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;VEN 821 VERof metal in the mine : cuisle, slighe. 4. of tliemind, or genius : togradh, toil, gnè. 5. humour,temper : nàdur, càil. 6. streak, variegation : stiall.Veined, 1o^". 1. Full of veins: fcitheach cuis-Veiny, Jleach. 2. streaked : stiallach, breac.Vellicate, v. a. Spion, spiol.Vellication, s. Spionadh, spioladh.Vellum, s. Craicionn min air son sgriobhaidh.Velocity, s. Luaths, luathas, luatliailteachd, deann.Velvet, s. Beilblieid, sioda min mollach.Venal, adj. 1. Mercenary : so-reicidh, reiceach,an geall air duals, sanntach. 2. contained in theveins : cuisleach, fèitheach.Vend, v. a. Reic.Vender, s. Fear-reic, reiceadair.Vendible, adj. Reiceach, so-feic, margadail, margail.ladh. 4. emission, passage : slighe, ratliad. 3.sale : reic, margadh.Vent, v. a. et n. I. Let out at a small aperture :leig a mach, leig fo sgaoil. 2. utter, report : leigfo sgaoil, leig ruith le, cuir o 's àird. 3. emit,pour out : dòirt, taom a mach. 4. publish : foillsich,nochd. 5. sell : reic. 6. snuff : tarruing led' sliròn.Ventilate, v. a. 1. Fan with wind : cuir ri gaoith,fasgain. 2. examine : rannsuich, fidrich.Ventilation,*. 1. The act of fanning: fuarachadh,cur ris a' ghaoith. 2. refrigeration : fuarachadh,tionnarachadh. 3. examination : rannsuchadh, fidreachadh.Ventilator, s. Fuaragan seòmair.Ventricle, «. 1. The stomach : goile, brù. 2.any small cavity in an animal body : cos.Ventriloquy, s. Brù-bhruidhinn, brù-cliainnt.Venture, «. 1. A hazard: cunnart, gàbhadh. 2.chance, hap : cunnart, tuairmse. 3. a stake : geall.4. at a vetUure : air thuairmse.Venture, v. a. et n. 1. Expose to hazard: cunnartaich,cuir an cunnart, cuir an gàbhadh. 2. puton a venture : cuir air thuairmse. 3. dare : gabhcuid cunnairt. 4. run a hazard : rach an cunnart,rach an gàbhadli. 5. venture at: oidhirpich, thoirlonnsuidh. 6. never venture, never won : murfeuch cha n fhaigh.Venturer, s. Fear-gàbhaidh.Venturing, s. Dol an cunnart, dol an gàbhadh.Venturous, ofij?'. Dana, misneachail a' gabhail cunnairt,neo-sgàthach.Venturously, adv. See Venturous.Venturousness, «. Dànachd, misneach.Venus, s. Reul na maidne.Veracious, adj. Firinneach, fior.Veracity, s. Firinn, firinneachd.Verb, s. Facal, focal, briathar.Verbal, adj. 1. Spoken, not written : briathrach,Venemous, adj. Puinnsionach, nimheil.Venerable, adj. Urramach, measail, airidh air urram,airbhinneach.Venerableness, s. Urramachd, measalachd.Venerably, adv. See Venerable.Venerate, v. a. Urramaich, cuir meas air, thoironoir do.Veneration, s. Urramachadh, urram, meas, onoir,àrd-urram.beòil, focail, foclach, focalach. 2. consisting inVenerator, s. Fear-urramachaidh.mere words : foclach, briathrach. 3. minutely exactin words : puncailVenereal, ì j- t-, • -i r m u^r > adj. Druiseil, feolmhor.am foclaibh.•'VenereouSjJlitireil.4. hteralVenery, s. 1. The sport of hunting : sealg, sealgaireachd.Verbally, adv. See Verbal.2. the pleasure of the bed : connanachd, Verbatim, adv. Focal air son focail.connan.Verberate, v. a. Buail, sgiùrs, gabh air.Venge, v. a. See Avenge.Verbiage, s. Briathrachas.Vengeance, *. Dioghaltas, peanas, aicheamhal. Verbose, adj. Foclach, focalach, briathrach.Vengeful, adj. Dioghaltach, mi-funath.Verbosity, s. BriathrachasT gobaireachd.Veniable, ) adj. 1. Pardonable, excusable : leisg- Verdant, adj. Gorm, uaine.Veni.\l, eulach, so-mhalhaidh. 2. permitted : Verdict, s. Breith, barail, binn.Jceadaichte.Verdigrise, s. Meirg praise.Venialness, s. Leisgeulachd.Verdure, s. Uaine, feur uaine, glasradh.Venison, s. Sithionn.Verge, s. 1. A rod, an emblem of authority: slatshuaicheantais.Venom, s. Puiunsion, puinnsean, nimh.2. brink, edge : oir, foir, ioniall.Venomous, adj. Puinnsionach, puinnsionta, nimheil. Verge, v. n. Aom, claon, teann fi.Venomously, adv. See Venomous.Verifiable, adj. So-dhearbhaidh.Venomousness, *. Nimhneachd.Verifier, s. Fear-dearbhaidh na firinn.Vent, i. 1. A small aperture: toll, tollan, tollfeadain,Verify, v. a. Deaibh, coimh-dhearbh, daingnich,toll-àile, deatachan. 2. passage out of còmhdaich, fìrinnich.secrecy to public notice : leigeadh a mach, dol a Verily, adv. Gu dearbh, gu deimhin, gu firinneach.mach, dol fo sgaoil. 3. the act of opening : fosg-Veritable, adj. Fior, cinnteach, firinneach.Veritably, adv. See Veritable.Verity, s. 1. Truth, consonance to the realty ofthings : firinn. 2. a true tenet : ràdh fior, firinndhearbhta.Vermiculous, adj. Cnuimheach, durragach.Vermilion, s. Càrnaid, corcur, basg-luath.Vermilion, V. a. Dathdearg.Vermin, s. Biastan cronail, ineanbh chreutaireau.Verminous, adj. Biastagach, mialach.Vernacular, adj. Màthaireil, dùthchasr.ch, dualach.Vernal, adj. An earraich, do 'n earrach.Versatile, a^". 1. That may be turned round: