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BIADH 3
mhadainn an ceud la, the evening aiui
the morning were the first day.
BiADH, bèà'-gh', V. feed, nourish, maintain ;
agus gu'm hiadhar e ami am fearaim
duine eile, and it shall be Jed in anoilier
inan's field, (land,) B. ; v. n. hiadh orra
e, dole it out in small equal quantities, as
short provision.
BlADH, bèà'-gh', n. m. food, provision,
meat ; duibhse bithidh e mar bhiadh, to
you it shall be for /nod; gen. bidh and
bidkith, pro. bè'-èeh ; some places,
bae ; biadh is aodach, food and cloth-
ing.
BiADUADR, bea'-X, n. m. feeding, doling
out piece-meal.
BiADHADH, bèà'-aogh', p. feeding, doling
out piece-meal, or in small quantities,
as short provisions, &c.
BlADHCHAR, beach'-chur, a. productive ;
siol biadhchar, substantial, or produc-
tive corn, corn that produces a good deal
of meal.
BiADHCHARACHD, beSch'-char'-achg, n. f.
productive quality, substance.
BiADHTA, beà'-tyà, p. fed, fattened.
BiADHTACH, n f, a kitchen.
BiADHTACHD, beàt'-àchg, n.f. hcspitality,
entErtainment ; 's bochd a Wiiatf/i/ac/id
so, this is a poor entertainment.
BlADHTAicHE, b6àt"-èch-a, n. m. and/, an
entertainer, a host, or hostess ; tha e na
dheadh bhiadhtaiche, fie is a liberal host
or landlord. Is.
BlADHTAicH, beàt'-èch, feed, share.
BlADHAiD, bua'-aj, n.f a pantry.
BiAN, bean, n. m. a wild animal's skin.
BiANADAiR, bean'-ad'-ar", n. m. a currier.
BlASGACH, bCasg'-ach, n. niggardy. N.
BiAST, beast, n. m. and/, a beast; bd-ist.
BiBH, beuv, for bithibh, be ye. Po.
BiBHiDH, be'-vhè, n. m. a very large fire.
Is. ; from bith.
BicEiR, beclig'-ar', n. f. a small wooden
dish.
BicHEANTA, bech'-chyannt-à, a. common,
frequent, general, numerous. Islay.
BiCHEANTACHD, bech'-chyannt-achg, n.f.
frequency, generality, commomiess.
Bid, bej, n.f. a chirp ; v. pinch, nip. Liv.
BiDEACH, bej'-ach, <z. little, small. North.
BiDEACUD, bfj'-achg, n.f. littleness, small
ness.
BiDEAG, bej'-ag, n. f. a small portion of
any tiling.
BiDEAN, bèj'-an', a point, a tip, a piji
nade. Is. ; a hedge, a fence. Stewart.
BiDEiL, bej'-ull, n. f. chirping ; bigeal.
Bidh, be'-gh', bè'-èch, gen. of Biadh.
meat.
BiDSB, bèj'-shà, n. f. a bad woman.
Bio, bcgg, v. chirp, be bickering
BINNID
Big, begg, n. m. a chirp ; int. mode of call
ing to chickens, big ! big ! n..pl. of beag,
little, small, the young.
BiGEii., bègg'-ul, n.f. chirping.
BiGH, be'-gh, n. m. a post ; a pillar ; eadar
da bhigh an doruis, between the posts of
th£ door ; eadar da bhigh a' gheata,
between tite portals or pillars of the
gate.
Bile, bèl'-à, n. m. a lip; a margin; a rim,
brim, edge ; do bhrigh gur fearr do
caoimhneas, graidh na beatha, bheir mo
bhilean cliù dhuit, because thy loving
kindness is better than life, my lips shaU
praise thee, Ps. 65. ; bile nan sruthan
uaigneach, the margin of the lonely
brooks, Sm. ; bile na h-ata, the brim or
rifd of the hat.
BiLEACH, bèl'-ach, a. bordered, edged,
having a margin ; bileach choigeach, ma-
rigold. H.
BiLEAG, bèl'-ag, n. f. a leaflet, a blade ;
bileag fheòir, a blade of grass; bUeag
bhaite, water-lily.
BiLEARACH, bèl'-àr-ach, n. f. sweet, or
sea-grass ; on con. of Argyle, bUean-
ach.
BiLEiL, bèl'-al, a. labial, belonging to the
lips.
BiLisTEAR, bèll'-asht-ar", n. m. a mean
fellow.
BiLLEACHD, bèll2'-achg, n. f. poverty.
BiM, and b'im, or be'm, or beum, for
bithidh, I shall be in jwetry. Boss. Ps.
BiNEALTA, ben'2-alt-a, a. fine, elegant.
BiNN, berm' a. melodious, harmonious,
musical ; n. f sentence, decision ; bi sin
a' bhinn a thug e mach, that was the de-
cision he gave ; a chionn nach 'eil binn
an aghaidh droch oibre 'ga cur an gniomh
gu luath, uime sin tha cridhe chloinn nan
daoine Ian shuidhichte air son olc a
dheanamh, because sentence agaÌTist an
evil work is not speedily executed, there-
fore the lieart of the sons of men is fully
set in them to do evil. So. 8-11.
BiNNDEAcn, benj'-ach, a. coagulation.
BiNNDEACHADH, bcnj'-àch-A, n. m. and p.
making cheese ; curdling ; coagulat-
ing.
BiNNDEAL, benj'-jal, n. m. a head dress.
BiXNDicii, bcnj'-èch, v. make cheese, cur-
dle, coagulate.
BiNNE, byèn'-nyà, n.f. melody, music.
BiNNEACH, benn'-ach, a. light-headed,
pointed, pinnacled, high-topped.
BiNNEAN, bènn'-an', n. m. pinnacle, point ;
binnean an teampuUl, the pinnacle of the
temple. B.
BiNNEAD, bènn"-ud, n. /. degree of me.
lody.
Bis.MD, bèn'3-èj, n. f. runnet, stomach.