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DULDAIDH
dhubhtan, when a person is touched to
the quick.
' DtBHL*SACH, dùU'-unn.aeh, a, capable of
bearing ■eo)d and fatigue, hardy ; brave,
defying, challenging.
Dlbhlanachd, dùll'.unn-achg, n. /. har-
dihood, d^ree of bravery, fearlessness.
DLBftLiiTH, dùl'-llèà, Tuf. the spleen.
D'i;bhloisOte, dù-lloshg2-t>à, pt. burnt to
a cinder; diibhloisg, burn to a ciiuler.
DuBH-OGHA, dù'-à-a, n. m. the great grand-
son's grandson. H. S.
DuBHRADH, durr'-A, 71. m, a dark abject in
the distance, darkness.
DiBHRADAN, durr'-a-dan, n. m. a mote.
DiBHRLADH, dù'-rùàgh, a. auburn.
Dlbh-shiubhlach, dM-hul'-ach, n. /. a
strolling female or gypsy.
Ddbh-thbath, dù-hrà, n. m. the dusk.
DiBLACHADH, dùb'-lach-i, n. m. distilling
the second time ; pt. act of doubling.
DuBLAicH, dùb'-llèch, v. double, distill.
Did, dudd, n. m. a hollow sound.
Drp, dudd, n. in. a small lump.
DiDAck, dùdd'.ach, n. f. a trumpet, a
bugle, a war-hom.
DlDAiRE, dùdd'-ur-à, n. m. trumpeter.
DiiBH, dùèv, to you, (do sibh.)
DriBHE, dùè'-à, n. m. blackness; more or
most black ; ni's duibhe, blacker.
DuiBHEE, dùr'-à, darkness, shade. Smith.
DiTBHSE, dùèv'-shà, to you, emph. form.
DuiBREAC, dù'-brèùchg, n. m. a spirling.
DriL, du'l, n._/. expectation, hope, belief;
supposition : tha did' againn, we expect ;
thami'ndHÌ', I hope, I suppose, I ex-
pect, I imagine ; am bheilrfùj/aga, doyou
suppose ? an dial ra theachd, in expecta-
tion ofh is coming; thug sinn ar dii il deth,
we lost all expectation of him ; am bheil
diiil agadsa, do you suppose ? is beag dàil
a bh'agamsa, little did I expect ; tha dùil
agam ris, / expect him ; am bheil diiU
agaibh ris, do you expect him ? chàiU sinn
ar diiU deth, we lost all expectatixms of
him.
Di'ix, du'l, n. m. a creature, natiu-e, the
elements; gach diiil \AiiO, every Uvitig
creature; na duUe ieighaidh, the elements
shall melt. Smitli.
DriL, du'l, i>. hoop or thread as a hook. P.
shire.
DiiLE, dù'l'-à, n. m.a poor creature, a lit-
tle or diminutive person ; slso dùileag.
DuiLEACHD, du'l'-achg, n.f. doubt, suspi-
cion, as of a child ; ga chur anduileachd,
suspecting that th^ child it not your own;
iiubh shliochd.
DviLEAN.v, dùl'-unn, tu m. a perquisite, a
present ; raòran dhuiUeannan eile, a
great number oj other perquisites; a tri-
bute. Ir.
DuiLELM, dCicl'-lyam, n. m. a bound, leap.
DuiLEASc, dù'l'-usg, n. m. dilse, sea weed.
DriLicH, dù'l'-èch, a. difficult, hard ; ceisd
dhuitich, a difficult question ; sorn', grie-
vous; is duUich leam, / am sorry; is
duilich leis, he is sorry ; is duilich dhuit
f hagal, it is a pity far you to leave him ;
igeul a bu duilich leinn, news for which
we are very sorry ; is duilich leam gur
flor, / ain sorry it is too true; na's
duile, more difficult.
DuiLicHiX-V, dù'l'-èch-ènn, n. f. sorrow,
grief, vexation; tha e fo mhòran duiì-
ichrnn, he is very sorry, he is much griei-
ed; is beag dviliehinn, a th' ort, you
seem, not to be the-least sorry for it.
DuiLEE, dù'lly'-à, n.f. a leaf of any kind.
DnLLEACH, dùlly"-ach, n. m. foliage. •
DuiLL'EACHA.v, dùlly"-aeh-an, n.. m. a
pamphlet.
DriLLEAG, dùèllj-'-ag, n./. a leaflet; a leaf
of any kind ; taobh duilleig, a page ;
duiUeag comhla, leaf of a door; flap of
the breast ; dnSleag bhàite, white water
li'y- . .
Dlilleacach, du'lly'-ag-ach, a. leafy. ■
Dlillich, dù'lly"-èch, v. sprout, flourish.
Duix, duèn, v. ri. shut, enclose, close, but-
ton; lace, darken, obscure; dhiiin ceo
bhliadhna air a dhearrsa, the mist of years
has shrouded Ms splendour, Ossian;
ditin an dorus, shut the door.
DuiXE, dù'n'-à, n. m. a person ; body; a
man ; an individual ; an duine, the land-
lord ; an duine agamsa, my good man ;
my husband; am bheil duine a's tigh, is
tliere any body in ? is f hearra duine na
doarne, a proper person is better than
many men. G. P.
DuiXEicHAN, dù'n'-vh-an, ra. m. a mani-
kin.
DriXEAiACHD, dùèn'-all-achg, "^ n.m. man-
DriXEALAS, Quen'-all-as, ) Uness; de-
cision of character.
Dlixbil, dùèn'-al, a. manly ; like a man.
Duixx, dùènn, to us; thoii dhuinn, give
ys.
DuixxE, dùèrm'-à, a. more or most bro^-n.
DiiXTE,dùèn'-tyà, pt.shut; closed.
DtixTEAX, "diièn'-tyàn, n,j)?. heaps; for.
tification, forts.
Dltre, dùèr'-a, a. moie obstinate; more
untraetable ; ra. obstinacy, stiffness, in.
docility.
Di isEAL, dù?h'-ai, n. /. a whip. Xorth.
Drisc, dùèhsk,. r. awake; duisgte, awa-
kened.
DuiT, duetj-*, to you ; also dhuit.
DiLj dull, n. m. a noose; slipping noose.
DiL, dull, gen. of Diul, Dia nan dù/, the
God of nature.
DitiDAiDU ; see Diibhlaidh.
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