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

ATT doe AVAleitlieamli, frithcaladh. 2. service : frithealadli,seirbhis. 3. the persons waiting : luchd-frithealaidh,luchd-feitheimh, seirbheisich. 4. attention,regard : aire. 5. expectation : diiil-fheitheamh,aniharc air son.Attendant, adj. Fritheilteach, aig coimheadachd.Attendant, s. 1. One that attends : fear-feitheinili,tear-irithealaidh. 2. one that belongs to thetrain : fear de 'n luchd-leanmhuinn, aon de 'nluchd-coinihideachd. 3. one that waits the pleasureof another : fear-feitheimh, fear-frithealaidh.4. one that is present at any thing : fear-feitheimh,fear-anihairc.Attendee, s. Combanach, fear-culdeachd.Attent, adj. Furachail, a' tabhairt Ian aire fritheilteach.Attention, s. Aire, tabhairt fainear, beachdachadh,furachas, faicill.Attentive, adj. Furachail, faicilleach, suiraeil,beachdail, cùramach.Attentively, adv. See Attentive.Attentiveness, s. Aire, tabhairt fainear, faicilleachd.Attenuant, adj. Tana, caol, a thanaicheas, a nicaol.Attenuate, v. a. 1. Make thin, or slender : deantana, tanaich, dean caol. 2. lessen, diminish : lughdaich,dean tearc.Attenuation, s. 1. The act of making anythingthin, or slender : tanachadh, caolachadh. 2. the(in hunting) the horns of a buck, or stag : cròccinn,cabar-cinn. 4. (in botany) a division of theflower of a plant : bil ihana luis.Attirer, s. Fear-sgeadachaidh, fear-cluthachaidh.Attiring, s. Còmhdach-cinn, breid an crannaig.Attitude, s. Suidheachadh, seasanih, sèol-nochdaidh.Attollent, adj. Togalach, a thogas an àirdr.Attorney, «. 1. Ard-fhear gnothaich, fear-ionaid,sgriobhair, fear-lagha. 2. anciently used for thosewho did any business for another : fear-seasaimhàite neach eile, fear-ionaid.Attorney, f. a. 1. Perform by proxy: dean àiteneach eile, bi d' fhear-ionaid, seas air son. 2.employ as proxy : gabh mar fhear-ionaid, cuir 'n ad' àite.Attorneyship, s. Dreuchd fir-lagha, sgrlobhaireachd.Attract, v. a. 1. Draw to sometliing : tarruing,tarruing 'n a d' dheigh. 2. allure, invite : tàlaidh,nieàll 'n a d'ionnsuidh.Attracter, s. See Attractor.Attractical, adj. Tarruingeach, tàlaidlieach.Attractingly, adv. See Attractical.Attraction, s. 1. The power of drawing anything : comas-tarruing, comas-tàlaidh, sùghadh. 2.the power of alluring, or enticing : comas-tàlaidli,mealladh.Attractive, adj. 1. Having the power to drawany thing : tarruingeach, sùghach. 2. inviting, alluring,enticing : tàlaidlieach, mealltach, buaireanta.Attractive, «. Tàladh, mealladh.Attractively, adv. See Attractive, adj.Attractiveness, s. Cumhachd-tarruing, comas-tàlaidh,taitneachd, mealltachd.Attractor, s. Fear-tarruing, fear-tiilaidh, sCighadair.Attrahent,*. Fear-tarruing, fear-tàlaidh, sùghadair.state of being made tJiin, or less ; caoilead, tanachd.Attrap, v. a. Aodaich, sgeadaich.adj.Attributable, Buintinneach, so-chur as leth.Atter, s. Salachar, ni truaillidh.Attribute, i'. ff. 1. Ascribe, give, yield as due:Attest, r. a. 1. Bear witness of : thoir fianuis, tog cuir as leth, thoir a choir do, thoir seachad mar isfianuis, dean teisteas. 2. call to witness : gainn cubhaidh. 2. impute as to a cause : cuir as leth,mar fhianuis, cuir ràdh air.Attest, s. Fianuis, teisteas, teisteannas.cuir air.Attribute, s. 1. The thing attributed to another,Attestation, s. Teisteas, fianuis, dearbhadh.as perfection to the Supreme Being : feart, buaidh.Attester, ) ^Attestor, JFianuis fear-tabhairt fianuis.2. quality, characteristic disposition : buaidh. 3.reputation, honour : cliù, onoir, subhailc.Attic, adj. Glan-chainnteach, soilleir-bhriathrach, Attribution, s. IMoladh, buaidh-chliù.grinn-labhrach.Attributive, s. A chuireas as leth, co-phàirteachail.Attic,*. 1. A native of Attica : Atticach, fear a' Attrite, adj. 1. Ground, worn by rubbing:mhuinntir Attica. 2. (in architecture) the ganvt, meiltc, suaithte, minichte. 2. (with divines) sorry:or uppermost room in the house : an seòmar mullaich,an t-iird sheòmar.duilich, cràiteach.Attriteness, s. Cnamh, min-shuathadh, bleith.Attire, v. a. 1, Dress, habit, array : aodaich, còmhdaich,Attrition,.?. 1. The act of wearing things by rub-sgeadaich, sgiamhaich. 2. (in heraldry) bing one against another : caitheamh, rubadh,spoken of the horns of a buck, or stag : comhdaich,bleith, mln-shuathadh. 2. the state of being worn :sgeadaich, cuir an uidheam.caitheamh, cnamh. 3. (with divines) grief for sin:Attire, s. 1. Clothes, dress, habit : aodach, còmhdach,duilichin, an-shocair inntinn.ean'adh, culaidh, trusgan. 2. the head-dress Attune, v. a. 1. Make any thing musical : gleus,in particular : carradh-cinn, còmhdach-cinn. 3. cuir am fonn. 2. tune one thing to another : cofhuaimnich,cuir an co-fhreagarrachd fuimi.At WEEN, adv. or ])rej). The same with ie/iwc»«, whichsec.Atwixt, prep. See Betwixt.Avail, v. a. 1. Profit, turn to profit : buannaich,coisinn, tionndaidh gu buannachd. 2. promote,prosper, assi.st : dean feum, dean tairbhc, cuidich.Avail, v. ii. Dean feum, dean tairbhe, dean sta,buannaich.