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::DIS 456 DISDisfavour, t'. a 1. Discountenance, withhold, orwithdraw kindness : cuir a fàbhar. 2. deform :cuir mi-dhealbh air, dean mi-dhreachail, duaichnich.Disfiguration, .«. 1. The act of disfiguring : midhealbh,mi-dhreach, duaichneachd. 2. the stateof being disfigured : mi-dhealbh, mi-dhreach, michumadh,duaichneachd. 3. deformity: mi-dhealbh,mi-dlireach, mi-chumadh, duaichneachd, andealbh.Disfigure, v. a. Duaichnich, cuir a cumadh, milldreach.Disfigurement, s. See Disfiguration.Disfranchise, v. a. Bris còraichean, cuir a coir.Disfranchisement, «. Briseadh chòraichean, toirtair falbh chòraichean.DisFURNisii, V. a. Thoir air falbh àirneis, lom, rùisg.DisGARNisii, V. a. 1. Strip off ornaments : spiondheth bhreaghachd. 2. take guns from a fortress :ruisg, lomair.Disgorge, v. a. 1. Discharge by the mouth, spewout : diobhuir, sgeith, brùchd. 2. pour out withviolence : brùchd, sgeith, tilg.Disgorgement, s. Diobhuirt, sgeith.Disgrace, s. Ì. State of being out of favour : casurram,cion fàbhair. 2. state of ignominy, dishonour,state of shame : masladh, tàuiailt, nàire, easurram.3. cause of shame : nàire, aobhar-nàir.Disgrace, v. a. 1. Bring a reproach upon, dishonour: maslaich, tàmailtich, eas-urramaich. 2.bring to shame, as a cause : nàraich. 3. put outof favour : cuir a fàbhar, tilg a cùirt.Disgraceful, adj. Maslach, tàmailteach, nàrach,nàr.DisciRACEFULLY, odv. Scc Disgraceful.Disgracefulness, s. Masladh, tàmailt.Disgracer, s. Tamailtear, fear-maslachaidh.Disgracious, aff/. Neo-thaitneach, neo-fliàbharach.Disguise, v. a. 1. Conceal by an unusual dress :cleith, folaich, dean aimh-riochdach. 2. hide by acounterfeit appearance : ceil, folaich, atharraichcruth, cuir an aimh-riochd. 3. disfigure, changethe form : atharraich crutli, mutli dreach.Disguise, s. 1. A dress contrived to conceal theperson that wears it : còmhdach meallta, aimhriochd.2. a false appearance, counterfeit showaimh-riochd, breug-i-iodid, cruth meallta. 3. disorderby drink : misg, buaircas. 4. a mask : cidliis,dcise chleith.Disouisement, s. Cidhis, deise chleith.Disguiser, X. 1. One that puts on a disguise : fearaiuiliriochd,fear cidhis. 2. one that concealsanother by a disguise : fear-folaich, fear-cuir anaimh-riochd.Disguising, s. 1. Tlieatrical pastime: coinneamhluchd-cidhis. 2. the act of giving an ai)pearanceof tnitli to falsehood : cleitii, cuniail am folacli,aimh-riochd.Disgust, s. 1. Aversion of the palate from anything : grain, sgreamli, fuath, deisdinn, deisinn. 2.ill-humour, offence conceived : anntlachd, grain,fu;Uh deisinn.Disgust, v. a. 1. Raise aversion in the stomach, distaste: gràinich, cuir deisinn air, cuir sgreamh air,sgreamhaich, sgreataich. 2. strike with dislike,offend : cuir miothlachd air, cuir grain air. 3. produceaversion : gràinich, fuathaich, cuir deisinn air.Disgustful, ad/. Deisinneach, deisdinneach, gràineil,fuathach, sgreamhail.Disgustingly, adv. Gu deisinneach, gu gràineil, gufuathach, gu sgreamhail.Dish, s. 1. A broad wide vessel in which food isserved up at table : soitheach, mias. 2. a deephollow vessel for liquid food : soitheach. 3. themeat served in a dish : mias, soitheach.Dish, v. a. Cuir am meis.Dish-clout, s. Clùd nan soithichcan.Dish-water, s. Uisge nan soithichean.Dishabille, adf. Neo-uidheamaichte.Dishabille, s. Neo-uidheara.Dishabit, v. a. Cuir a fàrdoch, fuadaich.Disharmony, s. Mi-chòrdadh.Dishearten, v. a. Mi-mhisnich, dean lag-chridheach.DisHEiR, v. a. Cuir a oighreachd, buin uaithe 'chòirbhreith.Disherit, v. a. See Disheir.Disheritance, s. Toirt air falbh còir-bhreith.Dishevel, v. a. Sgapfalt, cuir fait troimh cheile.Dishonest, adj. 1. Void of probity, wicked, fraudulent: eas-ionraic, eas-onorach, mi-onoireach,neo-oinearach. 2. unchaste, lewd : mi-gheamnuidh.3. disgraced, dishonoured : eas-urramach,mi-onoireach. 