Download Volume 1 - Electric Scotland

\
slate*
\
cothromaiche,
j
3
.
cothromaictite,
j
ed.
i
cbia
co't'-uachd'air
trusgan.
cola-ban, s.m. Flannel petticoat. 2 Groat (4d.
piece.) 3 Fourpence-laud. Lcirtheas, two
foiti penny-lands ochdamh, four Jompennylanus;
;
ceatkramh, eight jourprnny-lMM.
;
cota-bior,(DC> s.m. Flannel or pla.uiug petticoat
Argyll.
cota bioracn .
dubh, m. Black tailed coat,
"inoruing coat,"
e6ta-bhiorau,ft -ain, s.m. Knitted petticoat.
cbta-cathdatb, a.m. Tartan coat.
cbtach.ft rf- Of, or pertaining to, a coat or petticoat.
2 Coat- wearing.
ebta-craicinn, s.m. Coat of skins.
cota "croisidh,'\MMcL) s.m. Crotchet pettic
r >at.
cbta-fada,(AH) s.m. Frock-coat.
u6ta-gwirr,(AC) a.m. Short coat or doublet like
aii ''Eton" jacket with short cut-away tail.
It was made of tartan or scarlet cluih, whica
was called cath-dath (war colour; or cathdath
lioghail (royal war colour.)
ebta-glas, s.m. Grey coat. Cha tig an c. glas
cho math do na h-uile fear, the grey coat becomes
not every man alike. Mackintosh says,
"King James the V's wearing a grey coat
when in disguise might probably give rise to
this saying.
cbta-goirid,"* s.m. Jacket.
citaich, v.a. Provide with a coat. 2 Cover, envelop.
couucuean, pi. of cota.
tcotaig, a.f. Harmony. 2**Good understanding.
cbta-Mor, pi. cbtaichean-inora, s.m. Surtout,
top -coat, greatcoat.
cotan, -aiu, s.rn. Cotton. 2(MMcL) Small fold
black and white. 3 Wool-mixture. A' c ,
pr.pt. of cotnlaim.
fcothlon, -oin, s.m. Victuals for a journey.
cothroin, a. see cothromach.
cothrom,-uim,-an, s.m. Equipoise, equilibrium.
2 Weight, any certain weight. 3 Justice,
equal terms, as of combat, fair-play. 4 Comfort.
5 Opportunity. 6 Ability, power. 7
Advantage. 8**Support. 9**Mcrcy. Ar n-
airgiud 'na lau cupthrom, our money in full
for a calf.
weight; far am bi cail bidh c., where there'9
cotan, -ain, s.m. Little petticoat. 2 Little coat. a will there's a way; c. na F&nne, the Finyalian
fair-play; i.e. one to one, gaisgeachair
3**Lifctie pile. 4**Part, portion.
cbtanach.ft a. Of. or pertain ing to, little-coats. gaisgeach agus laoch ri laoch K.G. P.; a' dol
cotanach.ij -aiche, a. Cottouy.
a dh'ionnsuidh a' chothroirn, goiny
c6ta preasach nigainn an to seek justice;a,n
ceud ch. a gheibh mi, the first op-
righ, 8. /. Lady's
mantle alchemilla vulgar in. see copan-andriuchd.
comfortable circumstances.
portunity I get ; tha e an c. math, he is in
cbta-uisge,(AH) s.m.
;
% in good health
Waterproof coat,
(Lewis); fhuair e a h-uile c. d' a mhac, he got
tcoth,s.//adinage, sally, repartee, A' 9 Righteous. Athair ch., righteou* father !
c , pr.pt. of cotnaich. Is ard t' iarrtas os Duiiie c., o man in easy circumstances ;
2 influential
person;
cioim na tha 'nam chomas a chothachadh,
your desire is beyond what I am 3 religious person meidhean
:
auLe. to satisfy;
aiumich na duilgheasan, leig leam an way is not equal
c., just weights ;
cha'n 'eil an slighe c., their
c., nam' the difilcniiies,
let me. overcome calpa cruinn c., brawns,
;
them', icell rounded and firm.
a' c. nut, struifjting ayainxt you.
adh, -aidh, s. m. Weighing, act of
cothadh, -didh, s. tn. Support, protection. 2 weighing. 2 Poising, balanciug. 3 Ponder-
i'n'.ser ration.
. Cotharach.
co'thaghadh, -aidh, a.m. Syntax, proper choice
and construction of words,
cothajch, v.a. Gain, get, earn, win. 2 Contend
strive. 3 Try, tempt. 4**Debate. 5**Struggle,
fight,
cothaiche, -an, s.m. Earner. 2 Disputant, contender.
cochaidh,(CR) o. Soft, spongy Glfnmoriston.
cothau, -ain, s.m. Cough. 2 Anhelation. 3 ASLDma.
4 Froth. 5 (AH) Decayed, corrou jd
timber. 6J Pulp. 7 (DC) Shrine, reliquary
box A rfjyll.
cothanach, -aiche, o. Frothy. 2 Asthmatic. 9
(AH) Corroded, decayed.
d, sj. Frothiness, anhelation.
cothannach, s.f. Froth, spray, foam.
cothar, -air, -airean, s.f. Coft'er.
cothar, -air, s.m. see cobhar.
cotharach, -aich, s.f. Water scorpion-grass,forget-me-not
myoaotis palnstris.
co'thiqnal, -ail, s.m. see comh-thional.
cothlaim, pr. pt. a' cothlainadh, v.a. Mix tocothlamadb,
-aidh, s.m. Things of different
kinds or colours mixed together. 2 Act of
mixing together different sorts of wool as
ing. 4 Settling, placing on a firm foundation.
A' c
, pr.pt. of cotnromaich. A' c.
nam brbg, paring the shoes.
cothromachd.Jt s.f. ind. Appropriateness. 2
Equality.
coLliiomaicb, pr. pt. a' cothromachadh, . a.
Weigh. 2 Poise. 3 Ponder, consiJ'.T. 4 Establish,
settle. 5* Make even with. 6*Make
of the same size. C. na sgleatan, make the
ot one size.
-an, *. m. Weight. 2 Balance.
Weigher.
pastpt. of cothromaich. Weigh*
2 Poised. 3 Aieasured. An talamh c.,
the poixed earth.
cbt'-iot-hdair, cotaichean-, s.m. Undercoat. .2
Under-peiticoat.
obt'-uachdair, pi. cotaichean-, s. m. Upper or