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:IMP 574 IMPbility to suffer delay, eagerness : caise, braiseachd,neo-fhoighidinn.Impatient, atlj. 1. Notable to endure : neo-chruadalacli,neo-flioighidinneach. 2. vehemently,* agitatedwith some passion : fuidh bhuaireas, air boile,cuthaich. 3. hot, hasty : cas, dian. 4. eager, ardentlydesirous : dian, togarrach.Impatiently, adv. See Impatient.Impawn, v. a. Thoir an geall, cuir an geall.Impeach, «. a. 1. Hinder, impede : bac, grab. 2.accuse by public authority : casaidich, dit gu folluiseach,cuir as leth. 3. bring into question : cuiran teagamh.Impeachable, adj. So-choireachaidli, so-dhitidh.Impeacher, s. Fear-casaid, fear-coireachaidh, feartagraidh.Impeachment, s. 1. Hindrance, let : bacadh, grabadh.2. public accusation, charge preferred : coireachadh,diteadh, cCiis-dhltidh, casaid. 3. imputation,reproach : coire, masladli.Impearl, r. a. 1. Form in resemblance of pearlsneamhnaidich. 2. decorate as with peai-ls : sgeadaichle neamhnadaibh.Impeccability, s. Inor-ghloine, neo-chiontas.Impeccable, adj. Neo-pheacach, neo-cliiontach.Impede, v. a. Bac, stad, amail, cuir maille air.Impediment, *. 1. Any obstruction to passage:bac, bacadh, stad. 2. hindrance, let: araladh,bacadh, cnap-starraidh.Impediment, v. a. Bac, stad, amail.Impedimental, adj. Bacach, stadach, amaileach.Impedite, v. a. See Ketard.Impel, v. a, Greas, cuir air aghaidh, brosnuich, starr.Impellent, s. Greasad, brosnachadh, starradh.Impeller, *. Fear-greasaid, gille-greasaidh.Impen, v. a. Druid, iomdhruid, diiin a stigh.Impend, v. n. 1. Hang over : croch os ceann. 2.be at hand, press nearly : dlùthaich, bi aig lùimli.Impendent, adj. See Imminent.Impenetrability, s. Do-dluùigheachd, ro-chruathas.Impenetrable, adj. 1. Not to be pierced: dothollla,do-chladliaichte. 2. impervious, not admittingentrance : dùinte, druidte. 3. not to betaught : do-ionnsuchaidh, do-lhoghluimte. 4. notto be affected, not to be moved : do-ghluasadach.Impenetrableness, s. See Impenetrability.Impenetrably, adv. See Lrpenetrable.Impenitence, ) JÌ. Neo-aithrcachas, cruas-cridhe,Impenitency, Inco-mhothalachd.Impenitent, adj. Neo-aithrcachail, cruaidh-chridheach,nco-nihothachail.Impenitent, .«. Neo-aithreachan.Impenitently, ailv. Sec Impenitent.Impennous, adj. Nco-sgiathach.Impeople, v. a. Buidlmieli.Imperative, ailj. Smachduil, iarrtachail, ccannsalacb.Imperatively, mIv. Sec Imperative.Imperceptible, tulj. Keo-lliaicsinneach, nco-leirsinneach,do-fhiosrai-hte.Imperceptibly, adv. See Imperceptible.Imperdible, aty. Do-chaillte, do-mhillte.Imperfect, adj. Neo-fhoirfe,neo-iomlan,neo-choimhlionta,uireasbhuidheach.Imperfection, i. Neo-fhoirfeachd, neo-iomlanachd,neo-choirahliontachd, uireashhuidli.Imperfectly, adv. See Imperfect.Imperfectness, s. See Imperfection.Imperforable, adj. See Impenetrable, s.Imperforate, adj. Neo-tholldach.Imperial, adj. Kioghail, àrd-urraniach, àrd-uachdranach.Imperially, adv. See Imperial.Imperiality, s. Rioghalachd, àrd-uachdranachd.Imperil, v. a. Cunnartaich.Imperious, adj. 1. Tyrannical, haughty: aintighearnail,ainneai"tach, cruaidh-smachdail, fòirneartach.2. commanding, authoritative : smachdail,ceannsachail. 3. powerful, ascendant : uachdranacli,cumliachdach.Imperiously, adv. See Imperious.Imperiousness, s. 1. Authority, air of command :ceannartas, ceannasachd, smachd, smachdalachd.2. arrogance of command: ain-tighearnas, foirneart,ainnearc.Imperishable, adj. Neo-bhàsmhor, neo-thruaillidli,do-mhillte, buan-mhaireannach.Impermanence, ^ s. Neo-sheasmhachd, neo-mhair-Impermanency, j" eannachd.Impermeability, s. Do-roinnteachd,do-sgàinteachd,Impermeable, adj. Do-foinnte, do-sgàinte.Impersonal, adj. Neo-phearsanta.Impersonality, s. Neo-phearsantachd.Imperspecuity, s. Doilleireachd, duirche.Imperspicuous, adj. Doilleir, dorcha.Impersuasiele, adj. Do-chomhairlichte.Impertinence,^*. 1. That which has no relationImpertinency, j to the matter in hand: amaideaclid,faoineas, nii-sheadli. 2. troublesomeness,intrusion : beadaidheachd, mi-nihodh, leamhadas.o. sauciness, rudeness : beag-naircachd, dànadas,ladarnas.Impertinent, adj. 1. Of no relation to the matterin hand : nii-sheadhach, faoin, amaideach. 2. importunate,instrusive, meddling : Icamh, bcadaidh,mi-mhodhail. 3. foolish, trifling : baoth, gòrach.4. rude, unmannerly : ladarna, dan, mi-mhodhailbalachail.Impertinent,.?. 1. A trifler, a meddler : beadagan,feai- leanih. 2. a rude, unmannerly person :balach, sgonn.Impertinently', adv. See Impertinent.Impervious, adj. Uo-roinnte, do-sgàinte.Imperviously', adv. Sec Impervious.Impervìousness, s. Do-roinnteachd, do-sgàinteachd.Impetiginous, adj. Cloimheach, tachasach.Impetrable, adj. So-fhaotainn.Impetrate, v. a. Tlioir a mach, faigh Ic athchuinge.Impetration, i. Toirt a mach, asluthadh.Impetratory', adj. Aslachail.Impetuosity, s. Braise, boil, caise, corruich, fraoch,ainneart.Impetuous, of^'. I. Violent, forcible, fierce: ain-