Dictionarium scoto-celticum : a dictionary of the Gaelic language ...

:CHA 370 CHACerused, adj. Dathta le uisgc buaidlie gheal.Cesarean, adj. Aig aiseail ie gearradh builg.Cespititious, adj. Tola, air a dlieanamh do thota.Cess, s. 1. A levy made upon tlie inhabitants of aplace according to their property : cis, càin, duillinnean,iniil. 2. the act of laying rates : leagadhcàin, cis-thogail.Cess, v. a. et n. 1. Rate, lay charge on : leag càin,tog cis, cuir fuidh dhuillinnean. 2. omit a legalduty : leig seachad cis, na cunnt càin.Cessation, s. 1. A stop, a rest: sfad, socair, anail,foiseachadh. 2. vacation, suspension : stad, anail,tànih, foiseachadh, sgur-tacain, fosadh. 3. end ofaction, the state of ceasing to act : stad, sgur,tamh, clos. 4. a pause of hostility without peace :fosadh-cogaidh, anail-airm, tàmli-strì, sgur-tacain.Cessibility, s. Geilleachduinn, leigcadh seachad.Cessible, adj. So-ghuiUidh, so-tlioirt-thairis.Cession, s, 1. Retreat, the act of giving way :geilleadh, striochdadh, teicheadh, dol a thaobh.2. resignation : toirt thairis, leigeadh dheth.Cessment, *. Cis, càin, duillinnean.Cessor, s. Fear-cise, fear-leagaidh dhuillinnean.Cest, «. Grinn-chrios meadlioin, crios-riomhach.Cestus, s. Crios-gaoil, crios a' ghràidh.Cetaceous, ad/. A bhuineas do mhuic-mhara, orcach.Ceterach, «. See Stonefern.Chafe, v. a. et n. 1. Warm by rubbing ; suath,blàthaich, tcòth, dean blàth le suathadh. 2. heatby rage or hurry : teasaich, feargaich, thoir aniacha theas. 3. perfume : bol, ùng le ola cluibhraidh.4. make angry, inflame the passions : feargaich,brosnuich, tog a chorruich. 5. rage, pet, fume :bi air boile, gabh fearg, bi frionasach, cuir caitcanort. G. fret against any thing : bi frionasach,ach.Chaffer, v. n. Malairtich, ceannaich le connsachadh,connsaich mu tuach.Chaffer, s. Malairt, ccannachd.Chafferer, s. Fear-ccannachd, fear teann am malairt.Chaffern, s. Soithcach-tcasachaidh uisgc.Chaffery, *. Malairt, ccannachd, reic.Chaffinch, s. lireac an t-sil.Chaffless, adj. (ilan, gun chàtha, lom-shileanach.Chaff WEED, *. Cat-luibh.Chaffy, adj. Càthach, lùn muill, cutrom, gunbhrlgh.Chaffing-disii, s. Soitheach-teasachaidli, aghanntlieine.Chagrin, s. Frionas, droch nàdur, crosdachd, mighean,greann, droch-fhonn, farran.CiiAOHiN, V. a. Dean frionasach, wo, crosda, cuirfarran air, tog greann air, sàruich, trioblaidicli.Chain, s. 1. A series of hnks fastened one withanother : slabliraidh. 2. a bond, a manacle, a fetter: geiniheal ccangal, cuibhreach, glas-làmh. 3.a line of links with which land is measured : slabhraidh.4. a series linked together, as of causes orthoughts, a succession : slabliraidh, taod, a' teachdan tàth a cheile.Chain, ;•. a. 1. Fasten or bind with a chain : ceangail,cuibhrich, geimhlich, cuir air slabhraidh. 2.enslave, keep in slavery : dean 'n a thràill, cuir andaorsa. 3. keep by a chain : cum le slabhraidh,bac le slabhraidh. 4. unite : coimhcheangail,ceangail r' a cheile.CiiAiNPUMP, s. Piob-thaosgaidh dhubailte.Chainshot, s. Urchair-shlabhraidh.Chainwork, s. Obair-shlabhraidh.Chair,*. 1. A moveable seat : cathair, suidheachan.2. a seat of justice or of authority : catliairbreitheanais.3. a vehicle borne by men, a sedan :cathair-iomchair. 4. a vehicle drawn by one horse :cathair.Chairman, 5. 1. The president of an assembly:fear-cathrach, ceann-suidhe, riaglilair-comuinn. 2.one whose trade is to carry a chair ; fear-cathrachiomchair.Chaise, s. Carbad, carbad eutrom, carbad da each.Chaldee, adj. Caldeach.Chalder, ìChaldron, > s. Salldair, tomhas guail, no sil.Chaudron, 3Chalice, «. Cupan, cupa, copan, cuach, cupan-comanachaidh.CnALiCED, adj. Copanach.Chalk, s. Cailc. Chalk _/òr cheese : clach an ionadcàbaig.Chalk, i". a. 1. Rub with chalk : cailc, suath lecailc. 2. manure with chalk : niathaich, no, leas-crosda, feargach.aich le cailc. 3. mark or trace out with chalk ;Chafe, s. Blathas, teas, fearg, boile, corruich, frionas. cailc, comharraich le cailc.Chafer, s. Daol buidhe.CiiALK-piT, s. ToU-cailce.Chaff, s. 1. The husks of corn that are separated Chalk-stone, s. Clach-chailce.by thrashing and winnowing : moll, càth, càthasìl.2. any thing worthless : moll, càtha, ni suar-Challenge, v. a. 1. Call another to answer for aiiChalky, a(//. Cailceach, Ian cailce.offence by combat : tairg deas chòmhrag, dùlanaich.2. call to a contest : gairm gu deas chòmlirag,brosnaich gu cath, dùlanaich. 3. accuse : dit,coirich. 4. claim as due : tagair, iarr mar dochoir. 5. call any one to the performance of conditions: gairm gu cunntas, gainn gu co-ghealladh.Challenge, s. 1. A summons to combat : gairmchatha,tairgse-còmhraig, dùlan. 2. a demand ofsomething as due : tagradh, tagairt.Challengeable, adj. Freagarrach, cunntachail.Challenger, s. 1. One tliat detics or summonsanother : fear-dùlanachaidh, fear-tairgse còmhraig,fear-bagraidh. 2. one that claims superiorityfear-iarraidh bàrr, fear-iarraidh toisich, fear-diilanachaidh.3. a claimant, one that requires somethingas of right : fear-tagraidh.Chalybean, at/j. Cruadhach, stàillinneach.Chalybeate, adj. Stàillinneach, air bhlas iaruinn.Cham, s. Uachdaran Tartarach, mar an ceudna, morfhearan cùirt I'hersia.