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

:::ENR 484- ENTExLARGE, r. n. et n. 1. Make greater in quantityor appearaiK-e : meudaich, leudaicli. 2. exaggerate,ail)hcisicli. 3. dilate, expand : leudaicli, cuiram f'arsuingeaehd. 6. amplit'y : meudaich, àrd-. aich. 5. release from confinement : saor, cuirfuidh sgaoil. 6. diffuse in eloquence : leudaicli.7. expatiate, speak in many words : leudaicli, bibith-bhriatlirach.Enlargement, s. 1. Increase, augmentation :meudachd, meudacliadli, farsuingeaclid, piseacli.2. release from confinement or servitude : fuasgladh,saoradh. 3. magnifying representationaibheiseachadli. 4. expatiating speech; leudachadh.Enlarger, s. Fear-meudachaidh.Enlarcìing, s. Farsuingeaclid, meudachd.Enlighten, v. a. 1. Illuminate, supply with light:soillsich, soilleirich, thoir fradharc. 2. instruct,furnish with increase of knowledge : oil, teagaisg,ionnsaich, soilleirich, soilbich. 3. cheer, exhilarate,gladden : beotliaieh, cuir dheth siiialan.Enlightener, s. Fear-soillseachaidh.Enlisk, v. u. Ceangail, cuir an gcamliail.Enliven, v. a. 1. Make quick, make alive, animate :beotliaieh, misnich. 2. make sprightly or vivacious :cuir dheth smalan, beothaich, cuir sunnd fuidhe.Enlivener, i. Fear-beothachaidh.Enlivenin(;, s. Beothachadh.Enmity, 4'. 1. Unfriendly disposition, malevolence :naimhdeas, mi-run, gamhlas, fuath. 2. state ofopposition : naimhdeas. 3. malice, mischievousattempts : ml-run, fuath.Ennoble, v. a. I. Raise from commonalty to nobility: uaislich, àrdaich, cuir an àireamh nam maithean,no, nam flath. 2. dignify, agg'andise : àrdaich,dean urraniach. 3. make famous or illustrious: dean ainmeil, dean cliùiteach.Ennoblement, s. 1. The act of raising to the rankof nobility: uaisleachadh, àrdachadh. 2. exaltation,elevation : àrdachadh, togail an uriam.Ennui, s. Cianalas, airtncal, fadal.Enodation, s. Fuasgladh snaime.Enormity, s. 1. Irregularity: mi-riaghailteachd,anabarrachd, uamhasachd. 2. deviation from right,depravity : graiuualachd, deistinn. 3. atrociouscrime : gràinealachd, uamharrachd, aingidheachd.Enormous, arj^. 1. Irregular: mi-riaghailteach. 2.wicked beyond the common measure : deistinneach,aingidh. 3. exceeding in bulk the common measure: anabarrach, uamhasach, fuathasach.Enormously, cuh\ See Enormous.Enough, adj. Leòr,Enough, .i. Leor^ pailtcas.Enough, adv. Gu leòr.En passant, mIv. 'S an dol seachad.Encjuire, v. a. See Inciuire.Enrage, v. a. Feargaicli, eargnaieh, brosnaich, cuircorruich air.Enrange, v. a. See Range, v. a.Enrank, v. a. Srealhaieh, cuir an òrdugli.Enrapture, v. a. Dean ro-aoiblmeach, dean ro-ait.Enravish, v. a. Cuir a Icimi le aoibhneas.Enravishment, s. Aoibhneas mòr.Enrich, v. a. I. Make wealthy, make opulent:beartaich, dean beartach, saoibhrich. 2 fertilize,make fruitful : mathaich, leasaich. 3. store : trus,cruinnich.Enrichment, «. 1. Augmentation of wealthsaoibhreas, beartas. 2. amplification, improvementby addition : trusadh, cruinneachadh.Enring, v. a. Dean cuairt cheangal.Enripen, v. a. See Ripen.Enrobe, v. a. Sgeadaich, eid, còmhdaich.Enrol, v. a. 1. Insert in a roll, list or register :sgriobh SÌOS, ainmich, cuir an leabhar ainmean. 2.record, leave in writing : cuir sios, sgriobh slos. 3.involve, inwrap, fill : paisg, cuairsg, rol.Enuoller, s. Fear sgriobhaidh an ainm-chlàr.Enrolment, s. Ainm-chlàr.Enroot, v. a. Bunaich, freumhaich.Enround, v. a. Cuairtich.Ensanguine, v. a. Dath le full.Ensconce, v. a. Daingnich, didinn.Enseam, v. a. Fuaigh.Ensear, v. a. Loisg le iarunn, loisg.Ensiiield, v. a. Dion le sgeith.Enshrine, v. a. Taisg gu cùramacli, cuir an naomhthasgadh.Ensiform, adj. Claidhcamhail.Ensign, s. 1. The Hag or standard of a regimentbratach, meirghe, suaicheantas. 2. any signal toassemble : bratach, suaicheantas. 3. mark of distinction: suaicheantas. 4. the officer of foot whocarries the flag : fear brataich.Enskìncy, s. Inbhe fir brataich.Enslave, v. a. 1. Reduce to servitude : dean 'n athràill, thoir gu tràiUealachd, thoir am bruid. 2.make over to another as his slave, or bondman ;thoir mar thràill, reic to dhaorsa.Enslavement, s. TràiUealachd, daorsa.Enslaver, s. Fear-toirt am bruid, fear-deanaimhthràillean.Ensue, v. a. et n. I. Follow, pursue : lean. 2. followas a consequence to premises ; lean, thig anlorg, bi leanmhuinn, sruth. 3. succeed in a trainof events, or course of time : lean, thig an lorg.Ensurance, ) s. Urrascunnairt, fear-deanaimh cinnt-Ensurer, each.JEntablature,) „ > v, •,r! > s. Barr-bhailc.Entablement, jEntail, v. a. Cuir fuidh choir dhligheach.Entail, s. 1. The estate entailed, or settled, withregard to the rule of its descent : suidheachadhseilbli oighreachd. 2. the rule of descent settledfor any estate : riaghailt seilbh oighreachd.Entame, v. a. Callaich, dean soirbh.Entangle, v. a. 1. Ensnare with something noteasily extricable : rib, amail, glac an lion. 2. twistin such a manner as that a se()aration cannot easilybe made : aimhreitich, cuir tliar a clieile. 3.involve in difficulties, embarrass : amail, rib, cuiran imcheist. 4. puzzle, bewilder: rib, cuir 'n ablireislich.5. distract with a variety of cares: rib,cuir an sàs.Entanglement,*. 1. Involution of any thing in-