Blair Collection > History of the Celtic language

HISTORY OF THE
sion of Tongues, and is likely not to have its Ending till the
Dissolution of the World.
" Some indeed inveigh against it, as being hard to be pro-
nounced, having a conflux of many Consonants, and some of
British, or Welsh, and English.
Daif, m. a singe
Dail, leaves
Dal, m. a stop
Ball, blind
Dalian, m. a blind, over
Dan, m. a charm
Dar, m. an oak
Daren, m. a noise
Darn, m. a piece
Darogan, to predict
Das, m. a heap
Dau, m. two
Deau, right
Didylliaw, to suckle
Deg, m. ten
Degwm, m. a tenth
Deheulaw,/. the right hand
Delw,/. an image
Delli, m. blindness
Demy! ni. an outskirt
Ueil, to come
Dial, to avenge
D61,/. a noose
Draen, m. a thorn
Draig,/. lightning
Orel, m. a clown
Dreng, morose
Drengyn, 7n. a surly fellow
Drwg, evil, bad
Drych, m. aspect
Du, black
Duad, blacking
Duawg, blackish
Duder, gloom
Dulas, blackish blue
Dulyn, melancholy
Durew, black frost
Duw, God
Dwn, dun, dusky
Dwr, m. water
Dwy, m. order, rule
Dwyeg, milk
Dyddym, m. mere nothing
Dygen, grudge
Gaelic and English.
dath, to singe
duille, a leaf
dail, /. delay
dail, blind
dallan, m. a blind, over
dan, m. fate
doire, tn. an oak grove
torunn, 7«. thunder
d6rn, /«. a piece
taragrair, to predict
dais, a moor
da, d 6, two
deadh, right
deobhail, to suck
ddug, ten
deachamh, a tithe
deas.larah, right hand
dealbh, an image
daille, blindness
iomal, a confine
te, (thig), come
dlol, to avenge
dul, a noose
dreathun, thorn
dreug, dring, a meteor
droll, a clown
drean, grim
driongan, a surly one
drach, bad, evil
dreach, aspect
du, dubh, black
dubhadh, blacking
dubhach, sad
duathar, duohur, shade
dClghlas, grey black
leann-dubh, melancholy
du-reothadh, black frost
Dia, God
donn, brown
dobhar, water
d6igh, way, mode
duliath, spleen
dadum, a mere nothing
dighoan, gloom, sulks