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

:DOG 401 DOLput : cuir. 15. act, or behave in any manner :dean. IC. cease to be concerned with : sguir.17. fare, be with regard to health, or sickness:bi. 19. succeed, fulKI a purpose : dean, bi murrachair. 19. deal with: biodh gnothach agadfi.DoAT, V. n. See Dote.DociBLE, adj. So-ionnsachaidh, sòirbh, soitheamh.DociB.L.TV, \ SeeDocihty.Docile, adj. Soirbh, soitheamh, so-ionnsachaidh.DociLiTV, «. Soirbheachd, geire.Dock,*. 1. A plant, a weed: copag. 2. a placewhere water is let in or out at pleasure, whereships are built, or laid up : long-pliort, long-amar.3. the stump of the tail : rumpull.Dock-yard, s. Long-lann.Dock, v. a. 1. Cut off a tail: geàrr, sgud, deancutach. 2. cut any thing sliort : coimh-gheàrrdean cutach. 3. cut off a reckoning : geàrr dheth.4. lay a ship in a dock : cuir an long-amar.Docket, s. Comharradh, no, seòladh air bathar, geàrrsgriobhadh.Docket, v. a. Comharraich pàlpeirean air an cùlthaobh.Doctor, .i. 1. One that has taken the highest dedegreein the faculty of divinity, law, or physic :ollamh. 2. a man skilled in any professionmaighstir-ceirde. 3. a physician : cllanih leigh.4. any able, or learned man : àrd-sgoilear.Doctoral, adj. Ollanihanta.DocTORALLY, adv. See Doctoral.DocTOREss, s. Ban-leigh.DocTORSHiP, *. Ollamhachd.Doctrinal, adj. Oileanach, a bhuineas do theagasg.Doctrinally, adv. See Doctrinal.Doctrine,*. 1. Tlie principle, or positions of anyseel, or master : teagasg, ionnsachadh, foghlum,oilean. 2. the act of teaching : teagasg, ionnsachadh,oileanachadh.Document, s. 1. Precept, instruction, direction :àitline, riaghailt, reachd-dhaingneach, seòladh. 2.(inlaw) a record : dearbhadh-sgriobhta.Dodecagon, s. Deabh da thaobh dheug.Dodge, v. n. Meall, bi ri nii-chleasan.DoDCER, s. Cleasaiche, fear mi-chleasach.Dodman, s. Seòrsa faoich.Doe, s. Agh feidh, earb, eilid, maoisleach.Doer, *. Fear-dèanaimh, fear-gnothaich.Doff, v. a. Cuir dhiot.Dog, «. 1. A domestic animal : cù, madadh. 2. aconstellation called Sirius : rcul a' choin. 3. a reproachfulname for a man : cii, madadh. 4. go tothe dogs : rach am mugha. 5. sick as a dog : chotinn fi CÙ.Dog, I', a. Lorgaich, lean, sròinich.Doc-fight, s. Catli, no, sabaid chon.Dog-fisher, s. Mac-làmhaicli.Dog-keei'eh, «. Gille-chon.Doglatin, s. Droch Laidionn.Dog-mad, adj. Air a' chuthach.Dog-teeth, s. Coin-chriche, cùlag.DoG-TRicK, *. Cleas mosach.Dogberry-tree, «. Coin-bhile.DociBOLT, s. Garbhan.Dogbriar, *. Preas nan airneag, coin-dris.DoGCHEAp, adj. Saor mar bhiadh chon.Dogdays, s. An t-iuchar.Doge, s. Uachdaran Bhenis.Dogfish, *. Biorach.Dogfly, .s. Coinnspeach.Dogged, adj. Madrach, gnii, breun, iargalt, coimheach.Doggedly', adv. See Dogged.Doggedness, s. largaltas, coimheachas, gruamachd.Doggerel, s. Bàrdachd shuarach.Doggish, adj. Madrach, an-iochdmhor.Doghearted, adj. Cruaidh-cluidheach, neo-thruacanta.Doghole, s. Fall chon, fardoch shalach.Dogkennel, s. Fail chon, tigh-chon.Dogleech, s. Leigh chon.Doglouse, s. Deargan chon.Dogma, s. Barail shuidhichte, teagasg gnàthaichte.Dogmatic, ) adj. Ughdan-ach, ceannsalach, fein-Dogmatical, Jbharalach, danarra, dearrasach.Dogmatically, af/f. See Dogmatical.Doc;maticalness, s. Ughdarrachd, ceannsalachd.Dogmatism, s. Danarrachd, dearras.Dogm.\tist, *. Fear-danarra, fear teann 'n a bharailfein.Dogmatize, v. n. Span- do bharail fein air, bi feinbharalach.Dogrose, s. Blath na coin-dris.Dogsick, adj. Ro thinn, cho tinn fi cù.Dogsleep, s. Codal dhùisleannan.Dogsmeat, 5. Fòtus, fuigheal, spruilleach.Dogstar, s. Reul an iùchair.DoGSTOOTH, s. Lus-teanga-choin.Dogtrot, *. Luath-cheuni.Dogweary, s. Ko-sgith, cho sgith fi cù.Doings, s. Dèanadais, gnìoniharan, gnàths.Dole,*. 1. 'I'he act of distribution, or dealing:compàirtcachadh, comh-roinn. 2. any thing dealtout, or distributed; tiodhlac, cuid, pàirt. 3. provisions,or money distributed in charity : deirc. 4.blows dealt out : spuacan, coilleagan.Dole, v. a. Builich, compàirtich, riaraich, roinn.Dolelul, adj. I. Sorrowful, dismal, querulous:brònach, dubhach, tuirseach, gearanach. 2. melancholy,afflicted : dubhach, tuirseach, doilghiosach.3. dismal, impressing sorrow : deistinneach,aonaranach, cianail, tiamhaidh.Dolefully, adv. See Doleful.Dolefulness, *. Bròn, iomadan, gcaranachd, aonaranachd.Dolesome, adj. See Doleful.Dolesomely, adv. See Dolesorae.Dolesomeness, *. See Dolefulness.Doll, s. Leanabh-liùdhaig, gilleagan.Dollar, s. Bonn cheithir tasdan is she sgillinn.Dolorifehous, ) adj. Doilghiosach, trioblaideacli,Dolorific, àmhgharach.J