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,i\roN 654- MOOMoN'GCons', s. See Maslin.Mon(;er, s. Fear reic is ceannacli, ceannaiclie.INIoNT.REi., adj. Truaillidli, nieasgaichte, eadar daghnè.Mongrel, s. Measgadh, beathach eadar dhà ghnè.MoxiMENT, s. I. A memorial a record: cuimhncachan.2. a mark, a superscription, an image : Monthly, ade.comharradh, dcalbli.Mo.visii, V. a. See Admonish.Monition, .«. 1. lufoi niation, hint : rabhadh sanas.2. instruction, document : comhairle, earail, teagasg,fianuis.MoNiTivE, adj. Earaileach, comhairleach, teagasgach.JNIoNiTOR, s. Comhairleach, fear-sanais, fear-teagaisg.Monitory, acl/. Comhairleach, earaileach, teagasgach,sanasach.IMoNiTORY, .V. Comhairle, earail, teagasg, sanas.Monk, s. Manach.ISIoNKEY, s. Apa, ap, apag, apan.Monkery', s. Jlanachd, nianachas.Monkhood, s. See Monkery.Monkish, adj. Manachail, aonarach.-o u., (JMONOCULOUS, JLeth-shuileach, aon-shuileach.,,f/;''INIoNODY, s. Duan aoin fhir, maibhrann.Monogamist, s. Fear toirmisg da phòsadh.Monogamy, s. Aon phòsadh, pòsadh aoin mhnà.Monologue, s. Fein-labhairt, labhairt leis fein.IMoNOMACHY, s. Còmhraig deise, cùnihrag dhithis.JNIoNOPATiiy, s. Fulang aonaranach.Monopetalous, af/j. Aon-duilleach, aon-duilleagach.Monopolist, s. Aon-reiceadair, fear-seilbh margaidh.jNIonopolize, r. a. Faigh aon-chùir reicidh, glacmargadh slùn.Monopolizer, s. Aon-reiceadair, fear-glacadh raargaidh.Monopoly, s. Làn choir reice, aon reic.MoNOSYLLABiCAL, adj. Aon-sliioUacli.Monosyllable, s. Focal aoin siollaidh.Monosyllabled, adj. See Monosyllabical.Monotone, *. Aon-1'huaimneachd.MoNOTONicAL, 1 odj, Aon-fhuaimcach, aon-ghuth-MoNOTONOus, Jach.Monotony, s. See Monotone.Monster, s. 1. Something out of the common orderof nature : ni gràineil, gràinealachd, ni minàdurra.2. soinetliing horrible for deformity,wickedness, or mischief : uile-bheist, cùis-eagail,cùis-uamhais, cùis-oillte.Monstrosity, ì s. Oilltealachd, gràinealachd, mi-Monstruosity, j nàdurrachd, uamhasachd.Monstrous, adj. 1. Deviating from the stated orderof nature : mi-iiùdurra. 2. strange, wonderful: fuathasach, oillteil. 3. irregular, enormous :eu-cneasda, uamhasach, aibhtiscacli. 4. shocking,hateful : oillteil, sgreataidii, fuathmhor. 5. full ofmonsters : uile-bheistcach.Monstrously, adv. Sec Monstrous.Mon&trousness, h. Mi nàdurrachd, oilltealachd,eu-cneasdachd, uamhasachd, oilltealachd, sgreatachd,fuathmhorachd. See Monstrous.Monters, s. Currachd marcaiche.Month, s. Mios.MoxTifs-MiND, s. Miann, dùrachd, deigh.Monthly, adj. Miosach, miosail, miosachail.See Monthly, adj.Monument, s. Cuimhneachan, cuimhneachanmairbh, carragh, cam, leac, barpa, càrn-cuimhne.Monumental, adj. Cuimhneachail, uaigheach,càrnach, carraghach.Monumentally', adv. See Monumental.Mood, s. 1. The form of an argument : seol, gleus,dòigh, suidheachadh. 2. temper of mind, state ofmind as afflicted by any passion: fonn, freumh,gleus, suidheachadh. 3. anger, rage, heat ofmind : corruich, fraoch, friodh, greann.Moodily', adv. See Moody.Moodiness, s. Fearg, feargachd, corruich.Moody, ad/. 1. Angry, out of humour : feargach,muiteil, gruamach, greannach. 