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Applicably, adv. Sec Applicable.
Applicant, s. Fear-iarraidh ni 's am bith.
Applicate, v. a. Co-chuir, cuir ris.
Application, s. 1. The act of applying one thing
to another : co-chur, càradh fis, dlùthachadh, leag-
ail air. 2. the thing applied : an ni a chaidh
chur air, am plàsd. 3. the act of soliciting any
person : iarraidh. 4. the employment of means
for a certain end : co-chur, cleachdadh. 5. intense-
ness of thought, close study : dian-smuaineachadh,
dichioll. 6. attention to some particular affairs :
aire. 7. reference to some case or position, as,
the story was told and the heavens made the ap-
plication : co-chur, gabhail fis gu maith, (no) gu
dona.
Applicative, arij. A cho-chuireas, a chuireas an
an gniomh, dichiollach, freagarrach.
Applicatory, adj. A dh'fhaodar a chur fi, so-
fhreagarrach.
Applicatory, s. Co-chur air ni freagarrach.
Appliedi.y, adv. Air dòigh co-chuir.
Applier, s. Fear-co-chuir, fear-feuchainn frcagarr-
achd ni fi ni eile.
Appliment, s. See Application.
Apply, v. a. ct ?i. 1. Put one thing to another: co-
chuir, cuir fi. 2. lay medicaments upon a wound :
cuirfi, càirich air, leag plàsd air. 3. make use of
as relative to something : cleachd fi. 4. put to a
certain use : cuir air leth, cuir air son, builich. 5.
use as means to an end : cleachd, cleachd mar
mheadhon. 6. study : dian-smuainich, leag d' inn-
tinn air, cleachd dichioll. 7. solicit for help : iaiT,
asluich. 8. address to : labhair fi, seall do. 9.
ply : oibrich e, feuch fi. 10. suit, agree : hi
freagarrach, cord fi. 11. have recourse to, as a
petitioner: iarr air, asluich uaith. 12. attach, by
way of influence : bi feuchainn.
Appoint, v. a. et ?i. 1. Fix any thing, settle the exact
time for some transaction : suidhich, ainmich, òrd-
uich. 2. settle any thing by compact : ainmich,
suidhich. 3. establish any thing by decree : sòn-
ruich, daingnich, suidhich. 4. equip : deasaich,
uidheamaich. 5. decree : òrduich, rùnaich.
Appointer, s. Fear-suidheachaidh, fear-òrduchaidh.
Appointment, s. 1. Stipulation : suidheachadh,
socrachadh, còrdadh, ainmeachadh, òrduchadh. 2.
decree, establishment : sònruchadh, daingneachadh.
3. direction, order : seòladh, òrduchadh. 4. e-
quipment : deasachadh, uidheamachadh. 5. an
allowance paid to any man : roinn, cuibhrionn. 6.
(in law) : suidheachadh air chumhachan.
Apportion, v. a. Dean roinn chotliromach, roinn gu
ceart.
Apportionatenes.s, s. Cothromachd foinnean, co-
fhreagarrachd earrannan.
Apportionment, s. Roinn, comh-foinn, roinn-choth-
romach.
Apportioner, .1. Fear-taiTuing chrioch, fear-roinn.
Appose, v. a. 1. Put questions to: ceasnuich gu
mion, rannsuich. 2. apply to : cuir fi, feuch fi.
Api'oser, s. Fear-ceasnachaidh, fear-rannsachaidh.
Apposite, adj. Freagarrach, ioinchuidh, cothroniach.
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Appositely, adv. See Apposite.
Appositeness, s. Freagarrachd, iomchuidheachd,
cothromachd.
Apposition, s. 1. The addition of new matter so
that It may touch the first mass : cur f i, co-aon-
adh, tuilleadh fi tuilleadh. 2. The putting of two
nouns in the same case : co-chòrdadh.
Appositive, adj. Freagarrach do, còrdadhfi.
Appraise, v. a. Meas, cuir luach air.
Appraiser, s. Fear-meas, fear-innsidh luach ni,
breitheamh.
Appraisement, s. Meas, luach ainmichte, pris.
Apprecation, s. Urnuigh dhùrachdach, iarrtas-
cridhe, guidhe air son maith.
Appricatory, adj. A' guidhe air son maith, ag
asluchadh bheannachdan.
Appreciate, v. a. Meas, cuir meas air, tuig a
iuach.
Appreciation, s. Meas, pris, luach.
Apprehend, v. a. 1. Lay hold on : glac, beir air,
dean greim air. 2. seize for trial, or punishment :
glac, beir air, cuir lamb air. 3. conceive by
the mind : tuig, measraich. 4. think on with ter-
ror : gabh eagal o. 5. notice : thoir fainear.
Apprehender, s. 1. Conceiver, thinker: fear-meas-
rachaidh. 2. the person who seizes another : fear-
glacaidh, glacadair, fear-deanaimh greime.
Apprehensible, adj. A dh'fhaodar a raheasrachadh,
so-thuigsinn.
Apprehension, s. 1. The contemplation of things
in general ; smuaineachadh, measrachadh. 2.
opinion, sentiment : smuain. barail. 3. the facul-
ty by which we conceive new ideas : tuigse, reu-
son, comas-fiosrachaidh. 4. fear : eagal, faiteachas.
5. suspicion of something to happen : amharus.
6. seizure : glacadh. 7. the power of seizing, or
holding : greimeachadh.
Apprehensive, adj. 1. Quick to understand: geur-
thuigseach, ealamh gu togail. 2. fearful : eagal-
ach, amharusach. 3. perceptive, feeling: moth-
achail.
Apprehensively, adv. See Apprehensive.
Apprehensiveness, s. Tuigseachd, ealamhachd,
eagalachd, amharusachd.
Apprentice, s. Foghlumaiche, fear-ionnsachaidh
ceirde.
Apprentice, v. a. Ceangail fi ceird, cuir fuidh bhann
fir-foghluim.
Apprenticehood,ì s. Uine-ceangail fir foghluim,
Apprenticeship, j ùiue-ceangail fir-ionnsachaidh
ceirde.
Apprentisage, s. Uine ceangail fir-foghluim.
Apprise, v. a. Thoir fios, innis, thoir brath, cuir an
oeiU.
Apprize, s. Fios, brath, rabhadh.
Approach, v. a. etn. 1. Draw near locally : thig am
fagus, teann air, thig dluth. 2. draw near as time :
dlùthaich, tarruing am fagus. 3. make progress
towards, figuratively : thig dliitli. 4. come near
by natural affinity : thig dluth do, bi cosmhuil fi,
bi an dàimh do. 5. draw near personally, contract
marriage with : thig dluth do, an dàimh ceangail-