4. disgraceful, ignominious : maslach,tàmailteach.Dishonestly, adv. See Dishonest.Dishonestly,*. 1. Want of probity, faithlessnesseas-ionracas, eas-onoir, mi-onoir, mi-dhillseachd.2. unchastity, incontinence, lewdness: mi-ghearanuidheachd.Dishonour, s. 1. Reproach, disgrace, ignominy:eas-urram eas-onoir, dimeas, masladh, tàniailt. 2.reproach uttered, censure, report of infamy : michliu,sgainneal.Dishonour, v. a. 1. Disgrace, bring shame upon :mi-onoirich eas-onoraich, eas-urramaich, maslaich,nàraich. 2. violate chastity : truaill. 3. treatwith indignity : maslaich, eas-urramaich, mi-onoirich.4. deprive of ornament : lomair, ruisg.Dishonourable, adj. Eas-urramach, eas-onorach,mi-onoireach, mi-chliùiteach, maslach, tàmailteach,nàrach, mi-mheasail.Dishonourably, adv. See Dishonourable.Dishonourer, s. 1. One that treats another withindignity : fear-eas-onorachaidh. 2. a violator ofchastity : fear-truaillidli.Dishorn, v. a. Cuir na h-adhaircean deth.Disiiumour, s. Droch-mheinn, dreamlainn.Disincarcerate, v. a. Fuasgail a piiosan.Disinclination,*. Mi-thoil, dhh-tograidli, neo-thoil,neo-thoirt.Disincline, v. a. Dean mi-thoileach, dean neothoileach,dean neo-thoirteil, dean neo-aontach-
:BIS 457 DISDisrxcLiNED, adj. Mi-thoileach, aindeonach, neothoileach,neo-aontachail.DisiSGENuiTY,*. Dùbailteachd, mi-dhirichead, mealltaireachd.Disingenuous, adj. Dùbailte, caracli, lùbach, neodhireach,fealltach, cleasach.DisiNGEXuousLV, adr. See Disingenuous.DisixGENUousxEss, «. See Disingenuity.DisiNHABiTED, adj. Dith-làraichte, neo-àitichte.Disinherison, s. Toirt air falbh coir blireith.Disinherit, v. a. Buin uaithe a choir-bhreith, cuir acoir.Disinter, v. a. Tog a uaigh.Disinterested, adf. 1. Superior to regard of privateadvantage: neo-fheineil, glan, fialaidh. 2. withoutfear or liope : coma.Disinterestedly, adv. See Disinterested.Disinterestedness, s. Neo-fheinealachd, gloine,fialaidheachd.Disinteresting, adj. Neo-fheineil.Disinterment, s. Togail as an uaigli, ais-eirigh.Disinure, v. a. Cuir a cleachdadh.Disjoin, v. a. Dealaich, eadar-dhealaich, fuasgail,thoir as a cheile.Disjoint, v. a. et n. 1. Put out of joint: cuir asan alt. 2. break at junctures : bris. 3. break inpieces : bloighdich, bris, spealg, sgealb, cuir as acheile. 4. carve a fowl : bris, cuir a altaibh. 5.make incoherent, break the relation between theparts : mi-fiaghailtich. 6. fall in pieces : tuit 'n admhirean.Disjoint,âdj.Disjointed, JDisjoiNTLV, adi:Dealaichte, a alt.See Disjoint, adj.Disjunct, adj. Dealaichte, eadar-dhealaichte.Disjunction, s. Dealachadh, eadar-dhealacliadh,sgaradh.Disjunctive, ad/. Easaontach, eas-cridheach.Disjunctively, adi: See Disjunctive.Disk, s. I. The face of the sun or planet as it appearsto the eye : aodann, aghaidh. 2. quoitpeilisteir.DisKiNDNEss, s. Mi-chaomhalachd, mi-chaoimhneas,nii-shuairceas.Dislike,*. 1. Disinclination: mi-thoil, neo-thoirt,fuath, ini-thaitneadh, grain. 2. discord, disagreement: mi-chòrdadh, eu-còrdadh.Dislike, v. a. Fuathaich, sgreamhaich roimh.DisLiKEN, V. a. Dean mi-chosmhuil, dean eugsamhuil.DisLiKENEss, s. Eu-coltas, mi-choltachd, neo-amhluidheachd.Disliker, s. Fear-fuathachaidh, fear neo-thoilichte.DiSLiMB,'f. a. Srac, stròic, riasail, thoir ball o bhall.Dislocate, v. a. I. Put out of the proper place :cuir a àite. 2. disjoint : cuir a alt.Dislocation, s. 1. The act of shifting the place ofthings : carachadh, cur a' àite. 2. the state ofbeing displaced : atharrachadh. 3. a joint put outdol as an alt, cur a alt.Dislodge, v. a. et n. 2. Remove from a place :cuir a àite, fògair, cuir air falbh. 2. drive an ene-VOL. II.my from a station : cuir air falbh, cuir air theicheadh.3. remove an army to other quarters : imrich,cuir imrich. 