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:DAZ 429 DEADauber,*. 1. One that daubs : fear buaiclidicili. 2.a coarse low painter : dreachadair suarach. 3. alow flatterer : sgleogair.Daubing, s. 1. Plaster, mortar: ere, aol, pic. 2.any thing adhesive as paint, or lotion : ni leanailteach.Dauby, adj. Glaodhach, leanailteach.Daughter, s. 1. The female offspring of a man,or woman : nighean, inghean. 2. a daughter-inlaw: bean-niic. 3. a woman : nighean, inghean,boirionnach. 4. (in poetry) any descendant : nighean,inghean. 5. the female penitent of a confessor: nighean, inghean.Daughterly, adv. JNIar nighean.Davit, «. Slachdan acaire.Daunt, v. a. Geiltich, mi-mhisnich, cuir fiamhair.Dauntless, adj. Neo-sgàthach, neo-ghealtach,misneachail, urranta, aimsichte.Dauntlessness, s. Neo-sgàthachd, neo-ghealtachd,misneachd, urrantachd.Dauphin, s. Oighre crùin na Fraince, mac a 's sineaig righ na Fraince.Dauphiness, s. Bean mhic a' s sine aig righ naFraince.Daw, s. Cadhag.Dawdle,T-v)>„ .Duine *. mairnealach.v. , ,Dawdler,!Dawish, adj. Coltach ri cadhaig.Dawk, s. Sgoltadh, fosgladh.Dawn, v. n. 1. Grow luminous, begin to growlight : soillsich, soilleirich, fas soilleir, bris fàire,bris camhfhair, toisich a' chamhanach. 2. glimmer,obscurely : toisich ri fas soilleir. 3. givesome promises of lustre, or eminence : toisich risoillseachadh.Dawn, s. 1. Tlie time between the first appearanceof the light and the sun's rise : camhanach, camhfhair.2. beginning, first rise : tòiseachadh, ceudbhriseadli.Dawning, s. Camh-fhàir, sgarachdain nan truth,briseadh na fàire.Day, s. (In all its acceptations render it), la, latha,1Ò : from day to day : o la gu la. To-day : andiugh.Day'bed, s. Leaba lunndaireachd.Daybook, s. Leabhar cunntais lathail.Daybreak, s. Briseadh na fàire, camh-fhair.Day-dream, s. Bruadar-faireachaidh.Day-labour, «. Obair-latha.Day-labourer, s. Fear obair-latha, saothraich.Daylight, *. Solus an latha.Daysman, s. Fear-reite, fear-eadraiginn.Day-spring, s. Ur-mhaduinn, camh-fhair.Daystar, s. Reul na maidne.Daytime, s. Trà an latha, tiom an la.Daywoman, s. Banarach.Daywork, s. Obair latha.Daze, \v. a. et n. 1. Overpower with light:Dazzle, Jdears, dèarsacih, soillsich, dean boillsgeadh.2. strike or surprise with splendour : buaille dèarsadh, cuir fuidh ioghnadh le boillsgeadh.3. be overpowered with light : fas dall le dèarsadhsoluis.Dazzlement, s. Dèarsachd, boillsgeadh, lannaireachd.Dazzingly, adv. Gu dèarsach, gu lainnireach, gusoillseach.Deacon, s. 1. One of the lowest of the three ordersof the clergy : deacon, foirfeach, fear-frithealaidh's an eaglais. 2. an overseer of the poorfear cùraim nam bochd. 3. master of an incorporatedcompany : fear-riaghlaidh comuinn.Deaconess, s. Ban-deacon.Deacon^h'ip,} *• Dreuchd deacoin, no, foirfich.Dead, adj. 1. deprived of life : marbli, gun bheatha.2. inanimate by nature : marbh, gun bheatha. 3.imitating death, senseless, motionless : gun charachadh,troni. 4. unactive, motionless : marbhanach,marbhanta. 5. empty, vacant : falamh. 6.useless, unprofitable : gun fheum, 'n a thàmh. 7.dull, gloomy, unemployed : marbh, gruamach, neofhonnmlior.8. still, obscure : samhach, tosdachdorch. 9. having no resemblance of life : marbh.10. obtuse, dull : neo-fhonnmhor, tiarahaidh. 11.dull, frigid, not animated : marbh, neo-bheothail.12. tasteless, vapid, spiritless : tais, bog, gun bhias.13. uninhabited: neo-àitichte. 14. without the naturalforce or efficacy : lag, gun lùs, marbhanta.15. without the power of vegetation : marbh, grod,gun sùgh. 16. the state of spiritual death: marbh.17. unvaried: comhnard, reidh. 18. rfemZ of winter: meadhon, no, dùbhlachd a" ghcamhraidh. 19.dead sleep : trom chodal. 20. the dead: na mairbh.Dead, \ v. a. et n. 1. Deprive of any kind ofDeaden, j force or sensation : marbh, lagaich,fannaich, dean marbhanta. 2. make vapid or spiritless: dean marbh, thoir a bhrigh as. 3. loseforce, of whatever kind : fannaich, caill do chji.Dead-doing, adj. Marbhtach, millteach.Dead-drunk, adj. Air an dallanaich.Dead-hearted, adj. Lag-chridheach.Dead-heartedness, s. Lag-chridheachd.Dead-killing, adj. Marbh-spadadh.Dead-lift, adj. An teann aire, an cruaidh-chas.Dead-reckoning, s. Cunntas air ionad na luinge.Dead-struck, adj. Crith-eagalach.Deadish, culj. Marbhanach, marbhanta.Deadlihood, *. Marbhantachd.Deadliness, s. Cunnart bàis.Deadly, adj. 1. Destructive, mortal, murderous :marbhach, marbhtach, bàsmhor, sgriosail. 2. mortal,implacable : marbhtach, bàsmhor, sgriosail,nimheil.Deadly, adv. See Deadly, adj.Deadness, s. 1. Frigidity, want of warmth, wantof affection : fionnarachd, marbhantachd. 2. weaknessof the vital powers, langour, faintness : marbhantachd,laigsinn. 3. vapidness of liquors : taiseachd,neo-bhlasdachd. 4. loss of life : basmhorachd,has. 6. want of circulation, inactivity : stad,neo-bheothalachd.Deadnettle, s. See Archangel.