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

:LEN 616 LETbreithe, breith-dhligheachd. 2. genuineness, notspuriousness : f'irinn, flrinneaclid, glaine.Lix.iTiMATE, adj. 1. Born in marriage, lawfullybegotten : neo-dhiolain, dligheacli. 2. genuine,not spurious : fior, firlnneacli, dligheacli. 3. lawful: lagliail, ceart, dligheach.Legitimate, v. a. Dean dligheach, dean laghail.Legitimately, adv. See Legitimate, adj.Legitimateness, «. See Legitimacy.Legitimation, s. L See Legitimacy, L 2. actof investing with the privileges of lawful birth :dlighe-thabhairt.Legume, ) s. Fras, ros, siol cochullach, peasar,Legumen, J pònar.Leguminous, adj. Cochullach, mar pheasar, marphònar.Leisurable, adj. Adhaiseach, air adhais, socrach.Leisurably, adv. See Leisurable.Leisure,*. ]. Freedom from business, or hurry :adhais, socair, fois. 2. convenience of time : cothrom,fàth, fàth-chothrom.Leisure, adj. Cothromach, socrach, adhaiseach.Leisurely, adj. Adhaiseach, mall, socrach.Leisurely, adv. See Leisurely, adj.Leman, s. Leannan, gràidhean, gràidheag.Lesses, s. Buachar, innear.Lend, v. a. 1. Afford, or supply, on condition of Lesson, s. L Any thing read or repeated to arepayment : thoir an iasad, thoir an iasachd, thoir teacher, in order to improvement : earrann-leughaidh,leasan, leas-aithne. 2. precept, notion in-an coingheall. 2. afford, grant in general : thoir,tabhair, thoir uat.culcated : àithne, ionnsachadh, teagasg. 3. aLender,*. 1. One who lends any thing; iasad-rating lecture : trod, achmhasan.Lesson, v. a. Teagaisg, thoir teagasg do.Lesson, s. Fear suidheachaidh fearainn, no, thigh-aiche. 2. an usurer : fear-riadh, ocaraiche, ocairear.Length, s. Fad, sineadh, astar. At length : mudheireadh thai), fa-dheòidh.Lengthen, v. a. et n. L Make longer : cuir amfad, dean ni 's faide, sin, sin a mach. 2. growlonger : sin, fas ni 's faide.Lengthening, s. Sineadh, cur am faidead, dol amfaidead.Lengtiiful, adj. Fada.Lengthwise, adv. Air 'fhad.Lenient,