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lOMACHAINEACH
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lOMLAINEACHD
lOMACHAINEACH, 2em'.àch-an*-ach, a, anxi-
ous. ■
lo.MACHi'iMHN, 2èm'-a-chùerm, n./. anxie-
ty, solicitude ; tha e fodh iomaehuimhn,
he is anxious or solicitous.
loMACHiiMHNEACH, ^èm'.a-chùènn-ach,
adj. very anxious, very solicitous.
loMACHUiNGE, 2em'-à.chùèng-a, 7t.f. nar-
rowness, extreme narrow-mindedness.
loMACHi-MHANN, 2em'.fl-cliù-ann, adj. very
narrow ; very narrow-minded, or nig-
gardly.
loMAD, 2em'-ad, a. many, various, divers ;
. iomad seòl, various ways, divers man-
ners.
I0.MADH, 2èm'-X, n. m. various, many, di-
vers.
lOMXDACH, em'-ad-ach, a. many ; iomadach
uair, often ; iomadach tè, many a female;
iomadach fear, many a man.
lOMADAicH, 2èm'.ad-èch, v. multiply.
lOMADAiDH, 2era'-ad-è, n. f. many; great
number.
loMADAiL, enl'-ad-al, adj. multiplicable.
lOMADALAcnn, 2èm'-ad-aJ-aclig, n. f. mul-
tiplicity, plurality ; oir tliig aislinnean le
iomadalachd ghnothaichean, /or dt earns
come through multitude of business. B.
loMADATHACu, Sem'-ad-ach, a. of many
colours.
loMAGAiN, \2èm'-ag-a&n', n. /. anxiety,
lo.MAGixN, i great solicitude; fo iom.
again, solicitous.
loMAGAiNEACH, 2era'.gàetì.ach, a<|;. solicit-
ous.
lOMAGHAOiTH, 2era'-a-gha5èch, ■» n.f. edtìy-
lOMAGHàOTH, 2era'-a-gha6, /wind; in
bad Gaelic, whirlwind.
loMAiN, 2èm'-àèn', n. f. a drove of cattle;
play at golf, or cricket, or shinty ,- pt.
driving; fear-fomai«, a driver, drover;
V. drive, play at shinty ; ag iomain, play.
ing at shinty, striking as with the foot.
lOMAiR, ^èm'-èf, V. row, pull, play at
cards, backgammon, &c. ; iomair Each-
ainn, dean fodha, a Ruaraidh, pjtU or
row, Hector— make back-water, Rory ;
ag iomairt air chairtean, playiag at cards;
ag iomairt air a' bhall-speil, playing at
hand.ball- is dona a dh' iomair thu do
chairtean, you played your cards very ill ;
imp. V. behove, must.
lOMAiRc, 2em'-àèrk, n.f. removal; v. re-
move.
Iomairt, Zem'-arjt, n.f. play, game,. con-
flict, danger, hurry-burry, confusion ;
'san orra a bha'n iomairt, they were
greatly confused;' ciuiil, tla ann a h-
iomairt, mild and gentle in danger, dis-
tress; pt. playing, gaming, betting.
lOMAiETEACH, 2èm'-arjty'-aeh, adj. bet-
ting, laying wagers ; lavish.
loMALl, 2èin'-all, n. m. outskirts, limit,
border, refuse, remainder ; an iomall na
diithcha, in the outskirts of the country'}
iomall a bhaile, the outskirts or suburbs
of the city; aon iomall a bhios aca, any
refuse they may have.
loMALLACH, 2èm"-all-ach, adj. remote, dis-
tant ; aiteanan iomallach, remote or dis-
tant places, uttermost, farthest qff; a
chuid a h' iomallaiche do 'n t-sluagh, the
uttermost of the people. B.
lo.MARBHUiDH, ^em'-ur-vftè, n. f. hesita-
tion ; confusion about what to do, or
how to proceed.
loMARCACH, 2èm'-arck-aeh, adj. in many
straits; in distress, distressed, (aire.)-
loMASGAOiL, 2em'-a-skàaèl, i'. slack, slack-
en, loosen, untighten.
loMASGAOiLTE, èm'-ask-a6èl-t)-à, p< loose,
slack, slackened, loosened;
IoMASGAOiLTEACHD,èm'-ask-sga6èty'-achg,
n./. slackness, looseness, freedom.
lo.MCHAiR, 2èm'K;hàèr, v. bear, carry.
lo.MCHAR,2èm'-char. n.f. bearing, canning.
loMCHOiH,- era'-chocr, n. f. reflection; a'
cur iomchoir ormsa, reflecting on me.
loMCHUiDH, 2èm'-ach-c, a. proper, fit, be-
fitting; is iomchuidh sin duit, that is be-
fitting your case; mar chi thusa iom.
chuidh, as you see proper; is iomchuidh
dhuit dol dachaiilh, it is highly proper
that you should go home.
loMCHUiDHEACHn, ^em'-chueachg, n. f.
fitness, ss'uitableness, propriety.
loMDHRUJD, 2em'-a-ghrùjj, v. inclose.
loMFHUisGAiL, em'-àùsg-èl, V. trade, re-
lieve ; loosen, slack.
lOM^HUASCLADH, 2em'ùasg-l.i, n. m. traf-
fic, trade, something to trade with.
loMHAiGH, èm'-e^yA', n.f. image, likeness,
similitude, statute, expression of counte-
nance ; lia lomhaigh fein, in hisottn like-
ness.
lOMHAiGHEACHD, èvv'-è-achg, n. f. image-
r)', imagination ; gach feai- ann an seòm.
raiehibh wmhaigheachd fhein, every one
in the chamiers of his own imagination.
loMLAG, ^èm'-Uag; n.f. navel, nave;
loMLAiD, 2èm'-llajj, n.f. exchange, course,
duration ; v. exchange ; dean iomlaid,
exchange, barter; ann an iomlaid da
latha, in the course of two days, during
two days.
lOMLAiDEACH, 2em'-llajj-ach, adj. fluctuat-
ing, tossing as a sick person, restless,
tossing.
loMLAiDEACHD, ^èm'-Uajj-achg, n. f. un-
steadiness, fickleness, changeableness.
loM^AiNE, 2èra'-làèn-à, deg. of iomlan.
loMLANACHD, cm'-lan-achg, ") n./.per-
lOMLAi.vEACHD, 2em'-llàèn-achg, J fection,
integrity, maturity, completeness.