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MIN C4-8 MIS-aiclhean-leigliis. 3. give, supply, afford : tabliair, Minute, «.thoir, builich, compàirtich. 4. give supplies of aid, tri-ficheadamli1. The sixtieth part of an hour :carrann na h-uaire. 2.mionanytlun"s needful : fiithcil ie, tlioir seachad. 5. attendsmall space of time : seal, sealan. 3. the firston the service of God : fritheil air.draught of any agreement in writing : cunntas,Ministerial, adj. 1. Attendant, acting at commandsgriobhadh aithghearr.: fritlieilteacli, fuidh ùghdarras. 2. sacer-Minute, f. a. Thoir sios cunntas aithghearr, sgriobhdotal : niinisteireach, eaglaiseil, coisrigte. 3. pertainingcunntas aithghearr.to ministers of state : a bhuineas do luchd-!Minute-book, s. Leabhar-ath-chuimhneachaidh,comhairle.Icabhar-ghnlonih.Ministerially, adv. See Ministerial.Minute-hand, s. Lamb nam mionaid.INIixisTERY, s. See Ministry.Minute-watch, s. Uaireadair-mhionaid.MiNisTRAL, adj. Ministcireil.Minutely', adv. See Minute, acj/.INIiNisTRANT, adj. Fritlieilteacli, furachail air. Minutely, adj. Mionaideacb.MiKisTRATioN, s. 1. Agency, intervention, office Minutely, adv. Gu mionaideach.of an agent delegated : nieadlion, nieadlionachd, Minuteness, s. Meanbhachd, crine, bigead, mionachd.dreuclid-ionad. 2. service, office, ^ecclesiasticalfunction : ministrealaclul.Minutiae, s. INIeanbh-phoncan.MiNisTREss, s. Bean-frithcalaidli, bean-bliuileacliaidh,Minx, s. Gaorsach, caile, caile bheag-narach, guain-ban-thabhairtear.eag.Ministry, s. 1. Office, service : dreuchd, selrbliis. MiNY, adj. Slochdach, slochd-mlièinneaclu2. office of one set apart to preach : ministreileachd.Miracle, s. Miorbliuil, iogbnadh.3. agency, interposition : meadhon, meadh-Miraculous, adj. Miorbhuileach, iongantach.onachd. 4. business : gnotliuch. 5. persons employedMiraculously, adv. See iSIiraculous.in the public affiiirs of a state : luchd-MiRACuLousNESs, s. Mìorbhuileachd, iongantachd.riaghlaidh, luchd-conihairle.Miradore, s. Bàrr, barrabhalla.jMiNiu.M, s. Luaidhc dhearg.Mire, s. Poll, salachar, eabar, clàbar, làthat-h,MiNNocK, s. See Miniick.druaib, aolach.Minnow, s. Bioran deamhnaidh.Mire, v. a. Salaich, eabraich, cuir salachar air, cuLrMinor, adj. 1. Petty, inconsiderable : bcag, suarach.poll air.2. inferior : iosal. 3. less, smaller : a 's INIiRE, s. Seangan, sneadhan.lugba, a 's criona.MiRENEss,*. Salchar, eabarachd, clàbar,druaibeachd.Minor, s. Neach fuidh Ian aois, neach òg, fuidh\,' > adi. Dorch, duaichnidh, doilloir.bhliadhn' thar fhichead.MlRKSOME, ' JMinorate, v. a. Luglulaich, beagaich, cuir an lugh-MiRKsoMENESs, s. Duirche, duaichnidheachd, doill-ad.INIiNORATioN, s. Lughdachadli, beagacbadh, cur anlughad.Minority,*. 1. State of being under age : mionaois,òg aois. 2. the state of being less : lughdachd.3. the smaller number: a chuld a 's lugha,an t-àireanih a 's lugha, a' blicag cliuid.Minotaur, s. Uile-bhcist, leth-dhuine 's leth-tairbh.Minster, s. Cill mhanach, tigh mhanach.Minstrel, «. Clarsair, fear-ciùil, fear cruite.Minstrelsy, s. 1. Music, instrumental harmony:ceùl, cruitearachd, ch\rsaireachd. 2. a number ofmusicians: luchd-ciùil, coisix'chiùil.Mint, *. Meannt, mionnt.Mint, s. Tigh-cùinidh, ionad-cùinidh.Mint, f. a. 1. Coin, stamp money: cùin, cùiuich.2. invent, forge : ciiin, dealbh, feall-chùin.Mintage, *. 1. That which is coined or stamped :cùineadh. 2. tlic duty paid for coining : cis-chuinidh.Minter, s. 1. A coiner : fear-ciiinidh, cùineadair.2. an inventer : fear-dealliluiidh, fear-tionnsgnaidh.Mintman, s. rear-cùinnidli.JMintmaster, s. 1. One wlio presides in coinage :uachdaran-cùinnidh. 2. one who invents : feardealbhaidb,fcar-tionnsgnaidli.See Minim.MiNUM, s.JVliNUTE, adj.3Xeaiibb, crion, bcag, mion, caol.eireachd.MiRKY, adj. See Mirk.Mirror, s. Sgatlian, gloine-shamhlachaidh.Mirth, s. ISIire, sùgradh, cridhealachd, subhachas,fonnmhorachd, aighear, aiteas, aoibhneas.Mirthful, adj. Mircach, sùgracbail, cridheil, subhach,fonnmhor, ait, aighearach, aoibhneach.^Mirthfully', adv. See Mirthful.Mirthless, adj. Neo-shubhach, neo-aighearach,dubhach, neo-ait, trom, muladach.Miry, adj. Salach, clàbarach, eabarach, làthachail,druaibeach.Mis, An inseparable particle [used in composition,to mark an ill sense, or depravation of the meaning: (nieasa), mi, do, droch.Misacceptation, s. Mi-sheadh, droch-sheadh.Misadventure, «. Mi-shealbh, donas, droch-thuitcanias,tubaist, mi-àdli.INlisADVENTUHED, adj. IMi-slicalbhacb, tubaisteacli,donasach.Misadvised, adj. Mi-chomhairlichte, droch-comhairlichte.Misaffect, v. a. Fuathaich.jMisAFf ECTED, udj. INIi-runach, droch-rùnach.Mis-affirm, v. a. Breugnaich, aithrisgu mearachdach.Misaimed, adj. Mi-chuimsichte, mi-chuimseach.Misallegation, s. Mi-theistcas, mi-fliiaiiuis.