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diong" C. S. It will not move a jot : non move-
bit punctum. Hind. Tinka, whit. Gikhr.
Diong, -a, adj. Worthy: dignus. OR.
Diong, -aidh, dh-, v. a. 1. Match, equal : aequa,
congrue, apta. C S. 2. Pay, recompense, retri-
bute: impende, compensa, retribue.
" An ni nach dion^ 'ur dragh."
Sm. Par. xlix. 4.
That which will not recompense your trouble.
Res quae non compensabit vestrum laborem. 3.
Subdue, overcome : vince, supera. C. S. 4. Ef-
fect, accomplish : effice, perfice. C. S.
DioNGACH, -AicHE, od/. Able to overcome, or match :
par, vincere aliquem potens. Stew. Gloss.
DiONGADH, -AIDH, «. ill. et pres. part. v. Diong.
Matching, act of matching, equalling: aequandi,
vel congruendi actus, vel status. K. Macken. 154.
* Diongbhalar, \ -aire, adj. (Diong, v.), Worthy :
* Diongmhalar, J dignus. Llh.
* Diongbhalta, CK^'. 1. Firm, fast, fixed: firmus,
fixus. C. S. et OB. 2. Id. q. Diongmhalta.
DiONGMHAiL, -E, s.f. Effect, sufficiency, efficiency :
effectus, quod satis est, efficientia. MSS.
Diongmhalta, adj. (Diong, adj. et Molta), Perfect,
effectual, worthy, meet, proper, suitable : perfec-
tus, efficax, dignus, aptus, idoneus, conveniens.
Llh. et Maef. V.
DiONGMHALTAS, -AIS, s. m. (Diongmhalta), Perfec-
tion, efficiency, sufficiency : perfectio, efficientia,
quodsufficit. C.S.
DiON-LONGPHORT, -GIRT, s. m. (DioD, et Long-
phort), A garrison : arx, munimentum. O'R.
DiONGNACH, -AICHE, odj. Fortified : munitus. MSS.
et O'R.
- Dionn,-a,js.»i. A hill: mons. MSS. Vide Dun.
DiONNAL, -AIL, -AN, s. m. 1. A sliot : teh jactus,
emissio glandis e sclopetto. MSS. 2. An engage-
ment, fight: certamen, pra;lium. Gill. 152. Vide
Deannal.
* Dionnan, s. m. A little hill : coUiculus. Llh.
Vide Dùnan.
* Dionnsuighe, prep. Unto, to : usque, ad. Llh.
i. e. Dh' ionnsuidh.
* Dior, ad;. Meet, proper, decent : idoneus, aptus,
congruens. O'R. Vide Direach.
« Diorach, -aiche, adj. (Dior), Just, right, equi-
table : Justus, rectus, «equus. MSS. Vide
Direach.
DiORACHD, s. /. ind. (Deadh, et Reachd), Ability,
power, capability of performing, or enduring : vi-
res, facultas, potentia, capabilitas efficiendi. vel to-
lerandi. MSS. et C. S.
DiORAS, -Ais, s. m. Eagerness, vehemence, keen-
ness: cupiditas, vehementia, ardor. MSS.etC.S.
DiORASACH, -AICHE, odj. Fierce, firoward, rash : fe-
rus, pravus, praeceps. 3ISS.
* Diorma, s.f. A troop, company, crowd : turma,
manipulus, agmen. Llh. et OB. Wei. Tyrfa.
* Diormach, -aiche, adj. (Diorma), Numerous, in-
finite : numerosus, infinitus. Llh.
- Dioma. s. m. Quantity : quantitas. Llh.
* Diòrr, *. A spark of life : vitse anhelitus. MSS.
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• Diorrasg, -aisg, s. m. Suddenness, fierceness :
subitaneus eventus, ferocia. O'R.
* Diorrasgach, -aiche, adj. (Diorrasg), Froward,
rash : pravus, contumax, temerarius. O'R.
dIosg 1 °^- ^"^""^" ■ ^*^"''*' ^'^- ^"^^ ^^^^S-
DiosG, -A, -an, s. m. A dish : patina, discus. MSS.
et C. -S".
DiosGADH, -AIDH, s. m. State of being barren, dry,
not giving milk : sterilitas, siccitas, qualitas
prsebendi lac. Llh. " Chaidh a' bhò an diosgi
C.S. The cow is out ofmUk, or dry. (lit.) Vacca
ivit in siccitatem, i. e. lac deest vaccse.
DiosGADH, -AIDH, \ s. m. A noise, a creaking, as
Diosgan, -AiN, j of rusty hinges : strepitus, cre-
pitus, (velut cardinis porta;). Llh.
DiosGAiL, -E, s.f. A creaking noise, of withes, or
dried wicker-work, when pressed upon, or kept in
motion : strepitus viminum vel instrument! viminei
pressi, vel quando assidue moti. C. S.
A. gnashing noise (of a
stridor dentium, strepi-
(serrae). C. S. Vide Giosganaich.
Diosgar, -air, s. m. Tlie rabble : vulgus, infima
plebs. O'R.
» Diosla, s. m. A die : tessera. O'R.
DiospoiREACHD, s. f. ind. Llh. Vide Deaspair-
eachd.
D'lOT, prep, conjoined with pers. pron. i.e. De, thu.
Vide Dh'iot. From, off thee, of thee : a te,
ex te.
A dinner : prandium. Span, et Basq. Dieta. Lar-
ram. Aiigl. Diet. O. Germ. Diet, populus. Isl.
Tliiod. gens, natio.
DÌOTH, s. m. OR. et MSS. Vide Di, et Dith.
DÌOTHADH, -AIDH, «. w. .S. -D. 125. Vide DìtheacH-
adh.
• Dioth-lathaireachadh, -aidh, s. m. Destruction,
consumption : exitium, populatio, consumptio.
Llh.
• Diothramh, -eimh, s. m. Llh. Vide Dlthreamh.
• Diothughadh, -aidh, s. m. Bibl. Gloss. Vide
Ditheachadh.
DÌPIN, -INN, -E, -EAN, s. ni. A deepening (in a net), a
certain proportion of a net's breadth ; rete piscatori-
um, mensura quaedam latitudinis, quae fere triplex
efficit totius retis profunditatem. Vox Angl.
• Diplinn, -e, April : aprilis. Macf. V. Vide Gib-
linn, Giblin.
• Dir, s.f. 1. Letters: litera;. OR. 2. Pimples:
pustulae. MSS.
DÌR, -iDH, DH-, V. a. Ascend, go up : ascende, sur-
sum ito. " Co dhireas am mullach ?" S. D. 73.
Who shall ascend the height ? Quis ascendet ac-
clivitatem ?
DÌREACH, -EicHE, adj. (Dtr). 1. Straight: rectus,
directus. " An ni a ta cam, cha ghabh e dean-
amh direach." Eccl. i. 15. That which is crooked
cannot be made straight. Id quod curvum est, fieri
rectum nequit. 2. {Jig-) Just, right, equitable ;