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abran,<br />

! oars<br />

abultachd<br />

.- wa>*piah, carding, yt-lpiag.<br />

l. a. seeal ha4.ath.<br />

abb a, (for aibhne) gen. & dat. sing, of abhaiun.<br />

abhna.x, -aig, #/. A little river.<br />

au, D. pi. of ahlia*;.<br />

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bhobuif see boban.<br />

^'Ai. -aia, -an. if. Flying rumour, surmise. a bhos, adv. On this s;d^, here. An taobh a<br />

UbxU.h duine dua s n;i h-at hagais, amanwili bh-"aiseachd, see ahhaistea' hd.<br />

tabhron, s.m. Cauldron.<br />

haist, s/ Habit, usajje, custom, manner, abhsadh, -aiclh. -ean, a.m Down-haul or slackening<br />

of a sail.<br />

consu tude A' leanahd na h-bhaisl a h"<br />

aoibhinn. following ihe habit -hat once waspleasant<br />

cba i>V ><br />

tabhsan,** -ain, s.m. Hollow. 2 Furrow.<br />

: od abhaist Th^adbaich, abhsporag, -aig, -an, *./. Paunch.<br />

that was Tripe.<br />

not Tedsco's custom; tba thus' au Stomach of a cow.<br />

S<br />

sin n ar a b' abba st, or raai a l/alhai.-t dhuit, abbuinu, s.J. see abiiainn.<br />

you are there as ttsunl.<br />

abhuinneach, a. see tbhainneach.<br />

ibhai^teach. -ti-L.'.a Usual, habitual, customary,<br />

adhering to custom, according to cu.st< m. abhuli.U s.m. see ab'hall. "Bu tu m'abhull a's<br />

abhuist. s.f. see abb>ii-t.<br />

ibliaisteachd, s/. Castomarineas, frequency, in ubhlan" Filidh nam beann, p. 75<br />

hahit.<br />

abhus, -uis, -an, s.m. ste amhas.<br />

Abbaisteir, st-e Abharsair.<br />

labile, a.m. Wooded hill.<br />

abbaistiche, comp. of a. ahhnisteach.<br />

ablach, -aich, pi. -aich, & -aichean, s.m Mangled<br />

carcase. 2 Carrion. 3 Remains of a<br />

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abhal, -ail, abhlan, see bhal.<br />

atrfiall, -aiU. s.m. Apple-tree.. 2 Orchard. creature destroyett by wild beasts. 4 Brat,<br />

abhaMach, see ubhalach.<br />

term of personal contempt. Ablacb gun deo,<br />

abhall-tiadhaich, see ubhal-fiadhaich.<br />

a breathless carcase.<br />

a 1 ball-thort, see ubhal-jrhort.<br />

ablaich, gen. and voc. sing., and ncm. pi. of ablach.<br />

Ablaich tba thu aun I brat t?iat you are!<br />

abhall-gbortach, see ul hal-fchortach.<br />

a bhan, ado. Down, downwards.<br />

,* v.a. Mangle, spoil.<br />

ibhar, -air, -an, see aobhar.<br />

ablaoch, -anich, *.. (ab neg. -|-laoch) Brat,<br />

abharach, -aiche, see aobharach.<br />

pitbiess person, see a lach 4.<br />

fabharach,** -aich, .m. Youth under age, wtic ablaoich. yen. and<br />

at- as a man.<br />

sing., and nom. pi. of ablao<br />

h.<br />

iyihararhd, sf. ind. see aobharachd.<br />

tabrad, a. Exalted. 2 Far removed.<br />

a) bar-,* s.f Silly or<br />

.<br />

joke.<br />

abnm. contr. of abaiream.<br />

a b a'-r. ;/ en, Above. 2 Down, down from.<br />

-ain, -an. a.m. (.aparan) Oar-patch or<br />

a! har'-a h,* a. Given to silly jests or jesting. sheath on a boat's gunwale,<br />

& bha prevent the<br />

racSd, prep. Besidos, over and above. wearing it down 2**see abhran.<br />

A bharra hd air a' cheud ghorta, besides the rabraun,** s.m. Bad news.<br />

first famine.<br />

t ,** o. Lustful, lecherous, lascivious.<br />

Abharsair, -ean, s.m. The Devil, Satan.<br />

Abraon, -aoin, s.m. April.<br />

S Sch. I A C F<br />

:<br />

; tainme Feast, festival, rich enter-<br />

abrar, fvt. ind. pant, of v. abair.<br />

absaloid,** s.f. Absolution.<br />

lh.|<br />

R ah -aich, m. i-<br />

Barking of a dog.<br />

a ad- au, s/. (abha hd) Jest, anything<br />

iud roils 2 Pleasantry.<br />

aMica d ah, -eich, a. Humorous, sportive,<br />

make to<br />

merry.<br />

abhcaideachd\ s.f. ind. Pleasantry, gaiety,<br />

merriment, cheerfulness.<br />

tabhi-ifcil, see abhadh-ciuil.<br />

a<br />

i il ? (for am blieil ?) v. i/rr. see bi.<br />

iabh-labhrach, -aiuhe, Mute, dumb, speechless,<br />

silent.<br />

abhlach, see abbich.<br />

abhlain, gen. sing, and n. pi. of abhlan.<br />

abhlau, -ain, -an, sm. Wafer, round cake. 2**<br />

see anulan. 3**n.pl. of abhal & abhall.<br />

Abhlan coisrigte, consecrated wafers.<br />

abuidheachd,* s.f. ind.<br />

abhlanach,** a. Wafery, like a wafer.<br />

ab hlar, air,-airean, see amhlair.<br />

ath-mh athair -ar, /. Mother abbeu.<br />

abstoil, see abstol.<br />

abstol, -oil, [ & -olan] g.m. Apostle. Litir an<br />

abstoil, the letter of the apostle; litrichean iiaa<br />

abstol, the letters of the apostles.<br />

abstolach, -aiche, a. Apostolical, of, or belonging<br />

to an apostle.<br />

abstolachd, s.f. ind. Apostleship. Gras agns<br />

., grace and apoxtleship.<br />

abis/ ! int. An ancient war-cry of the Gaidheal.<br />

abuchadh, -aidh, s.m. ><br />

abiiich, o. and v.<br />

abuicheachd, s.<br />

abuichead, *.<br />

abuichear, v.<br />

abuichoas, v.<br />

abuidh,* a.<br />

see abaichead.<br />

faluiirt, s.f. Speech, conversation.<br />

jabulta, a. see abalta.<br />

rabultachul, s.f. ind. sea abaltachd.

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