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Mi-siiEALBHAii, a. Unfortunate, unlucky; unpropitious,
disastrous. Gu mi-shealbliar, unluckily.
Mi-siiEAMHAS, ais, s. TO. Bad luck, mishap.
Mi-SHEAMHSAR, a. Uulucky ; ominous.
Mi-SKEÒL, r. a. Mislead, miso:HÌde; misdirect. Pret. a.
mhi-sheòl ; fut. aff. a. mi-sheòlaidh.
Mi-SHEÒLADH, aidh, s. m. A misleading, a misguiding, a
misdirecting'.
Mi-siiEÒLTA, a. Not shifty ; not ingenious ; not dexterous,
inexpert. Gu mi-sheòlta, inexpertly.
Mi-snEÒLTACiiD, s. f. Inexpertness ; want of dexterity.
Mi-siiEL'N, s. m. Bad luck, mishap. — Shaw.
Mi-siiioDHAiLT, Mi-siiioBiiALTA, «. Uncivil, rude, un-
polite, impertinent.
Mi-SHiOBiiAiLTEACHD,s./. Incivility, rudencss, impertinence.
Mi-siiocAiR, i.f. Uneasiness; uncomfortableness.
Mi-snociiACir, a. Uneasy; uncomfortable; unstaid ; not
firmly situated. Gu mi-shocrach, uncomfortably.
Mi-snoNA, a. Unhappy; miblest ; unfortunate. Gu mi-
shona, unhappily.
Mi-snuAiMHNEACH, a. Restless, troubled, uncomfortable;
in confusion ; causing trouble or confusion.
Mi-siiuAiMiiNEACHD, s. f. Restlessncss, uncomfortableness ;
trouble ; disquiet.
Mi-siiuAlMHNEAS, sis, s. m. Rcsllessness, uncomfortable-
ness; trouble, disquietude. Dh' fhaicinn mi-shuaimhneis,
to see trouble. — Stew. Jcr.
Mi-siiUAiRCE, a. Uncivil ; churlish ; ungenerous. Gu mi-
shuairce, uncivilly. Fear nii-shuairce, a churlish fellow.
Mi-siiUAiRCEAs, eis, s. m. Churlishness; ungenerousness ;
incivility ; illiberality.
Mi-snÙGHAU, Mi-SHUGimiioR, a. Sapless, pithless.
Mi-sHuiM, s. in. Heedlessness, inattentiveness, neglect, in-
difference. Cuir air mi-shuim, neglect, rccjard with indif-
ference.
Mi-siiuiMEiL, a. Heedless, inattentive, indiflfeient. Gu
mi-shuimeil, heedlessly.
Mi-SHÒRD, s. Indolence; want of industry.
Mi-suÙRDAiL, a. Unindustrious; inactive ; indolent.
Mi-siiÒRDALACHD, s. f. Want of industry ; habitual inac-
tivity or indolence.
MisiMEAN DEARG, s. The bogmint.
MisiOMAiRT, s. /. Foul or unfair play.
MisLEAN, ein, s. m. {Ir. id.) A wild flower; a kind of
mountain-grass.
MisLEANACH, a. (Ir. id.) Grassy ; abounding in mountain -
grass ; vegetative ; springing, as vegetables. Glaca'g mis-
leanach, a grassy dell.—Macfar.
MisNEACii, ich, s. f. (Ir. id.) Courage, spirit, manliness.
Thuit am misncach, their couracjcfell. — Macint. Do mhac-
samhailt air misnich, thy equal in courage. — Macfar. Glac
misneach, take coxirage ; gabh misneach, take courage ; cha
'n 'eil a mhisneach agad, you have not the courage.
MiSNEACHADH, aidh, S.VÌ. An encouraging or exhorting;
abetting; encouragement.
MisxEACiiAiL, a. (misneach-amhuil.) Courageous, spirited,
manly. Misneachail trenbh^ch, courageous and heroic. —
Macint. Gu misneachail, courageously.
MisNEACHAiR, s. m. An cxhortcr ; an encourager.
MisNEACiiAs, ais, s. ?n. Courage.
MisNEACHD, s. /'. Courageousness, sjiiritedness, manliness;
habitual courage or manliness.