4. go away to another place 'gluais, imrich, rach imrich.Disloyal, ad/. Neo-dhileas, mi-dliileas, mi-rioghail.Disloyally, adv. See Disloyal.Disloyalty, s. Mi-rioghalachd, mi-dliUseachd, neodhilseachd.Dismal, ad/. Oillteil, uamharra, eagalach, brònach,dubhach ueo-shuilbhir.Dismally, adv. See Dismal.Dismalness, s. Uamharrachd, oilltealachd, dorchad.Dismantle, t'. a. 1. Deprive of dress : rùisg, cuirdheth a chòmhdach. 2. loose, throw off a dress,open : fuasgail, tilg dheth, rùisg. 3. break downany thing external : tilg sios, leag gu làr.Dismay-, v. a. Oilltich, clisg, cuir uamhann air, cuireagal air.Dismay, s. Oillt, clisgcadh, eagal, uamhann.Dismayedness, .?. Oilltealachd, uamhannachd.Disme, s. Deicheamh.Dismember, v. a. Bloighdich, spion as a cheile,geàrr 'n a òrdaibh, thoir ball o bhall.Dismemberment, s. Bloighdeachadh, roinn.Dismiss, I', a. 1. Send away : cuir air falbh, sgaoil.2. give leave of departure : thoir a chead do. 3.discard, divest of an office : cuir a dreuchd.Dismissal, ) s. 1. Dispatch, act of sending away:Dismission, j sgaoileadh, cur air falbh, cur airtheachdaireachd. 2. an honourable discharge fromany office or place : ceadachadli falbh. 3. deprivation: cur a dreuchd.Dismount, r. n. et 7i. I. Throw off an horse : tilgbhàrr a nihuin, tilg dheth, cuir a sios. 2. throwfrom any elevation or place of honour : cuir a sios,tilg sios. 3. alight from a horse : team, tuirl, thigbhùrreich. 4.descendfromanyelevation: team, tuirl.Disobedience, s. 1. Violation of lawful commandor prohibition : eas-ùrahlachd, ceannairc. 2. incompliance: diùltadh, eas-ùmhlachd.DisoBEDiENT,f«//'. Eas-umliail, ceanuairceach, ceannlaidir.Disobey, v. a. Eas-ùmhlaich, na toir ùmhlachd, diùltgèilleadh, na stiìochd.DisoBLiGATioN, s. Oilbheum, mi-choinghcull.Disoblige, r. a. 1. Oflend, disgust : thoir oilbheumdo, cuir mio-thlachd air, dean mi-choingheall ri.2. release from an obligation : saor, fuasgail.Disobliger, s. Fear mi-choingheallach.Disobliging, adj. Mi-choingeallach, mi-thlachdmhor,oilbheumach.Disobligingly, adv. See Disobliging.Disorder, s. 1. Want of regular disposition : miriaghailt,eas-ordugh, aimhreit.2. tumult, disturbance,bustle : aimhreit, buaireas, troimh cheile,eacharrais, butarais. 3. neglect of rule, irregularity: mi-fiaghailt, troimh-cheile. 4. breach of laws :nii-riaghailt. 5. sickness, distemper : tinneas, miriaghailt,eas-ordugh. 6. discomposure of mind :buaireas, troimh cheile.Disorder, v. a. 1. Throw into confusion, confound :mi-riaghailtich, eas-òrduich, aimhreitech, cuir thar3M
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:ABL 253 ABOAbject, adj. Miothar, s
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:ACC 257 ACC3. the mark upon an acc
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:::ACT 261 ADAdoing of some particu
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::ADJ 263 ADMAdherently, adv. See A
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ADV 265 ADVAdoors, adv. Aig an doru
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::ADV 267 AFEAdvisikg, «. Comhairl
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::AGE 271 AGGAfter-witness, s. Fian
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ALK 275 ALLAlgor, s. Dian-fhuaclid,
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::ALO 277 ALTAlmighty, adj. Uile-cl
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:AMB 279 AMEwho is equally ready to
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:ANA 281 ANAAmplitude, s. 1. Extent
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:::AXI 283 ANNlines : oisinn air an
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ANT 285 ANTagainst any thing : frea
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::APEAPOAntiscorbutical, aaj. Claim
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::APP289 APPleig gu ràdh. 3. call
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:APP 291 AQUpòsaidh. 6. bring near
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:ART 995 ARTor officer of justice :
