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::FOR 520 FORdean plaid-luidhc, leag lion air son. 2. contriveantecedently, prevent : bac, tionnduidh air i'ulbli.Forelock, s. Dosan, ciabhag.Foreman, s. F'ear amhairc thairis, fear-siil.Foremast, «. Crann-toisich.FoREMENTioNED, cu//. Roimh-ainmichte, a thubhradhfoimlie.Foremost, lutj. Priomli, air thoiseacb, air thus.FoRENAMED, adj. Koimh-ainmichte.Forenoon, s. Maduinn, roimh mheadhon-latha,roimh-eadradh.Forenotice, s. Sanas, rabhadh, roimh-fbios, faireachadh.Forensic, adj. Mòdach, a bhuineas do chùirt lagha.Foreordain, v. a. Koirab-òrduich, foimh-shònruich,òrduich roimh-làimb , rùnaich.Foreordination, s. Roimh-òrducliadh, foimh-shònruchadii.Forepart, s. 1. The part first in time : toiseach,ceud chuid. 2. the part anterior in place : beulaobh,beul-thaobh, aghaidh.FoREPossEssED, adj. Roinih-shealbhaichte, sealbhaichteroimh làimh.FoREPROMisED, odj. Gcallta roimh-làimh.F'orerank, s. Sreath thoisich, ceud sreath.Forerecited, adj. Hoimh-ainmichte, a thubhradhroimhe.Forerun, v. a. 1. Come before as an earnest ofsomething following : rach roimhe, thig air thoiseacb.2. precede, have the start of: ruith roimhe.Forerunner, s. 1. An harbinger: foimh-ruithfhear,roimh-theachdair. 2. an ancestor, a predecessor: athair, sinnsear. 3. a prognostic : sanas,rabhadh, comharradh.Foresaid, adj. Roimh-ainmichte.Foresail, «. Seòl toisich.Foresav, v. a. Roimh-innis, fàisnicb.FoRESAYiNG, s. Roinih-innseadh, fàisneachd, roimliaisneis.Foresee, v. a. Faic foimh-làimh.Foreseer, s. See Seer.Foreskin, I), a. Targair, foimh-aithris, foimh-sheall,foimh-innis.Foresiiip, s. Toiseach luinge.Foreshorten, v. a. Giorraich, geàrr dheth.Foreshow, v. a. See Foreshew.Foresight,*. 1. Prescience, foreknowledge : rohnhshealladh,foimh-eòlas, roimb-aithne, roimh-fhios.2. provident, care of futurity : roinih-shealladh,foimh-flieuchainn.FoREsiGiiTFUL, odJ. Roimh-sheallach.FoREsioNiFY, y. a. See Typify.Foreskin, s. Roimh-chroicionn.FoREsKiRT, s. Roimh-sgùid.FoRESi.ow, r. a. ct w. 1. Delay, hinder: bac, amail,maillicli. 3. neglect, omit : leig seachad. 3.bi dilatory, loiter : màirncalaich, hi seamsanach.FoRESPEKCH, s. lioimh-ràdli.FoREspENT, Of/?'. 1. Past: air dol seachad. 2. bestowedbefore : builichte. 3. wasted, tired, spentsglth, claoidhte, air toirt thairis.Forest, s. Fridli, coille, fàsach.Forestall, v. a. 1. Anticipate, take up beforehand : glach roimh làimh, tog roimh làinih. 2.gain possession of before another : gabh geilbhthràthail, gabh seilbli roimh làimh, ceannaich a suasroimh làimh.Forestaller, s. Fear-millidh margaidli.Forester, s. Fòrsair, fear-gleidhidh fridhe, peithir.Foretaste, v. a. Roimh-bhlais, blais roimh làimh.Foretaste s. lloimh-bhias, roimh-bhlasad.Foretell, I), a. et n. 1. Predict, prophecy: fàisnich,targair. 2. foretoken, foreshow : roimh-aithris,foimh-innis. 3. utter prophecy : foimh-innis,dean fàisneachd.Foreteller, s. FTiidh, fiosaiche.Foretelling,*. Roimh-aitliris, foimh-innseadh, faisneachd.FoRETHiNK, V. a. ct n. 1. Have prescience of:foimh-smaoinich, foimh-bheachdaich. 2. contriveantecedently : foimh-sheall, dealbh, tionnsgain. 3.contrive before hand : dealbh, tionnsgain.Forethought, s. 1. Prescience : foimli-smaoin,foimh-fhios, foimh-bheaclul. 2. provident care :foinih-shealltuinn, foimh-shealladh, èarlas.Foretoken, s. Comharradh, sanas, rabhadh.Foretooth, s. Clàrag, tìacaill doruis beòil.FoRETop, s. Dos mullaich, binnean.FoREVouCHED, odJ. Roimh-rùdhta, air a chur an ceilla cheana.FoREWARD, s. Toiseach, aghaidh.Forewarn, v. a. Roimh-innis, earalaich, cuir airearalas, cuir air fliaicill, thoir rabhadh, no, sanas.Foreworn, joart. Sgithichte, claoidhte, caithte.Forfeit, s. Umhladh.Forfeit, v. a. Arbhartaich, cuir a coir, caill.Forfeit, adj. Arbhartaichte.Forfeiter, s. Arbhartach.Forfeiture,*. 1. The act of forfeiting: arbhartachadh.2. the thing forfeited, a mulct, a fineumhladh.Forge, *. Ceàrdach, teallach, suacan.Forge, i). a. 1. Form by the hammer : cum, dealbh,dean gaoibhneachd. 2. make by any means : cum,dealbh. 3. counterfeit, falsify : dealbh gu fallsa,ciiinn gu h-ain-riochdail, cùinn.Forger, *. 1. One who makes or forms : fear-dealbh,fear-ciiinnidh. 2. a falsifier : fear-droch-ciiinnidh.Forgery, «. 1. The crime of falsification : dealbhadhmealltach, breug làmh-dhèanta. 2. smith'swork : goibhneachd.Forget, i'. a. Di-chuimhnich, dearmaid, leig air dichuimbne.Forgetful, adj. 1. Not retaining the memory of:di-chuimhneach, dearmadacb. 9. oblivious : dichuimhneach,dearmadach, a' dcananih di-chuimhneach.3. inattentive, neglectful : di-chuinihneach,dearmadach, neo-chùraraach, neo-shuimeil, neoaireach.Forgetfulness, s. 1. Oblivion : di-chuimhne,dearmad. 2. negligence, inattention : neo-shuim,nii-chùram.Forgetter, *. Fear di-chuimhneach, fear-dearmadach.