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

:HUS 567 HYDHunter, s. 1. One wlio chases animala for pastimeor food : sealgair, eunadair, fiadhaiche. 2. adog that scents game or beasts of prey : cù seilge,3. a hunting horse : each seilge, each sealgaireachd.Hunting, s. Sealgaireachd, sealg, fiadhach.HuNTiNGHORN, s. Adharc, no dùdach seilge.Huntress, s. Ban-sealgair.Huntsman, s. 1. One who delights in the chace :sealgair, fiadhaiche.2. the servant whose office itis to manage the chace : gille seilge.Hurdle, s. Càrn-slaodaidh, slaod, loban, cliath,posda, companach, ceile, fear, duine. 2. the maleof animals : fear. 3. an economist, (its significationis modified by some epithet implying good orbad) : fear-tighe. 4. a tiller of the ground, afarmer : tuathanach, treabhaiche.Husband, t). a. 1. Supply with an husband : thoirfear dith. 2. manage with frugality : dean deadhfhearas-tighe, caomhain. 3. till : treabh.Husbandless, (irfj. Gun fhear, gun duine, gunfJiear-pòsda.Husbandly, adj. Caonntach, gniomhach cùramach,gleidhteach.cliabh.Hurdle, v. a. Figh mar chliabh.Husbandman,' s.treabhaidh.Treabhaiche, tuathanach, fear-HuRDs, s. Ascart, pap.Husbandry, s. 1. Tillage: tereabhadh, àr, tuathaiiachas.Hurl, v. a. et n. 1. Throw with violence, drive impetuously2. thrift, frugality : fearas-tighe, caomh-: tilg, tilg SÌOS, iomain, cuibhill. 2. utternadh.with vehemence : labhair cabhagach, bruidhinn Hush, inter/. 1st, uist.luath. 3. play at a kind of game: rol. 4. move Hush, v. a. et w. 1. Still, silence : cuir sàmhach,rapidly, whirl : dean cuartalan, ruith mu 'n cuairt. cuir tosdach, caisg. 2. hush tip : much. 3. beHurl, «. 1. The act of casting or throwing : tilgeadh,still, be silent : bi sàmhach, bi tosdach.toirt urchair. 2. tumult, riot : iorghuill, Hush, adj. Sàmhach, tosdach, balbh.tuasaid, sabaid.Hushmoney, s. Briob, duais air son a bhi sàmhach.Hurler,*. 1. One who throws or hurls : fear-tilgidh,Husk, s. Cochull, riàsg, plaosg, mogul.fear-cuidhlidh. 2. one that plays at hurling Husk, v. a. Plaosg, rùisg, sgil.fear-rolaidh.Husked, ad/. Cochullach, rùsgacli, plaosgach.HuRLY, 1 Husky', adj. 1. Abounding in husks, consisting ofs. Buaireas, ùparaid, eachrais, oth-Hurlyburly, j ail, iomairt.husks: cochullach, rusgach, plaosgach. 2. hoarse;Hurricane, ^^ s. Doinionn, stoirm, gaillionn, an-uair, garbh, reasgach, fròmhaidh.HuRRiCANO, j iomaghaoth.Hussy, «. Baobh, dubh-chaile, sgleòid, botrumaid.HuRRiER, s. Fear-greasaidh, fear-deifreachaidh. Hustings, s. A council, a court held : mod, cùirt,Hurry, v. a. et w. 1. Hasten: greas, luathaich, coinneamh. 2. the place of meeting to choose adeifrich. 2. move on with precipitation : deifrich, member of parliament : cùirt' a' mhòid.greas, dean cabhag.Hustle, v. a. Crath an ceann a cheile, coimeasg.Hurry, s. Cabhag, deifir, buaireas, othail.Huswife, s. See Housewife.Hurst, s. Doire, badan coille.Huswife, v. a. Dean deadh bheanas-tighe.Hurt, v. a. 1. Mischief, harm : ciùrr, dochainn. HuswiFELY', ad/. Gleidhteach, curamach, glic.3. wound, pain by some bodily harm : ciùrr, goirtich,HuswiFERY, s. Beanas-tighe, beanachas-tighe.cràidh, leòn, lot. 3. damage, impair : doch-Hut, *. Bothan, bruchlag.ainn, mill, dean dochair air.Hutch, s. Ciste shil, ciste choirce.Hurt, «. 1. Harm, mischief: dochann, ciurram Hutch, v. a. Taisg, cuir seachad, earn suas.ciiàrradh. 2. wound or bruise : lot, bruthadh, leòn. Huzz, V. n. See Buzz.3. injury, wrong : coire, cron, dochair.Huzza, interj. Husa.Hurter, s. Fear ciùrraidh.Huzza, s. Gàir, comh-ghàir, iollach.Hurtful, acfj. Cronail, dochannach, docharach, \\\sriK, V. a. et n. 1. Receive or attend with acclamationaimhleasach, millteach, dòlach.: fàiltich, altaich a bheatha, dean comh-HuRTFULLY, udv. Sce Hurtful.ghàir. 2. utter exclamation : glaodh, gàir.Hurtfulness, s. Cronalachd, dosgaidheachd. Hyacinth, s. 1. A flower : seòrsa neòinein. 2. aHurtle, v. a. ct n. 1. Push with violence: pùc, gem : clach iacint.up, mule. 2. move with violence or velocity, Hyaline, fflrf/. Do ghloine.brandish : cuir 'n a sbiubhal, cuir mu chuairt. 3. Hydatides, s. Builgean uisge.clash, skirmish : fuith le straighlich, saighead. 4. Hydra, s. Uile-bheist ioma-cheannach.clash, rattle : dean straighligh, dean gliongarsaich. Hydraulics, s. Eòlas air tarruing uisge tre phioban.5. rush forward : thoir ruathar. C. wheel round, Hydrocele, s. Meud-bhronn.turn about quickly : tionndaidh mu chuairt, cuir Hydrocephalus, s. Uisge 's a' cheann.car dhiot.Hydrographer, s. Fear-tarruing dealbh na raara.Hurtleberry, s. Dearcag choille.Hydrography, «. Muir-sgriobadh, muir-eòlas.Hurtless, acij. 1. Innocent, harmless : neo-chronail,Hydromancy, s. Fàisneachd te uisge.neo-lochdach, neo-chiontach. 2. receiving no Hydromel, s. Mil is uisge.hurt : sàbhailte, tèaruinte.Hydrometer, s. Meidh uisge.Hurtlessly, adv. See Hurtless.Hydrophobia, s. Galar a' choin chuthaich.Husband, *. 1. A man married to a woman : fear-Hydropical, adj. Air am bheil a' mheud-bhronn.