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:ASS 299 ASTAssistant, s. Fear-còm
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:BES 323 BESadl), claonadh, fiaradh
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:BIL 327 BIPthe practice or tenet o
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:BLO 333 BLUadh, neo-fhuilteach. ."
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;::BOD 335 BOLeithear, culaidh, sgo
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::BOO 337 BOOBone, s. 1. The solid
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::BOU 339 BOUcòmh-la gu neo-sheòl
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::BRA Ml BRAparation : armachd, uid
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::BRE 343 BREBrazen-browed, culj, L
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:BRO 347 BROBristle, s. Calg muice,
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::BUG 349 BUFBrushwood, s. Dlù-phr
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:CAN 359 CAPCanonicals, s. Làn-uid
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:CAR 361 CARCaptivatiok, s. Glacadl
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:CAS 365 CATmach. 49. vent, speak w
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:CER 369 CERCENSunEH, s. CronaJair,
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:CHA 371 CHAChamade, s. Caismeaclid
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:CHE 375 CHI•bhir, neo-shunndach.
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::CHO 377 CHRChitterlings, s. Miona
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:::cm 379 cmrag, daobhaidh, danarra
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:CIS 381 CIVCiRCOTfSPECTiON, s. Air
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COM 393 COMCoLOURiKG, «. Dathadli.
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:::COM 395 COMtionnsgai'n. 3. annot
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:COM 397 COMCompanionship, s. 1. Co
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:INT 593 INTstand : tuigseach, cial
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INT 595 INTIIntermin'Ate, adj. Neo-
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INTIntumescency,}*- ^^' '''^'^' ion
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:JOC 599 JOKInusitation, s. Neo-chl
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:IRR 601 IRR3. animate by heat or l
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:JUN 603 JUSJudiciously, adv. See J
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:KEN 605 KIDcum, fuiricli ann. 27.
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::KNO 607 KYDKsARRY, adj. Cruaidh,
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:LAM 609 LANLadylike, adj. Bainndid
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:LAS 611 LATreas, fialaidheachd. 3.
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. liarass,::LAY 613 LEAeagnaidheach
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:LEE Gil LEG16. cease, desist : sgu
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:LEV 617 LIBBETTER, «. 1. One who
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::LIG 619 LIK13. spirit, briskness,
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.::LIN 621 LISdualach, dùthchasach
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::LOA 623 LODIeantais. 5. a particu
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:::LOO 625 LOQLoNGSUFi BRING, s. Fa
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:LOW627 LUBwho regards with kindnes
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:LUS 6^29 LYILuKAR, adj. Gealacliai
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:MAG 631 MAImearan, cuthach, boile.
