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DEANACHADH 1 1
Cenn gu rèidh, eìo at leisure; denn moill,
delay, stop; dean fuasgladh, deliver, re-
lease; dea?i gaiTileachas, rejoice; dean
uaill, boast, brag; dean stri or strlobh,
try, strive, compete; dean rèite, mahe
peace, reconcile; tha mi a deanadh, I
suppose; am bheil thu deanadh, do you
suppose; dean domh, mak-e for me ; dean
fastath, hire yourself; dean iomlaid,
exchange; dean faighidinn, wait a short
time, have patience.
Df.anachdach, dyèn'-achg-àch, a, vehe-
ment, keen, incessant ; uisge deanachd.
ach, vehement rain; as speech, empha-
tic ; lalihair e gu deanachdach, he spoke
emphatically ox with great emphasis.
Deanaciidachd, dyèn'-achgachg, n. f.
emphasis, vehemence, violence of rain.
Deaxadacii, dyèn'-add-àch, a. industri-
ous, persevering, laborious, diligent
DEA^fAnAS, dyèn'-add-as, n. m. industry,
diligence, perseverance, activity.
Deanadh, dyèn'-i, pt. doing, making,
supposing ; imagining.
Deanas, dyèn'-as, n. m. an act, result of
one's industry or labour.
Deanasacii, dyèn'-as-ach, a. industrious.
Deaxasachd, dy(5n'-as-achg, n. /. indus-
try.
Deaxv, dyann, n. f. a small quantity of
anything, like meal, snuff; cha 'n 'eil
deann snaoisean agam, / have not a par-
ticle of snuff; a rush or dash towards any
thing; th.ainig e stigh 'na dheann, lie
rushed in ; full speed ; an t-each 'na
dheann, the horse at full speed.
DeaN-VAG, dyann'-ag, n. f. a very small
quantity of snuff, meal, &c.
Deaxnal, dyiinn'-al, n. m. a spell or a lit-
tle while at any thing with all one's
might,— conflict ; shot ; hurry.
Deanta'J, see Feaiitagach, nettle.
Deaxta, dyèn'-tyà, pt. done, made.
Deantanas, dyèn'-tàn-as, n. m. an act.
Dearbadan-de, dealan'-dè, butterfly.
Dearbii, dyerv, v. prove, confirm, try;
dearbh sin, prove that; adj. sure, cer-
tain, very identical ; an dearbh ni a bha
dhi orm, the very thing I wanted; an
dearbh dhuine, the identical man; tha
gu dearbh, yes, indeed; adv. truly, real-
ly, certainly ; is dearbh gu'm bheil, it is
truly or positively so.
Dearbh ACH, dyerv'-ach, a. confirmatory.
Deardhachd, dyerv'-achg, n. f. demon-
stration.
DiARBHADAS, dyerv'.ad-as, capability of'
proof; way of leading a proof.
Dearbmadm, dyer'-A, n. m. proof, confir-
mation ; evidence; p/. proving, confirm- I
ing, demonstrating ; mar dhearbhadh
air siu, as a proof of that; a' dearbhadh .
na cilice, conjirming the fa t; proving
the case.
Dearbhanx, dyerv'-ann, n. m. axiom. Ir.
Dearbhta, dyerv' -tya, pt. proved, esta-
blished ; confirmed, demonstrated.
Dearc, dyerk, n. f. a berry; a grape;
fàgaidh tu dearcan, thou sha't leave
grapes, B. ; v. look steadfastly and pierc-
ingly, fix the mind on intensely; dearc-
am ort do gnàth , I will make thee the sub-
ject of my meditations continually. Ps.
Dearc-aitimn, dyerk-ajt'-enn, n.f a juni
per berry, (dearc iùbhair) ; dearc dhar-
aich, an acorn ; dearc f hrangach, a
currant ; dearc f hiona, a grape.
Dearc-luachair, dyerk-lùach'-èr, n. f.
a lizard or asp.
Dearcnach, dyerk'-nach, a. handsome.
Irish.
DEARCNACHAon, dverk'nach-X, n. m.
marking or criticising, scrutinising keen-
ly-
Dearcnaich, dyerli'-nnèeh, v. criticise
look steadfastly and keenly.
Dearg, dyerg, or dyer.ug', arfj. red ; most
abandoned, notorious or complete ; dearg
amadan, a complete fool ; dearg mheair-
leach, a notorious thief; r/rar^striopach,
a most abandoned strumpet; dearg mar
f huil, red as blood ; air an dearg chaoth
ach, stark mad.
Dearg, dyerg, n. m. red colour, crimson ;
V. redden, malie red, make an impres-
sion; cha dearg e?i\r, it makes no im-
pression on him or it.
Deargan, dyerg'-an, n. m. red stain ;
deargan doirionn, a nebula ; deargan
allt, a kestril hawk.
Dearg&nn, dyerg'-unn, n.f. a flea ; dearg-
ann tragha, a muUipede.
Dearg-las, dyerg-llàss', v. blaze.
Deargnaidh, dyerg'-nè, a. unlearned. /-.
Dearlan, see Earlan, brimful.
Dearmad, dyer'.mad, n. m. an omission.
Dearmadach, dyer'-mad-ach, adj. forget,
ful ; negligent, careless.
DEARMADAcHn, dyer'.mad-achg, n. _/. ex-
treme forgetfulness or negligence.
Dearmaid, dyer'-mè, v. omit, forget.
Dears, dyarn, n.f. palm of the hand.
Dearnadair, dyàrn'-ad-ar', n. m. a palm-
Dearnadaireachd, dyar'-add-ar'-aehg, n.
f. palmistry, divination by the palm of
the hand.
Dearnagan, dyam'-ag-an, n. m. a cake. B.
Dearras, dyarr'-as, n, m. keenness, enthu-
siasm.
Dearrasach, dyarr'-as-ach, a. keen, ea-
ger.
Dearrs, dyàrs, v. shine, beam, emit rays,
gleam, radiate, burnish.