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crith-dhealbhair 2/4 crocnaaacn
tcrith-dhealbhair, see criadhadair.
srith-dhealrach, -aicbe, a. Radiant.
j.-irh-dhealradh,-aidh,s.m. Tremulous radiance.
crithe, (ten. of crith.
acM, -aicbe, a. Shaking, quaking, quivering,
aguish.
ach, -ich, .m. see critbeann.
achadh,** -aidh, s.m. Trembling, terror.
A' c
, pr.pt. of crithich.
critheachan,1f s.m. Wheatear, see bru-gheal.
:ritlieadn,jj -idh, s.m. Quaver
srith-u;!gal,-ail, s.m. Astonishment accompanied
by extreme terror. 2 Consternation, trembling.
srith-eaglach, -aiche, a. Astonishing, dismaying.
2 Territied, trembling, quaking. 3**
Causing extreme terror.
critheauach, -aiche, a. Causing or inducing
tremors. 2 Aguish. S(DU) Shaky, insecure.
Am n'abhrus c., ague; c. air a chasau, shaky
on his feet.
- d, ./. Aguisbnt'.ss.
rritheanaicb.tt s.f. Trembling, paralysis.
critheaun, -inn, s.m. Aspen-tree populus tremula.
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Poplar. [With art. an.] Badge of
Clan Fergusson accord. ug to souie. Mar ch.
'san t-hiae, like an aspen in the blast.
a.
, Aspen.
ach.tj -aiche, a. Aspen.
-chladaich, s.m. Krigo (plant.)
i-rithear, -ir, s.m. Spark of fire. 2 Drinking-cup.
i:ritheiu,(AF) s. m. Common sandpiper, see
u illuaciiau-traighe.
crith-fheur, s.m. Quaking grass, see conan.
crith-fhuachd,"* s./. Childness.
erith-luinn, s.f. Earthquake.
larith-ghalar, -air, s.m. Palsy. 2||Paralysis. t3
lAjrutt.
crithich, pr.pt. a' critheachadh v.n. see crith.
crithidh, /M.'. aj}. o. of crith.
crithionn. -inn, see critheann.
urilh-Uiiih. -laiiuh, -an, .v./. Trembling hand
acl>, aiche, a. Having trembling
hands.
achd, s.f.ind. Trembling t the hands.
crith-mhosgladh, -aidh, s.m. Awaking in terror.
crithneachun.(AF) s.m. Wheatear, see cloichearan.
crith-neul. eoil, s.m. Shower.
ach, -aiche, a. Showery.
crithi ich, pr.pt. a' crineachdainn.fl.u. see crith.
cmn-oillt,** sj. Shudder.
tcritnro, s.pl. Small sparks from the collision
01 aims. V Small particles of any tiling.
crith-reodhadh, -aidh, s.m. Hoar-frost. 2 Mildew.
3 Blasting mist. 4 \\takice, frost.
Mar dhuilieach 'sa ch., liku U-aves in hoarjrvst;
nut bii'the-.is c. aim, if there be milJew.
critb-reothai h, -aith, see cruh-reodhadu.
critb-shuileacli, -eiche, a. Ijuviuji tremulous
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eyes. Dim-sighted. 3 Blear-eyed. 4 Purblind.
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rith-.sn&gadain,(DU) s. /. Rattling of teeth
against each other through cold or tear.
nith-sna^adauj s. m. "i'he IKIIS aud needles."
[Preceded by the articit- ax.]
crith-thalrahuinn, crithe-t-,j>^. crithean-t-, *./.
Earthquake,
crith theas, s.m. Mirage, the tremulous exhalation
observed near the surface 01 the ground
on a hot day.
rut! -thinneas. see crith-ghalar.
.riudaruach, -aich, .s.m.
riun,(AF) see cnomhan.
The hiccough.
jro,(AF) s. J J ig.
jio, -btha, -oitheau [& -oitean,] s.m. Circle. 'J
Sheep-cot, pen or iold, wattled fold. 3 Stall.
stable. 4 Hut, hovel, cottage. 5 Witchcraft,
tf
Eye of a needle. 7 rarely Group of
children. 8 High wattled cart rim.' 9 see cno.
10 see crodh. 11 Saftron, see cro-chorcur.
12(AC> tiieart. 13tDeath. 14 see era. U
Iron bar. l6**Crop. C. na inoine, thfpeatcart;
cro crodh-bainne, a fold of^milch cows ;
a
Chriosda Cluo-naoimhe, Christ ru/t,'i are yood
friends said by a master t servant, who
'otested that she ate nothing hut bread and
milk.
ctu i.agan,J s.m. Handful.
cro-buutata,(AH) s.m. Small enclosure for potatoes.
tcrobhall, -uill, s.m. Genitalia.
crobhan, see crodhan.
ach, see crodh anaeh.
crobh-priachain, ./. The herb Crane's b'U.
en bnsag,(.CR) *. /. Variation of groweid IT.
oj Jioss-shire.
crubhtach, a. Tender-soled,
croc, v.a. Beat, pound, prov.
croc, -oic, -oicean [&-6can], s.m. Deer's antler.
2 Given by ** in error for crog.
croc, see cnoc.
crocach, see cnocach.
ci beach, -aiche, a. Branched, antlered. 2
Horny, having large horns,
crocachtt, s.m. Spiked instrument to keep calves
from sucking.
tcrocad, -aid, s.m. Barley-broth, pottage.
orocadul.tt -nil, s.m. Crocodile.
cibcag,(l>U) s.f. Crook handle of a stick. 2JJ
Pothanger.
crocaid,** -ean, s.f. Cockernony.
crocaireachd see cnocaireachd.
crbcan, -ain, -an, s.rn. Crook, hook. 2(MMo
D) see mac-an-bg.
crocanach,* -aiche, a. Crooked.
crocan-cairt,(MMcD) s.m. Implement made of
iron with wooden handle, used for digging or
dragging the roots of the "cairt-iair" from
the ground Lewis.
crocas, -ais, s.m. Cork Gairloch.
crbc-cheannach, -aiche, a. Antlered, horned.
z Haviug branchiitf; horns,
crbc-duearg, -dheirge, a. see cra-dhearg.
crbch, -bich, s.m. Saftron, see crb-chorcnr, 9
Rwd-colour. L6ine c., ancient Highland. Tus.
crochadach, Jt -aiche, o. Pensile.