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::COM 396 COMCommonage, s. Sec Common, s.Commonalty, s. ccathairne.An cunianta, tuatli,Commoner, s. 1. One of the people, common aman of low rank : coitcliionnacli, duine-cumanta,ceatliainatli. '2. a man not noble : duine-cumanta,ccatharnacli, tuathaiiacli. 3. a man who has ajoint right in common ground : compùirtiche. 4.a prostitute : te chumanta, bean cbumanta.Commonition, *. Combairle, rabhadh, sanas.Commonly, adv. See Common, arij.Commoners, s. 1. Equal participation among many :cumantachd, cumantas. 2 frequency : cumantachd,cumantas, coitchiontas.Common-place, v. a. Cuir f'uidh cliinn sgriobhaidh.Commons, s. 1. The vulgar, the lower peojjle, thosewho inherit no honours : an cumanta, ceathairne,tuath. 'i. the lower house of parliament, by whichthe people are represented : tuath-chomhairle. 3.food, fare, diet : biadli. Ion, comh-ithc.Commonweal, \ s. 1. A polity, an establishedCommonwealth,/ form of civil life: comhfhlaitheachd.2. the public, the general body ofthe people : muinntir, pobull, sluagh.Commorance, s. Còmhnuidh, ionad-tàimh, àitefuirich.each, còmhraidhteach, conaltrach.Communicableness, *. Compàirteachd, còmhraidhteachd.Communicant, s. Comanaichc.Communicate, t'. a. et n. 1. Impart to others whatis in our own power: compàirtich, builich, thoirseachad. 2. reveal, impart knowledge: aithris,innis, cuir an ceill, taisljein, comh-labhair, comhfoinn.3. share with another, [un-ticipate : compiiirtich,comh-roinn. 4. partake of the sacrament :comanaich. .'>. have something in common withanother: bi an compàirt, bi an companas.Communication, s. 1. The act of imparting benefitsor knowledge- compàirteaehadh, conallradh,cur an ceill. 2. common boundary or inlet : rathad,slighe-fliosgailte. 3. interchange of knowledge,good intelligence between several persons : comhchaidreandi,comhehaidreachas. 4. conference,conversation : comh-chainnt, còinhradh, conallradh: participation of the blessed sacrament : comniunudiadh.Communicative, adj. Compairteach, còmhraidhteach.Communicativeness, ,?. Compàirteachd.Communion, «. 1. Intercourse, fellowship : companas,compantas, comunnachadh, comunn, comhchomunn.2. the common or public celebrationof the Lord's supper : comanachadh. 3. a comimnor public act : comunn comh-chuideachd. 4.union in the common worship of any church : comunnachadh.Community, «. 1. The commonwealth, the bodypolitic : comunn, comh-chuideachd, comh-fhlaitheachd.2. common possession : comh-roinn, comhchuideachd,compàirt.Co-MMUTABiLiTY, «. Malairteachd, iomlaideachd.Co.mmutable, adj. lomlaideach, comh-iomlaideach,malairteach.Commutation, jt. 1. Charge, alteration: iomlaid,comh-iomlaid, mùfhadh, malairt, suaip. 2. exchange,the act of giving one thing for another :iomlaid, comh-iomlaid, malairt, suaip, eiric. 3.ransom : eiric, dioladh.Commutatively, adv. See Commutative.Commute, v. a. et n. 1. Exchange : iomlaidich,malairtich, niùth, caochail. 'i. buy off, or ransomone obligation by another : diol eiric, thoir dioladhCoMMOKANT, fiif;'. Còmhnuidheach.CoM.MORATioN, s. Comh-fhuireach.air son, pàidh. 3. atone, bargain for exemption :Commotion, s. 1. Tumult, disturbance, public disorderdiol, pàidh, diol eiric.: buaireas, luasgan, eas-òrdugh, aimhreit. 2. Commutual, adj. Comh-iomlaideach, air gach taobh.perturbation, disorder of mind : buaireas, troimhcheile,Compact, s. A contract, an accord, an agreementluasgan. 3. disturbance, restlessness coimhcheangal, comh-bhann, comh-cliordadh,buaireas, luasgan, ùprait, eachrais.ciimhnanta, reiteach, 2. structure, compacture :Commotionek, «. Fear-buaireis.comh-dhlùthachadh.Commune, v. n. Comh-labhair, labhair fi.Compact, v. a. 1. Join together with firmness :Communicability, s. Compàirteachd.coimhcheangail, comh-dliliithaich, comh-uaisg,Communicable, adj. 1. That which may becomedaingnich, comh-thàth, dinn. 2. make out ofthe common possession of more than one :something : thoir a. 3. league with : cùmhnantaich,compàirteach, còmhraidhteach. 2. that which mayrach an comh-bhoinn. 4. join together,be recounted : còmhraidhteach, conaltrach. 3. bring into a system : coimh-cheangail, comh-naisg,that which may be imparted : so-i-oinnte, so-phàirtichte.CoMVA-CT, adj. 1. Eirm, solid, close, dense : teann.4. communicative, not selfish : compàirt-daingean, ceangailte, dinnte. 2. composed, con-sisting : comh-dhùinte, comh-dhèanta, air a churr' a cheile, comh-dhlCith. 3. joined, held together :coimh-cheangail te, comh-dhlùthaichte, comhdhlùthta,comh dhaingnichte. 4. brief and wellconnected: aithghearr, goirid, dlùth-bhriathrach,comh-dhlùth.Compactedly, adv. See Compact, adj.Comi'Actedness, ^^ s. Daingiicachd, dinntcaehd,Compactness, j dlùithead.Compagination, s. Aonadh, tàthadh, comhthàthadh.Companiable, atlj. Cuideachdail, companta, fial.Companiableness, s. Compantas, halachd, suilbhireachd.Companion,*. 1. One with whom a man frequentlyconverses : companach, còmhlan, coimpire, fearcomuinn.2. a partner, an associate : companach,còmhlan, comh-oibriche. 3. a fellow : companach.Companionable, ailj. Cuideachdail, companta, fial,suilbhir.Co.MPANiONABLY, adv.See Companionable.