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:CIS 381 CIVCiRCOTfSPECTiON, s. Aire, cùram, faicill, furachas,crionnachd.Circumspective, ad/. See Circumspect, adj.CiRCUMSPECTivELY, odv. See Circumspective.Circumspectly, adv. See Circumspect, adj.CiRcuMSPECTNESs, s. See Circumspection.Circumstance, s. 1. Something appendant, or relativeto a fault : cùis, ni, rud, càs, gnothach, cor.2. the adjuncts of a fault which makes it more orless criminal : coimcheangal, còrr, gnothach. 3.accident, something adventitious : cùis, gnothach,càs, tuiteamas. 4. incident, event, generally ofa subordinate kind : gnothach cùis, cor, staid, ni.5. condition, state of affairs : staid, inbhe.Circumstance, v. a. Cuir an cor àraidh, suidhich.CiRcuMSTANT, adj. Cuairtichte, mu 'n cuairt, airgach taobh.CiRCUMSTANTi4L, od/. 1. Accidental, not essentialtuiteamach, neo-àraidh, co-cheangaillte. 2. incidental,happening by chance : tuiteamach. 3. fullof small events, particular : pongail, min-chuiseach.Circumstantially, adv. See Circumstantial.Circumstantiate, v. a. 1. Place in particular circumstances: suidhich, càirich, leag, socraich gudòigheil. 2. place in a particular condition withregard to power, or wealth : suidhich, socraich,càirich, cuir.Circumterraneous, adj. Mu 'n cuairt do ncliruinne, cruinne-cuairteach.CiRcuMVALLATE, V. a. 1. Enclose round withtrenches, or fortifications : daingnich, ioni'-dhruid,cuir callaid mu.CiRcuMVALLATioN, s. 1. Tlie art, or act of castingup fortifications round a place : daingneachadh,tirachioll-dhion, balla-daingneachaidh, callaidthogail.2. the fortification, or trench thrown upround a place besieged : balla, being, dig.CiRCUMVECTioN, s. 1. The act of carrying round :cuairt-ghiùlan. 2. the state of being carriedround : cuairt-ghiùlan.Circumvent, v. a. Meall, thoir an car a, thoir achreidsinn air.Circumvention, s. Foill, mealladh, feall, cuilbheart,cealg.Circumventive, adj. Mealltach, foilleil, fealltach,carach, cealgach.CiRCUMVEST, V. a. Aodaich, còmhdaich, crioslaichmu 'n cuairt.CiRCUMVOLVE, V. a. Rol, cuibhill, ruidhil, cuir mu'n cuairt.Circumvolution, s. 1. The act of rolling round :roladh, cuibhleadh. 2. the state of being rolledround : roladh, cruinneachadh, trusadh, uim'-roladh.3. the thing rolled round another : roladh,car, trusadh.Cist, s. 1. A case, a tegument : còmhdach, ciste.2. an excavation : toll, slochd, fosgladli.CisTED, adj. Còmhdaichte, dùinte.Cistern, s. I. A receptacle of water for domesticuses : amar, tobar. 2. a reservoir : linnc, tobar,amar. 3. any receptacle, or repository of water :linne, tobar, amar.CisTus, s. See Rock-rose.CiT, s. Beadagan-bùth, fear-baile-mòir.Citadel, s. Dun, daingneach, caisteal.CiTAL, s. 1. Reproof, impeachment: achmhasan,cronachadh, diteadh. 2. summons, citation : rabhadh,gairm, sanas, fios gu cuirt. 3. quotation, citation: iasad-bhriathar.Citation, s. 1. The calling the person before thejudge, for the sake of trying the cause of actioncommenced against him : fios gu cuirt, gairm. 2.quotation : iasad-bhriathar. 3. the passage, orwords quoted : briathran iasaid. 4. enumeration,mention : ainmeachadh, aithris, cur an ceill.Citatory, adj. Rabhadh, a bheir gairra-làthaireachd.Cite, V. a. 1. Summon to answer in a court. SeeSummon, v. a. 2. enjoin, call upon authoritatively: gairm, òrduich, thoir rabhadh do. 3. quote.See Quote.Citer, s. 1. One who cites into a court : rabhadair,fear-sanais, maor. 2. a quoter. See Quoter.Citess, s. Bean-baile-mòir, ban-shaoranach.CiTiciSM, s. Gnàths fir-baile-mòir.Citizen, s. 1. A freeman of a city, not a foreigner,not a slave : saoranach, fear baile-mhòir. I. atownsman, a man of trade, not a gentleman : fearbaile-mòir,ceannaiche, fear-malairt. 3. an inhabitant,a dweller in any place : fear-àiteachaidh,fear-còmhnuidh.Citizen, adj. Neo-mhisneachail, neo-sgairteil, neospioradail.Citizenship, s. Saorsa baile-mòir.Citrine, adj. Buidhe, buidhe-dhonn.City, s. 1. A large collection of houses and inhabitants: bade, cathair. 2. (in the English law) atown-corporate : baile-mòr. 3. the inhabitants ofa certain city, as distinguishing from other subjects: bade, cathair.City, adj. 1. relating to the city : a bhuineas dobhaile mòr. 2. resembling the manners of the citizens: baileach, a feir gnàth luchd-baile mòir.Civil, adj. 1. Relating to the community, political: cuideachdail. 2. relating to any man as amember of the community : cuideachdail, comunnach.3. not in anarchy, not wild : riaghailteach,rianail, dòigheil. 4. not foreign, intestine : cuideachdail,a bhuineas d' ar dùthaich. 5. not ecclesiastical: neo-eaglaiseil, aimsireil. 6. not natural,as a person banished or outlawed, issaid to suffer,civil, though not natural death : cuideachdail, coiimnnach.7. not military : cuideachdail, comunnach,a bhuineas do cheartas na tire. 8. not criminal: neo-thoillteanach air bàs. 9. civilized, notbarbarous : ciùin, modhail, dòigheil, riaghailteach,deadh-bheusach. 10. complaisant, civilized, gentle,well-bred : siobhalta, suairce, coir, deadh-bheusach,modhail, caoimhneil. II. grave, sober, notgay nor showy : coir, socrach, suidhichte.Civilization, s. 1. A law, act of justice, whichrenders a criminal process civil : cur air cùl dìtidhbàis. 2. tlie act of civilizing barbarous people: callachadh, ciùineachadli, toirt gu riaghailt.