2. sad, pensive,melancholy : tuirseach, tiamhaidh, trom, muladach,brònach, dubhach. 3. violent, furious, raging :cas, bras, freargach, ainteasach.RIooN, s. 1. The luminary of the night : gealach,re, luan. 2. a month : mios.Moon-beam, s. Gath-gealaich.Moon-calf, s. 1. A monster: uile-bheist. 2. adolt, a stupid fellow : burraidh, clod-cheann, amhlair.Moon-eyed, adj. Leth-dhall, rosp-shuileach.Moonish, adj. Luaineach, neo-sheasmhach.Moonlight, s. Solus-gealaich.MooNLiNG, s. Umaidh, amadan tamhasg.Moonshine, s. Solus gealaich, faileas gealaicli,faoineas.Moonstruck, adj. Mearanach, luaineach, gòrach.Moor, «. 1. A march, a fen, a bog, a track of lowand watery grounds : monadh, reidh mhonadh,mòinteach, sliabh, Ion, boglach. 2. a negro, ablackamoor : duine dubh.Moor, v. a. et n. Cuir air bliuill, tilg acair, daingnich,hi air bhuill, bi acaraichte.Moorcock, s. Coileach fraoich, ruadh choileach.Moor-game, s. Eòin fhraoich.Moorhen, s. Cearc-fhraoich.Moorish, adj. 1. Fenny, marshy, watery: mòinteachail,mòintidli, bog, lointeach. 2. belong tothe moors, denoting moors : dubh, mar dhaoinedubha.Moorland, s. Mointcach, sliabh. Ion, boglach.MooRY, ad/. See Moorish, 1.Moot, v. a. et 7i. Tagair, conspoidich, dean tagradhdiomhain, dean-conspoid dhiorahain.Moot, s. Cùis-thagraidh, ceann-conspoid.MooTCASE, or POINT, Cùis-tliagraidh, cùis gun socruchadh.ifili° moid,,mud-tliiKli. °,1 ;- .s.i\loOT-HOUSE, J>. , > ., ,Moot-hall, i ^,. ,Mooting, s. Tagradh, deaspoireachd, conspoiddhiomhain.Mooted, adj. Spionta a bun.
MOR 655 MORMooter, s. Fear-tagraidh, fear-deasboireaclitldhiomhain.Mop, s. 1. Pieces of cloth, or locks of «ool fixedto a long handle, for cleaning floors : nioibcal,rnoibean, sgiiabach, sguab kiir. 2. a «ry month,or grin made in contempt : beul cam, fiaradhbeoil.Mop, v. a. Moibeanaich, sguab.Mop, v. n. Dean beul cam, cuir beul cam ort.Mope, v. a. et n. 1. !Make spiritless, deprive of naturalpowers : dean trora, dean neo-shunndach,dean neo-thapaidh. 2. be stupid, be in a constantday-dream, be drowsy, or spiritless: bi trom, bi neoshuimeil,bi neo-shunndach, bi turra-chodalach, bituirseach.Mope, «. Clod-cheann, burraidh, amhlair.Mope-eyed, (u//. 1. Blind of one eye : cam, aonshuileach.2. short-sighted, pur-blind : geàrrfhradharcach.Mopish, adj. Neo-shunndach, neo-chridheil, trom,dubhach.MoPisiiXEss, «. Neo-shunndachd, neo-chridhealas,truirae, dubhaiche.Moppet,^ s. 1. A puppet made of rags, as a mopMopsEY, Jis made : bòchdan, fear breige, sgàth.2. a fondling name for a girl : cuilean, cruinneag.JIopus, s. Clod-cheann, lunndair, rong, slaodaire.Moral, adj. Beusach, dieasdanach, giùlanta, subhailceach,modhail.Moral, s. 1. Morality, practice, or doctrine of theduties of life : beus, modh, modhalachd. 2. thedoctrine inculcated by a fiction : beus-theagasg,modh-bhrigh.MouALisT, s. 1. One who teaches the duties oflife : fear-teagaisg bheus, beus-oide, fear mhodhannan.2. a mere moral man : fear deas-ghnathach,suaircean.Morality, s. Beusachd, beusalachd, modhalachd,•subhailcean.Moralization, s. Beus-mhineachadh, raodh-mhineachadh.Moralize, v. a. et ii. 1. ]Make moral : dean beusach,dean modhail. 