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

. which:BEL 321 BENach.Bellitude, s. Maiseachd, àilleachd, grinneas.Bellow, V. n. 1. Make a noise as a bull: bùir,raoichd, ran. 2. make any violent outcry :beuc, raoichd, ran, dean sgalartaich. 3. vociferate,clamour : eigh, glaodh, sgread, sgreuch, deansgalartaich. 4. roar as the sea in a storm, or asthe wind : beuc.Bellow, «. Beuc, gàirich, rànaich.Bellower, s. Rànaire, beucair, sgalartaiche, fearbùirich.Bellowing, s. Beucaich, sgalartaich, bùirich, rànaich,gàirich.Bellows, «. Bolg-sèididh.Belluike, ad/. Ainmhidheach, brùideil an-iochdnihor.Bellv, s. 1. Tliat part of the body which reachesfrom the breast to the thighs : bru, bolg. 2. thepart of the body of a beast next the ground : bru.3. the womb : bolg, bru. 4. that part of manwhich requires food in opposition to the back : a'bhrù. 5. the part of any thing that swells out intoa large capacity : bolg, bru. 6. any place insomething is enclosed : taobh a stigh, bru.Belly, v. a. et n. 1. Fill, or swell out : lion anàirde, bòc a mach. 2. swell into a larger cajiacity,hang out : at an àirde, bòc, cinn ni 's mo, bulgaich.Bellyache, s. Tinneas-bronn, greim-mionaich, brùghoirt.Belly-band, s. Crios-bronn.Belly-bound, adj. Teann 's a' chorp, com-dliaÌDgean.Belly-cheer, s. Ròichd, teann-shàth.Belly-fretting, «. 1. The chafing of a horse'sbelly with the fore girt : suathadh crios-bronn. 2.a great pain in a horse's belly caused by worms :goirteas-bronn.Belly-ful, s. 1. As much food as fills the belly :làn-bronn, sàth, sàitheachd. 2. it is often used ludicrouslyfor more than enough : seid, sac-bronn.Belly-god, s. Geòcair, craosair, slugair.Belly-pinched, adj. Ocrach, gortach.Belly-roll, s. Rolair-meadhoin.Belly-slave, s. Geòcair, craosair.Belly-timber, s. Connadh-bronn, biadh.Belly-worm, s. Botus.Belman, s. Fear-bualaidh cluig, fear-cluig.Belmetal, s. Clag-mheiteal.Belock, v. a. Glais, druid, dilin mar le glais.Belomancy, s. Fiosachd le saighdibh.Belong, JJ.«. 1. Be the property of : buin do. 2. bethe province, or business of: buin, dean do ghnothachdheth. 3. adhere, be appendant to : buin, hian ceangal fi. 4. have relation to : bi teis, buindo. 5. be the quality, or attribute of: buin. 6.be referred to, relate : buin.Belonging, s. Buaidh, gnè, càil, feart.Beloved, part. Gràdhaichte, ionmhuinn.Belov:, prep. 1. Under in place, not so high : fo,fuidh. 2. under in point of time : an deigh. 3.inferior in dignity : ni 's isle, fuidhe. 4. inferi-VoL. II.or in excellence : ni 's tàire, ni 's suaraiche, fuidhe.5. unworthy of, unbefitting : fuidh, ro-iosal.Below, adv. I. In the lower place, in the placenearest the centre : gu h-iosal, fuidhe, shiòs, 's anionad iochdrach. 2. on earth, in opposition toheaven : air talanih, air làr. 3. in hell, in the regionsof the dead, opposed to heaven and earth :'s an ionad iochdrach, shios, gu h-iosal.Belowt, v. a. Cain, mag, tàmailtich.Belringer, s. Fear-cluig.Belrope, s. Cord cluig, slabhraidh cluig.Belswagger, s. Fear siùrsachd, fear thigh striopach.Belt, s. Crios meadhoin.Belt, v. a. Crioslaich mu 'n cuairt, cuir ann an crioscuairt.Bemad, v. a.Cuthaich, cuir air a' chuthach, cuir airboile.Bemangle, v. a. Gearr 'n a bhloighdibh, thoir as acheile.Bemask, v. a. Còmhdaich do ghnùis, foluich d'aghaidh.Bemaze, v. a. Cuir 'n a blireislich.Bemete, v. a. Tomhais le slait.Bemingle, v. a. Measgaich.Bemire, v. a. Luidrich, eabair, salaich te poll.Bemist, v. a. Dorchaich, doilleirich, tarruing sgàilair.Bemoan, v. a. Dean cumha, caoidh, dean tuireadh,gearain, dean bròn.Bemoanable, adj. Brònach, dubhach, tuirseach,truagh.Bemoaner, s.' Fear-caoidh, fear-gearain, fear-bròin.Bemoaning, s. Tuireadh, caoidh, bron, cumha.Bemock, v. a. Dean fochaid, tarcuisich.Bemoil, v. a. Slaod feadh a' phuill, eabraich, eabair,salaich, luidir.Bemonster, v. a. Dean uamhasach, cuir a cumadhie meud.Bemourn, v. a. Caoidh, bi dubhach, dean tuireadh,dean cumha.Bemused, adj. Smuaintinneach, bruadarach.Bench, s. 1. A seat distinguished from a stool byits greater length : being, ionad-suidhe. 2. aseat ofjustice : cathair-breitheanais, cathair-cheartais.3. the persons sitting on a bench : breitheamhnan,luchd-ceartais.Bench, v. a. 1. Furnish with benches : suidhichbeingeannan. 2. seat upon a bench ; cuir airbeing.Bencher, s. 1. Those gentlemen of the innsof court, who have been readers, are calledbenchers, or barristers : fear-beinge, fear-tagraidhan cùirt ceartais. 2. used also for the aldermanof a corporation : bàillidh. 3. a judge : breitheamh,fear-ceartais.Bend, v. a. et n. 1. Make crooked, inflect : crom,cam, camaich, liib. 2. direct to a certain pointcrom, stiùir. 3. apply to a certain purpose, to intendthe mind : suidhich d' inntinn, leag d' inntinn.4. put any thing in order for use : cuir an uidheam,suidhich, lagh. 5- incline : aom, lùb. 6. bow in2S