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

:::LAP 610 LARanil, frith-sliràid. 3. a passage between men Lapicide, s. Cloch-ghearradair._Lapidary, s. Fear-leug-chlach, leug ghearradair,standing on each side :fosgladh._Languack, s. Cainnt, cànain, uirgliioll, teanga.leug-reiceadair.Languaged, ml/. 1. Knowing language, using languageproperly or gracefully: cauinteach, deas-Lapidation, s. Clachadh, clachadh gu has.Lapidate, v. a. Clach, clach gu bàs.charnnteacl,, deas-bhriathrach. 2. having various Lapideous, adj. Clachaidh, clachach.lan"ua"es ioma-chainnteach.Lapidescence, «. Clach-chruinneachadh, cruadhachadh.•:Lang^uage-master, s. Oide-chainntean, fear-teagaisgchànain., , , JLapidific, adj. Clach-dhèanadach, clach-ghinead-Languid, or//-. 1. Faint, weak, feeble: lag, fann,anHiann, lag-chuiseach. 2. dull, heartless :raarbhanta,lag-chridheach, troni, neo-shunndach.eamhuinn.Lapidification, s. Clach dhèanamh, clach-ghin-Languidly, adv. See Languid.Lapidist, s. See Lapidary.Languidness, «. Laige, tannachd, anfhannachd, Lapis, «. Cloch., •rlac-chuiseachd, marbhantachd, lag-chridheachd. Lapper, s. 1. One who wraps up : filleadair, tearpasgaidh.2. One who laps, or licks: fear-im-Languish, v. a. et n. I. Make feeble, cause todroop, depress, wear out : lagaich, saruich, claoid i. lich, fear-laprachaidh.2. grow feeble, pine away, lose strength : lagaicti, Lappet, s. Filleag, crochadan.fannaich, fas lag, searg as, siolaidh seachad. 3. Lapse s. 1. Flow, foil, smooth course : aoraadh,tuiteam, slaodadh, sruthadh, reidli-shruth. 2. asink or pine under sorrow, or any slow passionsearg, caith as, crion._Languish, s. 1. Act or state of pining: seargadh,crionadh. 2. soft appearance: tlath-shealladh,tlàth-shul. . , 1Landuisher, s. Fear-crionaidh, fear-caitheirah as,Languishing, s. Laigse. fannachd, anfhannachd.Languishingly, adv. Gu fann, gu h-anfhann, gulIn^guishmekt, s. I. State of pining lagachadh,:fannachadh, crionadh, seargadh as, sioladh as, sioladhseachad. 2. softness of mien : tlathas, tlathshealladh,min-shealladh..Languor, s. 1. Faintness, wearisomeness :laigse,sgios, anfhannachd. 2. listlessness, inattentionneo-aire, neo-speis, neo-mhothalachd, neo-bheothalachd.3. softness, laxity: taise, buige, sgithealachd,fannachd.Laniate, v. a. See Lacerate.Lanifice, s. Aodach ollainn, obair ollamn.Lanigerous, adj. Ollanach, clòimheach.Lank, adj. Seang, caol, neo-làn, ueo-tbeann, tana,bochd.Lank, v. n. Caith as, fannaich, caith.Lankly, adv. See Lank.,. , ,Lankness, s. Seangachd, caoile, neo-lanachd, neotheannachd.Lansquenet,*. Saighdear-coise.Lantern, s. 1. A transparent case for a candlelainntear, lùchran. 2. a light-house :tigh soluis.Lantern jaws : peirceall thana.Lanuginous, adj. Clòimheach, molach.Lap s. 1. The loose part of a garment, that maybe doubled at pleasure : filleadh, filleag, sgùiidiomall.2. in the lap : air a ghlùn.Lai-, v. a. ct n. 1. Wrap, or twist round any thmgfill, figh mu 'n cuairt, paisg. 2. be spread orturned over any thing : cuairtich, fill. 3. feed byquick reciprocations of the tongue : imlich, lapraich.Laimjog, s. Measan, crann-chu.Lapful, «. Làn-sgùird.petty error, a slight fault : tapag, mearachd. 3.translation of right from one to another :atharrachadh,ath-bhuileachadh.Lapse, v. a. et «. L Suffer to slip: leig rmth ìe.2 suffer to fall or be vacant : leig le, tag falamh.3. accuse, convict of a fault : coirich, dit. 4. glideslowly, fall by degrees :sleamhnaich, tuit. 5.rahèirle.Larch, s. Learag, craobh-learaig.Lard « I. The grease of swine : geir-mhuc, miicbhlonag.2. bacon, the flesh of swine :muicLard, v. a. et «. 1., , ,v » -iiStuff with bacon :l.on le saill.flieoil.2. fotten: reamhraich. 2. mix with somethingelse by way of improvement : leasaich. 4. growfat : fas reamhar.Larder, s. Tigh-feòla, tigh-bldh.Larderer, s. Fear-coimhid tigh-feola.Lardon, s. Staoig muic-fheoil.Lardry, s. Tigh-bidh.Large, adj. 1. Big, bulky: mor,, ,tomadach,,tomultach2. wide, extensive : farsuinn, leathan. d.liberal, abundant, plentiful : pailt, saoibhir, tarbhach.4. comprehensive, great :tarbhach, brioghmhormor. 5. copious, diffuse fuasgailteach,:sgaoilteach, fuasgailte. 6. at large, without restraint: gun chuing, saor, fuasgailte. 7. at large,diffusely, in the full extent : gu farsuing, gu h-iomlan.Largely, adv. See Large.Largeness, s. 1. Bigness,. , , ,bulk : morachd, raeud,meudachd, tomult. 2. liberality : pailteas, saoibh-