2. apply to moral purposes,explain in a moral sense : tog beus-theagasg, teagaisgbeusan. 3. speak, or write on moral subjects: labliair mu bheusaibh, sgi-iobh mu bheusaibh.Moralizer, s. Fear-teagaisg bheusan, beus-oide,modh-oide.Morally, adv. See Moral, adj.Morals, «. Beusan, modhannan, subhailcean.Morass, s. Boglach, mòinteach, fèith, lòn.MoRAssY, adj. Boglach, mòinteachail, fèitheach,lòinteach.Morbid, adj. Tinn, euslan, euslainteach, eucaileach,galarach.Morbidness, s. Euslanachd, euslainteachd, eucaileachd,galarachd.Morbific, ì adj. Euslainteach, galarach, neo-MoRBiFicAL, j fhallain.MoRBOsE, adj. Euslan, tinn, breòite galarach,MoRDACious, adj, Bideach, bideagach, creiroeach.^Mordacity, s, Bldeachas, creimeachas.MoRDicATioN, s, Gearradh, creimeadh, gonadh,bideadh.More, ad/. 1. In greater quantity, in greater degree: mo, a 's mo, ni s mo, ni bu mho. 2. ingreater number : ni 's lionmhoire, a 's lionmhoire.3. added to a former number : tuilleadh, fathast,a 's mo, ni 's mo.More, adv. 1. To a greater degree: ni 's mo, nibu mho. 2. the particle that forms the comparativedegree ; in Gaelic, either the substantive nounni, and the substantive verb is, 's, or, bu ; or therelative pronoun a, with the same verb : ni 's, a 's.3. again, a second time : tuilleadh, tuilleadh fòs,fùs, a rìs, fathast. 4. longer, yet continuing, withthe negative particle : ni 's mo.More, s. Tuilleadh, barrachd.Moreland, .«. Airde, àrd, bràighe, àrd-fliearann.Moreover, adv. Os bàrr, a thuilleadh air, tuillefòs, cuideachd, a thuilleadh eile, a thuilleadh airsin, a thuilleadh air so.Morglay', s. Mòr-chlaidheamh, claidheamh raòr.Morigerate, v. a. Bi Cimhal, thoir ùuihlachd do.MoRiGERATioN, s. Umhlaclul, geill.MoRiGEROus, adj. Umhal, striochdach, casgaidh.ÌMoRiON, s. Clogaid, ceann-bheart.Clasach fiadh bheathaich, cairbh.MoRKiM, s.'\r• s. INIarbh-chlòimh, clòimh-clasaich.MORTLING, JjNIoRMo, s. Bòchdan, taibhse, sgàth., " r ' >Morning, J*. Maduinn, moch-thra.Morning, adj. Maduinneach, moch, moch-thrathach.Morning-gown, s. GCin maidne.MoRNiNG-sTAR, s. lleul-mhaidne, reul na maidne,maidneag, maduinneag.3IoRo.SE, adj. Gruamach, doirbh, dùr, neo-aoidheil,deacair, crosda.^Morosely, adv. See Morose,JMoKosENESs, ) *. Gruamaiche, doirbheachd, dùire,ÎoRosiTY,Jneo-aoidhealachd, deacaireachd,crosdachd.MoRPiiEW, s. Rlùir, luibhre.Morrow, s. 1. The morning: maduinn. 2. theday after the present day : màireach, am màireach,an la màireach. To-morrow : am màireach, anlath 'r na mhàireach.Morse, s. Each mara.Morsel, s. Greim, crioman, criomag, niir, làn-beòil,bìdeag, rud beag.MoRSURE, «. Teumadh, creimeadh, cagnadh.MoRT, s. 1. A tune sounded at the death of thegame : caithream-seilge, iolach-seilge. 2. a greatquantity : mòran. 3. a salmon in the third yearof its growth : bradan trì-bhliadhnach.Mortal, adj. 1. Subject to death : bàsmhor. 2.deadly, destructive, procuring death : marbhtach,sgriosail. 3. inferring divine condenmation : bàsmhor.4. human, belonging to man : daonna, talmhaidh.Mortal, s. Duine, ere, creutair.
