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

FUS 529 FYFurrow, r. a. Geàrr clais, tarruing clais, no, sgriob.Furry, adj. Ròmacli, molach, còmhdaichte le bian.Further, adv. See Farther, adv.Further, adj. See Farther, adj.Further, r. a. See Farther, v. a.Furtherance, «. Cuideachadh, còmhnadh.Furtherer, s. Fear-cuideachaidh, fear-còmhnaidh.Furthermore, adv. A thuilleadh, os bàrr, a bharrachd.Furthest, adv. Is fliaid' air falbh.Furtive, adj. Bratlach, air a ghoid.Furuncle, s. Neasgaid, cruaidh ghuirean.FuRV, s. 1. Madness : cuthach, bainidh, boile. 2.rage, passion of anger : tVionas, fraoch, corruich,fearg, buaireas. 3. enthusiasm : boil' inntinn, deine.4. one of the deities of vengeance, and thence astormy, turbulent, raging woman : baobh, baobhchuthaich, ban-ifrinneach.Furze, s. Conusg, conas.FuRZY, adj. Conusgach.Fuscous, adj. Lachduinn, odhar.Fuse, v. a. et ii. 1. Melt, put into fusion : leagh.2. be melted : leagh, gabh Icagbadh, bi leaghadh.Fusee, s. 1. A firelock : gunna caol, gunna glaic.2. fusee of a bomb or grando shell : fadadli naslige bloighdeidi.Fusible, adj. Leaghach, so-leaghaidh.Fusibility, s. Nadur leaghach.Fusil, adj. See Fusible.Fusil, s. Gunna caol, gunna glaic.FusiLEER, s. Saighdear gunna chaoil.Fusion, s. Leaghadh.Furs, s. Othail, iomairt, eacharais.Fust, «. 1. The trunk or body of a column : colbh.2. a strong smell : droch bholadh.Fusted, adj. See INIouldy.Fustian, s, 1. A kind of cloth made of linen andcotton : aodach canaich. 3. bombast : àrd-ghlòir.Fustian, adj. 1. ;Made of fustian : do dh' aodachcanaich. 2. unnaturally pompous : àrd-ghlòireach.Fustigate, v. a. Slachduinn, sad, buail, greidli,slachd.Fustigation, s. Slachdadh, sadadh, bualadh, greidheadh.FusTiNESS, *. Breine, droch bholadh, liatas.Fusty, adj. Breun, nialcta, liath.Futile, fl^'. 1. Talkative, loquacious : bruidhneach,lonach, gobach. 2. trifling, worthless : faoin,diomhain, gun luach.Futility, s. 1. Talkativeness : Ion, beilean. 2.triflingness : faoineas, diomhanas.Future, adj. Ki teachd, a thig.Future, s. Am ri teachd.Future ly, adv. 'S an am ri teachd.Futurity, s. 1. Time to come : am ii teachd. 2.event to come : ni fi teachd, ni ri tachairt.FuRZBALL, s. Balgan-beice, boineid losguinu,FuzzLE, V. a. Cuir air mhisg, cuir air an daoracli.Fy, interj. Fuith ! mo ùàire ; mo mhasladh !GAB,GADV. n. Dean gobaireachd, bi gobaireachd.Gab, s. Cab, gob, gabaireachd, gobaireachd.Gabble, v. n. Dean gobaireachd, bi gabaireachd.Gabble, s. 1. Inarticulate noise like that of bruteanimals : briot, glocaireachd. 2. loud talk withoutmeaning : lonachd, lonais, gobaireachd.Gabbler, s. Gobair, cabaire,Gabel, «. Cis, càin.Gaberdine, s. Earasaid.Gable, s. Stuadh, tulchann, tulchainn.Gad, s. 1. a sceptre or club : slat stàilinn. 2. awedge of steel : geinn stàilinn.Gad, v. 71. Ruith o àite gu àite, bi luaineach.Gadder, s. Fear-lonach, sgeilmear.Gadding, s. Ceilidh.Gaddingly, adv. Air falbh, air chuairt, air cheilidb.Gadfly, s, Gleithir, creithleag.Vol. U.GAIGaelic, s. Gaelic, gaidhlig.Galic ' f"^J' Gàidhealach, gaelach.Gaff, *. See Harpoon.Gaffle, s. Spor chruadhach air coileach.Gag, v. a. Glomhraich, cuir sparrag ann.Gag, s. Glomhar, cabstair, sparrag.Gagger, s. Fear-cur sparrag am beul.Gage, s. 1. A pledge, a pawn : geall, earlas. 2.a measure : tomhas. 3. weather gage, (a sea-term),fuaradh.Gage, v. a. 1. Wager, depone as a wager : cuir argeall, cuir geall. 2. bind by some caution onsurety, engage : geall.Gaggle, r. ti. Roc, dean ròcail, dean glocail.Gaggling, s. Ròcail, glocail.Gaiety, s. See Gayety.Gaily, adv. See Gayly.Gain, s. 1, Profit, advantage : buannachd, buidh-3X