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coireach 2r.2 coisgte<br />
son. 3** Aggressor,<br />
fcoirrhii;h, v a. .Sin. 2 Blame.<br />
coireachad.i, -aidh, s.m. Blaming, censuring, fi-otrthiugbailh, see coireachadh.<br />
accusing. k:**Aceusation, arraignment. A' cois, dat.aing. of as.<br />
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c<br />
, pr.pt. of comc:i.<br />
cois, ii^n.siiuj.oi cos.<br />
coireachail, -e, a. Apt to blame, censorious, coi.s ;an ifen, s. Near, beside, by, along with,<br />
coireacnalachd, s.f.in'l. Ceusoriousness.<br />
cluse bv. An cois na mara, i^nr the sea; 'na<br />
coireacnan, n.pl. ot coire.<br />
c.mis, near lain, or it ; 'nan co.s, n-ar them;<br />
c iireaciias,Ji -ais, s.nk. Injuriousness.<br />
an cois uan aibhnichean, dom ih,' //// riuerx;<br />
coireactul, s.j.ind. Culpability, blameableness. ri cois na Mara Ruaidh, near the lied .S<br />
icit'i. i^' J , bithi in be;iriiK'.''h>l ,m c. do l.aoith-<br />
c jireaidi,** see coire.<br />
OfUK.<br />
couvai,* s.m. Loud tone of voice, as of a person<br />
euis-bheart, -bheairt, see caisbheart.<br />
.scolding or in a passion. 2(JGM> Ctiuir. coisc, .^ee c isg.<br />
3(JGAlMJu.s.c. 4JJC ySKirliug, as of sea-bird^;. cois cn^iuinich see cois-cheumi.aich.<br />
coireal, -ed, s.m. Coral c^raluna ojjlci-nalis. cui>-ctieuui, -e in, -an, S.IH<br />
coireahich, a. Like coral. 2 Abounding in 2(L)C) Footprint Bihit.<br />
.Stt p, pace, stride.<br />
coral, coralline.<br />
cois-cheiinuiach,** a. Stepping, paci(j._.<br />
coiroah, a.m. Quarry.<br />
cois-caeumnaich, v.a. Slop ^1011^,<br />
coireaui i.u,v,- -aiu, s.m. Coriander, see lus-a'- 2 Measure by pacing.<br />
walk, pace.<br />
choire.<br />
fcoisde, s.f. Coaca. 2 Jury.<br />
Cuireainaoach, a. Abounding in coriander. 2 coi.sd-achd, (ounib-^isdeacud; s.f. Act of heark-<br />
Like coriander.<br />
ening, listening.<br />
coireau, -em, -ean, s.m. Little circular hollow. cois.tearac'uil, s.f.ind.<br />
2 Little mouutaiu dell.<br />
of a coachman.<br />
Coach-driving, business<br />
coirean, -ein, -eau, s.m. Little cauldron.<br />
cjireau-coilich, s.m. NVild tcpisdear, -an, s. m. Coachman.<br />
campion.<br />
fcoisdear, -an, s.m. (coiuh-e'iaiiear ) Juryman.<br />
coisdeargan, -am, -an, $.111. Red-slianK ,bird)<br />
see cam-ghl'S.<br />
coise, ,en.aitty. of cas. Do bhonn a choise, to<br />
the sold Ji<br />
of is foot.<br />
coise,** ifj. C'i'Ch. prov.<br />
ooHeacbada, -aiuh, s.-m. talking. 2 Pede^<br />
coire-togalacn, -aich, s.m. Brewer's cauldron. triauism. A' c -, p,'.pt. of cuisiea.<br />
i:oir-ghniomh, -a, -gi>nv>mhran s. ?. Virtuous coiseachd, s.f.ind. \Valtcing. 2 I'edestrianism,<br />
accion. 2t|Satisiaction.<br />
A' c<br />
, pr.pt. ot OiSicn. Bhi-ir a Ca Lann a<br />
tcoinasaeh, -aiche, a. important.<br />
coiseachd ditli, her Uv'jmaiKnj will make a<br />
c,urib,** v.a. Corrupt.<br />
cripple of her said of a \\oman much given<br />
comch, pr.pt. a' coireachadh, v.a. Blame, find to visiting hor neighbour*; cia as a tuug tha<br />
fault with, reprove, reprimand. 2 Arraign. a' ch ?, where did you icalk from ?<br />
