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

::EAR 474. EATcluas. 5. the spike of corn : dias. 6. he by theears : a' trod. 7. set hj the ears : cuir 's a chcile.Ear-deafenino, adj. A' bodliradli.Ear-lap, s. Bidein na cluaise, cluas-mhaothan.Ear-lock, s. Camag, dual.Ear-mark, s. Coniharradh cluais.Ear-mark, v. a. Coniharraich a' cMuas.Earpick, s. Inneal glaimidh chluas.Ear-ring, s. Cluas-fhail, faileachan.Ear-shot, s. Àit'-èisdeachd.Ear-wax, «. Ceir na cluais.Eer-wig, s. Fiolan, fiolar.Ear-witness, s. Fianuis-cluais.Ear, v. n. Cuir a mach dias.Earable, adj. Treabhach, àiteachail.Eared, adj. 1. Having ears : cluasach. 2. havingears, or ripe corn : diasach. 3. plowed : treabhta.Earing, Treabhadh..«.Earl, «. larla, mor-fhear.Earldom, s. larlachd, iarfhlaitheachd.Earles-penny, s. Eàrlas.Earless, adj. 1. Not inclined to hear: bodhar.:2. without any ears gun chluasau, maol.Early, ad/. Moch, tràth, tràthail, moch-thrathach.Early, adv. See Early, adj.Earn, v. u. 1. Gain, as the reward of wages, orlabour : cnuasaich, coisinn, cothaich. 2. obtain asthe consequence of action : faigh, buannaich.Earnest, ofi^'. 1. Ardent in any affection: dùrachdach,dealasach, dian, dichiollach. 2. intentfixed, eager : suidhichte, leagta, togarrach, dian.3. serious, important: cudthroniach, àraidh, sònruichte.Earnest, s. 1. Seriousness: cCiis shònruichte, gnothachda rireadh. 2. pledge : eiirlas, geall-daingnich3. the money which is given in token that a bar-.gain is ratified : eàrlas.Earnestly, adv. See Earnest, ad/.Earnestness, s. 1. Eagerness, warmth, impetuosity: dianas, dealas, deine, dian-thogradh, braise.2. solemnity, zeal, seriousness : dùrachd, dealas.3. solicitude, care, intenseness : cùram, iomagain.Earning, s. Cosnadh, cothachadh, tuarasdal.Earth, s. 1. The element distinct from air, fire,or water : talamh. 2. the terraqueous globe, theworld : talamh, cruinne, saoghal. 3. different modificationsof terrene matter : talamh, ùir. 4. thisworld opposed to other scenes of existence : talamh,saoghal. 5. the inhabitants of the earth : talamh.6. country, district : talamh, tir. 7. the earth, orbole of a fox, or badger : talamli-toU, slochd.Earth, v. a. et n. 1. Hide in earth : cuir 's an talamh,ceil fuidh thalamh. 2. bury, inter : cuir 'san ùir, ndhlaic. 3. cover with earth : cuir ùir air.4. retire under ground : rach fuidh thalamh.Earth-bag, s. I'oc-ùrach.Eahtiiiìank, s. Gàradh thotan.Eartiiboard, s. IJord ùrach.Eakthhokn, adj. 1. Born of the earth : talmhaidh.2. meanly born : diblidh suarach, iosal.Earthen, adj. Talmhaidh.Eartiiiness, s. 1. The quality of containing earth,grossness : nàdur na talmhainn. 2. intellectualcoarseness : umpadaileachd.Earthlixess, s. Talmhaidheachd.Earthling, s. Creutair talmhaidh, deòiridh.Earthly, adj. 1. Not heavenly, vile, mean : talmhaidh.2. belonging only to our present state, notspiritual : talmhaidh, corporra, neo-spioradail. 3.corporeal, not mental : talmhaidh, corporra, neospioradail.Earthly-minded, adj. Aig am bheil inntinn thalrahaidh.Earthly-mindedness, s, Talmhaidheachd.Earth-nut, s. Braonan.Earthquake, s. Crith-thalmhainn.Earthshaking, adj. A luaisgeas an talamh.Earthworm, s. 1. A worm bred under ground :durrag, cnuimh, biathainne. 2. a mean sordidwretch : spiocair, miodhoir.Earthy', adj. 1. Consisting of earth : talmhaidh.2. inhabiting the earth terrestrial : talmhaidh. 3.gross, not refined : talmhaidh, truaillidh.Ease, «. 1. Quiet, rest undisturbed, tranquillity :fois, tàmli, socair, suaimhneas. 2. freedom frompain : fois, lasachadh, faothachadh. 3. rest afterlabour : tàmh, socair, fois, clos. 4. facility, notdifficulty : furasdachd. 5. unconstraint, freedomfrom harshness : saorsa. 6. at ease : aig socair.Ease, v. a. 1. Free from pain : faothaich, lasaich,eutromaich, lughdaich. 2. relieve from labour, orany thing that offends : thoir fois do, foisich.Easeful, ad;. Sàmhach, socrach, foisneach.Easefully, adr. See Easeful.Easeless, adj. Neo-flioisneach.Easement,*. 1. Assistance, support: cobhair, còrahnadh,furtachd. 2. relief: cobhair, còmhnadh,fuasgladh, furtachd.Easily', adr. See Easy.Easiness, s. 1. Freedom from difficulty : furasdachd.2. flexibility, compliance : sochar, soirbheachd.3. freedom from constraint, not effortsaorsa. 4. rest, tranquillity : fois, tàmh, socair,suaimhneas.East, s. 1. The quarter where the sun rises, oppositeto the west : ear, an aird an ear, an aird shoir.2. the regions in the eastern parts of the worldan aird an ear.East, adj. O 'n ear,Easter, s. Càisg, a' chàisg.Easterling, s. Fear o 'n ear.Easterly,) ,. .„ V ad}. An ear, o n ear.Eastern, -' JEastward, adi: O 'n aird an car, gusanàird an ear.Easy, adf. 1. Not difficult : furas, furasda. 2. quiet,at rest, not harassed : socair, sàmhach soimeach,aig fois, foisneach. 3. free from pain : socair, socrach,foisneach, sàmhach. i. complying, unresisting: striochdail, so-gheillcadh, furasda. 5. ready,not unwilling : ullamh, deas. 6. not constrained,not formal : saor, fosgailte.Eat, j". a. et it. J. Devour with the mouth : ith. 2.consume, corrode : ith, cnàmh. 3. swallow back,retract : gairm air ais, tarruing air ais. 4. go to