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

:MIN 647 ]\IINfear-aincbeird, baoth-chleasaiche, sgeigire. 2. aludicrous composition, a farce : cluich àbhachd.Mime, v. ìì. Bi aincheardach, sgeig, mag, atharraisich.MiMER, s, Sgeigire, fear-fanoid, baotb-chleasaiche.JMiMETiCAL, a/Jj. Focbaidcach, tanoideacb, sgeigeil.Mimical, axij. Focbaideach, fanoideach, atharraiseacli.MiMicALLY, adv. See Mimical.MiMicK, s. Fear-fanoid, fear-focbaid, fear-atbaiTais,baoth-cbleasaicbe.MiMicK, adj. Fanoideacb, fochaideacb, atbarraiseil,cleasanta.MiMicK, V. a. Dean fochaid, dean fanoid, mag, deanatbarrais.MiMicKRY, s. Focbaid, fanoid, atbarrais, sgeigireacbd.MiMOGRAPiiER, s. Cluich-sgrlobbair.Minacious, adj. Bagarracb, bagracb, maoidbcil.MiNAciTY, *. Bagarracbd, bagairteachd.Minatory, adj. Bagarracb, bagairteach, maoidbeacb.Mince, v. a. et n. 1. Cut into very small parts :pronn, min-gbeàrr, geàiT meanbb. 2. mentionany thing scrupulously, by a little at a time : abairmion air mbion, mion-labbair. 3. speak witbaffected softness, clip the words : labhair tuilleadb's eagnaidh, labhair gu sgeilmeil. 4. walk nicelywith short steps : falbh le meanbb cheum, imicligu b-iollagach, no, gu mùirneach.Mincingly, adv. Gu pronn, gu meanbb, gu neochoimblionta.Mind, s. 1. The intelligent power: inntinn, tuigsc,ciall. 2. intellectual capacity: tuigse, tùir. 3.liking, choice, inclination : toil, deigb, togradb.4. thoughts, sentiments : beachd, sniuaintean,inntinn. 5. opinion : barail, beacbd. C. memory,remembrancy : cuimbne, mcadhail, meadliar.Mind, v. a. et n. 1. Mark, attend : tboir an aire,thoir fainear, beachdaich. 2. put in mind, remind: cuir an cuimbne, atb-cbuimhnich do. 3.incline, be disposed : togair, biodb air d' aire.Minded, adj. Togarrach, toileacb, deùnach, inntinneacb.Mindful, adj. Aireil, toigbeacb, cuimhneacb, faicilleach,cùramach.Mindfully, adv. See Mindful.Mindfulness, s. Toigheacbd, toileacbas, cuimhneachd,faicilleacbd, ciiramachd, aire.Mindless, arf;'. 1. Inattentive, regardless : neo-aireil,neo-clmramach, neo-chuimbneach, neo-fbaicilleacb.2. not endued witb a mind, having no intellectualpowers : neo-thùireil, neo-inntinneach,neo-tbuigseach. 3. stupid, unthinking : baotb,baogbalta, gòrach, neo-chuimbneach.Mind-stricken, adj. Buaiit 's an inntinn.M.i'SE, pron. poss. ^lo, co7itr. m . Otherwise: leam,leamsa. That is mine : is teamsa sin. Whose isthis ? It is mine : co leis so ? leamsa.Mine, s. 1. A place or cavern in the earth thatcontains minerals : mèinn-àite, mtinn-sblocbd,slochd-mhèinne. 2. a cavern dug under any fortificationto make it sink for want of supportslochd, slocbd-seisdidb.Mine, v. a. 1. Sap, ruin by mines, destroy by slowdegrees or secret means : cladbaich fuidhe, tochail,mill gun fiiios, mill gu foluichte. 2. digmines, or burrows, form any hollows under ground:cladhaicb, treaciiail, tochail, dean cladbacb.Miner, s. 1. One that digs for metals : mèinneadair.2. one who makes military mines : fearcladhaicb,fear-madaig.Mineral, s. Mèinn.INIiNERAL, adj. Mèinneacb.MiNERALisT, s. Mèinneadair.Mineralogist, s. Mèinneadair, fear-teagaisg mumhèinnibh.Mineralogy, s. IMeiun-tbeagasg, mèinn-eòlas,eòlas mbèinn.Mingle, v. a. et n. 1. Mix, join, compound:measgaicb, coimisg, cuir an ceann a cheile. 2.contaminate, make of dissimilar parts : truaill.dubh-choimisg. 3. confuse : cuir troimh cheile.4. be mixed, be united witb : gabb measgachadb,bi measgaichte le.Mingle, s. Measgadh, measgachadb, coimeasgadh.Mingle-mangle, s. Treamsgal, ùtrais, breolamas.MiNGLER, s. Fear-measgachaidb, fear-coimeasgaidb.MiNiARD, adj. Bog, tais, maoth, mùirneach.MiNiARDiZE, V. a. Bogaich, dean tais, maothaich.Miniate, v. a. Deargaicb, dean dearg.Miniature, 5. 1. Representation in a small compass,less than the reality : mion-dbealbh, meanbhdbealbh.2. red letter, rubrick distinction : deargcblòdh,litir dliearg, litir ruadb.Minikin, ad/. Beag, crion, mion, meanbb.Minikin,*. I. A darling, a favourite: mùirnean,mùirneag. 2. a small sort of pins : prine beag.Minim, s. 1. A small being, a dwarf: troich, arrach,kispardan, 2. See Minnow. 3. a little songor poem : luinneag, duanag. 4. a small sort ofprinting letter : meanbb chlodb litir.M1NI.MENT, s. Dearbhadh, còmhdacb, teisteas.Minimum, s. An ni a 's lugba, a' chuid a 's lugha.Minimus, s. An creutair a 's lugha.jMinion, s. Peasan, beadagan millte, mùirnean,gràidhean.MiKiov, adj. Miiirneach, grinn,grinneasacb,greannar.MiNioNiNG, «. Mùirn, tlà-cbaidreamh.Minionlike, ì «r//. IMùirneacb, mijirneil, breagha,MiNioNLY, j bcadaganach.MiNious, adj. Dearg, air dhatb dearg.MiNisH, V. a. See Diminish.Minister, s. 1. An agent, one who is employed toany end : fear-dreuchd, fear-ionaid, seirbhiseacb.2. one who is employed in the administration ofgovernment : fear-riagblaidh, fear-combairle. 3.one who serves at the altar, one performing sacerdotalfunctions : ministeir. 4. a delegate, an official: fear-ionaid, fear-dreuchd. 5. an agent froma foreign power without the dignity of an ambassador: teachd air.^Minister, v. a. et n. 1. Attend, serve in anyoffice : fritbeil. 2. give medicines : thoir cuiig-