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,INC 578 INClKCAGE>rENT, s. Prìosanachadli, ilruideadh, druideadha stigh.Incalescence, 1^ s. Teòtliachadli, blàtliachadli, blàth-Incalescexcy, ) as.Incalculable, aclj. Do-mlieasraiclite, do-àireamh.Inxantation, s. Druidheaclid, geas, ubag, seuin,seuiiadh, buisneaclul.Incantatory, adj. Druidheacb, geasachail, ubagach,seunach, buisneachdach.Incapability, ì s. Neo-chomasachd, neo-urrainn-Incapableness, Jeacbd.Incapable, adj. Neo-chomasach, neo-urrainneacb,lag-cbuiseacb, neo-fhreagarrach.Incapacious, arf/. Cumhang, aimhieatban, mi-luchdinhor.Incapaciousness, s. Cumhangaclid, aimbleatbanacbd,mi-lucbdmboraclid.Incapacitate, v. a. Leon, dean mi-cbomasach, deanmi-niburracb.Incapacity', s. Neo-cbomas, laigse, lag-cbuiseachd.Incarcerate, v. a. Pilosanaicb, cuir am priosan,gainntiricb.Incarcerated, adj. Priosanaicbte, gainntiricbte.Incarcernation, s. Priosanacbadh, gainntireachadb.Incarn, v. a. et n. Thoir feòil air, fas 'n a flieoil.Incarnadine, v. a. Deargnaicb, dean dearg.Incarnate, v. a. Cuir feòil air, gabh feòil, gabhcrutb feòla.Incarnate, adj. 'S an flieoil, feòlmbor, talmbaidh.Incarnation, s. Fcòil-gbabbail, corp-gbabbail.Incase, v. a. Còmbdaicb, druid, dùin.Incautious, adj. Mi-fhaicilleacb, neo-cliùramacb,neo-aireil.Incautiously, adv. See Incautious.Incautiousness, s. Mi-fhaicilleacbd, nco-cbùram,neo-aire.Incendiary, s. I. One wbo sets on fire from malice,or for robbery : loisgeadair. 2. one who inflamesfactions, or promotes quarrels : ceann-aimhrcit,ball-aimbleis, buaireadair. 3. an exciter, onewbo stirs up : fearbrosnucbaidb.Incendiary, adj. Buaireasach, aimhreiteacb, brosnacbail.Incense, s. TCiis.Incense, v. a. Boltraicb, cuir tùis air.Incense, v. a. Buair, feargaicb, tog corruicb, cuir airbboile, cuir gu cutbacb, dean cuthaicb, farranaicb.Incensement, s. Boile, buaireas, cutbacb, fraoch.Incension, .•;. Losgadb, lasadb.Incensive, adj. Buaireasach, aimhreiteacb.Incensor, s. Sec Incendiarj', s. 2.Incentive, .9. 1. That which kindles ; brosnuchadh,buaireadb, buaireas. 2. that which provokes :màtbair-aimhreit, (ath-buaircis. 3. that which encourages: fùth-nihisnicb, niisneachadh. 4. motive,spur : aobhar, màthair-aohhair.Incentive, adj. Brosnaehail, misncacbail, aobharacb.Inception, s. Tòiseachadb, tùs, toiscacb.Inceptive, a/ij. Tòiseachail, ceud.Inceptor, s. Fear-tòiscacbaidh.Incertitude, *. See Uncertainty.Incessable, adj. See Unceasing.Incessant, adj. Daonnanach, bith-ghnàthach, sìor.Incest, «. Col.Incestuous, adj. Collach, coUaidb.Incestuously', adv. See Incestuous.Incestuousness, s, Collachd, collaidheachd.Inch, s. Oiileach.Inched, adj. Oirleachail.Inchmeal, «. Criomag na h-òirlich.Inchoate, v. a. Tòisich.Inchoate, adj. Tòiseachail.IxcHOATELY, odv. See Inchoate, adj.Inchoation, «. Tòiseachadb.Inchoative, adj. Tòiseacbail, ceud-cbeumach.'> «. 1 uiteamas, tacbartas.Incidence, | rr. •, ^ i .TIncidency, jIncident, adj. Tuiteamach, tacbartacb, buailteachdo.Incident, s. Tuiteamas, tacbartas.Incidental, ad/. Tuiteamach, tachartach.Incidentally,INCIDENTLY,7 7^"'''-c t •«^e Incidental.Incinerate, v. a. Loisg gu luaithre, dubh-ìoisg.Incineration, s. Dubb-losgadh.Incipiency, s. Tòiseachadh, tùs.Incipient, ad/. Tòiseacbail, ceud.Incircumspection, s. Mi-aire, neo-fliaicill, neocbùram.Incise, v. a. Gearr, snaidh, grabbail.Incised, adj. Geàrrta, snaidhte.Incision, s. Gcarradh, lot-ghearradh, tolladh.Incisive, ad/. Gearrtach, geur.Incisor, s. Gearradair, clàr-fhiacaill.Incissory, acl/. See Incisive.Incisure, s. See Incision.Incitation, s. See Incitement.Incite, v. a. Brosnaich, gluais, greas, misnich, beothaich,tog.Incitement, s. Brosnachadh, gluasad, greasad, niisneachadh,bcotbachadh, togail.Inciter, «. See Incitement.Incivil, atl/. Mi-mbodail, mi-sbuairc, mi-bheusach.Incivility', *. INIi-nibodhalacbd, don-modh, mishiobhaltachd,nii-shuairceas, nii-oilean, nii-bheus.Incivilly, adv. See Incivil.Inclemency', s. An-iocbd, neo-iocbdmhoraclid,buirbe, cruas-cridhe, gairbbe.Inclement, adj. An-iochdmbor, neo-iochdmhor,borb, cruaidh-chridbeacb, garbb.Inclinable, adj. Deònach, togarrach, miannach,deigheil, toilcach, so-chlaonaidh, aomachdail.Inclination, s. 1. Tendency towards any point;aoniadh. 2. natural aptness : toil, togradli. 3.propension of mind : togradh, deigli, niiann, iarrtas,deòin. 4. love, affection, regard : gaol, toil,deigh, tùir, ùidh. 5. flexion : cromadh, caniadh.Inclinatorily, odv. See Inclinatory.Inclinatory, adj. Aomachdail.Incline, v. a. et n. I. Give a tendency or directionto any place or state : aom, crom, liib. 2.turn towards any thing : crom, tionndaidh. 3.