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:;:COM 400 CONtuigseacli, Ciignaidli, ciallach. 2. having the quahtyCompute, v. a. Aireamh, cunnt, meas, innis a tuach.of comprising niuth : seailhail, seadhach, brigh-Computer, «. Aireaniliach, uiblireachan.brioglimhor, ciallach.Comrade, s. I. One who dwells in the same housecil,Comprehensively, adv. See Comprehensive.or chamber : companach, còmhhin, comli-sheòmraiclie.Comprehensiveness, s. 1. The quality of including2. a companion, a partner in any labourmuch in a fevi words or narrow compass or danger : companach, comh-oibriche, còmhlan.brighealachd, seadhachas. 2. the power of understandingCon, V, a. 1. Know : aitlmich, gabh eòlas air. 2.all things : tuigse, mòr-bhreithneachadh, 2. study, commit to memory : breithnich, smuain-uil-fhiosrachd.ich, ionnsaich air do theanga.Compress, v. a. 1. Force into a narrower compass Concamerate, v. a. Dean cròm-chlachaireachd.dliitliaich, teannaich, dinn, comh-bhruth, bruth. Concameration, i. Cròm-chlachaireaclid.2. embrace : conili-bhruth, dinn, teannaich 'fi a Concatenate, v. a. Coimh-cheangail, comh-thàth,d' ghlacaibh.cuir 's a cheile mar shiabhraidh, conih-chuibhrich.Compress, s. Adhartan teannachaidh, stall anairt. Concatenation, s. Comh-chuibhreach, comhchrochadh,Compressible, adj. So-dhinnte, so-theannachaidh.comh-thàthadh.CoMPRESsiBLENESs, s. Daingncachd, teanntachd, Concavation, s. Deanamh còsach, comh-chòsachadh.Concave, adj. Còsach, comh-chòsach.dlùthas.Compression, s. Daingneachadh, teannachadli,dlùthachadh, dinneadh.CoMPRESsuRE, s. Bruthadh, dinneadh.Comprise, v. a. Cum, gabh, gleidh.Com PROBATE, V. n. Comh-fhreagair, comh-chòrd,comh-dhearbh.CoMPROBATioN, *. Comh-dliearbhadh, comh-dhaingneachadh.Compromise, s. 1. An agreement to end a controversyby arbitremcnt : cùmhnanta-rèitich, comhchòidadh.2. a compact with some concessionson each side : comh-chòrdadh.Compromise, v. a. et n. 1. Compound, adjust acompact by mutual concessions : com-chòrd, thoirgu còrdadh, no, reite, dean suas. 2. accord, agree :comh-chòrd, thig gu còrdadh.CoMPTRESs, s. Cuimireachd, guamachd.CoMPTROL, V. a. Ceannsaicli, smachdaich, riaghail,cum fuidh clieannsal.Comptroller, s. lliagliladair, fear-seòlaidh, fearcumail chunntas tigh-chuspuinn.Comptrollersiiip, s. lliaghladaircachd, dreuchdan tigh-cuspuinn.Compulsatorv, adj. Eigineach, ainneartach, agcigneachadh.Compulsion, s. 1. The act of compelling to something: coimh-cigneachadh, eigneachadh, ainneart.2. the state of being compelled, violence suffered :coimli-eigin, ainneart.Compulsive, adj. Eigineach, ainnearteach, aindeonach.Compulsively, adv. See Compulsive.Compulsory, adj. See Compulsive.Compunction, s. 1. The power of pricking, irritation: bioradh. 2. repentance, contrition : cràdhcoguis,bioradh-coguis, aitlireachas, agartas-coguis,comh-bhrùightcaclid.Compunctious, adj. Aithreachail.Compurgation, s. I'lreanacJiadh air tcistcanas neacheile, conih-dhaingneachadh.(Computable, adj. Aireaniliach, a ghabhas cunntas.("omputate, v. a. Aircamh, cunnt, tuir suas.Computation, s. 1. Calculation : àireamh, cunntas.2. the sum collected by computation : àireamh,cumitas, suiin.Concave, s. Comh-chòs, cobhan, cuas.Concave, v. a. Comh-cliosaich.Concaveness, «. Còsaichead.Concavity, s. Cos, comh-chòs, cobhan, cuas.Concause, s. Cùis dà mhuinntir.Conceal, v. a. Ceil, folaich, cum am folach.Concealable, adj. Cleitheach, ceilteach, so-fliolach.Concealer, s. Fear-folaich, fear-ceiltinn, fear-riiin.Concealing, s. Cleith, folach.Concealment, «. 1. The act of liiding, secrecy:cleith, ceiltinn. 2. the state of being hid, privacy :cleith, ceiltinn, folach. 3. liiding place, retreationad-folaich, ionad-dlomhair.Concede, t'. a. et «. 1. Yield, admit, grant : comhcheadaich,leig seachad, aontaich, geill, striochd,fulling leig le, deonaich. 2. admit, grant : comhcheadaich,aidich, leig seachad, leig thairis, aontaichle, luasaich.Conceit, «. 1. Conception, thought, idea : beachd,sniuain, barail. 2. understanding, readiness ofapprehension : tuigse, geur-bheachd, tabhairt fainear.3. opinion, fancy, imagination, fiintasticalnotion : barail, fein-bheachd, speis, fein-speis,meas, neònachas. 4. opinion in a neutral sensebarail. 5. pleasant fancy, gaiety of imagination :mac-meanmna, geur-bheachd. 6. sentiment, strikingthought : smuain, geur-bheachd, mac-meanmna.7. fondness, favourable opinion, opinionativepride : deadh-bharail, taitneachduinn, fein-speis,fein-mheas. 8. out of conceit with : coma niiidlieighinn.Conceit, v. a. Sniuainich, beachdaich, thoir fainear.Conceited, flf^'. 1. Endowed with fancy: macnicanninaeh.2. proud, affected : beachdail, feinblieaclidail,feln-speiscil, spòrsail.Conceitedly, w/i: See Conceited.CoNCEiTLEss, wj/. Clod-cheaiinach, neo-ghrad, maol,baoglialta.CoNCEiTEDNESs, s. Spòrs, moitcalachd.Conceivable, adj. 1. That may be imagined, orthought : so-smuaineachaidh, so-shaoilsinn. 2. thatmay be understood, or believed: so-chreidsinn.CoNCEivABLENEss, So-smuaineachadh.6'.