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:ABL 253 ABOAbject, adj. Miothar, s
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:ACC 257 ACC3. the mark upon an acc
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ACC 259 ACKAcCROActntENT, «. Clich
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:::ACT 261 ADAdoing of some particu
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::ADJ 263 ADMAdherently, adv. See A
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ADV 265 ADVAdoors, adv. Aig an doru
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::ADV 267 AFEAdvisikg, «. Comhairl
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::AGE 271 AGGAfter-witness, s. Fian
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!::AID 273 AIRfreagarrach taitneach
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ALK 275 ALLAlgor, s. Dian-fhuaclid,
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::ALO 277 ALTAlmighty, adj. Uile-cl
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:AMB 279 AMEwho is equally ready to
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:ANA 281 ANAAmplitude, s. 1. Extent
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:::AXI 283 ANNlines : oisinn air an
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ANT 285 ANTagainst any thing : frea
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::APEAPOAntiscorbutical, aaj. Claim
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::APP289 APPleig gu ràdh. 3. call
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:APP 291 AQUpòsaidh. 6. bring near
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:: :ARG Q93 ARMArchitect, 5. 1. A p
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:ART 995 ARTor officer of justice :
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:ASS 299 ASTAssistant, s. Fear-còm
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AUD 303 AUGAvailable, adj. 1. Profi
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AVU 305 AWLAustral, adj. A deas, 's
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:::BAC 307 BAFtliaobh, cùlaobli. 2
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:BAL 309 BANBaleful, flf^'. 1. Full
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:BES 323 BESadl), claonadh, fiaradh
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:BIL 327 BIPthe practice or tenet o
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BLA 329 BLABitterness, s. 1. A bitt
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BLE 331 BLTchill, cheerless : lorn,
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:BLO 333 BLUadh, neo-fhuilteach. ."
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::BOO 337 BOOBone, s. 1. The solid
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::BOU 339 BOUcòmh-la gu neo-sheòl
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::BRA Ml BRAparation : armachd, uid
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::BRE 343 BREBrazen-browed, culj, L
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BRI 345 BRI4. one that takes care t
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::BUG 349 BUFBrushwood, s. Dlù-phr
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CAL 357 CANiarrtas, gairm. 3. divin
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:CAN 359 CAPCanonicals, s. Làn-uid
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:CAR 361 CARCaptivatiok, s. Glacadl
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:CER 369 CERCENSunEH, s. CronaJair,
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:CHA 371 CHAChamade, s. Caismeaclid
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:CHE 375 CHI•bhir, neo-shunndach.
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:CIS 381 CIVCiRCOTfSPECTiON, s. Air
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COM 393 COMCoLOURiKG, «. Dathadli.
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:COM 397 COMCompanionship, s. 1. Co
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CON 401 CONCoxcEiVABLY, etdc. See C
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;INS 591 INSor spirit : marbhantach
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:INT 593 INTstand : tuigseach, cial
Page 353 and 354:
INT 595 INTIIntermin'Ate, adj. Neo-
Page 355 and 356:
INTIntumescency,}*- ^^' '''^'^' ion
Page 357 and 358:
:JOC 599 JOKInusitation, s. Neo-chl
Page 359 and 360:
:IRR 601 IRR3. animate by heat or l
Page 361 and 362: :JUN 603 JUSJudiciously, adv. See J
Page 363 and 364: :KEN 605 KIDcum, fuiricli ann. 27.
Page 365 and 366: ::KNO 607 KYDKsARRY, adj. Cruaidh,
Page 367 and 368: :LAM 609 LANLadylike, adj. Bainndid
Page 369 and 370: :LAS 611 LATreas, fialaidheachd. 3.
Page 371 and 372: . liarass,::LAY 613 LEAeagnaidheach
Page 373 and 374: :LEE Gil LEG16. cease, desist : sgu
Page 375 and 376: :LEV 617 LIBBETTER, «. 1. One who
Page 377 and 378: ::LIG 619 LIK13. spirit, briskness,
Page 379 and 380: .::LIN 621 LISdualach, dùthchasach
Page 381 and 382: ::LOA 623 LODIeantais. 5. a particu
Page 383 and 384: :::LOO 625 LOQLoNGSUFi BRING, s. Fa
Page 385 and 386: :LOW627 LUBwho regards with kindnes
Page 387 and 388: :LUS 6^29 LYILuKAR, adj. Gealacliai
Page 389 and 390: :MAG 631 MAImearan, cuthach, boile.
