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:ENC 481 ENCEmpoverish, v. a. Dean bochd, dean ainnis, thoirgu aimbeart.Enpoverisher, «. Fear-deanaimh boclid.Empoverishment, s. Aimbeart, bocliduiiin.Empower, v. a. 1. Autborize, commission : tboircomas, thoir ùghdarras, tboir barantas. 2. givenatural force, enable : dean comasacli, tboir comas.Empress, «. Ban mhòr-righ, ban-righ.Emptier, s. Fear-deanaimh falamh.Emptiness, s. 1. Absence of plenitude : falaimhead.2. a void space : àite falamh. 3. want of substance,or solidity : falaimhead. 4. unsatisfactoriness: falaimhead. 5. vacuity of head, want ofknowledge : falaimhead, aineolas.Empty, adj. 1. Void, having nothing in it : falamh.2. evacuated, no longer full : falamh, fas, faoin.3. devoid, unfurnished : falamh, easbhuidheach.Enable, v. a. Dean comasach, thoir comas, neartaich.Enact, v. a. Daingnich, òrduich, comh-àhuidhich,àithn, reachdaich.Enact. «. Run, reachd, òrdugh.Enactor, s. Reachadair.Enamel, v. a. et n. 1. Inlay, variegate with colours: dealtraich, tarruing dealbh an. 2. practisethe use of enamel : bi dealtradh.Enamour, v. a. Gràdhaich, cuir an gaol.Enarration, s. See Explanatioji.Enatation, s. Snàmh.Encage, v. a. Cuir an cuing, cròidli.Vol. II.Encamp, v. a. et w. 1. Form an army into a regularcamp : campaich. 2. pitch tents : campaich.Encamping, «. Campachadh, leagail canipa.Encampment, s. 1. The act of encamping, orpitching camps : campachadh. 2. a camp : camp,cam pa.Encase, v. a. Dùin am bocsa.Encave, v. a. Foluich an uamhaibh.Enchafe, v. a. Feargaich, eargnaich, brosnuich.Enchain,?;, a. 1. Fasten with a chain: ceangailair slabhraidh. 2. link together, concatenate:comh-chuibhrich.Enchant, v. a. 1. Give efficacy to any thing bysongs, or sorcery : cuir fuidh gheasaibb, cuir buitseachdair. 2. delight in a high degree : dean rosholasach.Enchanter, s. Geasadair, druidli, buitseach.4. unsatisfactory, unable to fill the mind or desires: falamh, neo-choimhlionta. 5. hungry : oc-Enchantment,*. 1. Magical charms: geasadair-Enchantingly, adv. te cumhachd druidheachd.rach. 6. vacant of head, ignorant : aineolach. 7. eachd, druidheachd, buitseachd. 2. irresistible influence,overpowering delight : àrd-shòlas, mòr-unfruitful, barren : neo-thorrach, seasg. 8. wantingsubstance, vain : faoin, gun blirlgh.aoibhneas.Empty, v. a. et n. 1. Evacuate, exhaust: falnihaichtràigh. 2. become empty : fas falamh, tràigh. thiosaith. 2. a woman whose beauty, or excel-Enchantress, s. 1. A sorceress: buitseach, ban-Empurple, v. a. Datb dearg.lencies give irresistible influence: te mheallaidhEmpuzzle, r. a. Cuir an imcheist, cuir am breathal. graidh, raaise mnà.Empyreal, ad;'. Nèanihaidh, adharail.Enchase, v. a. 1. Infit: dùin mu 'n cuairt, ceangaila stigh. 2. engrave : grabhal.Empyrean, s. Flaitheanas, na nèamhan a 's àirde.Empyreum, ) Encircle, v. a. Cuairtich, iomdhruid.^_ Brath-losgadh.bMPYREUMA, °jEncirclet, s. Cuairt, fàinne.Empyrosis, s. Comh-losgadh.Encloister, v. a. Dùin an tigh chailleacha dubha.Emulate, v. a. 1. Rival : dean comh-fharpuis, Enclose, v. a. 1. Part from things, or groundsdean comh-stri, dean stri. 2. be equal to, rise in common, by a fence : dùin. 2. environ, encircle,equality with : dean comh-fharpuis, dean comhortas.3. imitate, copy, resemble : lean cleachd-Encloser, s. Fear-ionidhruididh.surround : dùin, cuairtich, iomdhruid.adh neach.Enclosure, s. 1. The act of enclosing, or environingany thing : diinadh, iathadh mu, cuartachadh,Emulation, a 1. Rivalry, desire of superiority:comh-fharpuis, comh-ortas, stri, spàirn comhdheuchainn.2. envy, desire of depressing ano-Encomiast, s. Fear raolaidh.iomdhruideadh. 3. space enclosed : dùnadh, lann.ther : comh-fharpuis, farmad, eud, comh-stri. Encomiastic, 1 , ir , ,Emulative, adj. Conih-fharpuiseach, eudmhor. Encom.astical,}"'^^-^^^"''"^'>-Emulator, s. Comhlannach fear comh-stri.Encomium, s. Moladh, cliii.Emulge, v. a. Bleagh, leig.Encompass, v. a. 1. Enclose, encircle : dùin, iomdhruid.2. shut in, surround, environ : dùin, iom-Emulgent. adj. A' bleoghan.Emulous, adj. 1. Rivalling, engaged in competition: comh-fharpuiseach, eudmhor. 2. factious, cuairtich, iadh mu.dhruid, cuir an lann. 3. go round any placecontentious : comh-stritheach, comh-fharpuiseach. Encompassment, s. Cuartachadh, dol mu 'n cuairt,Emulously, adv. See Emulous.iadhadli.Emuscation, s. Glanadh o mhòintcach.Encore, adv. A ris, uair eile.Encounter, s. 1. Duel, single fight, conflict:còmhlan comhrag-deise, cònihrag. -^. battle, fightin which enemies rush against each other : cath,còmhrag. 3. eager and warm conversation eitherof love, or anger : dian chòmhradh. 4. accidentalcongress : coinneamh, còdhail. 5. accosting, transient,or unexpected address : tachairt, coinneamh.Encounter, v. a. et w. 1. IVIeet face to face, frontcoinnich, cuir aghaidh ri aghaidh. 2. meet in ahostile manner, rush against in conflict : buail aircòmhrag, tachair air, cuir aghaidh ri aghaidh. 3.meet with reciprocal kindness : tachair, thoir coinneamhdo, coinnich. 4. oppose, oppugn : cuir an3 P