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',':MAL 633 MAMMake,s. Dèanamh, cu
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::MAN G35 MANJNIanoriiouse, ) s. Ti
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::MAR 637 MASINrARKET-MAN, s, Fear-
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:i:mat 639 MAYMateriate, ì ^^.Mate
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:MED 64.1 MEEMeat, s. 1. Flesh to b
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. and:MER 643 MEReachaclli fhiadh-b
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MIC 645 MinMetathesis, s. Caochladh
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:MIN 647 ]\IINfear-aincbeird, baoth
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•,MIS 649 MISì\IisAN"TiiRopE, 1
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:MIS C51 MISMiSRECiTE, V. a. Mi-ait
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MOL 653 MONnot boastful : neo-dhana
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MOR 655 MORMooter, s. Fear-tagraidh
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:MOU 657 MUCplace to another : imic
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!':MUM 659 MUR")ML'LTiKO>tiAL, adj.
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:':MYS 661 MYl^JVIyrtle, s. Miortal
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:NEC GGS KEGIs AUTic,naidheachd. 2.
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:NIC 665 NIGNiBUTER, otl/. Nach bui
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:NOX 667 NOSNoGGEN, ad;'. Cruaidh,
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•NUM 669 NYMNuBiFEROUS, adj. Keul
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:OBS 671 OBSObliteration, «. Dubha
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':::OFF 673 OFFg^jhaidh, neo-ghnàt
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'OPE •675 OPPOnly, adj. Aon, an t
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. cleir-bhreitheamh.'OR! 671^ OSSOr
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OVE 679 OVEOvergrow, v. a. et w. Fa
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:OUT 68Ì OXEOutgoing, s. Dol a mac
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PAL 683 PALPageant, s. Greadhnachas
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:.:PAR 685 PARParamour, s. Suiridhe
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PAS 687 PATso-ghiùlain, so-iomchar
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PED 689 PELPearled, mij. Neamhnuide
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::PER 691 PERPenurious, adj. Spioca
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:PER 693 PÈÌlPerplexity, s. See P
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;:PIA 695 PIEPhilologist, s. See Ph
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: :IPIO 697 PIT•tignich, ainneart
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- :PLA 699^ PLAPlague, f. 1. With p
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::PLI 701 PLUPleasure, v. a. See Pl
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:POI 703 POLPoiGN'ANTLY, adv. See P
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FOR 705 POSor unexpectedly : sgoilc
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ou 707 PRAPothouse, s. Tigh leanna.
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PRE 709 PREPREcrPiTOUSLY, odv. See
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:PRE 711 PREPREORDiN"ATio>f, s. Koi
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: :PRE 71' PRIPretty, adv. An eator
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:PRO 715 PROgrading from rank or of
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:;:PRO717 PROPromiscuous, adj. Coim
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:PRO 719 PUE' D o"^'Proverb, s. Gn
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:PUR 721 PUZchiont, ionracas. 4. fr
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:QUE 7^3 QUI'Quarrelsomeness, s. Fr
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;:RAG 725 RAIRacehorse, s. Each rei
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:::HAS 727 RATRanter, s. Fear-àrd-
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::REB 729 RECReally, adv. See Real.
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RECpossible to be regained : so-bhu
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:REG 733 REGdldean, tèanmmn, daing
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::REM 735 REMRelieve, v. a. 1. Comh
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::REP 737 REPRepast, s. Biadli, Ion
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::RES ^39 RESReside, v. n. 1. Have
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::::RET 741 IlEVcumail, fear-gleidh
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jRight,RID 743 RIGRhyme, v. a. et w
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'::ROA 745 ROGfàg. 9. make insuiTe
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: :::::ROU 747 ROYRot, s. 1. A dist
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::RUN /49 RUSRuler, s. 1. Governor
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:SAI 751 SALSad, adj. 1. Sorrowful,
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SAV 753 SCA2. feed to the full : s
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:SCO 755 SCRSchool, s. Tigh-sgoile,
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::SEA 757 SECScurfy, adj. Sgi'eabac
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,:SEL 759 SENSeeing,chionn, do bhri
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:SET 761 SEVSerosity, 5. Uisgealach
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•dean.::SHA 763 SHEmhodhail, beag
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::SHO 765 SHOShivering, «. 1. Act
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:SIG767 SIMSickliness, s. Tinnead,
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::SIZ 769 SKISir, s. L Tlie word of
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::SLI 771 SLOSleet, s. Gliob, flich
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SMU 773 SNEgobha, gobhain, ceàrd.