MisNEiL, a. Courageous, spirited, manly. Gu misneil,
courageously.
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MiSNicii, i;. a. and n. (/r. misnigh.) Encourage ; inspirit ;
enliven; become spirited; grow enlivened; refresh, cherish.
MisTE. See Misd or Misde.
Mi-sTEiGHEALACHD, s. f. Unsteadiness ; a tottering con-
dition.
Mi-STEiGHEiL, a. Unsteady ; wavering ; not having a good
foimdation.
MisTEAR, eir, s. m. A cunning fellow; a deep designing
fellow ; an under-dealer.
Mi-STiùiR, V. a. Mislead, misguide; steer in a wrong
course. Pret. a. mhi-stiùir, misled ;fut. aff'. a. mi-stifliridh.
Mi-STiùiREADAiR, s. m. A misleader, a misguider ; a bad
steersman.
Mi-STiÙRACii, a. Misleading, misguiding, mis-steering.
Mi-STiÙRADii, aidh, s. m. (Ir. id.) A misleading, amis-
guiding ; bad steering ; mismanagement, bad government.
Mi-sTiiiRANNAN, s. pi. Misdceds ; bad intentions; bad
courses.
Mi-STUAMA, a. Unchaste, immodest; immoderate, intem-
perate. Gu mi-stuama, immodestly.
Mi-sTUAMACiiD, s. f. Uuchastity, immodesty ; iramode-
rateness, intemperance.
MiTEAG, eig, s. f. A mitten or worsted glove; a glove.
Written also meatag or viiotag.
MiTEAGACH, a. Like a mitten or glove; having mittens or
gloves. More commonly written meatagach or miotagach.
Mi-THABHACHD, s. f. Weakness; silliness; inefficiency.
Mi-THÀBiiACiiDACii, a. Weak, unsubstantial, feeble; mean;
uncomely. Gu mi-thabhachdach, weakly, ineffective.
Mi-THABHACiiDAS, ais, s. m. Habitual silliness; habitual
weakness, feebleness ; meanness ; uncomeliness ; inef-
ficiency.
Mi-THAICEIL, a. Not stout; feeble, infirm ; unable to give
support ; unsubstantial.
Mi-THAicEiLACiiD, s. f. Feebleness, infirmncss ; unsub-
stantialness.
Mi-THAING, s.f. Lack of thanks ; disinclination to thank ;
thanklessness.
Mi-THAINGEALACHD, S.f. Ingratitude, unthank fulness.
Mi-THAiNGEiL, a. Ungrateful, Unthankful, thankless; not
easily satisfied or pleased. Daoine mi-thaingeil, unthank-
ful men. — Stew. Tim. Gu mi-thaingeil, unihankfuliy.
Mi-THAiTiNN, II. Dissatisfy, displease, offend. Pret. a.
mhi-thaitinn, displeased. Mhi-thaitinn an radh, the saying
displeased. — Stew. Sam. Fut. aff. mi-thaitnidh.
Mi-THAiTNEACii, a. Unsatisfactory, displeasing, oflTensive ;
disagreeable ; not giving satisfaction. Gu mi-thaitneach,
unsatisfactorily.
Mi-TiiAiTNiCH, V. Dissatisfy, displease, offend. Pret. a.
mhi-thaitnich; fut. aff. mi-thaitnichidh.
Mi-THAPACHD, s.f. Want of cleverness ; inactivity, inex-
pertness, unalertness, slowness.
Mi-THAPApii, aidh, s. m. Sluggishness, inactivity; also, a
mishap.
Mi-TiiAPAiDH, a. Not clever; not quick; sluggish, dull,
inactive.
Mi-TUARBHAcn, a. Unprofitable; unsubstantial; without
avail, fruitless ; unfruitful, unproductive. Tha iad uile mi-
tliarbhach, they are all unprofitable. — Stew. Rom. Gu mi-
tharbhach, unproductively .
Mi-THARBiiACiiD, s.f. Unprofitableness; unfruitfulness,
unproductiveness.
MrriiEAN, s. pi. The vulgar peasantry. Z). p/. mithibh.
MiTiiEAR, a. Weak; crazy; infirm. Gu mithear, c^aztVi/.
Mi-THEisD, s.f. (Ir. id.) Calumny.