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NÀIRD, adc. (An and Aird, s.) Aloft, up,
upward.
NAIRE, s.f. ind. Shame, a disgrace, igno-
miny; the feeling of shame; bashfulness,
modesty. ' ]Mo nàiie,' For shame ! l""y !
NAI REACH, -EicHE, a/IJ. (Nàire,) Shame-
ful, disgraceful ; bashful, modest.
NÀIREACHADH, -aidii, s. vi. aiuVpres.
part. i>. Nàirich. Ashaining, act of sham-
ing or causing shame.
NÀIREACHD, s. f. hid. (N'àireach,)
Bashfulness, modesty.
NÀIRICH, -iDH, N-,V. a- (Nàirs,) Shame,
affront, make ashamed.
NÀ1RICHTE, pret. part. r. Nàirieh.
Ashamed, made ashamed, affronted.
NAISG, -IDH, N-, V. a. (Nasg,) Bind, make
fast.
NAISGTE, prct. part. r. Naisg. Round,
made fast.
NÀ1SNEACH, -EICHE, adj. Modest, shame-
faced.
NÀISNEACHD, s.f. end. (Naisneach,)
Modesty, shamefacedness.
NAISTINN, -E, s.f. Care, wariness, at-
tention, vigilance.
NÀ1ST1NNEACH, -eiciie, adj. (Niis-
tinn,) Careful, wary, attentive, vigilant.
NAITHEAS, -EIS, -an, s. m. Harm, in-
jury, mischief.
NAlTHEASACH,-AicHE,f«//. (Naithcas,)
Harmful, mischievous, injurious.
NALL, adv. i. e. 'A nail.' To this side,
towards us, from the other side.
NAM, conj. (i. e. Na, and Am, pari, eipl.)
If: used before verbs beginning with a la-
bial. See Nam, conj.
NAM, "cn. pi. of the art. Used before nouns
beginning with any of t.he labials, b, f,
m, p.
'NAM, conlr. for Ann am, ;'. c. Arm, prep.
ami Am, which see.
'NAM, contr. for Ann mo, or, Ann am. See
Ann and JMo, and Am, poss. pron.
NÀMH, -AIMH, -AIMHDEAN, i. Vl . PocL
See Nàmhaid.
NAMHACH, -aich, *. w. See Nàmh-
aid.
KAIMHACHAIL, -e, adj. (Nàmhach,)
Hostile, like an enemy.
KAMHACHAS, -ais, *. m. (Nàmhach,)
linmity, hostility.
NÀMIIADACH", -Aicuz,adj. (Nàmhaid,)
See Nàmhaideach.
NAMHA1D, NAIMJIDEAK, s. m. An ene-
my.
NAMHAIDEACH, -eiche. adj. See
Naimhdeil.
), ind. ^ s. m. anùf.
D, C (Naoidh-
-AIS, 3 eao,) In-
NAMHAIDEALACHD, J./, ind. (Namh-
aideil.) See Naimhdeas.
NAMHAIUEAS, -Eis, s. m. (Namhaid.)
See Naimhdeas.
NAMHAIDEIL, -e, adj. (Nàrahaid,) See
Naimhdeil.
NAN, gen. pi. oi art. An, which see.
NAN, conj. If. Used before verbs beginning
with a vowel or lingual. See Nam,
to?;;.
'NAN, conlr. for Aim an, i. c. Ann, prep.
and Kn, poss, pron. which sec.
'NANN, contr. for An ann, i. e. An conj.
interrog: and Ann, prep. Is it ? ' 'Nann mnv
sin?' Is it so?
NAOI,o(/;. Nine.
NAOI-DEUG, adj. (Naoi and Deug,)
Nineteen.
NAOIDll.a^;. See Naoi.
NAOIDHEACHAN, -ain, -ax, s. m. Ar
infant, a babe.
NAOIDHEAN, -EiN, -an, s. w. (NuadU
and Aon,) An infant, babe, suckling.
NAOIDHEANACH, ^ -aiche, adj.
NAOIDHEANTA, i (Naoidliean,)
Childish, child-like.
NAOIDIIEANACHD, ind. ■) s. m. and/
NAOIDHEANTACHI
NAOIDHEANTAS,
fancy, childhood.
NAOINEAR, s. m. coll- Nine persons.
NAOMH, -AOiMH, s. m. A saint.
NAOMII, I -AOIMHE, adj. Holy, sacred,
NAO]MHA, ) consecrated-
N AOMHACH ADH, -aidh, s. m. and prc!.
part, V. Naomhaich. Sanctifying, act of
sanctifying, or consecrating ; sanctification,
consecration.
NAOMHACHD, s.f. ind. (Naorah,) adj.
Holiness, sanctity ; sanctification.
NAOMHAICH, -imi, n-, v. a. (Naomb
adj.) Sanctify, hallow; consecrate.
NAOMHAICHTE, ;»e/. /w/V. v. Naonih
aich. Sanctified, consecrated.
NAOMH-AITHIS, -e, -ean, s.f. (Naomh
and Aithis,) Blasphemy ; blasphemy
figainst siiints, or against holy or sacred
things.
NAOMH-AITHIS, -idh, n-, v. a. (Naomh-
aithis, .?.) Blaspheme.
NAOMH-AITHiSEACH, -eiche, adj.
(Naomh-aithis, s.) Blasphemous.
NAOMH-Cm^ANNACHD, .«.. /. i.ud.
(Naomb and Ceannachd,) Simony, a pur-
chasing of holy things with money.
NAOMH-CIIOISRIG, -idh, n-, t-. a.
(Naomh and Coisrig,) See Coisrig.
NA0MH-CH0ISRIGEADH,-iDH,5, wi.
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