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cnap.idh 213<br />

noise. 3**.ihrinku,.j. contracting. 4**vJrushiiia;.<br />

A' e<br />

, pr.'pt. 01 cnap.<br />

cnapi-.'.tt- -aij;, -an, a.f. Little stool or block. 2<br />

Shin: v i,.-Ul.<br />

cnaya. c'i, pr. pt. a' cnapacnadh,<br />

into baud's. '2 Accumulate.<br />

v.<br />

3<br />

a. Collect<br />

Emboss. 4<br />

atiijtv^.ite. SttGarher into lumps.<br />

enap.iiu,** see cnapan 5.<br />

cnapaiu, gen. siny. of cnapan.<br />

cnapair, -can, s. m. Stout, strong article. 2<br />

Thumper. 3 Stout fellow.<br />

neaeb, -icb, see cnapach.<br />

cnapan, n. pi. of cnap.<br />

, -ain, s.m. Little lump. 2 Small knob.<br />

3 Little boss or hillock. 4 Piece of wood to<br />

tiara the edge of a hatchet in cutting or splitting<br />

wood. (AF) Louse. Is e leigheaa a'<br />

cbuatain c. itheatlh, Ike cure of a colt.<br />

ach, -aiche, a. Knol.by. 2 Abounding<br />

in little hillocks. Sff Full ot lumps or blocks.<br />

ach, -aich.s in. see cuapach.<br />

Gcapan-dubh, a. in. Knapweed. centaurea<br />

niyra.<br />

S'ga, n-oan, groan. 2**ScofF.<br />

?.?li, -;;ich, a. Sobbing, siyhinfr, groaning,<br />

querulous. :'**Asrhmat:c. 3**Puny.<br />

ach, -aich, s.-ni. 1'uny person. 2 One<br />

who so!>s or sighs. 3 Aschnvitic person. Is<br />

trie a chmu au c., agus a dh' fh.t'.bh an sodarnach.<br />

of ^n the puny thrived ana the viyor*<br />

cniaOag. ;CS) / Fir-cone. 2 Shinty L och<br />

i)r Slratfttay. Cluich-cbueaclag, shinty.<br />

cneadail, -e, s.f. Sighing, groaning heavily a'u.l<br />

(iuic>rer.<br />

cnea'ln-chritheach,(Ar) a. Wound-quivering,<br />

cuead h-fhiacall, s.f. The tooth-ache. 2. Gumboil.<br />

cneatih-shliochd, s.m. Scar.<br />

ach, -aiche, a. Full of scars.<br />

cneadraich, -e, s.f. see cneadail.<br />

cneamh, -a, see creamh.<br />

fcneamhaire, -an, a.m. Artful, designing fellow.<br />

cneauih-mac-fiadh, s.f. see Asparag.<br />

Elecampane. bv.CK) Hart's tongue.<br />

2 (CB)<br />

cneap, -eip, -an, *.m. Button. 2 Bead. 3 Spherical<br />

gem. 4 Pel.ble.<br />

adair,* s.m. Button maker.<br />

cneapailt, fkye an-trusgaidh, s.in. Button.<br />

Form, body. 5**Neck. C. mo ghraidh, tfte<br />

cnap-lus,* S.M. Marsh-mallow.<br />

form of my love; is lionmhor c. 'san do chuir e<br />

cnaparra, a. Stout, strong, bulky, sturdy. 2* lann, many were the breasts he slabbed ; l^inechneis,<br />

a bodyguard.<br />

Falling with a thumping noise. An t-suiridh<br />

ch., tli* s j ur*'it v<br />

achaclh, ** -aiiih, s.m.. Sqeeezing, tightening.<br />

iiJJHealing. Is flieairrd gach cneadh<br />

cnap-gaoiDhe.(MMcD) s.f. Squall, strong gust<br />

of vv iiid Lewis.<br />

cnap-.saic, -e, pL -ean & a c., evei y wound is the better of btiuy healed',<br />

-anna-saic, s.m. Knapsackadh,<br />

a wound is the bttter of being probed. A*<br />

N.G.P. says, is fheairrde gach c. a ceasnach-<br />

.<br />

enau-siarradh, -nidh, TO. Obstruction. 2 c<br />

, pr. pi. of cneasaich.<br />

Brass ball at the end of a spear, to terrify an cneasaich, pr. pt. a cneasachadh, v. a. Cure,<br />

antagonist or distract his attention with its heal. 2 Shape. 3 Make slender, as the waisknoise<br />

when shaken. 3f Interruption. A' 4**Straighteu, pre>s. 5**Squeeze, tighten. 6<br />

dearg-shruthadh mu a ch. phraiseach, pourin h. 3 Obstruction<br />

Modest, meek. 3 Pious, religious. 4 Fortu-<br />

of perspitation. [Preceded by the art. nate, auspicious,<br />

on.] Fhuair mi cnatan nach ganu, / got a<br />

severe cold (lit. a cold that is not meagre<br />

JJvanaire. 78.<br />

- good omen. 5 in the negative<br />

only Ominous. 6 Canny. Gu c., temper*<br />

ately; cha'n 'eil seo c., this is uncanny.<br />

ch, see cneasda.<br />

ach, -aiche, o. Having, inducing pr<br />

exposed<br />

chd, cold s.f.ina. Humanity. 2 Mildness,<br />

(** or cough.) 2 Pertaining to meekness. 3 Piety, religion. 4**Temperance,<br />

a cold. Mios c., the cold-caiuing month. moderation. 6**Modesty. Gun ch., intemperate.<br />

cneab.dl.s.m. Garter, belt of thrums tied round<br />

the hose.<br />

cneas*gheal,*-ile, a. White-skinned, fair-skin-<br />

*(m .-n^j<br />

cnea-cbritheach, see cneadh-chritheach.<br />

ned. 2 White-bosomed. 3 White-bodied.<br />

cnead, see cneutae.<br />

cneasmhoireachd, s.f. Shapeliness. 2 Handsomeness.<br />

3 Humaneness. 4**Mildness.<br />

cnead, -a, -an, s.m. Sigh, moan, groan, grunt.<br />

2 Scoff. 3* Sudden sigh or groan, as when cneasii'hor, -oire, a. Shapely, handsome, wellformed.<br />

2 Humane. 3 Modest, mild, meek,<br />

one gets a blow unexpectedly. 4*Anj thing.<br />

Chabhic. ort, nothing will be wrong with you; cneas-mara, s.f. l (1 irth, strait of the sea.<br />

cha' 'eil c. air, nothiii/j is wrony with him; cneas-mhuir, see cnias-maia.<br />

cha'n oil learn c. mo leas-uihat'nar, / filty nut cneasiiHcliadh, see cneasachadh.<br />

cm >a: 7iaich, see cneasairli.<br />

cutasuaidh,* a Delicate, tender. 2* Slendej,.

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