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:EXH 494. EXOachadh, gniomh. 3. habitual action by which thebody is formed to gracefulness, air, and agilitycleaclidadli coqiona. 4. preparatory exercise inorder to sidll : cleachdadh, oileanachadh. 5. use,actual application of any thing : cleachdadh, curan gniomh, gnàtliachadh. 6. task : gniomh. 7.act of divine worship : seiibhis an Tighearna.Exercise, v. a. et n. 1. Employ : oibrich, gnàthaich.2. train by use to any act : cleachd, gnàthaicli.:3. iiabituatc cleachd, gnàthaich. 4. busy,keep busy : dean, oibrich, cum ri saothair. 5.task : cleachd, feucli. 6. practise, perform : cuiran gniomh, dean. 7. exert : cuir an gniomh,cleachd. 8. use exercise : bi gluasad, dean sràidimeachd,cleachd saothair chorporra.Exerciser, ^. Fear cleachdaidh ni sam bith.ExERCiTATioN, s. See Exercise, s.Exert, v, a. 1. Use with an effort : feuch ri, thoirdeannal do, dean spàirn, dean dichioll, cuir cliuigc.2. put forth, perform : cuir ri, feuch ri, saothraicli,oibrich. o. bring out : thoir a mach. 4. emit,push out, push forth : cuir a mach, pCic a mach.Exertion, s. Oidliiip, deuchainn, dichioll, spàirn,spèiread.ExEsiON, s. Itheadh, cnànili, cagnadli.Exestuation, s. See Ebullition.Exfoliate, v. n. Sgrath, sgar.Exfoliation, «. Sgrathadh, sgaradh.ExiiALABLE, ac7/. So chur 'n a clieò.Exhalation,.?. 1. The act of exhaling or sendingout in vapours : cur 'n a cheò, cur "ii a smùid. 2.the state of evaporating or flying out in vapours :eiridh 'n a smuid, no, 'li a cheò. 3. that whichrises in vapours : ceo, smiiid, grian-deatach, deatach.Exhale, v. a. 1. Send or draw out in vapours orfumes : smùidich, cuir 'n a smuid, tiormaich, cuir'n a dheataich. 2. drav» out : tarruing a mach.Exiialement, .s. See Exhalation.Exhaust, v. a. 1. Drain, diminish : tràgh, tiormaich.2. draw out totally, draw out till nothing isleft : tràgh, falnihaich, taosg.Exhaust, ml/. l"almhaicl\te, tràghta.Exhaustible, cufj. A gluiblias tràghadh.Exhaustion, .v. Tràgliadh, traoghadh, falmhachadh,tiormachadh, tao.sgadh.Exhaustless, axj;. See Incxliaustible.Exhibit, i\ a. Noci\d, taisbean, feuch, foillsich, cuira hithair.ExiniiiTER, ?. Fear-noclidaidh, fear-foillseachaidh.Exhibition,.?. 1. The act of exhibiting, display :nocluladh foillseachadli, taisbeanadh, leigeadh ris.2. allowance, salary: pàidlieadh, teachd a stcacli.ExuiBiTioNicn, .?. I"ear-I'a()tai)in ionnsachaidh an àrdsgoil an Sasunii air son dilib.Enhibitory, lii/J. A' nochdadh, a' foillseachadli, a'leigeil ris.Exhilarate, v. a. ct u. 1. IMake cheerful, cheer,fill with mirtii : dean cridheil, dean sunndach, cuiraoibhncas air. 2. become glad : bi cridheil, bisunndacli, bi aoibhneacli, bi gieannmhor.Exhilaration, s. Cridhealas, sunnd.Exhort, v. a. Earalaich, comhairlich, cuir a dh' achuingeair.Exhortation, s. 1. Tlie act of exhorting, incitementto do good : comhairleachadh, earalachadh,cur impidh. 2. the form of words by wliich one isexiiorted : comhairle, carail.Exhorter, s. Comhairliche, earalaiche.Exhumation, s. Toirt as an uaigh.Exiccate, v. a. Tiormaich, dean tioram.Exiccation, s. Tiormachadh, deanarah tioram.E>;ic;CATiVE, aclj. Tiormachail.Exigence, f s. 1. Demand, want, need : feum,Exigency, ^ easbhuidh, dith, uireasbhuidh. 2. pressingnecessity, distress : eigin, cruaidh-chas, teanntachd,gainne.Exigent, adj. Eigineacli, eigeantach, cruaidh, cruadalach.Exigent, s. Eigin, teanntachd, cruaidh-chas, càs.Exiguity, s. Meurandachd, caoilead, crinead.Exiguous, adj. IMeuranda, caol, mcanbh, crion.Exile, s. 1. Banishment : fògradh, I'uagradh, fuadachfad as. 2. the person banished : fear-fuadain,fògair, fògarach, dlobaireach.Exile, v. a. Fògair, fuadaich, cuir as an tir.Exilement, s. Fògradh, fuadach.ExiMious, adj. Oii-dlieirc, measail, cliùiteach, ainraeil.Exist, v. n. Bi, bi beò, mair, bi lathair.Exi.sTENCE, Ì s. 1. State of being: bith, beatha.ExisTENCY, j 2. a being: bith.Existent, adj. A ta, a làthair, beò.Exit, .?. 1. Recess, departure, act of quitting thestage : dol a mach, falbh, triall, siubhal, caochladh.2. passage out of any place : sligbe, fosgladh.ExoDE, s. See Farce.Exodus, i«. 1. Departure, journej' from a place :ExoDY, j---iraeachd, triall, turus. 2. the secoudbook ol' iMoses : Ecsodus.Exonerate, r. a. Neo-luchdaich, eutromaich, saoro uallach, fireanaich.Exoneration, s. Eutromachadh, fircanachadli.Exoptaele, adj. lon-nihiannaichte.Exokable, adj. So-chomhairleachaidh, so-iùbaidh,so-asliichaidh.Exorbitancu, ^ s. 1. Enormitj', gross deviationExorbitancy, |from rule or right : aiia-cuimse,uamharrachd, anabarrachd. 2. boundless depravity: mòr-aiiigidheachd, daochalachd, truaillidhcachd.Exorbitant, adj. 1. Deviating from the courseappropriated or rule established : ana-cuiinseach,anabarrach, nco-chuiniseach. 2. enormous, beyonddue proportion, excessive : ana-cuimseach,iieo-cluiiniscach, anabairach, fuathasach, uamharra,thar tomhas.Exorbitantly, adv. See Exorbitant.Exorbitate, v. n. Bi ana-cuimseach, rach a thaobh.Exorcise, i: a. Fògair deamhan, fuadaich diochspiorad, cuir spiorad fuidh gheasaibh.Exorcism, s. Gcasadaireachd, tilgcadh a machdhcamhan.