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barr-madaidh 72 basmhor
basalacbd, 9. f. ind. Mortality. 2 Deadliness.
barr-rahais, -e, -ean, *. /. Cornice.
bas'ar. see ba=;mhor.
each, a. Having cornices, of, or basardaich,* x.m. Clapping of the hands for
pertaining to, a cornice.
joy, acclamation, rej"icing.
ich. v.a. Ornament.
bas-arm. -airm.s.m. Deadly weapon.
barr-mhanadh, -aidh, s.m. Pestiny. Am fear basart,**-airt,-artan, Gaelic spfll''ng
a bhitheas a b'larr-mb'inadh a mach, he tba-a,scanas, s.m. B'iss iu mwsi;.
whose iiestiny is cast. \GP.
basbair, -ean, s.m. Fencer, swordsman. Bha
bari-mhor, -oire, a Large topped. 2 Branchy. thu 'n ad bhasbair coir, thou wert a nvble
barr-roc,** s. f. Sea-weed, tangles.
svjordsman.
barr-sgaoil.Jt v.a. Lavish.
basba?rea.chd, s. f. Swordsmanship, fencing.
barr-sgapilteach,** a. Capacious.
basbairean, 71.75^. of basb'iir.
barr-staimh, s.m. Broacl leaves on top of seagirdles,
see stamh.
bahbairich,** v.n I'a-i-y.
barr-tachair, s.m. Crop sprung from seed left
on the ground from former harvest.
barr-thonn, s.m. Hi^h sure^e. 2 Top of the
waves. 8** Surface of the deep. A' siubhal
nam t-arr-thonn, bounding o'er the surges.
fbarrugal chrann,tt s.m. Branches of trees.
bariiig, see bairitr.
baruille, see baraill.
bas, boise [& baise] -an & -a, *. /. The palm of
the b/ind. Buailibh 'ur basan nil', a
shluaigh clap your hands all ye people ! !
bas re"idh, a smooth palm ; leois air a
aibh. blisters on her hands ;
bonnach air bois,
cha bhrnich e is cha loisg, a cak in the hand
will neither cook nor burnsaid of th shitty
shally ; sgailc air bois, shaking hand upon, a
bargain.
bas, -ais, a. /. Spoke of a wheel.
bas, -ais, s.m. Hollow or concave part of a
club.
bis, -ais, s.m. Death. 2**Destruction. Is
e righ nan uamhas am bas, d?ath is the king
of terrors cha'n ; 'eil has ach ruaig, there is
no death but defeat ; fciigh bas, die, starve ;
gheibh gach ni bas, everything shall die ;
droch bhas ort ! bad death to you
mon h ! com-
form of imprecation) ; guin bais, the
agony of death dealan ; bais, th* lightning of
tleaf.h ; mashaltraicheis sluagh air mo bhas,
ifpeople tread on my death a fjo?tic(tl xiibs'itution
ofdeath for the dead 1-ody, which is not
apparent to thos" who blindly infer that bas
means a dead body.
fb is't s.m. Fate, fortune.
basach, -aiehe, a. Streaked, variegated.
basacha.lh, -aidh, .m. Expiring, dying, perishing
(of animals.) 2 Withering. A b
,
of basaich. A' basachadh leis a,n
pr. pt.
f huachd. dv>n< i, wither ing or starving tcit cold 't ;
tna air basachadh, it has died or >i'it/iered
ba-;;vdh,** -airtb, s.m. The rnbbincof tlietljread
ends of tape-work, 10 prevent taeir running
into threads, ("basing".'*
basaich, pr. j/t. a" ba^achadh, v.n. Die (as an
animal), perish. 2 Starve. 3 Wither, as a
plant. 4 Grow as be^r. vapid,
An ni sin a
bhasaicheas leis fhein, that iehich dies of itself.
[Note that "ba-aii-h" is only used
in relation to animals. "S'iubhail," "eug,"
"caochail," or -'tea^id' is always used wi>en
basbhaidh, a. Hareish.
bafl-bhnail, v.a. Apj'laud by flapping the hands.
ba.s-bhualadl:, -aidn. a.m. Clapping or rubbing
of hands, from gri^f or joy.
bas-bhuille, s.m. lU'a(.u-l>'o\v. Fhnair e a
bhas-bhuille, he. i-ecriv->d hi* death-blow.
tbasbruidheach, a. Lecher- >u.
t d. ./. Lechery. Ifrheronsnes*.
tbasc, a. Round. 2 !?.! .-t.
aach,tt a. Be1ontiag to baskets.
tbasc-nirm, s.m. Circle.
tbaseall, -aill, *.m. Wild man, sataw.
fbascarnach, -aich, *.IM. Lamentation. 2 }t
Stammering.
tbascart, -airt, s.m. Cinnamon. 2**Cinnabar.
tba-s-chailc, s.m. Ruddle.
bas-charnta,** a. Globy. .lobular.
bis-cblar, -air, s.m. Ob'tuary.
tba-i-chriadh, s.m. Ruddle.
basdal, -ail, s.m. Noise, glitter,
pearance, show.
gaiety of ap-
ach, -aiche, a. Gay, showy, flashy. 2
Cheering. 'Nuair a thig an gloine basilalach,
when the cheerina glaas coms round , og
ilach, a gay yotiih ; a ribhinn bhuidhe
bhasdalaich, thou yellow -ha! red showy maid.
achd, s.f. ind. Showiuess. gaiety. Cha
'n fhaca mi a leitbid air hasdalachd, I have
not. seen, his equal for s^ioiHn-^s.
basdard, s.m. Gaelic spelling of bastard.
tbasg, v.a. Stop, stay,
bas/air. v.n. Applaud.
bas au-d. v.n. Applaud,
basgairdeachas, -us, s.m. see basgaireach.l.
basgairdeadh, -eidh, s.m.
pr. pt. of basgaird
Applause. A' b
basgaire, s.f. ind. Applause. 2tMourninvr.
ach,** a. Clap] day, the hands in the
agitation of grief.
achd, s.f. Mournful clapping or wringing
of hands. 2 A pplause.
basganta, a. WarbliiKt, melodious,
basga.rt,** ^ee bas-cav,.
ba^g-^hriadh. s.f. R i-lead.
basg-iuaidli, s. f. Vermi!li'.>n . 2 Red-lead.
basg-!u:ith, s-^e ba.-g-'uai.lh.
ba.s-guineach,J$ -eicho, n .
De.ath-diirting.
basg ir, see basg-lu;iidli.
ba-shruth,t+s.m. Cairn stream,
speaking of persons, as, bhasaioh an