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EANDIABHOL
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BAODHAISTICH
that thetcmple of the great goddess Diana
should be despised. Acts xix. 27.
Bandiabhol, bann-jea-, or -dyea-'val, n.f.
a fury, a fieud of a female ; a devil.
Bandhixchd, bann'.juchg or -<lyuehg, n.f.
a dutchess, a duke's wife.
Bandruidh, bànn-'drùè', n.f. a sorceress.
Ba.nfuaidh, bann'-àè, n.f. a prophetess;
agus ghlac Miriam, a btianfhàidh, piuth-
ar Aaroin tiampan 'na làimh, and Mi-
riam, the prophetess, Aaron's sister, took
a timbrel in her hand.
BANFHicnEACH, a female weaver, pro-
nounced benk-ach. H. S.
Banfuiosaiche, bann-òss'-èchià, n. f. a
fortune-teller, a gipsy.;
Banfhlath, bànn'-hlà, n. f. a cliief' s lady.
Banfhuasglach, b.ìn-ùàsg'-laeh, a. men-
strual ; banfhuasgladh, menstrual courses.
H.S.
Banfhuaighliche, ban'-ùScl-èch-à, n. /.
a sempstress, a milliner, a mautua-mak-
er. Js.
Banfhuineadair, ban.ùii"-a-dar', n.f. a
female baker, a woman tliat bakes bread.
Bible.
Bang, bang, n.f. a drum; a' toirt faum
air banga, mating a drum beat m.is-
terly.
Bangaid, bang'-aj, n.f. a feait at the chris-
tening of a child ; a feast.
Basiakla, batm'-eàrl-à, n.f. a countess.
Ba.mfrionnach, bann.ef'-rrunn-a<'h, «./.
a she-devil ; a fury ; a furious female, a
virago.
B AXLAOcn, bami-làoch', n. f. a heroine, an
amazon, a virago.
Banleigh, bann'-llae-yh', n.f. a female
skilled in medicine.
Banleoghunn, bami'-ly6-ghunn, n. f a
lioness.
Batjleomhan, bann'-Iyov-mm, n. f. a lie.
BANLiGUtCHE, bann-llè'-ècli-à, n. f. a fe.
male skilled in medicine.
Bann, bann, n. m. a hinge; bann an do-
ruis, the /tinge of the door ; a security ;
thèid raise am hanwiibh dhuit, / can as-
sure you, I will be bound ; a chain, a tie,
a bond, a cord ; na boinn a b'àiU leo
jadhadh oimn, the aords with which they
would wish to surround us ; a keystone ;
\ cuir boinn anns a' biialla, put key-stones
in the wall; v. bind, tie, make firm with
key-stones; ballaairadheadh btiannadh,
a waU. ivell secured with key -stones ; bann-
iilmh, a hand-cvff, a manacle; bann
duim, a wrist-band ; plu. boinn.
Bannag, bann'-àg, n. f. Christmas.eve, or
the night before the 25th December ;
a present or treat given at Christmas.
Bannal, bann'-ail, a gang, a band, a troop ;
a covey ; bannal uchd ruadh, the red-
breasted covey. M. A.
Bannalach, bann'^U-aeh, a. in com-
panies, in troops, in gangs, in crowds.
Baxn AOMH, bann'-nùv, n.f. a female saint,
a nun.
Bann ceirde, bann'-kùrj-a, n. m. a deed
of indenture. H.
Banncheangal, bann-che'-al, orr eheng'-
al, n. m. a bond, a cautionary bond, H.
Banndal&ch, bannd'-al-ach, a. foppish.
Bann duirn, barm'-dùr-èn', n. m. wrist
band.
Bannlamh, bànn'-llàv, n. m. a cubit, a
hand-cuff, glas lamh.
Basxsiiaor, bann'-haor, v. free, license.
Banntach, bann'-ttach, n. f. a hinge, a
bond or obligation.
Banntair bann'-tar", a drawer of bonds.
Bann seilbhe, bànn'-shyal-uv, n. m. a
dead of infeftment ; bann taisbeanaidh,
a bail-bond.
Banoidure, bann-aoèr'-à, n. f. an heir-
ess ; banoidhreachd, an estate going to
iteirs female. H.
Banoglach, ban'.Gg-Uach, n. f, a servant
maid, a hand-maiden ; searbhant.
Banridire, bami'rùj-ur'-à, n. f. a baro-
ness, the wife of a knight.
Banri&h, bànn-rè, a queen.
Banrighinn, baim'-rè-ghcnn, bàr'-ènn, n.
f. a queen.
Bansealgair, bann-shyal'-gar*, n. f. a
huntress.
Bansolairiciie, barm-sol'-ar-èeh-à, luf. a
CQteress.
Banstiuart, bann'-styCi-art, n. f. a house-
keeper, a stewardess.
Bantrach, bann'-trach, n.f. a widow, a
widower. Pror.
Bantrail, bann'-tràil', n.f. a bond maid,
a female slave, mean woman.
Bantuathnach, bann'-tua-nach, n. f. a
farmer's wife ; a woman hokling a farm.
Baobacu, bu'-bach, ruf panic ; a terrible
fright ; a. panic-struck, terribly afraid ;
n.f. a female easily frightened.
Baobaire, bfib'-ur-a, n. m. a panic-struck
man, a man easily frightened.
Baobh, or Baoibh, baoèv, and baov, n. f.
a wicked mischievous female, a fury, a
virago ; caineam is aoiream a bhaoibh, a
rinn an t-òran, let me satirise and lain,
poon the furious woman that made the
song.
Baobh ACHD, baov'-achg, n.f, the conduct
of a foolish woman.
BAODHAiSTEACHADn, barZ-asht-ach-X, n.
m. drenclung and fatigue in bad weather.
Baodhaistich, baò'-àsht-èch, v. drench,
give a miserable appearanse ; spoil one's
clothes in bad weather. Isds,