Page 391 and 392: ',':MAL 633 MAMMake,s. Dèanamh, cu
Page 393 and 394: ::MAN G35 MANJNIanoriiouse, ) s. Ti
Page 395 and 396: ::MAR 637 MASINrARKET-MAN, s, Fear-
Page 397 and 398: :i:mat 639 MAYMateriate, ì ^^.Mate
Page 399 and 400: :MED 64.1 MEEMeat, s. 1. Flesh to b
Page 401 and 402: . and:MER 643 MEReachaclli fhiadh-b
Page 403 and 404: MIC 645 MinMetathesis, s. Caochladh
Page 405 and 406: :MIN 647 ]\IINfear-aincbeird, baoth
Page 407 and 408: •,MIS 649 MISì\IisAN"TiiRopE, 1
Page 409 and 410: :MIS C51 MISMiSRECiTE, V. a. Mi-ait
Page 411: MOL 653 MONnot boastful : neo-dhana
Page 415 and 416: :MOU 657 MUCplace to another : imic
Page 417 and 418: !':MUM 659 MUR")ML'LTiKO>tiAL, adj.
Page 419 and 420: :':MYS 661 MYl^JVIyrtle, s. Miortal
Page 421 and 422: :NEC GGS KEGIs AUTic,naidheachd. 2.
Page 423 and 424: :NIC 665 NIGNiBUTER, otl/. Nach bui
Page 425 and 426: :NOX 667 NOSNoGGEN, ad;'. Cruaidh,
Page 427 and 428: •NUM 669 NYMNuBiFEROUS, adj. Keul
Page 429 and 430: :OBS 671 OBSObliteration, «. Dubha
Page 431 and 432: ':::OFF 673 OFFg^jhaidh, neo-ghnàt
Page 433 and 434: 'OPE •675 OPPOnly, adj. Aon, an t
Page 435 and 436: . cleir-bhreitheamh.'OR! 671^ OSSOr
Page 437 and 438: OVE 679 OVEOvergrow, v. a. et w. Fa
Page 439 and 440: :OUT 68Ì OXEOutgoing, s. Dol a mac
Page 441 and 442: PAL 683 PALPageant, s. Greadhnachas
Page 443 and 444: :.:PAR 685 PARParamour, s. Suiridhe
Page 445 and 446: PAS 687 PATso-ghiùlain, so-iomchar
Page 447 and 448: PED 689 PELPearled, mij. Neamhnuide
Page 449 and 450: ::PER 691 PERPenurious, adj. Spioca
Page 451 and 452: :PER 693 PÈÌlPerplexity, s. See P
Page 453 and 454: ;:PIA 695 PIEPhilologist, s. See Ph
Page 455 and 456: : :IPIO 697 PIT•tignich, ainneart
Page 457 and 458: - :PLA 699^ PLAPlague, f. 1. With p
Page 459 and 460: ::PLI 701 PLUPleasure, v. a. See Pl
Page 461 and 462: :POI 703 POLPoiGN'ANTLY, adv. See P
Page 463 and 464:
FOR 705 POSor unexpectedly : sgoilc
Page 465 and 466:
ou 707 PRAPothouse, s. Tigh leanna.
Page 467 and 468:
PRE 709 PREPREcrPiTOUSLY, odv. See
Page 469 and 470:
:PRE 711 PREPREORDiN"ATio>f, s. Koi
Page 471 and 472:
: :PRE 71' PRIPretty, adv. An eator
Page 473 and 474:
:PRO 715 PROgrading from rank or of
Page 475 and 476:
:;:PRO717 PROPromiscuous, adj. Coim
Page 477 and 478:
:PRO 719 PUE' D o"^'Proverb, s. Gn
Page 479 and 480:
:PUR 721 PUZchiont, ionracas. 4. fr
Page 481 and 482:
:QUE 7^3 QUI'Quarrelsomeness, s. Fr
Page 483 and 484:
;:RAG 725 RAIRacehorse, s. Each rei
Page 485 and 486:
:::HAS 727 RATRanter, s. Fear-àrd-
Page 487 and 488:
::REB 729 RECReally, adv. See Real.
