkin, cat-wool, inflorescence
of the birch, beech, willow, &c. The
catkin wool was twined inio a s-ply cord and
that into a circle to safeguard against unseen
powers.
cloimhdeaohadh, -aidh, s. m. Shrugging. 8
Rubbing 01 ttie skin against one's Ciouiua.
A c
, p.-.pt. of cloimndicn.
cloimhdicn, pr. pi. a.' clonnhdeachadh, v. o.
Shrug the shouiaers. 2 Rub the members
H^&inbij ouo ttuutnGr.
clbimueach, -ich, s.j. see clbimh. 2(AF) Woolly
sheep.
, -eiche, o. Woolly, feathery.
cloimheach, -eiche, a. Mangy, scabby, scorbutic.
d,JI s.f.ind. Manginess.
clbimheag, -eig, s.f. see clbimhneag. 2 see
cloitheag.
ach.JJ a. see cloitheagach.
clbimhein, -eau, m. ,v. Icicle, is Snot, slaver.
3ttSort of small eel. 4 see claidhean.
each, -eicue, o.
bubbles or slavers.
Hanging in snots.
cli>iiuhvimch,tt pr.pt. a' clbimheineachadh,..
Flutter, fall slowly, a$ down or featuers.
clbium-yhaigach, -aicii, s.f. Down.
cipiuju-^iiarrain.tt see c ghargach.
cib.m.uoh, dat. of cloimh.
clbiinii-itean, s.f. see cloimhteach.
Cibiuui-liath, s.f. Mildew, mould rnucedo.
cloimhueag,** -eig, -an, s.f. Small feather. 9
Down. 3 Flake of snow.
ach, a. Feathery, downy, flaky.
cloimhteach, -ich, a,/. Down of feathers.
cioiinuteachadh, s.m. see cloimhueachadh.
cloiuu, dat. of ciauu.
cloinne, gen. sing, of clann.
clois, -e. s. f. Plants of the order equisetacece.
growing m
" watery places. 2# Marsh-weeU,
horse-tail."
j-clois, v.n. Hear.
t dean, see claistinn.
cloitheag.j -eig, s. f.
Shrimp, prawn. 2(JM)
Small lijh of a yeliowisa colour, found under
stones on the aea-shore It hay a lew black
spots on each side of the dorsal tin; spotted
bienny. 3 (AFj Gadfly, cleg. 4 Sniaii iamprey.
Cuiridh a' ch. an Ion troimh a che.le
a (i.e. very trifling person may create a uiaturbance.
[This tish is used as a bait while
trauiag for iythej
fcloitnea^ach, a,. Jjull of shrimps or prawns.
fcloithear, -ir, s.m. (c.aidheamh-fear) Cham-
pion.
cloithlein, s.m. see cloilein.
tcloinh, v.a. Dress tiax.
clomh,(AC) v. o. see cloth.
ach, -aiche, see cloimheach.
adh, see cloth.
ais, s.f. Cloves.
clouihar, see clamhar.
fcloinhas, -ais, a.m. Trap.
s.m.
clp-inheas,**
Cloves.
cl6iuhr,tt pr.pt. a' clomhradh, vxi. Scratch bjf
siirugi.ibg.
clbmhiaclian.tt -ain, s.m. fledgling.
clomhsadh,** see ciainhsa.
tclpnn, -a, a.m. Piiiar. 2 .chimney-piece,
jclbs, s.m. Hearing. 2 Report.
clos, s. m. ind. Re^t, repose, stillness, sleep.
2 Quietness, silence. 3**Report. 4**Hearing.
6 see clau.'hsa. Gabhguc., be silent;
a' plosgail gun ch.,pan1iny incessantly.
, pr.pt. a' clusadh, v.a. & n. Be calm, be
quiet, be still. 2 Hush, quiet. 3 Rest, repose.
ach, -aich, -aichean, s.f. Carcase. 2 Dead
body, corpse. C. fladh-bheathaich, a wild
beast's carcase. [Illustrations on p. 213.}
adh, -aidh, s.m. Hushing, quieting, being
still. A' c
, pr.pt. of clos.