Blair Collection > Cochruinneacha taoghta de shaothair nam bard Gaëleach

Neoiochdranacb^ not fubmifilve,
difobedicnt
Niata, brave, valiant
Nuadarra, four, fulky, angery
Nualghulhach, howling, roaring
Nuar, alas!
Otnrnch, mercy, liberality
Oirdheìrc excellent, famous
Oifthrsabhach, truely brave
Oirfheadhnach, having excellent
leaders
Oirchiofach, charitable
Oirnealta. neat, elegant
Oirchilleach, bearing, carrj'ing
Oirail, meet, proper, fit
01 faid
0/Iahhar, a great army
Oiifhadhach, boifterous, tempeftu-
ous
Onnchon, a ftandard, enfign
Oradh gilding
Orbheartach, of noble deeds
Orbhuadhach, nobly victorious
Orloinneach, highly elegant, very
becoming
Ofcach, eminent, fuperior
Ofcardba, renowned, famous
Ofcarthn^owò., clamorous, energetic
Ofnadhachf groaning, fighing
Painntireach, that enfnareth
Peannaideach, that punifheth
Feirfeach formed into regular
ranks
Pei/ghi/ineach, that tormenteth, or
giveth pain
PioIIaiJieach, that vexeth, difturb-
eth
Piollach, hairy, alfo neat
PieafqaTiacb that llnketh, break-
eth
Plofgarnach, quick, bold
Porneimheacb., being radically ve-
nemous
Prac, a kind of tax paid in the
north of Scotland
Pracais, idle talk, not to the pur-
pole
imble
Praidh'mneach, eai-neft, expeditious
Praijbhailacb, ilrong, brazen
hmbed
Preabanach, kicking, ftamping,
fpurning
Preachanach, ravening, or ravenous
Priomhurlamb, ready handed, firft
engaging
Priobarrnch, afting bravely, and
quickly
Prab, 7 ...
Prop, j 1"'^^' "^'
Pro/da, ftrong, firm
Pr-mntach breaking to pieces
Profnadhach, exhorting, inciting
Pinnneanach^ belabouring,beating
Pùdhar^ hurt, harm
Ràpal noife. bustle , '
Reachdach, flrong, flout, powerful
Relmheach. arrogant, proud,
haughty
Reothart, fpring-tide
Reimail ") bearing great away,
Reumail, J conltant
Riajlrain, outrages, villany
Riatach, illegitimate, foreign
Ribach, rough, haiiy
Ri^hfheinneach a generaliffimo
Ringthacb tearing parting
Ro-chrannaibhy the taleft trees
Rofgfhradbarcarh^ fharp fighted
Ruaimneacb, Ilrong, active
Riiidighy friflcy, glad cheerful
Ruifceanta, warlike, fighting
Ruireachai/, famous, renowned,
celebrated
Ruganta, ftrong, ftout, tough
Ruatharach, fighting, ilcirmilhing
fmartly
Saidh., prow of a fhip
Samhain, pleafure, delight
Scanradh^ difperfing, a furprife
Sceilrn, boafting, vain-glory
Scrubaire, a fcrub, a narrow fel-
low
Screilidb, abhorrent
Seagha, curious, ingenious