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

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:':FRA 5Q3 FRAFourteen, adj. Ceithir-deug.Frame, s. 1. A fabric, any thing constructed <strong>of</strong> variousFourteenth, adj. Ceathramh-deug.parts and members : aitreabh, togail, crutli-Fourth, ad/. Ceathranili.achadh. 2. any thing made so as to admit somethingFourthly, adv. S a cheathranih àiteelse : leaba, ionad suidheachaidh. 3. order,FouRWHEELED, adj. Ceitliir-rothach.regularity : eagar, dòigh, riaghailt. 4. scheme,Fowl, s. Eun, ian.order : dealbh, innleachd, tionnsgal. 5. contrivance,Fowl, v. n. Eunaich, marb eoin.projection : dealbh, tionnsgal, innleachd,Fowler, s. Eunadair.heart. 6. shape, form, proportion : curaadh,Fowling, *. Eunach.dealbh, dreach, cruth.Fowlingpiece, s. Gun' eunaich.Framer, s, Cumadair, fear-deilbh.Fox, s. Sionnach, balgair, madadh ruadh, gillemàrtuinn.Framing, s. Aonadh, cur fi cheile.Franchise, s. 1. Exemption from any onerousFoxcase, s. Bian-sionnaich.duty : saorsa. 2. privilege, immunity : saorsa,FoxCHASE, s. Faogliaid, ruaig sionnaich.coir, saorsachd. 3. district : sioramachd.Foxglove, *. Meuran nan cailleach marbh, lus-namban-sith.Franchise, v. a. 1. Enfranchise : saor, dean saor.2. possess a right or privilege : thoir coir do.Foxhound, s. Tollair.Franchisement, s. Saorsa.Foxhdnter, s. Brocair, sealgair shionnach.Frangible, adj. See Fragile.FoxisH, 1Frank, adj. 1. Liberal, generous : faoilidh, furanach,FosuKE, >• adj. Carach, seòlta, cuilbheartach.fialaidli. 2. open, ingenuous, sincere : fosg-FOXLY,ailte, saor, soilleir,Jneo-chealgach. 3. withoutFoxsHiP, s. Carachd, cuilbheart, seòltachd.payment : saor. 4. fatted, in good conditionFoxTRAP, «. Painntear sionnaich.reamhar, Ian.Foxy, adj. See Foxly.Frank,*. 1. A sty: fail-mhuc. 2. a letter whichFoY", s. Cuirm, fleadh, feisd.pays no postage : litir shaor. 3. a French coin :Fraction, s. 1. The act <strong>of</strong> breaking, or <strong>the</strong> state bonn Francach dheich sgillinn.<strong>of</strong> being broken : bristeadh. 2. a broken part <strong>of</strong> Frank, v. a. 1. Shut up in a frank or sty : cuiran integral : niir, roinn, earrann, bloigh.am fail, dùin am fail. 2. feed high, fat : biadh,Fractional, adj. Bristeach.dean reamhar. 3. exempt letters from postage :Fractious, adj. Crosda, dreamlainneach, dreanganach.saor litir, dean saor litir.Frankincense, *. Tùis.Fracture, s. Bristeadh, bloighdeachadh.Frankish, adj. Francach.Fracture, v. a. Bris, bloighdich.Franklin, s. See Steward.Fragile, adj. 1. Brittle: brisg, brisdeach, lag. 2. Frankly', adv. See Frank.weak, easily destroyed : lag, anfhann, breòite, sobhrisidh.Frankness, s. 1. Plainness <strong>of</strong> speech : saorsa,fosgailteachd. 2. liberality, bounteousness : fial-Fragility, «. 1. Brittleness : brisgead, breòiteachd. achd, faoilidheachd, fiùghantachd. 3. freedom2. weakness : laigse, anmhuinneachd, breòiteachd.3. frailty, liableness to a fault : laigse, anmhuinneachd.from reserve : saorsa, fosgailteachd.Frankpledge, «. Urras saoranaich.Frantic, adj. 1. Rlad, outrageously and turbu-Fragment, «. Bloigh, mir, sgealb, earrann, crioman, lently mad : air boile, air a' chuthach, mcaranach.brusg, fuighleach, spruiUeacli.2. outrageous, turbulent : feargach, buaireasach,Fhagor, «. Bragh, fuaim.aircheillidh.bàinidh. 3. simply mad : mearanach, mi-T- ''Vs. Ciibhraidheachd, deadh bholadli.TRAGRANCY, jFranticly, adv. See Frantic.Fragrant, adj. Cùbhraidh.Franticness, s. Cuthach, mi-cheill, bàinidh, mcaran.Fragrantly, adv. See Fragrant.Fraternal, wlj. Bràthaireil.Frail, adj. 1. Weak, easily decaying : lag, breòite, Fiiaternally, adv. See Fraternal.anmhunn, fann, gun treòir. 2. weak <strong>of</strong> resolution :lag, neo-sheasmhach, so-gheillidh, so-lùbaidh.Frailty',*. 1. Weakness <strong>of</strong> resolution : laigse, neosheasmhachd,breòiteachd, lag-bheartachd, lagchuiseachd.2. fault proceeding from weakness :laigse, laigsinn, anmhuinneachd, lag-bheartachd.Frame, v. a. et n. 1. Form by union <strong>of</strong> variousparts : dealbh, cum, tionnsgain, cruthaich, dean.2. fit one to ano<strong>the</strong>r : cum, dean comh-fhreagarrach.3. make, compose : dean, coimh-dhèan. 4.regulate, adjust : cum, riaghailtich. 5. form anddigest by thought : tionnsgain, suidhich. 6. contrive,plan : dealbh, tionnsgain. 7. contrivedean, cuir fi cheile.Fraternity, s. 1. The state or quality <strong>of</strong> a bro<strong>the</strong>r: bràithreachas. 2. body <strong>of</strong> men united, ormen <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> same class : bràithreachas, comunn.Fratricide, s. 1. The murder <strong>of</strong> a bro<strong>the</strong>r : mortbràthar, marbhadh bràthar. 2. one who kills abro<strong>the</strong>r : raarbhaiche bràthar.Fraud, s. 1. Deceit, cheat, trick: cealg, feall,foill, mi-chleas, niealltaireachd, cuilbheart. 2. misfortune,damage : call, diobhail, dosgainn.Fraudful, adj. Carach, cealgach, fealltach, foilleil,mi-chleasach, meallta.Fraudfully, adv. See Fraudful.Fraudulence, ìs. Mealltaireachd, cealgaireachd.Fraudulency, J3 U2

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