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::SOL 775 SOLthe receptacle of the
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::sou 777 SPASoRROWFULi-Y, cdv. See
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::SPE 779 SPIsight : seallacUi. 3.
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::SPR 781 SPRSpovk, s. Cailleach-sp
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. 2.::STA 783 STASauiNT, V. a. et n
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:STA 785 STEfalbh. 6. get the start
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:::STI 787 STOStiffly, adv. See Sti
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:::STR 789 STRsiach, sniomh, sguch.
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STU 791 SUBStub, v. a. Thoir a bun,
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:sue 793 SUGpiercing, acute : geur,
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:SUP 795 SUPSuperciliously, adv. Se
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::'::SWA 797 SWE2. make to depend u
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SYN 799 SYSSylvan, adj. Coillteach,
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:TAS 801 TAXTangle, s. 1. A knot of
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::::TEN 803 TERprovoke : biiair, br
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;THI 90S THITotobftic, ì Smuaintea
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THU 807 TIFThrong, s. Dòmhladas, m
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::TOI 809 TOOTiTHKR, s. Fear-togail
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:TRA 811 TRA-without fracture : rig
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::':TRA 813 TRETransport, v. a. 1.
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::TRI 815 TRUfluctuate between two
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tomhas:TUR 817 TUTÌ•Tumult, s. 1
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::819VAIVANTJ'ACANCY, s. 1. Empty s
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;VEN 821 VERof metal in the mine :
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VIN 823 VIRcontest, contend : cuir
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::UNC 825 UNDUltroneous, adj. Deòn
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::UNI 827 UNNUnfold, r. a. 1. Expan
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.vou 829 UPSevaporation : tiormachd
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:831WABBLE,WAIV. n. Bi seòganaich,
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fWAT 833 WAX::IWash, s. 1. Alluvion
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:AYEL 835 WHEWeed, v. a. Gart-glila
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::WIC 837 WILWhitewash, v. a. Còmh
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1:WIT 839 WOOÌWisher, s. Fear-guid
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:WRE 841 WRY»subhailccach, fiachai
Page 601:
:YOU 843 YULbràighdeach. 2. a mark
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:;DICTIONARIUMSCOTO-CELTICUM.LATINO
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;ADJ 849 ADOcliun ;propter : air sg
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;;AFF 851 AGGAequor, s. Còmhnard,
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ALT S53 AMBO àit-eigin eile.Aliund
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;ANT 855 APEIAnimabilis, atlj. Beat
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::ARD 857 ARMArbiter, s. Breitheamh
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AST 859 ATTAssER, s. Maide fada.Ass
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;AUS 861 AXUAuLAEUM, s. Obair ghrei
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:BON 863 BULBiGA, s. Cairt, feun dh
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:;CAL 865 CAPCalcitratus, «. Ereab
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;:;CAV 867 CENCastigatio, s. Cronac
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;CIS 869 CLACiBUS, s. Biadh, Ion, t
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;COL S71 COMCoHORS, s. Còisir, cui
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;COM S73 CONCoMPERENDiN-o, -ARE, t'
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:CON S75 CONCoMFlTEOH, -ERi, V. dep
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;:CON 877 CONCoNTEMPLo, -ARE, V. a.
