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PRO 'IS PROPhopose, v. a. Tairg, tlioir tairgsc do.PROPOSEit, s. Fear-tairgse.Proposition,*. 1. A sentence: ciall-ràdli. 2. proposal: tairgse, tairgsinn.Propound, v. a. Tairg, thoir am fradharc, nochd,taisbein.Propouxder, s. Fear tairgse, fear-taisbeanaidh.Proprietob, s. Scalbhadair.Proprietress, s. Ban-shealbhadair.Propriety,*. 1. Exclusive right : seilbh-cliòir. 2.accuracy, justness : iomchuidheaclid, cubhaidheachd,ccartas. 3. proper state : staid ionicliuidh.Prorogation, s. 1. Continuance : leanailt, sineadha macli. 2. of parliament : dàileachadh.Prorogue, v. a. 1. Protract : sin a niach, I'adaich.2. put off: cuir seachad, dàilich.Prosaic, adj. Rosgacli, neo-bhùrdail.Proscribe, v. a. Dit gu bàs, thoir binn.Proscriber, s. Fear-ditidh gu has.Proscription, s. Diteadh gu bus.Prose, s. Rosg.Prose, f . n. Sgriobh rosg.Prosecute, v. a^ et n. L Endeavour after anyfhing : lean, dliith-lean, oidhirpich. 2. continue,carry on : giùlain air aghart, lean. 3. pursue bylaw : tagair, agair.Prosecution, s. 1. Endeavour after any thing:leantuinn, cur air aghart. 2. suit : tagairt, agairt,tagradh.Proselyte, s. lompachan, lir-chreidmheach.Proselyte, v. a. lompaich, tionndaidh.Phoselytism, s. lompachadh, deigh air niuinntiriompachadh.Proselytize, ». a. Ipinpaich, dean iompacbain.Proser, «. Rosg-sgriobhair.Prosody, s. Eòlas rannaidheachd.Prospect, s.,1. Of something distant: sealladh,fradharc. 2. place which affords an extendedview : àite-fradhairc, ionad-seallaidh. 3. object ofview : sealladh. 4. into futurity : sealladh, beachd.5. regard to something future : dùil, beachd.Prospective, adj. 1. Viewing at a distance: a'sealltuinn foimhe, a' beachdachadh fiid as. 2. actingwith foresight: glic, sicir, fad-sheallach.Prosper, v. a. et n. 1. Favour : soirbhich, deansona, cuidich le. 2. be prosperous : soirbhich,l)uadhaich. 3. thrive : cinn, fas, thig air d' aghart.Prosperity, 5. Soirblicathadh, sonas, sealbh, rath,fortan, ])iscach.Prosperous, ailj. Sealbhath, fortanach, sona, àdhmlior,rathail.Prosperously, adv. See Prosperous.Prostitute, v. a. Truaill, mill, reic air son uilc, mibhuilich.Prostitute, adj. Gràineil, truailiidh, druiscil.Prostitute, s. ijtriopach, siùrsach, stiabaid, dubhchoitchionn.Prostitution,*. 1. The act of setting to sale:reic gun luach, truailkadh, milieadh. 2. the lifeof a public strumpet: striopachas, siCirsachd..Prostrate, adj. 1. Lying : siute, n a luidhe, oir abhlian. 2. at mercy : stnochdta. 3. throwndown : sleuchdta.Prostrate, v. a. 1. Lay flat : tilg slos, leag sios.2. in adoration : sleuchd.Prostration, s. \. In adoration : sleuchdadh,tuiteam sios, cromadh sios. 2. dejection : Jaeachadh.Protect, v. a. Dion, teasairg, sàbhail, tèarn, tèarmuinn.Protection, s. Ì. From evil : dion, dldean, tèarmunn,fasgadh. 2. a passport : cairt dhion, paipeirdiona.Protective, adj. Tèarmunnach, dlonach, a thèarnas.Protector,*. Didionnair, fear-dlona, fear-tèarmuinn.Protectorship, *. Dreuchd didionnair, dreuehdfìr-dìon.Protectress, s. Ban-dhidionnair.Protest, v. a. et n. 1. Call as a witness : gairmfianuis, cuir fianuis air. 2. give a solemn declaration: tog fianuis, cuir an aghaidh le fianuis.Protest, *. Cuir an aghaidh, togail fianuis an aghaidh.Protestant, adj. Ath-leasaichte, protastanach.Protestant, s. Fear de 'n eaglais ath-leasaichte,protastanach.Protestantly, adv. See Protestant, adj.Protestation, *. Mionnan, bòid, r«dh dealasach.Protester, s. Fear cuir an aghaidh le fianuis.Prototype, *. Roimh-shanihladh.Protract, v. a. Sin a niach, cuir dheth, cuir dàilann, mailUch.Protract, *. Maille, màirneal, sineadh fa