Page 489 and 490:
RECpossible to be regained : so-bhu
Page 491 and 492:
:REG 733 REGdldean, tèanmmn, daing
Page 493 and 494:
::REM 735 REMRelieve, v. a. 1. Comh
Page 495 and 496:
::REP 737 REPRepast, s. Biadli, Ion
Page 497 and 498:
::RES ^39 RESReside, v. n. 1. Have
Page 499 and 500:
::::RET 741 IlEVcumail, fear-gleidh
Page 501 and 502:
jRight,RID 743 RIGRhyme, v. a. et w
Page 503 and 504:
'::ROA 745 ROGfàg. 9. make insuiTe
Page 505 and 506:
: :::::ROU 747 ROYRot, s. 1. A dist
Page 507 and 508:
::RUN /49 RUSRuler, s. 1. Governor
Page 509 and 510:
:SAI 751 SALSad, adj. 1. Sorrowful,
Page 511 and 512:
SAV 753 SCA2. feed to the full : s
Page 513 and 514:
:SCO 755 SCRSchool, s. Tigh-sgoile,
Page 515 and 516:
::SEA 757 SECScurfy, adj. Sgi'eabac
Page 517 and 518:
,:SEL 759 SENSeeing,chionn, do bhri
Page 519 and 520:
:SET 761 SEVSerosity, 5. Uisgealach
Page 521 and 522:
•dean.::SHA 763 SHEmhodhail, beag
Page 523 and 524:
::SHO 765 SHOShivering, «. 1. Act
Page 525 and 526:
:SIG767 SIMSickliness, s. Tinnead,
Page 527 and 528:
::SIZ 769 SKISir, s. L Tlie word of
Page 529 and 530:
::SLI 771 SLOSleet, s. Gliob, flich
Page 531 and 532:
SMU 773 SNEgobha, gobhain, ceàrd.
Page 533 and 534:
::SOL 775 SOLthe receptacle of the
Page 535 and 536:
::sou 777 SPASoRROWFULi-Y, cdv. See
Page 537 and 538:
::SPE 779 SPIsight : seallacUi. 3.
Page 539 and 540:
::SPR 781 SPRSpovk, s. Cailleach-sp
Page 541 and 542:
. 2.::STA 783 STASauiNT, V. a. et n
Page 543 and 544:
:STA 785 STEfalbh. 6. get the start
Page 545 and 546:
:::STI 787 STOStiffly, adv. See Sti
Page 547 and 548:
:::STR 789 STRsiach, sniomh, sguch.
Page 549 and 550:
STU 791 SUBStub, v. a. Thoir a bun,
Page 551 and 552:
:sue 793 SUGpiercing, acute : geur,
Page 553 and 554:
:SUP 795 SUPSuperciliously, adv. Se
Page 555 and 556:
::'::SWA 797 SWE2. make to depend u
Page 557 and 558:
SYN 799 SYSSylvan, adj. Coillteach,
Page 559 and 560:
:TAS 801 TAXTangle, s. 1. A knot of
Page 561 and 562:
::::TEN 803 TERprovoke : biiair, br
Page 563 and 564:
;THI 90S THITotobftic, ì Smuaintea
Page 565 and 566:
THU 807 TIFThrong, s. Dòmhladas, m
Page 567 and 568:
::TOI 809 TOOTiTHKR, s. Fear-togail
Page 569 and 570:
:TRA 811 TRA-without fracture : rig
Page 571 and 572:
::':TRA 813 TRETransport, v. a. 1.
