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

::HAP 550 HARHandsaw, s. Tuircasg làimlic.Happen, v. n. Tachair, tuit a mach, thig gu crich,Handsel, ò\ Sainnseal.eirich.HANDSEL, V. a. Taigh sainnseal, dean a' cheud Happily, adv. See Happy.fheum do.Happiness, s. I. Felicity: sonas, àgh. 2. goodHANDso>rE, afij. 1. Ready, gainly, convenient luck, good fortune : sonas, sealbh, deadh-fhortan,dcas, freagarrach. 2. beautiful, graceful : bòidheach,àgh, rath. 3. fortuitous elegance, unstudied grace:niaiseach, àiUidh, eireachdail, taitneach, taitneas, tlachdmhorachd.grinn. 3. ample, liberal : mor, gasda, km mbaith. Happy, ar^'. 1. In a state of felicity : sona, sòlasach,4. generous, noble : faoilidh, fiùghantach, òirdheircmhor,àghmhor. 2. lucky, successful : sona, àgh-sealbhach, fortanach, rathail, seannsail. 3.Handsome, v. a. Dean grinn, dean eireachdail.addressful, ready : deas, ealamh.Handsomely, adv. See Handsome, ad/.Haram, s. See Seraglio.Handsomeness, s. Maise, eireacbdas, bòldhchead, Harangue, s. Oraid, seanachas.tlachdrahoracbd.Harangue, v. a. et n. 1. Address by an oration :Handvice, s. Greimiche làinihe.dean oraid do. 2. make a speech : thoir seachadHandweapon, s. Làmh-bhall, himh-arm.oraid, cuir òrad an ceill, dean cainntcarachd.Handwriting, s. Làmh-sgrìobhaidh.Haranguer, s. Cainntear, òraidiche, searmonaiche.Handy, adj. 1. Ready, dexterous, skilful : làmhacb,Harass, f. o. 1. Desolate, waste, destroy: dith-làmhchair. 2. convenient, ready : deas, làraich, claoidh, sàruich, mill. 2. weary, fatigue:ealamli.Hang, v. a. et n. 1. Suspend : crocli. 2. choakand kill by suspending from the neck : croch,tachd. 3. display, show aloft : nochd, foillsich,taisbean, sgaoil a mach. 4. hang upon : gradhaichgu mor. 5. be suspended : croch, hi 'ii crochadhri. 6. dangle : hi slaodadh fi. 7. bend forward: crom, aom. 8. play : cluich. 9. hover,impend : croch, cuairtich. 10. reside : tuinich,còmhnuich. 11. be in suspense: bi 's an iomachomhairle,bi 'n imcheist. 12. be delayed, linger:bi seamsanaich, dean moille. 13. be dependanton : bi leanmhuinn, bi 'n crochadh air. 14. befixed or suspended with attention : thoir aire.15. have a steep declivity : bi corrach. 16.be executed by the halter : bi air do chrochadh.Hanger, s. 1. A short broad sword: cuinnsear.2. one who causes others to be hanged : crochadair.Hanging, s. 1. Drapery hung or fastened againstthe walls of rooms: croch-aodach. 2. death by ahalter : crochadh. 3. display, exhibition : foillseachadh,taisbeanadh.Hanging, adi- An crochadh, aig crochadh.Hangman, s. Crochadair.Hank, s. lama, iarnag.Hanker, v. n. Bi 'ngeall air, miannaich, bi 'n deighair.Hankering, *. Miannachadh, deigh, mor thogradh.Hai', s. 1. Chance, fortune : tuiteamas, tubaist,tcugmhais. 2. that which happens by chance orfortune : tuiteamas, tubaist, tachairt. 3. accident,casual event, misfortune : tubaist, teugmhail, tcugmhais.Hap-iiazard, .?. Tuiteamas, tubaist, tcugmhais, tachairt,teugmhail.Hap, I', a. ct n. Sec Happen.Hapless, adj. Mi-shealbhach, neo-shona, cruaidhfhortanach,tubaisteach.Haply, adv. 1. Perhaps: theagamh, maith dh'fhaoidte. 2. by cliance, by accident : te tuiteamaste teagmhais.sgithich, sàruich, claoidh, buair, leir.Harass, s. Claoidh, sàruchadh, sgìtheachadh, leireadh.Harasser, s. Spùillear, fear-claoidh, fear-sàruchaidh.Harbinger, s. Roimh-ruithear, teachdair.Harbour, s. 1. A lodging, a place of entertainment: àite-tàimh, tàmh-àite. 2. a port or havenfor ships : cala, caladh, long-phort, camus, acarsaid.3. an asylum, a shelter : dion, didean.Harbour, v. a. et n. 1. Entertain, permit to residegabh ri, thoir fasgadh do, thoir tèarmunn do, fi. 2.shelter, secure : dion, didinn, sàbhail. 3. receiveentertainment, sojourn, take shelter : gabh còmhnuidii,fuirich, gabh dion.Harbourage, s. Tàmh-àite, caladh, acarsaid, dion,didean, dìon-àite.Harbourer, s. Didionnair fear-tèarmuinn.Harbourless, adj. Gun chaladh, gun tàmh-àite.Hard, adj. 1. Firm, resisting penetration or separation: cruaidh, teann, daingean. 2. difficult, noteasy to the intellect : dcacair, duilich, cruaidh f 'athuigsinn. 3. difficult of accomplishment : cruaidh,duilich, 'deacair, doirbh. 4. painful, distressful :doghruinneach, cràidhteach, dòiigheasach, goirt. 5.cruel, oppressive : ain-iochdmhor cruaidh, cruadalach,garg. 6. sour, rough : garg, borb, doirbh.7. unfavourable, unkind : nco-chaoimhneil, neobhàigheil.8. insensible, inflexible : reasgach, ragmhuinealach,dearrasach, danarra. 9. obdurate,impenitent: rag-mhuinealach, reasgach. 10. unhappy,vexatious : neo-shona, cruadalach, trioblaideach.11. vehement, keen, severe: garbh,cruaidh, teann. 12. unreasonable, unjust : cruaidh,mi-cheart, mi-chothromach. 13. forced, not easilygranted: duilich. 14. powerful, forcible : comasach,cumhachdach. 15. austere, rough as liquids: garg, searbh. 16. harsh, stiff, constrained :teann, daingean, rag. 17. not plentiful, not prosperous: cruaidh, gann. 18. avaricious : cruaidh,gann, miodhoir.Hard, ar/i'. 1. Close: dliith, teann, am fagus. 2.diligently, laboriously : gu dichioUach, gu dian gu