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Alleger, s. Fear-innsidh, fear-aithris.
Allegiance, s. Ùnihlaclid, gèilleadh, strìochdadh,
dlighe iochdarain do 'n righ.
Allegiant, atlj. See Loyal.
Allegoric, adj. Samlilacliail, air dòigh samhlaidh.
Allegorical, adj. Samlilacliail, air mliodh neo-Iit-
ireil.
Allegoricallv, adv. See Allegorical.
Allegoricalness, s. Samhlachas.
Allegorist, «. Fear-sgriobliaidh sliamhlaclian.
Allegorize, v. n. Sarahlaicli, cleachd cosamlilaclid.
Allegorizer, s. See AUegorist.
Allegory, «. Samliladh, cosamhlachd.
Allelujaii, s. Alelluia, Cliù do Dliia.
Alleviate, f. a. J. Make light, ease : eutromaich,
lughdaich. 2. extenuate, or soften: luglidaicli,
maothaicli, lagaich.
Alleviation, s. 1. Tlie act of making light, exte-
nuating : eutromachadh, lughdachadh, Ingachadh,
casgadh. 2. the cause of easing, or extenuating :
ni a dh'eutromaicheas, no, a lughdaicheas.
Alleviative, s. Comh-fhurtair, plàst-maothachaidh.
Alley, s. 1. A walk in a garden : rathad aimh-Ieath-
ann, ceum cumhang. 2. a passage in towns, nar-
rower than a street : sràid-chumhang.
Alliance, s. 1. Connection by confederacy: coi-
cheangal, cùmhnant, càirdeas. 2. relation by mar-
riage : cleamhnas. 3. by any form of kindred :
dàinih, càirdeas, dìlseachd. 4. the act of con-
tracting relation to another : ceanngal-bainne. 5.
the persons allied to each other : càirdean, luchd-
co-bhoinn, luchd-cùmhnaint.
Alliant, s. Caraid, companach.
Alliciency, s. Tarruing, cumhachd-tarruing "li a
dheigh.
Allicient, s. Fear-tarruing.
Alligate, v. a. Ceangail, snaidhm r' a cheile.
Alligation, s. 1. The act of tying together:
snaidhmeadh, snaidhm. 2. a certain rule in arith-
metic: an riaghailt shnaidhmeach, dòigh-cunntais
ieis am faighear a mach luach nithean coi-raeasgta.
Alligator, s. An lonach-shligneach, uile-bheist
àraidli uisge, an diithchaibh teth.
Alligature, s. Ceanglachan, lùbag.
Allision, s. Comh-bhualadh.
Alliteration, s. Sruth-fliocal.
Alliterative, adj. Aon-litreachail, co-litreachail.
Allocation, «. 1. The act of putting one thing to
another : cur r'a cheile, co-chur. 2. admission of
any thing to another : co-chàireadh.
Allocution, s. Labhairt, còmhradh, conih-labhairt.
Allodial, adj. Saor o chis fearainn.
Allodium, s. Fearann saor o chis 's am bith, saor-
sheilbh fearainn.
Allonge, s. Siaradh, sàthadh.
Alloo, v. a. Leig, stuig.
Alloquy, s. Còmhradh, labhairt, conaltradli.
Allot, v. a. 1. Distribute by lot : roinn te craun,
thoir cuid-crannchuir do. 2. grant : thoir, deòn-
aich. 3. distribute, pai'cel out : roinn, pàirtich,
tomhais a mach.
Allotment, s. 1. That which is allotted to any
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one : roinn, cuibhrionn, earrann. 2. part appro
priated : crannchur, earrann, cuid.
Allottery, s. Cuibhrionn, cuid, earrann, cuid-crann-
chuir.
Allow, v. a. 1. Admit, not oppose : leig le, cead-
aich, acntaich. 2. maintain as right : leig le, cead-
aich, na bac, seas, tagair. 3. grant, yield : cead-
aich, deònaich, gèill. 4. grant licence, permit :
tabhair comas do, deònaich, ceadaich. 5. give
sanction to : ceadaich, thabhair comas do. 6. give
to, pay to : ioc, thabhair seachad. 7. appoint for :
thabhair, sonruich, suidhich. 8. make abatement,
or provision, with concessions regarding something
else : leig le, ceadaich.
Allowable, adj. 1. Admissible : ceadaichte. 2.
permitted, lawful : laghail, ceart, dligheach.
Allowableness, s. Ceadachd, comasachd, laghail-
eachd, ceartachd.
Allowably, adv. See Allowable.
Allowance, *. 1. Admission, without contradic-
tion: cead, comas, saorsa. 2. sanction, licence,
authority ; comas, cead, ùghdarras. 3. permission,
freedom from restraint : cead, saorsa gun bhac-
adh. 4. settled rate, or appointment for any use :
cuibhrionn, cuid. 5. abatement from the rigour of
certain established laws : caomhnadh, leigeadh
seachad. 6. established character, reputation :^
fiùghantachd, teisteas, cUù.
Alloy, s. See Allay.
Allubescency, s. Toileachas, deònachas.
Allude, v. n. Ciallaich, tuig te.
Allure, v. a. Meall, tàlaidh, breug, tarruing ort,
glac gu seòlta, buair.
Allure, s. Foill-ghlacadh, ribe.
Allurement, s. iMealladh, tàladh, breugadh, buair-
eadh.
Alluber, s. Mealltair, fear-tàlaidh, buaireadair.
Alluring, s. Mealladh, tàladh, ribeachas.
Alluringly, adv. Gu foilleil, gu cluaintearach.
Alluringness,*. Foillealachd,mealltaireachd,cluain-
thearbadh.
Allusion, s. Sanas, ion-sharahlachadh, siiil, sealladh
Allusive, adj. Sanasach, sanasail, co-shamhlach.
Allusively, adv. See Allusive.
Allusiveness, s. Co-shùmhlachadh, tuigsinn le.
Alluvion, s. I. The carrying of any thing to some-
thing else by the motion of water : giùlan le sruth,
sruth-ioman. 2. the thing carried by water to
something else : salchar-srutha, cobhartachd-srutha.
Alluvious, adj. Sruth-ghiùlainte.
Ally, v. a. 1. Unite by kindred, friendship or
confederacy : coimh-cheangail, dean cleamhnas fi,
dean càirdeas ri. 2. make a resemblance between
two things by similitude, or any other way :
dean aon-inntinneach, aonaich, dliithaich an càird-
eas.
Ally, s. Caraid, companach, fear-cleamhnais.
Almanack, «. Miosachan, uibhreachan-ùine.
Almanack-maker, s. Fear-sgriobhaidh mhiosachan.
Almightiness, s. Cumhachd neo-chrlochnach, uile-
churahachd.