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CTuagalach
crungalaeh, -aiche, a. Hard, rigid, severe.
tcruaghadb, -aidh, s.m. see cruadhachadh.
cruaic, see cuuachd.
criiaich, yen. siiKj. of cruach.
cruaidh, -e, a. jiard, firm. 2 Difficult. 3 Painful,
distressing. 4 .Scarce, not plentiful. 5
Narrow-minded. 6 Niggardly, parsimonious.
7 Severe. 8 Stiff, .stubborn. 9 Vexatious, annoying.
10 Calamitous. 11 Energetic. 12
Foreiole. 13 Unreasonable, unjust. 14 Irksome.
15**Made of metal (.especially steel.)
Aite c., a I aril <
place; ni c., a distressing thing ;
biiadhnach., a scarce year ; duine c., a nig-
at full speed. Ga-lhair 'gau
c., hounds jjursuing them at
full speed.
gardly narrotc-muufrd man; is eruaidh na dh' cruaidh-ruithe, s.m. Swift running.
2 Running at full
fheuniar, what's needed is hard.
cruaidh, cruadhach, cruadbaicbean, s.f. Steel. speed. 3 Race. Each 'na c ,
2**Spear, sword, arms. 3**Metal. 4**Armour.
5 Declivity of a ahorse at full speed.
hill, hill-side. 6 Stone
used in cruaidh-s.i>rud**, v.a.
place of an
Cross-examine,
anchor for a small boat,
cruaidu-s.urudadh,** s.m.
[used then with the
Cross-exam article, a
motion,
ehntaidh.'j cruaidh-shiou, -shine, [s.m.
C. agus dearg, sleet and fire, ust d to KM, die