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

:OUT 68Ì OXEOutgoing, s. Dol a macli.Outgrow, v. a. Fas thairis, cinn thairis, fas osceann.OuTGUARD, s. loraall-flireiceadan, freiceadan iomallach.Outhouse, s. Tigh a muigli, tigh-beag, cCiI-tigh.OuTKNAVE, r. a. Cuir a mach le slaightearachd,meall am mealltair.OuTLANDER, s. Eil-tliireach, allniharach.Outlandish, adj. Eil-tliireach, coimheach, allmharach.Outlast, v. a. JNIair ni 's faide iia, buanaich ni 'sfaide na.Outlaw, s. Feai- air cliàrn, fògaracli, ceatharnachcoille.Outlaw, v. a. Fogaraich, cuir air chài-n.Outlawry, s. Binn-fliògraidh.Outlet, s. See Outgate.Outline, s. Crioch, dealbh, iomall, dealbh aghaidh.Outlive, i'. a. See Survive.Outliver, s. See Surviver.muigh. 2. extreme part : iomall, oir. 3. superficialappearance : dreach, coltas. 4. person :riochd, dealbh, cruth, coltas.OuTSKip, V. a. Teich, faigh as, tàir as.OuTSKiRT, s. Foir-iomall, iomall.Outspread, v. a. Sgaoil a mach, craobh-sgaoil.Outstand, v. a. et m. Cuir an aghaidh, seas ri, seasan aghaidh, seas a mach.Outstrip, v. a. Fug air deireadh, faigh buaidh air.Outvalue, v. a. Rach thairis an luach, bi ni 'sluachmhoire.Outvie, v. a. Faigh barrachd. See Outstrip.Outwalk, v. a. Fag air deireadh, coisich ni 'sluaithe, buadhaich le coiseachd.Outwall, *. Balla muigh, balla mach, muigh-bhalla.Outward, adj. 1. Materially external : air antaobh muigh, 's an taobh muigh. 2. external, visible: faicsinncarh. 3. extrinsic, adventitious : o'n taobh muigh, an taobh muigh do. 4. foreign :eil-thireach. 5. (in theology), carnal, corporeal :faicsinneach, aimsireil, corporra.Outward, s. Cruth, riochd, dealbh.Outward, adv. 1. To foreign parts : gu tir choigrich.2. to the outer parts : gu h-iomall, guh-iomallaibh.Outlook, v. a. Cuii- a mach te sealltainn, no coimliead,tagh, roghnaich.Outlook, s. Faicill, taire, aire.Outlying, adj. Air leth, neo-àbhaiseach, neogbnàthach.Outwardly, orff. A muigh, on leth muigh, am IcthOutnumber, v. a. Racli os ceann àireimh, bi ni 's mach.lionmlioire.Outwards, adv. See Outward, adi: 2.Outmost, adj. A 's fhaide a mach, iomallach. Outweed, v. a. Gart-ghlan.Outpour, v. a. Dòirt a mach, cuir a mach.Outwit, v. a. IMeall, thoir an car a.Outrage, s. Aimhleas, sabaid, droch-bheart fhollaiseach,eucoir, ainneart, tàir, tàmailt.Outworn, part. Caithte as, caithte air falbh,Outwork, «. Obaii'-daingnich, am balla muigh.Outrage, v. a. et n. Cain, màb, maslaich, dean claoidhte.aimhleas, buin gu maslach ri.Outwrest, v. a. Thoir a machlc neart.Outrageous, Of//'. 1. ^'iolent, furious : cuthachail, Outwrougiit, part. Sàruichte, claoidhte.fiadliaich, air boile, borb. 2. tumultuous : tuasaideach,Owe, v. a. et n. 1. Be indebted : bi am fiachaibhsabaideach, buaireasach, aimlilcasach, ainn-do. 2. be obliged for : bi an comain, bi an coni-eartach. 3. excessive : ana-measarra, rai-stuama, ain air son. 3. the consequence of a cause : tarruingfuathmhor, ana-cneasda. 4. enormous, atrociouso, faigh o. 4. possess : sealbhaich, buin do,malluichte, coirpidh, ro-aingidh.biodh agad. 5. be obliged : bi fuidh fhiachaibhOutrageously, adv. See Outrageous.do. 6. I owe you nothing : cha 'n 'eil dad agadOutrageousness, s. Cuthach, boilc, fearg, buirbe. orm : 7. I owe you nothing (of obligation) : chaOutre, adj. Neò-ghnàthach, neo-àbhaiseach, neònach.'eil mi bonn 'n ad chomain.'nOwing, /jart. 1. Consequential: o, ag eiridh o. 2.Outrider,*. 1. Asummoner: maor. 2. one who due as a debt : ann am fiachaibh, dligheach do.travels about on horseback, or in a veliicle : marcaiche-eich,3. imputable to as an agent : coireach, ag eiridh.no, an carbad.Outright, adv. 1. Immediately, without delay:„ ' > *.Owlet, JCumhachag, ° coilleach-oidhche.gu h-ealamh, air ball, gun dàil. 2. completely : Owl-light, s. Camhanach, fàire, briseadh na fàire.gu buileach, gu h-iomlan, gu tur.Owler, Ò-. Fear-bathar nii-cheadaichte, no, mi-laghail.Outroad, «. See Excursion.Outrun, v. a. Ruith seachad air, fag air deireadh, Own, s. Fein, fhein. Every nation made gods offag 'n ad dheigh.their own : rinn gach cinneach dee dhoibh_/è7re.Outscape, s. Comas dol as.Own, i'. a. 1. Acknowledge: gabh ri, gabh te. 2.Outscorn, v. a. Dean tàir no, dimeas air, dean possess, claim : sealbhaich. 3. avow : aidich i\,dubh thàir air.aidich le. 4. confess, deny not : aidich.Outsell, v. a. Reic thar luacli, reic ni 's daoire. Owner, s. Sealbhadair, fear-seilblie.Outset, «. Tijs, toiseach, dol a mach.Ownership, s. Sealbh, seilWi, maoin, cuid, coir.Outshine, v. a. Dears a mach, soillsich a mach, Ox, s. Damh, àgadh.glan-shoillsich.Oxlike, adj. Damhail, damhach.OuTSHOoT, v. a. Tilg ni 's faide, tilg seachad air. OxEYE, s. Dithean mòr.Outside, s. 1. External part : uachdar, an taobh Oxeyed, adj. Darah-shuileach.' 'Vol. II.4iR