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

:PYR 722 PYXPuzzler, s. Buaireadair, fear-cuir am breislich.Pygarg, s. Eàrr-glieal.Pygmean, adj. Crion, beag, meanbh.Pygmy, s. See Dwarf.Pyramid, s. Barrachaol, biorraid.Pyre, s. Cairbh-theine, cruach-chonnaidh.Pyrites, s. Clach-theine.Pyromancy, s. Tein' fliiosachd, tein'-fhàisneachiLPythoness, .?. Ban-druidli, ban-fhiosaiche.Pyx, s. Bocsa, bòsdan.QUAB, s.QUASee Gudgeon.Quack, v. n. 1. Like a duck : ràc, deanglocail. 2. cbatter : bi àrd-ghlòireach, dean spagluinn.Quack, s. Sgoitich.Quackery,!QUACKISM, jSgoiticheachJ.Quadrangle, s. Ceithir-cbèarnag, cèarnan.Quadrangular, adj. Ceithir-chèarnach.Quadrant, s. 1. The quarter : ceathramh, cairteal.2. an instrument : cèarn-riaghailt, ceathramhan.Quadrate, s. Cèarnan.Quadrate, v. n. Freagair, bi coth-chothromacli.Quadratic, adj. Ccitliir-chcarnach.Quadrature, s. 1. The act of squaring : ceithirchèarnadh.2. a quadrature : cèarnan.Quadrilateral, a(ij. Ceithir-shlisneach.Quadrireme, s. Bàta cheithir-rùmhach.Quadrisy'llable, «. Ceitliir shioladh.Quadruped, s. lieathach ceithir-chosach, ainniliidh.Quadruped, adj. Ceithir-chasach, ceithir-chosach.Quadruple, adj. Ceithir-fillteacli.QuaTsre, v. a. Fiosraich, feùraich.Quaff, v. a. et n. Ol, gloc, sluig.QuAFFER, s. Pòitear, niisgear.Quagmire, s. Boglach, fèith, sùil-chruthaich.Quail, s. Gearra-goirt.Quailing, s. Lagachadh, fannachadh, tuiteam airais.Quaint, adj. Grinn, cuimir, snasmhor, puncail, rudach,fincalta.Quaintly, adv. See Quaint.Quaintness, s. Grinneas, cuimireachd, finealtachd.Quake, v. n. Crith, crath, criothnaith, luaisg.Quake, s. Crith, crithcadh, clisgcadh, cratliadh.Quaker, s. Crith-chreidmheach.QuAKERLY, a(^'. Mar chrith-chrcidmlicach.QuAKiNfi, s. Crithcadh, crÌDtliuachudli, crathadli.Qualification, «. 1. That wliic-h makes fit : iomclmidheachd,deasachadh, cubhaidheachd, fruag-QUAarraclid. 2. acconiphshment : foghlum, oilean,càil, feart. 3. abatement, diminution : lughdachadh,isleachadh.Qualifier, s. Fear-isleachaidh, fear-lughdachaidh.Qualify, v. a. 1. Fit : uidheamaich, deasaich,ullamhaich, dean iomchuidh. 2. abate, diminish :lughdaich, isHch, bcagaich. 3. ease, assuagelasaich, islich, lughdaich. 4. rectify, regulateriaghailtich, cuir an òrdugh.Quality-, s. 1. Nature relatively: nadur, gnè,càil. 2. particular efficacy : buaidh, feart. 3.disposition : nadur, call, gnu. 4. accomplishment: oilean, foghlum. 5. character : nadur,staid, cor. 6. rank : inbhe, staid. 7. persons,collectively : uaislean, maithean.Qualm, s. Neul, grad-thinncas, bualadh as.Qualmish, adj. Buailteach do ghrad-thinneas, lagle neul.Quandary, s. Teagamh, ag, imcheist, iomachomhairle.Quantity, s. 1. Of any thing which may he increasedor diminished : meud, meudaclul. 2. indeterminate: tomhas, cudthrom, tomult, uibhir.3. a portion : cuid, cuibhrionii, earrann. 4. measureof time in pronouncing : tomhas.Quantum, s. Meud, uibhir, uiread.Quarel, s. 1. : A breach of concord aimhrcit, cascòrdadh.2. a brawl : sabaid, tuasaid, iorghuill.3. a dispute : consachadh, trod, conspoid, coti'hstri.4. cause of debate : aobhar consachaidli.5. objection, ill will : fcarg, gamhias, mi-run. (>.a square of glass : ccàrnag-gliloine.Quarrel, v. n. 1. Debate, squabble : troid, consaich.2. fight, combat : dean stri, dean spàirn,cath, còmhraig. 3. fall into variance : cuir amach, cas-còrd.Quarreller, ,?. Fcar-iorghuill, fear-brionglaid.Quarrelling, s. Trod, iorghuill, consachadh.QuARRELLOus, ) adj. Tuasaideach, iorghuilleacli.Quarrelsome, y brionglaideach, buaireasach.Quarrelsomely, adv. See Quarrelsome.