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leig gu ràdh. 3. call another as witness : cuir
fianuis air, gairm mar fhianuis.
Appeal, s. I. A provocation from an inferior to a
superior court : togail ciiise o aon chùirt gu cùirt
eile 's àirde, tagradh an aghaidh breitheanais. 2.
an accusation : cùis-dliìtidli, coire. 3. a sum-
mons to answer a charge : gairm gu cùirt. 4. a
call upon any one as a witness : leigeadh gu fian-
uis, cur fianuis.
Appealable, adj. A dli' fhaodar a thogail gu cùirt
ni 's àirde.
Appealant, s. Fear-togail a chùise gu ciàirt ni 's
airde, fear-tagraidh an aghaidh breitheanais.
Appealer, s. See Appealant, and also for its old
sense, see Appeacher.
Appear, v. n. 1. Be in sight: thig am fradharc,
thig 's an làthair. 2. become visible as a spirit :
nochd thu fein, foillsich thu fein, taisbein. 3.
stand in tlie presence of a superior : seas a suas,
seas an làthair. 4. be the object of observation :
seall thu fein. 5. exhibit one's self before a court
of justice : thig do 'n chùirt, thig 's an làthair. 6.
maJce clear by evidence : dean soilleir, dearbh le
fianuis. 7. seem, in opposition to reality : seall
thu fein. 8. make plain beyond dispute : dean
dearbhta, dean so-shoilleir.
Appearance, s. 1. The act of coming into sight :
teachd an làthair, sealladh. 2. the thing seen :
sealladh, coslas, cruth. 3. phenomena : seall-
aidhean, dreachan. 4. semblance : coslas. 5.
outside show : sealladh. 6. entry into a place :
dol 's an làthair, taisbeanadh. 7. apparition :
cruth, coslas, dreach. 8. exhibition of a person to
a court : teachd 's an làthair, nochdadh. 9. open
circumstance of a case : coltas folluiseach. 10.
presence, mien : coltas, sealladh, tuar.
Appearer, s. Fear-teachd 's an làthair.
Appearing, s. Teachd 's an làthair, taisbeanadli.
Appeasable, adj. So-shitheachaidh, a ghabhas a
thoirt gu reite.
Appeaseableness, s. Fitfasdachd a dheanamh
reidh.
Appease, v. a. I. Quiet, put in a state of peace :
reitich, slthich, ciiiinich. 2. reconcile, still wrath :
reitich, dean reidh, sithich. 3. still, quiet : ciùin-
ich, sithich, dean min.
Appeasement, s. Siothchaint, reite, cordadli.
Appeaser, s. Fear-dhèanamh na sithe, fear-reite.
Appeasive, adj. Siothchail, ciùin, a thraoghas fearg.
Appellancy, «. Togail cùise gu cùirt a 's àirde,
comas a chùis a thagradh an cùirt ni 's àirde.
Appellant, s. 1. A challenger : fear-dùlanach-
aidh, fear-iarraidh connspoid. 2. one that appeals
from a lower to a higher court : fear-togail cùise
gu cùirt ni 's àirde, fear-tagraidh an aghaidh breith-
eanais.
Appellant, adf. A bhuineas do chùis-thogail.
Appellate, ad/. 1. The person appealed against :
tagarrach. 2. created on appeal : cùis-thogalach.
Appellation, s. 1. Name : ainm. 2. appeal, s.
which see.
Appellative, s. Co-ainm, tiodal.
Appellative, adf. Tiodalach, coitchionn.
Voi,. II.
Appellatively, adv. Air doigh ainme àbhaiseich.
Appellatory, ft<^'. Tagarrach, annsam bheil aobhar
air son bhi togail cùise gu cùirt ni 's àirde.
Appellee, s. Fear an aghaidh am bheil a' chùis air a
togail, fear dion an tagraidh.
Append, v. a. 1. Hang any thing upon another:
croch air, croch ri. 2. add something : cuir 'n a
dheigh, cuir ri.
Appendance, s. Ni ceangailte ri ni eile.
Appendage, s. Ni air a chur ri ni eile.
Appendant, adj. 1. Hanging to something else:
an crochadh ri. 2. annexed : ceangailte ri. 3. (in
law) any thing belonging to another : dol maille fi,
Appendicate, v. a. Cuir ri, croch ri, ceangail fi.
Appendication, s. Crochadh fis, ceangal fis, leas-
achadh, meudachadh.
Appendix, s. 1. Something appended to another
thing : am mir an crochadh, am niir slaoid, fath-
sgriobhadh 2. an adjunct or concomitant : ni
co-cheangailte fi ni eile.
Apperceive, v. 11. Tuig, thoir fainear, faic.
Apperceiving, i. Tabhairt fainear, faicsinn, tuigsinn
breithneachadh.
Apperception, s. Fein-bhreithneachadh.
Apperil, s. Cunnart, gàbhadh.
Appertain, v. n. 1. Belong to, as of right : buin
do, buin do thaobh còrach. 2. by nature or ap-
pointment : buin do thaobh nàduir.
Appertainment, s. Ni a bhuineas do dh' inbhe 's am
bith, dlighe.
Appertinent, adj. A bhuineas do, dligheach.
Appetence, | s. 1. Carnal desire : ana-mhiann,
Appetency,/ togradh feòlmhor. 2. simply de-
sire : iarrtas, togradh, deigh.
Appetent, adj. Ro-dheigheil.
Appetible, adj. lon-mhiannaichte.
Appetibility, «. lon-rahiannachd.
Appetite, s. 1. The natural desire of good : miann,
deigh, togradh, toil. 2. the desire of sensual plea-
sure : anamhiann, togradh feòlrahor. 3. violent
longing : fadal, mòr-mhlann, fìor-chion. 4. the
thing eagerly desired : miann. 5. keenness of
stomach : ocras, pathadh, iotadh.
Appetite, v. a. larr, biodh toil agad do.
Appetition, s. Deigh, togradh, toil.
Appetitive, adj. Miannach, deothasach, togarrach.
Applaud, v. a. 1. Praise by clapping the hands :
ard-mhol, ard-chliùthaich, dean luathghair. 2.
praise in general : mol, cliuthaich, cuir suas.
Applauder, s. Moladair, fear-molaidh, fear-cliùth-
achaidh.
Applause, s. Àrd-mholadh, moladh, cliù.
Applausive, adj. Moltach, cliuiteach.
Apple, s. 1. The fruit of the apple tree : ubhal,
raeas na craoibh-ubhail. 2. the pupil of the eye :
ubhal na sùla.
Apple-tart, s. Pithean ubhal.
Apple-tree, s. Craobh-ubhail.
Apple-yard, s. Gàradh ubhal.
Appliable, adj. See Applicable.
Appliance, s. Co-chur.
Applicability, s. Buintinn, iomchuidheachd.
Applicable, adj. So-fhreagarrach, iom:hu:dh,
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