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cosu, pr. j't. a' cosd, c.a. iV a. Spend, waste, a.uhaulh, proverb i{(juinst you.
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cost, squaiiiler. 2 Weai osii!
, ,aia.s, -ais, ser *
>.>intialachd.
air seo f who is payiuj jur this f ^not tsiju-indtr)i.t.
leave my arraus alone ; na c. i/ ait-
tjachd, see cnsinhalachd.
>-ihiiuil, st-e C'lsinJia 1.
giod, do not squander your inonty.
eadh,-iiili,-idnean, .see cosamhlachadh.
cosd, a.m. Cost. expense, expenditure, extravagance.
cosmuil, -e, s.f. see cosmal.
A' c ,pr. pt. of cosd.
cu.oinul, -nil, see cosmal.
CoMian, v, o. Expensive, extravagant, prodigal, cos-uabuidh,
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see cas-nauiiidh.
pro< use. 2 Dear, co-t ly.
casn;icn, -aich, x. m. Labourer, workman, daylabourer.
2 Defendant. 3JCR) Wage-earn-
Oosdalachd, s./.ind. Exoousiveness, costliness.
!i**Precii>u-ness, valuai.letiess.
er, provider vfor his own family^ Oomharradh
an ileagh chosnaich, cadal fada rigaoith
co-das, -;us, a, in. Expense, price, cost, expenditure.
2 Extravagance. Is umann c. gun nihoir agus a ohlann achumail a inach o 'n
cnosuadh agus aushocair gun leigheas, aye tenie,
spending and never earning is like an of the good servant, to sleep
incuraolr
disease ;
long when the U'i'/id is high and
fear cosdais, an keep thf
extravagant chilaren from the fire the good s rvant has
MM.
everything safety secured before night couies,
cosdasach, -aiche, a. Expensive, costly. 2** and
Extravagant. 3 Precious, valuable.
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thus, having an easy mind, he sleeps
sounuly, even thro
1^h a storm, abo, ne
d, same meanings as cosdalachd.
co.-s-diollaule, a.m. Saddle-pillar of a keeps the house well supplied with fuel, so
cycle. that the tires are big, and the children forced
fcosd-lhaigh, -e, -eau, s.in. Inn.
to keep at a sate distance.
Cos-duuti, see c is-dubh.
;osnachail,JJ -aile, o. Peasant.
eu-g, pf-pt- a' cosg, see cosd.
josnadh, -aidh, .s-.?n. Gaining, earning, act of
c.'V' *' 1W- & pi .pi. of coisg, see caisg.
co^aca,** o. Assuasive. 2 Expensive, wasteiul.
Service, employment, work. 4* Accomplish-
gaining, getting or winning. 2 Stateof servitude,
occupation and state of a menial. 3
co>gadair, -ean, s.m. Assuager, mollifier.
ment. 5**J.)ei'ence. 6**Presei nation. A'
cosgadn, -aalh, s.m. yuencuing.stoppiug, curbing,
c
, pr. pt. 01 coisinn. [see note under coisinn.]
staunching, appeasing, restraining. 2
Dubh-chosuadh, outdoor or field-labour,
Act of quenching, staunching, ceasing, &c. as plantinj potatoes, spreading peais, &c. ; 9
A c, pr.pt. 01 coisg. Au fhuil a' ruitu gun
luibii ga coagadh, the blood (K'C) working very hard; is bochd am posadh
flowing and no nach fearr na'n dubh-chosnadh, it is a poor
hero to stop it.
co^gail, -e (& marriage that is not uetter an tl. field-work
-ala), a. see cosdail.
seldom desirable for women.
cosgair, s.m. Dueller, pacitier.
cosnaictie, s.m. see cosnach.
Cu-gair,
t?. see casgair.
fcosua.iih. -aimh, see cosnadh.
cosgain, see casgairt.
co--nocadte, o. see cas-ruisgte.
C'.>s.,ar, -air, s.m. see casgairt. 2**Triumph, oii, -e, a. see cosmhail.
acu, -aiche, a. see casgrach. 2**Triumph
ant.
vcud. see casgrachd.
HI, -aidn, s.m. see casgradh.
cos-araicae,** see ca.sgraicue.
see l i'it, casgracu.
rrach, s. see cas^arrach.
---- a. see
, casgrach.
cosdas.
cu ?s;-leigueas,** s. Antidote.
Cijsgracu, see casgracu.
coagradh, see cas^ra Ih.
Cos^raiche, -an, see cas^raiche.
CD-_uirt, see casgairt.
cosguU, -e, s.f. Periodical allowance to ser
vunts sent to their houses. 2 vMMcL) Expen
diture Leii'is.
co.-.;u.->, -uis, sue cosdas. (cosgas Uist.)
cosiach.^CK,, a. .Spongy, as bread, peats, or any
ury tiling. >*'. of R^s.-siiire.
cu.-i.ich, -aiche, see coltach.
L ad, see cosmhalacud.
>, -ais, see coltas. Is fhearr e na a
cU., ka is better titan
cos-ieai/nanu, see ca-s
.11, ee cas-loiu.
.iiiiocnd, see cas-loui.
CD--iuath, see cas-luath.
cu.^.n.dl.tt , ./. Kuuui.sh, refuse of meal
l ,
&c.
--eacn.tttt. Worthless.
cosmal,* -ail, H.IH. Rubbish, also cosmail.
cosuiiiail, -e, o. Like-, similar, resembling.
Cosmual, see c^^nmail.
.-achd, s.f.iitU. likeness, resemblance
2 Probability.
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3 Coinjjun >n. & Parable.
Aiipeaiauce. 6 Agiecuu^euess. (J. 'iiur n
cosrach, -aich, s.m. Slaughter, havoc. 2 Fetters.
A deanamh cpsraich, slaughtering.
co.-ruisgte, see cas-ruisgte.
-salighe, -an, see cas-shlighe.
cos-shruth, -a, -an, s.m. Stream running partly
underground, or forming hollows in its
course.
cos-stol, -oil, see cas-stol.
cost, -a, s.m. see cosd. zJJ see cosguis,
cost, v.a. & n. see cosd.
costach, a. see cosdail.
oostadhach, see comhstadhach.
cost :ig, -aig, s.f. ViieTvilanthriscits cerifoli'
um, a. vulgaris, and a. temultntum.
co^tag a' bhaile glieamhraidh.
see costag.
costag-faiadhain, *.}'.
Wild
chervil chozrophylluin
sy Ires! re.
costaii, -e, a. see cosdail.
cusLalachd, s.f. see cosdalachd.
co^tas, -ais, see c