Cpirich.pJ. of coireach. s.pl. The guilty. coiseachdail.tt -e, a. Pedestrian.<br />
coiricnean,** s.pt. uecords, title-deeds.<br />
coiseag, -eig, -an, s.f. prov. for cniseag.<br />
cn'.richoe, paxt pt. of coinch, Blamed, charged, coiseag, -eiy, -an, s.f.<br />
Small nook, suug cornet.<br />
reproved, accased.<br />
a,.h. a. Snug, warm, sheltered.<br />
tcoingn, s.m. Kauges, ranks, enclosures. fcoiseainhan, -am, y.in. Shoeiijaker.<br />
coirih, see caireal.<br />
coiseau, s.m. stem.<br />
S^alk,<br />
coirioll, -ill, s.m. see caireal.<br />
ach, -aichf, a. Slender-legged. 2 Having<br />
a stalk or stem.<br />
coinoilach, -aictie, see cairealach.<br />
tooirip, v.a. Corrupt.<br />
tach,** -aich, ..?-. Prolec or.<br />
t'JOirieij.'liLe, a. Correctly written or read.<br />
in. cois-eideadh, -idli, -ean,<br />
it. Sboesand stockings,<br />
boots, greaves, fuo. -armour.<br />
fcoiripidli, -e, a. Corruptible, wicked, impious.<br />
Gu c., wickedly.<br />
coiseineal,** a.m. see coi>iuioi.<br />
t*-'u;ripte, past pt. of coirp. Corrupted.<br />
fcoi-jeiui, see coiseunaich.<br />
tooiriptheacud, s.f.ind. Corruption.<br />
I aeliadh, s.m. Preservation, deliverance.<br />
A' c , pr.pt. of coiseunait-n.<br />
j-cjirm, s.f. Kind oi b.?er or ale used of old by<br />
the Gael. 2 Poo companion. 3$$ see cuirm'.<br />
aich, v.a. Conjure. 2 Bless, consecrate.<br />
tcnruieach, s.m. Drunkard.<br />
( ta, past pt.<br />
jcuinueag, -eig, s.f. Female defended.<br />
2 Consecrated.<br />
gossip.<br />
f'-'iiirueacii, s.m. Kuign^her, 2 Part.<br />
tach, -aidh, s.m-. Protector, defender,<br />
fc ii-neach, a. Corn. r--d, angular.<br />
coisg, pr. pt. a' cosg [a' ca>g it a' co<br />
coiraeal, -eil, a.m. Colonel m the army. 2JJ v.a. Stop, restrain, wean. 2 Quell.su<br />
Cornel tree. aJtCorner.<br />
pacify, quench, extinguish, quiet, staunch,<br />
cviraean,** -ain, s.m. Curl.<br />
subside. 3 Put an end to. <<br />
coirneauacn,** a. Frizzled, curled.<br />
teine, the fire was ijneitche/i; choisgeadh au t-<br />
coirneiit- ir, -ean, s.m. Colonel in the army. O uisge, the water was r,-stntin>'d; cli. a<<br />
'nchaidhauc. fo thalamh, since the colonel air bho thuiteam, keep your chair from ladi*ft&.<br />
was buried.<br />
fcoirneineacli, -eiche, a. see coirneanach.<br />
each, a. Quenching, quelling, restraining,<br />
ieoira-stiall, & /. see coru-stiall.<br />
staunching.<br />
fc-iir leacnd, see coirheacud.<br />
eadh, -gidh, s.m. see co-gadh.<br />
rcirpilcir, -e, -ean. s.m. Corporal.<br />
coisgear, -eir, -an, s.m.. see c,s;^air.<br />
CJ-ryte, see cinrbce.<br />
coisgear, fnt. pass of coisg.<br />
o for (.'.<br />
corr-sgreuchag.<br />
C'jisgi'ih./ut. a/, a. of coisg.<br />
cu.r;<br />
.i.'d. Still, quiet. 2 Diligent.<br />
ii't.<br />
see coireach.<br />
fast pt. of CM<br />
i, stillod, resi-rametl,<br />
ii.<br />
sec ouircoar.<br />
pacuied, oJmeu,<br />
appeased.<br />
coirean-muice, g.m. Pi^-nut.<br />
cuireanuan, n.pl. of coire.<br />
coireineach, -eiche, a. Full of little hollows or<br />
dells.<br />
fcoireiseach, a. Important, with an important<br />
air.