Page 573 and 574:
::TRI 815 TRUfluctuate between two
Page 575 and 576:
tomhas:TUR 817 TUTÌ•Tumult, s. 1
Page 577 and 578:
::819VAIVANTJ'ACANCY, s. 1. Empty s
Page 579 and 580:
;VEN 821 VERof metal in the mine :
Page 581 and 582:
VIN 823 VIRcontest, contend : cuir
Page 583 and 584:
::UNC 825 UNDUltroneous, adj. Deòn
Page 585 and 586:
::UNI 827 UNNUnfold, r. a. 1. Expan
Page 587 and 588:
.vou 829 UPSevaporation : tiormachd
Page 589 and 590:
:831WABBLE,WAIV. n. Bi seòganaich,
Page 591 and 592:
fWAT 833 WAX::IWash, s. 1. Alluvion
Page 593 and 594:
:AYEL 835 WHEWeed, v. a. Gart-glila
Page 595 and 596:
::WIC 837 WILWhitewash, v. a. Còmh
Page 597 and 598:
1:WIT 839 WOOÌWisher, s. Fear-guid
Page 599 and 600:
:WRE 841 WRY»subhailccach, fiachai
Page 601:
:YOU 843 YULbràighdeach. 2. a mark
Page 605 and 606:
:;DICTIONARIUMSCOTO-CELTICUM.LATINO
Page 607 and 608:
;ADJ 849 ADOcliun ;propter : air sg
Page 609 and 610:
;;AFF 851 AGGAequor, s. Còmhnard,
Page 611 and 612:
ALT S53 AMBO àit-eigin eile.Aliund
Page 613 and 614:
;ANT 855 APEIAnimabilis, atlj. Beat
Page 615 and 616:
::ARD 857 ARMArbiter, s. Breitheamh
Page 617 and 618:
AST 859 ATTAssER, s. Maide fada.Ass
Page 619 and 620:
;AUS 861 AXUAuLAEUM, s. Obair ghrei
Page 621 and 622:
:BON 863 BULBiGA, s. Cairt, feun dh
Page 623 and 624:
:;CAL 865 CAPCalcitratus, «. Ereab
Page 625 and 626:
;:;CAV 867 CENCastigatio, s. Cronac
Page 627 and 628:
;CIS 869 CLACiBUS, s. Biadh, Ion, t
Page 629 and 630:
;COL S71 COMCoHORS, s. Còisir, cui
Page 631 and 632:
;COM S73 CONCoMPERENDiN-o, -ARE, t'
Page 633 and 634:
:CON S75 CONCoMFlTEOH, -ERi, V. dep
Page 635 and 636:
;:CON 877 CONCoNTEMPLo, -ARE, V. a.
Page 637 and 638:
;CRE 879 CRUCoRTicuLA, s. Bileag.Co
Page 639 and 640:
CUR 881 CYPfaighte, air fhaotainn ;
Page 641 and 642:
::DEF 883 DELfunge : dean, coinihli
Page 643 and 644:
:DESDeplanto, -are, v. a. Ath-shuid
Page 645 and 646:
;DIF 887 DIMDiATONi, s. Clachan-ois
Page 647 and 648:
':;DIS S89 DIVDisPERSiM, adv. Air l
Page 649 and 650:
DUL S91 DYSDrachma, s. Dram.DuLciTE
Page 651 and 652:
ELE S93 EME'TÊgestus, "J?• *•
Page 653 and 654:
ERR S95 EVEEpos, s. Duan, rann.Epot
Page 655 and 656:
:EXC 897 EXHExcERNO, -ERE, V, a. Cr
Page 657 and 658:
EXP 899 EXTExpiATio, s. Dioladh, io
Page 659 and 660:
:;FAE 901 FASFaber, s. Fear-oibre,
Page 661 and 662:
:FIG 903 FIXIFestinabundus, adj. Gr
Page 663 and 664:
FOR 905 FRAFoETEO, •EKE, V. tt. C
Page 665 and 666:
;FUNFuLiGO, s. Sùitli ; califfo :
Page 667 and 668:
:iarr.GLU 909 GRAGesticulor, -ari,
Page 669 and 670:
;HAR 911 HESHabilis, adj. Freagarra
Page 671 and 672:
HUM 913 HYSHoRTAMEN', s. Misneach,
Page 673 and 674:
IMM 91^ LMPi.MBELLis, adj. Lag, fan
Page 675 and 676:
;;INC 917 INCInamabilis, adj. Neo-t
Page 677 and 678:
•:INE 919 INFIndignus, adj. Mi-fh
Page 679 and 680:
INN 921 INSInhibeo, -ere, v. a. Cum
Page 681 and 682:
:INT 923 INTiNSTRUNfENTUNf, s. Inne
Page 683 and 684:
:INV 925 IRRInvado, -ere, v. a. Thi
Page 685 and 686:
:JUV 927 JUXJuvENis, adj. Og, ògai
Page 687 and 688:
;;LEA 929 LETLateo, -ere, r. n. Fol
Page 689 and 690:
'LOC 931 LUCLiNTEU.M, s. Tubhailt,
Page 691 and 692:
;MAL 933 MANMachaera, «. Claidheam
Page 693 and 694:
MEM 935 MITMedicamentosus, adj. Lei
Page 695 and 696:
MOR 937 MERMoNETARius, s. Fear-cùi
Page 697 and 698:
MIS 939 MULMiNisTRO, -ARE, V. a. Fr
Page 699 and 700:
;MYR 941 MYTMuTUUM, s. lasad, coing
Page 701 and 702:
NOM 913 NOVNIMIRu^f, adv. Gun teaga
Page 703 and 704:
I Obitus,;94.5OBIOBLOinlerj. O, a.9
Page 705 and 706:
:occ 0i7 OCTObtempero, -are, I', a.
