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

:END 482 ENEagbaiiUi. 5. meet by accident : tachair. 6. rushtogethiT in a hostile manner, conflict : cog, bi cath,tachair an cath. 7. meet lace to face : coinnich.Encol'nticreh, s. Comlilannach, nàmhaid.Encol'hage, v. a. 1. Animate, incite to any thing :misnich, brosnaich, beothaich. 2. give courage to,support, embolden : thoir misneach do, cuir misneachann.Enxoubaue.men'T, s. 1. Incitement to any action, orpractice, incentive : misneach, brosnachadh. 2.favour, countenance, support : misneach, fàbhar,cònihnadh, taobh.Encolrager, s. Fear-misneachaidh.Encripsed, mìJ. Camagacb, dualach, fainneach.Encroach, v. a. et n. 1. Make invasions upon theright of another : thig air a chrkh, iomghabh. 2.advance gradually and by stealth upon that towhich one has no right : thig thar a crich gunfhios. 3. pass bounds : rach thar a crich.ENCROACHERjS.Fear gabhail gumi-laghail,fear leamh.Encroachment, s. Gabhaltas, ionighabhaii.Encumber, ik a. 1. Clog, load, impede : luchdaich,grab, cuir trom air. 2. entangle, embarrass, obstruct: grab, bac, amail, cuir eir' air.Encumbrance, 4'. 1. Clog, load, impediment : cudthrom,trom,uallach, eallach, eire, amladh, grabadh.Endlessness, s. Maireannachd, maireachduinn,buanas, neo-chriochnuidheachd, siorruidheachd.Endlong, adv. Air fhad.Endmost, adi: Aig a cheann a 's faid' as.Endorse, v. a. Cùl-sgriobh.Endorsement, s. 1. Superscr'ption : cùl-sgrìobh-2. excrescence, useless addition : uallach, eallach. adii. 2. the name of a propritior or endorser of aEncvclopedia, ibill of exchange : ainm flr-boinne. 3.^_ uiie.fhoghlum, eòlas gach ni.EnCVCLOPEDY,o ; Ddaingneachadh.JEncyclopedist, s. Fear-cruinneachaidh leabhraidieanEndorser, «. Fear d' am buin a' bhann.ratification:uile fhoghlum.Endow,' f. a. 1. Enrich with a portion : thoir toch-Encysted, adj. Ann am balg.radh, thoir cuibhrionn. 2. supply with any externalEnd, «. 1 . Extremity, or last part in general : deireadh,good : thoir cuibhrionn, beartaieh. 3. enrichcrioth, finid. 2. the last particle of any assignablewith any excellence : beartaieh, dean saoibhir.duration : crioch, deiroadh. 3. the con-Endower, s. Fear-buileachaidh cuibhrinn.clusion, or last part of any thing : deircadli, crioch, Endowment, i. 1. Wealth bestowed to any personceann. 4. final determination, conclusion of debate,or use : saoibhreas, beartas, tiodhlac airgid.or deliberation : deireadh, comh-dhunadh.'2. the bestowing or assuring a dower : tocliradh.5. death, decease : crioch, bàs. 6. cessation, period3. gifts of nature : feart, càil, tuigse, eòlas.: deireadh, crioch. 7. abolition, total loss : Endue, v. a. Tiodhlaic, bàirig, builich.crioch, tilgeadh bun os ceann. 8. consequence, Endrudge, v. a. Dean tàrlaid dheth.conclusive event : crioch, deireadh, comh-dhunadh. Endurance, s. 1. Continuance : maireannachd,End, v. a. et n. 1. Terminate, conclude, finish: buanas. 2. patience, sufteiance : foighidinn, giùlancriochnaich, cuir crioch air, thoir gu crich. 2. destroy,le. 3. state of suffering : fulang.put to death : criochnaich, marbh. 3. come Endure, v. a. et n. 1. Bear, sustain : fulaing, giùlain.to an end, be finished : thig gu crich. 4. diey. last, remain, continue : inair, fan, fuirich.criochnaich, bàsaich. 5. terminate, conclude 3. brook, bear, admit : giùlain le, fulaing.criochnaich, comh-dluiin. C. cease, fail : sguir. Endurer, s. 1. Sustainer: fear-fulaing. 2. continuer,Endamage, v. a. Dochainn, mill, ciCirr.laster : fear a rahaireas.Endamaging, s. Call, millcadh, dolaidh, dochann Endwise, adv. Air a cheann, 'n a sheasamh dlreach.ciùrradh.Enemy,*. 1. A public foe: nàmli, nàmhaid, eascaraid.Endanger, v. a. Cunnartaich, cuir an cunnart, cuir2. a private opponent : nàmhaid, eas-car-am baoghal.aid. 3. one who regards another with malevolenceEndangerment, s. Cunnart, baoghal.: nànihaid, fear-luath, fcar-diomb. 4. (inEndear, f. «. 1- Make dear, make beloved: tat-theology) the fiend, the devil : nànihaid, diabhol,aidh, tàlaidh, tarruing spèis, dean gràdhacii. 2.make dear, raise the price 'of any thing : àrdaichan luach, daoraich.Endearment, h. 1 The cause of love, means bywhich any thing is endeared : ionndminneaehd,gràdhmhorachd, fàth gaoil, Ijeadradh. 2. the stateofbeing endeared : ionnihuinneachd, gràdhmhorachd.Endeavour, s. Oidhirp, deuchainn, dichioll, ionnsuidh,saothair.Endeavour, z: a. et h. 1. Attempt, essay : oidhirpichthoir deuchainn, dean dichioll. 2. labourto a certain purpose, work for a certain end : thoiroidhirp, feuch ri.Endeavourer, s. Fear-deuchainn.Endenize, IK a. See Enfranchise.Ender, s. Fear-criochnachaidh.Ending, s. 1. Conclusion, consequence : crioch,comh-dhunadh. 2. termination of life : crioch, bus.3. cessation of any action : crioch, ceanndeiridh.Endite, v. 91. Coimh-dhean.Enditer, s. 1. An accuser: casaidiche. 2. a composer,a writer, an author : sgriobhadair, ùghdair.Endless, atf/. 1. Having no end : neo-chriochnach,gun cheann. 2. infinite in extent or duration :neo-chriochnach, maireannach, siorruidh bithbhuan.3. incessant, continual: aghnàth, siorruidh.Endlessly, adv. See Endless.cas-caraid.Energetic, ) adj. 1. Forcible, strong: hudir.Energetical, Ì neartmhor. 2. operative, active :gniomhach, dèanadach.Energetically, adv. See Energetical.Energy,.?. 1. Power, force, vigour : comas, neart,spionnadh, tàbhachd. 2. faculty, operation : feart,