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;:PIA 695 PIEPhilologist, s. See Philologer.Philology, *. Eòlas bhriatharan, eòlas-chalnntean,snas-chainnt, oilean chainntean.Philomel, | c x- •• i iSee Nightingale.Philomela,/*-Philomot, adj. Seargta mar dliuilleag.Philosopher, *. Teallsanach, feallsannach, duinefoghluinite, càiieadair.Philosophic,] adj. Oileanacli, foghluimtc, fios-Philosophical,J"rach, glic, teallsanta, ionnsuichte,cagnaidh.Philosophically, adr. See Pliilosophical.Philosophy, s. Feallsanaclid, teallsanacLd, àrdflioghlum,eagnaidheachd, reusonacliadh.PiiiLTEn, V. a. Tàlaidli, tarruing gu gaol.Phiz, s. Aogas, aghaidh, giiùis, eudan.Phlebotomist, s. Cuislear, fear-tarruing fola.Phlebotomy, s. Fuil tharruing, leigeil fola.Phlegm,*. 1. Of the body: sùgh uisgidh, leanntancuirp. 2. coolness, indifierence : amhaidheachd,no-aoidhealachd.Phlegmatic, adj. 1. Abounding in phlegm : uisgidh,ronnach. 2. dull, frigid ; trom, amhaidli,fuarraidh, marbhanta, leasg.Phleme, s. Tuadh fola, lannsa slacain.Phosphor, \s. 1. The morning star : maidneag.Phosphorus,/ 2. a chemical inflammable substance: stuth àraidh a lasas an t-aileadh.Phrase, s. 1. An idiom : dòigh labhairt, dòighbhriathai-. 2. style, expression : labhradh, bruidhean,cainnt.Phraseolo(;y, s. Gnath-chainnt, modh-labhairt,gnàth-bhriathar.Phthisic, | s. Tinneas caitheimh, cnuimh, eitig,Phthisis, j sgamh-clinuimh, caitlicanih.Phthisical, a//J. Caithteach, cnùimhteach, sgamhchnuimheach,caitheamh.Phylacter, s. Foir, oir, ioniall eudaich, no, stiòmI^Phylactery, Jleathann air an robh sgriobhaidheansònruichte aig na h-Iiidhaichibh.Physic, s. 1. Science of: eùlas leighis, oileanleighis, leigh-oilean. 2. remedies : cungaidheanPiA MATER, s. Sgannan na h-eanachainn, cochull nah-eanchainn.PiBRACH, s. Piobrachd, piobaireachd.Pick, v. a. et n. 1. Cull, select: tagh, dioghlumaich,tog, gabh roghadh is taghadh. 2. take up,gather : tog, tionail. 3. separate from any thinguseless, or noxious : cuir air leth, tog, glan. 4.pierce : sàth, toll. 5. pull : pioc. 6. rob : gold,dean reubainn. 7. open a lock : bris, fosgaii, tog.8. find fault with : tiolp. 9. eat slowly, and bymorsels : spiol, criom.Pick, s. Piocaid.Pickaxe, «. Piocaid.Picked, adj. Geur, biorach.Picker, v. „. 1. Pirate, pillage, rob : spùill, creach,spùinn. 2. make a flying skirmish : thoir ruatharleighis. 3. a purge : purgaid. 4. /)/. teallsanachdnaduir, càileadaireachd.Physic, v. a. Purgaidich, thoir purgaid do.Physical, adj. 1. Relating to nature: nàdurra,càileach, càileadarach. 2. pertaining to the scienceof healing: leigheasach.Physically, adi\ See Physical.Physician, s. Olla leighis, leigh, lighlche.Physiognomer, 1 s. Gniiis-bhreitheamh, gnùis-PhysiognoiMist, Jfliiosaiche.Physiognomy, s 1. The science falsely so called aich. 2. enlarge : cuir mir fi. 3. join, unite :gnùis-fhiosachd. 2. the face : gnùis, aogas, tuar, ceangail, tàth. 4. join, coalesce : ceangail, dlùthaich.coslas, eudan.Physiologist, s. Teallsanach ghntithean is chàilean.Piecer, s. Chidair, fear-càiridh.Pieceless, adj. Slùn, iomlan.Physiology, s. Teallsanachd ghnèithean, is chàilean.Piecemeal, adv. Gu mireanach, le bloigh is bloigh,mir air mhir.PiAcuLAR, \adj. 1. Expiatory: reiteachail, eiric- Piecemeal, adj. Aon-fhillte, air leth, roinnte.PiAcuLous, j each. 2. such as requires expiation Piecemeal, s. Bloigh, crioman.ciontach, eiric-fheumnacli.PiECEMEALED, adj. liloiglieach, criomanach.air.Picker, s.aidh. 2.buaireis.Picket, s.1. One who picks, or culls: fear-taghonewho hastily takes up a matter : fear-3. a pick-axe : piocaid.1. A sharp stake: bior. 2. a guardposted before an army : freiceadan toisich, ì'rciceadanrabhaidh.Pickle, s. 1. Any kind of salt liquor : sail, piceal.2. condition, state : cor, luidhc, càireadh.Pickle, v. a. Saill, deann saillte, no goirt.Picklock, s. 1. An instrument to force locks:glas phiocaid. 2. the person who picks locks :fear togail ghlas, mèirleach.Pickpocket,s. Gadaiche, mèirleach, geàrr-spor-Pickpurse,(^j an.PrcKTHANK, s. Meachranaiclie, sgimilear.Picktooth, s. Bior fhiacall.PiCTs, s. Piocaich, cruinnich, daoi'ne dathta.Picture, s. 1. Of a person, or thing : dealbhaireachd.3. resemblance : dreach, coslas, deaibh.Picture, v. a. Dealbhaich, dreach, tarruing deaibh,no coslas.Picturesque, adj. Bòidheach, àijlidh, breagha.Piddle, r. fi. Pioc, bi faoineasach, bi rudanach.PiDDLER, *. Piocadair, fear rudanach.Pie, *. 1. A dish : pithean. 2. See iMagpie.Piece, s. 1. A patch : mir, breid, breaban, tuathag,cliid. 2. a fragment : bloigh, bloighd. 3. apart :roinn, earrann. 4. a picture : deaibh. 5.a comjM)sition : saothar, gniomh, obair. 6. a singlegreat gun : gunna inòr. 7. a hand gun :gunna gJaic. 8. a coin : bonn. 9. ajiplied totime: uair, iiine. 10. a-piece : am fear, an neach,an te. Two eyes a-piece: da shùil an neach.Of a piece with : a feir, araon fi.Piece, v. a. et n. 1. Patch : chid, breid, tuathag-