Page 707 and 708:
OPP 9i9 ORAOperarius, s. Fear-oibre
Page 709 and 710:
:;951PALPANPABULARIS, adj.lonaltrac
Page 711 and 712:
PAV 953Patefacio, -ehe, v. a. Fosga
Page 713 and 714:
;,PER 955 PERPercunctatio, *. Vide
Page 715 and 716:
:;PIA 957 PINPetitio, s. larrtas, g
Page 717 and 718:
POL 959 POPPlumesco, -ere, v. incep
Page 719 and 720:
PRA 961 PRAPoTRix, s. Ban-nihisgear
Page 721 and 722:
-PRO 963 PROPRESsvs,]}art. Bruthta,
Page 723 and 724:
PRO 965 FROProlato, -are, t>. a. Le
Page 725 and 726:
,PUL 967 PURPuER, s. Ballachan, gio
Page 727 and 728:
:;QUA 969 QUIQuAESTUOSUS, adj. Buan
Page 729 and 730:
;REB 971 RECRana, s. Leumachan, los
Page 731 and 732:
;;REP 973 RESReminiscor, -I, V. dep
Page 733 and 734:
RUB 975 RUTRoDO, -ERE, V. a. Creim,
Page 735 and 736:
:;SAP 977 SAUSaltatrix, s. Ban-dann
Page 737 and 738:
SEC979 SEGScRiPTio, s. Sgriobhadh,
Page 739 and 740:
'SEX 981 SILSerius, adj. Cudthromac
Page 741 and 742:
SOL 983 SORSocoRS, adj. Mi-chùrani
Page 743 and 744:
STA 985 STESpoliatio, «. Creachadh
Page 745 and 746:
;SUB 987 SUBStultus, s. Amadan, bur
Page 747 and 748:
;SUP 989 SUPSuFFLAMEN, s. Bacadh, g
Page 749 and 750:
;::991rpABANUS, s.TAMGleithir, crei
Page 751 and 752:
;TES 993 THYTerebro, -are, v. a. To
Page 753 and 754:
;TRA 995 TRETrabea, s. Righ-eideadh
Page 755 and 756:
TUR 997 TYRTuEOR, -ERI, V. dep. Fai
Page 757 and 758:
:,VEN 999 VERVecors, adj. Mearanach
Page 759 and 760:
;::VIC 1001 VIXlag, fann, gun chli.
Page 761 and 762:
;UNG 1003 VOLUligo, s. Flicheachd,
Page 763:
VUL 1005 UXOVuLSURA, s. TaiTuing, s
Page 766 and 767:
ROIlloiMH-cHOMAiRLiCH, -IDH, K, V.
Page 768 and 769:
SIOSLISgàil-ionad, -AID, ID,; / cr
Page 770 and 771:
:SOSSRASo-FHUASGLAiDH, odj. Redeema
Page 772 and 773:
TEA 8 TIO:Taiseachail, -e, adj. Len
Page 774 and 775:
TUI 10 TUSTUATHAG, -AIG, -AN, .«./
Page 780:
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