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

:CON 405 CON'sheilbh do 'n righ.Confiscate, adj. Air a thoirt do 'n righ.Confiscation, s. Tabhartas thairis sheilbh do 'nrigh, call seilbh air son ceannairc, arfuntachadh.CoNFiscATOR, s. Fcar-arfuntachaidh.Confitent, s. Fear-aideachaidh.Confix, v. a. Daingnich, suidhich, teannaich.CoNFixuRE, *. Daingneachadh, suidheachadh, teannachadh.CoNFLAGRANT, odj. Comli-lasach, comh-losgach.Conflagration, s. 1. A general fire spreadingover a large space : comh-tasadh, comh-tosgadh,2. the fire which shall consume this world at theconsummation of all things : comh-losgadh, anteine dei'rionnach.Conflation, s. 1. The act of blowing many instrumentstogether : coimh-sheirm, comh-fhuaim,comh-ghàir. 2. a casting or melting of metalcomh-leaghadh.Conflexure, s. Liibadh, cromadh.Conflict, v. n. Cathaich, dean stri, dean conih-stri,comh-ghleachd, dean spàirn.Cqnflict, ò'. 1. Violent collision, or opposition oftwo substances : coiinh-ghleachd, conih-stri, spàirn,còmhrag. 2. combat, a fight between two : còmhrag,sabaid, cùmhlan. 3, contest, strife, contention: iorghuill, sabaid, tuasaid. 4. struggle, agony,pang : spàirn, gleachd, plan, doghruinn,cràdh.Confluence, *. 1. The junction or union of severalstreams : comh-shruthadh, inbhir, comhchoinneachadhshruth. 2. the act of crowding toa place : conih-chruinneachadh, trusadh. 3. a concourse,a multitude crowded into one place : comhchruinneachadh,comh-thional. 4. collection, concurrence: comh-chruinneachadh, coimhthional.Confluent, adj. A' comhshruthadh.Conflux, s. 1. The union of several currentscomh-dhaingnich, comh-iieartaich. 7, admit into comh-shruthadh, inbhir. 2. crowd, multitude collected: comh-chruinneachadh, coimhthional.the full privileges of a Christian : comh-dhaingnich.Conform, v. a. et n. 1. Reduce to the like appearance,shape, or manner, with something else :CoNFiR.MABLE, odj. So-dhearbhta, so-shoilleir.Confirmation, *. 1. Settlement, establishment : cum ri, dean cosmhuil ri, cuir an comh-chruth,suidheachadh, comh-dliaingneachadh, comh-dhearbhadh.2. evidence by which any thing is ascer-striochd, geill.comh-chòrd, comh-flireagair, comh-aontaich,tained : dearbhadh, comh-dhearbhadh, comhdhaingneachadh.3. proof, convincing, testimony : Conformable, JConform, \adj. 1. Having the same form,using the same manners, resembling: coltach, cosmhuil. 2. agreeable, suitable,comh-dhearbhadh, comh-dhaingneachadh. 4. anecclesiastical rite : comh-dhaingneachadh, dol consistent : comh-fhreagarrach, comh-chòrdail,fuidh làimh an easbuig.comh-sheasmhach. 3. compliant, submissive :CoNFiRMATOR, s. Conih-dhaingniche.comh-aontach, soirbh, striochdail.Confirmatory, adj. 1. Giving additional testimony: a' comh-dhaingneachadh. 2. relating to the Conformation,*. 1. The form of things as relat-Conformably, adv. See Conform, adj.right of confirmation : a bhuineas do chomhdhaingneachadh,no do dhol fuidh làimh an easadh.2. the act of producing suitableness or coningto each other : comh-chruth, cumachd, cumbuigformityto any thing, with to : cumadh ri, comhfhreagradh.Confirmer, s. Comh-dhaingniche.CoNFiRMiNGLY, adv. Air dhòigh comh-dhaingneachadh,gu coimh-dhearbhta.aonta ri.CoNFORMF-R, s. Fear-comh-aontachaidh, fear-curConfiscable, adj. Ullamh, no, buailteach f' a chur Conformist, s. Fear-comh-aontachaidh.a seilbh.Conformity, s. 1. Similitude, resemblance : coltas,Confiscate, v. a. Arfuntaich, thoir a choir, no, samhlachas, samhlachd. 2. consistency : comhfhreagarrachd,comh-sheasmhachd, comh-chòrdalachd.CoNFORTATioN, s. Comh-neartachadh.Confound, v. a. 1. Mingle things so that their severalforms or natures cannot be discerned : aimhreitich,cuir thar a cheile, coimeasg, mi-riaghailtich.2. perplex, compare, or mention, withoutdue distinction : cuir thar a cheile, aimhreitich,coimeasg. 3. disturb the apprehension by indistinctwords or notions : cuir thar a cheile, aimhreitich,cuir an ioma-chomhairle, cuir am imcheist.4. throw into consternation, perplex, terrify, amaze,stupify : cuir thar a cheile, cuir troimh cheile,tuairgnich, buair, cuir fuidh bhuaireas, nàraich. ò.destroy : mill, sgrios, cuir gu dith.Confounded, adj. Grained, fuathach, daochail,uamhasach.Confoundedly, adv. See Confounded.Confoundedness, s. Imcheist, ioma-chomhairle,buaireas, troimhe cheile, tuairgneadh.CoNFOUNDER, s. 1. He who disturbs, perplexes,.terrifies, or destroys : buaireadair, fear aimhreiteach,fear-amhluaidh, fear-tuairgnidh. 2. he whomentions things without due distinction : fearcoimheasgaidh,fearaimiochd, blaoniair.Confraternity, s. Conih-bhràthaireachd, comhbhriithaireachas.CoNFRicATioN, s. Comh-sliuathadli, rubadh air acheile.Confront, v. a. 1. Stand against another in fullview, face : seas mu choinneamh. 2. stand faceto face in opposition to another : cuir an aghaidh,seas an aghaidh, cuir aghaidh ri aghaidh. 3. op.,pose one evidence to another in open court : cuir.aghaidh fi aghaidh, thoir mu choinneamh a cheile.4. compare one thing with another : cuir muchoinneamh, coimeas.Confrontation, s. Cur aghaidh ri aghaidh.