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;CRE 879 CRUCoRTicuLA, s. Bileag.Co
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CUR 881 CYPfaighte, air fhaotainn ;
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::DEF 883 DELfunge : dean, coinihli
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:DESDeplanto, -are, v. a. Ath-shuid
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;DIF 887 DIMDiATONi, s. Clachan-ois
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':;DIS S89 DIVDisPERSiM, adv. Air l
Page 649 and 650:
DUL S91 DYSDrachma, s. Dram.DuLciTE
Page 651 and 652:
ELE S93 EME'TÊgestus, "J?• *•
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ERR S95 EVEEpos, s. Duan, rann.Epot
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:EXC 897 EXHExcERNO, -ERE, V, a. Cr
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EXP 899 EXTExpiATio, s. Dioladh, io
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:;FAE 901 FASFaber, s. Fear-oibre,
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:FIG 903 FIXIFestinabundus, adj. Gr
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FOR 905 FRAFoETEO, •EKE, V. tt. C
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;FUNFuLiGO, s. Sùitli ; califfo :
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:iarr.GLU 909 GRAGesticulor, -ari,
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;HAR 911 HESHabilis, adj. Freagarra
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HUM 913 HYSHoRTAMEN', s. Misneach,
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IMM 91^ LMPi.MBELLis, adj. Lag, fan
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;;INC 917 INCInamabilis, adj. Neo-t
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•:INE 919 INFIndignus, adj. Mi-fh
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INN 921 INSInhibeo, -ere, v. a. Cum
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:INT 923 INTiNSTRUNfENTUNf, s. Inne
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:INV 925 IRRInvado, -ere, v. a. Thi
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:JUV 927 JUXJuvENis, adj. Og, ògai
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;;LEA 929 LETLateo, -ere, r. n. Fol
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'LOC 931 LUCLiNTEU.M, s. Tubhailt,
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;MAL 933 MANMachaera, «. Claidheam
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MEM 935 MITMedicamentosus, adj. Lei
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MOR 937 MERMoNETARius, s. Fear-cùi
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MIS 939 MULMiNisTRO, -ARE, V. a. Fr
Page 699 and 700:
;MYR 941 MYTMuTUUM, s. lasad, coing
Page 701 and 702:
NOM 913 NOVNIMIRu^f, adv. Gun teaga
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I Obitus,;94.5OBIOBLOinlerj. O, a.9
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:occ 0i7 OCTObtempero, -are, I', a.
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OPP 9i9 ORAOperarius, s. Fear-oibre
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:;951PALPANPABULARIS, adj.lonaltrac
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PAV 953Patefacio, -ehe, v. a. Fosga
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;,PER 955 PERPercunctatio, *. Vide
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:;PIA 957 PINPetitio, s. larrtas, g
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POL 959 POPPlumesco, -ere, v. incep
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PRA 961 PRAPoTRix, s. Ban-nihisgear
Page 721 and 722:
-PRO 963 PROPRESsvs,]}art. Bruthta,
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PRO 965 FROProlato, -are, t>. a. Le
Page 725 and 726:
,PUL 967 PURPuER, s. Ballachan, gio
Page 727 and 728:
:;QUA 969 QUIQuAESTUOSUS, adj. Buan
Page 729 and 730:
;REB 971 RECRana, s. Leumachan, los
Page 731 and 732:
;;REP 973 RESReminiscor, -I, V. dep
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RUB 975 RUTRoDO, -ERE, V. a. Creim,
Page 735 and 736:
:;SAP 977 SAUSaltatrix, s. Ban-dann
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SEC979 SEGScRiPTio, s. Sgriobhadh,
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'SEX 981 SILSerius, adj. Cudthromac
Page 741 and 742:
SOL 983 SORSocoRS, adj. Mi-chùrani
Page 743 and 744:
STA 985 STESpoliatio, «. Creachadh
Page 745 and 746:
;SUB 987 SUBStultus, s. Amadan, bur
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;SUP 989 SUPSuFFLAMEN, s. Bacadh, g
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;::991rpABANUS, s.TAMGleithir, crei
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;TES 993 THYTerebro, -are, v. a. To
Page 753 and 754:
;TRA 995 TRETrabea, s. Righ-eideadh
Page 755 and 756:
TUR 997 TYRTuEOR, -ERI, V. dep. Fai
Page 757 and 758:
:,VEN 999 VERVecors, adj. Mearanach
Page 759 and 760:
;::VIC 1001 VIXlag, fann, gun chli.
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;UNG 1003 VOLUligo, s. Flicheachd,
Page 763:
VUL 1005 UXOVuLSURA, s. TaiTuing, s
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ROIlloiMH-cHOMAiRLiCH, -IDH, K, V.
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SIOSLISgàil-ionad, -AID, ID,; / cr
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:SOSSRASo-FHUASGLAiDH, odj. Redeema
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TEA 8 TIO:Taiseachail, -e, adj. Len
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TUI 10 TUSTUATHAG, -AIG, -AN, .«./
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