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cnilceaoh 291 ouilleaag
rveds or bulrush -.
uilceach, -e oh, S.M. Reedy fen. 2 Any place
where rt-t-ils grow. o**(.'rop of reeds. 4**
Veil. 5**lloo'i. G**Sienple.
eaj;,(AF) s.f. Rre< I -warbler.
tau, s.m. see cuiKv \^.
earuach, -aicli, *./. Place where reeds
grow.
Miilc-fhe ir,J s.f.
Wood sin-til reed calamagrostts
epiij^joA.
Icuilcheauiiag, -uy, s./.
Bribe.
W.Cinlc-fhrur. t*8. Cuilc-mhilia.
uilc-lorg,** s.f. Cane.
eui c-iuhuis, -fan-milis, s.f. Sweet flag cane
a^urus calamus.
cu.ldu-h,i v.a. Absent, conceal.
euile. -an [tf-ich & -ichean,] s/. The part of a
cottage in wliicii the .stores are kept, cellar,
see cuili ih. 2 Rocky corrie. 3 Meadow
or morass with rocky boundaries. 4 (WC)
The "but" or the ' b>m" of a house. Dorus
na cuile, th? door of ike "ben."
Cuileabannach,,CR) Suth'd for guilbneach.
cuileabhar, AF) a.m. Dog, greyhound.
cuiljach,**a. Angular.
cuileackan, -ain, s.in. Deep wicker basket,
Cii:le u-hd,** ./. Angularity.
cuileaun, -linn, see cuilioun.
ach, see cuiliouuaeh.
cuilean-roin. s.m. Young seal Lewis.
cuilea>g,** -eis;f, s.m. Jade. 2 Horse.
cuiiein, see cuiieau.
cuillliinn, -e, a. Handsome, lovely.
euil-fnionn,** o. Fair-haired.
C'ulthiunn, s. Term of endearment. 'Se 'chuilfhionn,
yes, dear ; 'ne 'chuilfhionn.i/zdmi / it
that so ? and an exclamation, O chuilfhionn I
;
dear !
cuilfhionn, -inn, see cuilionn.
ach, see cuiliounach.
-Irayha, see cuilioun-tragha.
-mara, see cmlionn-tragha.
cuilg, gen.siny. u,y of Mary.)
belonging to, flies.
frisky.
3**Like a fly. ''Lively, cuiiiiih-siurl;aireachd,(CR) s.f. Doing things hi
a corner, sly work.
cuileagan, -ain, s.m. Private feast, secret treat. cuiliobhair, see cuilbhear.
eoileag-an-Frangaoh, x.pl. Cantharides.
cuilionn, -inn, s.m. Holly
dhubh,(AF) s.f. Beetle.
ilex a'jHifolh'.m.
2 **
-lin.iAF) B.f. Earwig. Arran.
Elm. Fo chranuaibh chuilinn,
uniler elms. 3Xaine
-.shionnachain,** s.f. Glow-worm.
Bhniomhain, -an-s , s.f. Glow-worm. given in Bible to the Teile
-.Spainndeack,** s.f. Spanish fly, cantharides.
is the badge of the Mac-
or turpentine-tree. [Holly
theallaich, *./. Cricket, beetle.
Millans.]
CuiVan, -ein, -an, . m. Whelp. 2 Puppy. 3
ach, -aich, s.f. Place
Cub. 4 Leveret. 6 Frequently used for a dog where holly grows. 2 Mavis,
thrush.
oi full growth, or of any age. 6 Darling, term
of familiar endearment. 7 Skinflint tiuth'd.
ach, -aiche, a. A-
8*jStaple in a wooden lock. 9^AF) Young boundiug in hollies, of, or
seal. 10(\VC) Small bone in ankle or wrist. belonging to hollies. 2**
11 see cuilfhionu. Cuileanan ua coise, th? Abounding in elms. 3** 950. Cuilionn.
nnall ban's in the ankle ; cluich a 1 chuileiu Of, like, or belong! ncr to an elm.
V inhial-chu, the puppy'* play u'iih the
mara, see euilienn-tra^ha.
greyhound; c. na inuice-mara.tV whale's whelp;
-tragha, s, m. Sea-holly
c. bioraiche. a young dog-fish.
mfiritiinum. [illust. on p. 202.]
erynglnm
-coiu, s.m. Puppy, any young dog. :uiliosal, a. Vile,
-k-ojihainn, s.in. Lion's worthless, ust-k-ss.
whelp.
cuiUe,**sY. Calamus. L'
>\uill. 3 Black olofch.
-maighich, s.m. Leveret.
oaillti;ui,(DU) see cuinneau.
njath-ijhamhuinn, s m. Bear's cub. tcuiilear, s.m. Q'i;u-r^.
-luuice, t.m. Young sow Lewi*. (juiileang,** *. p^. ii^/-ol rods or twiga.