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STRODE, i "• ■' '^ chapull.
STRUGGLE, v. n. Gleachd ; dean sp'iirn,
dean strigb ; streap, dean iomairt ; s.^oih-
raich.
STRUGGLE, .?. Gleachd, sphirn, stri,
streapadb, cruaidh-oidhirp, counsach, iom-
airt, uspairn,
STRUMPET, s. Siùrsach, striopach.
STRUT, i. n. Imich gu stràictil no gu li-
uallach ; at ; bòc.
STRUT, 5. Coiseachd stràiceil, ceum ua!l-
ach no staideil.
STUB, .'. Bun, òrd, dure.
STUB, V. a. Spion as a bhun, thoif a
'flireumhan.
STUBBED, adj. Bunach, stuirpach, stulc-
ach, goirid, cutach, geinneach.
STUBBLE, s. Fasbliuain, asbliua-Ti, staik-
ueach.
STUBBORN, adj. Rag, cpanti-lairii •, lag-
mhuinealacb, reasgach,eas-ùmhp.l; righinn,
danarra.
SrUBBORNNESS, s. Ceann-laidireachd,
reasgaclid, rag-mhuinealachd, tas-ùmh-
lachd; danarrachd.
STUBBY, adj. Bunacli, bunanta, goirid,
cutach, stobanach.
STUCKLE, s. Adag, stùcan.
STUD, s. Tarag, tarung, tacaid; greigh-each.
STUDENT, s. Sgoilear, stuidear, foghlum-
aiche, oileanaiche.'
STUDIED, adj. loniisuichfe, foghluimte.
STUDIOUS, adj. Deigheil air foghlum ;
dichiollach, cùramach, smuainteachail ;
meòrach.
STUDY, s. Sitiuain teach ad h ; cnuasachd,
meòraich, meòrachadh J foghlum; seòmar
foghluim.
STUDY, V. a. and n. Smuainich, smaoin-
tich ; cnuasaich, meòiaìcb, beachdaich,
their fainear, breithnich^ iunnsuich.
STUFF, s. Stuth; eudach; scòrsa clò;
cungaidb.
STUFF, V. a. and n. Lion, lion gu sàth ;
spàrr, dinn ; hoc, bore ; at, ith seid,
STUFFING, v. Lionadh, dinneadh, sparr-
adh, milsean am feòil.
STULTILOQUENCE, *. Glòiieamas;
faoin-chòmhradh.
STUM, s. Fion ùr ; braileis.
STUM, V. a. Craich fion.
STUMBLE, V. 11. Tuislich, sleamhnaidi,
sgrios, dean mearachd.
STUMBLE, s. Tuisleadh, skamhnach-
adh, cliobadh, mearachd, sgiorradh.
STUMBLER, s. Tuislear, fear tuislidh.
STUMBLING, s. Tuisleadh, tui-leachadh,
sleamhiia::hadh, sgriosadh.. speidhleadb,
STUMBLING-BLOCK, } s. Cei.p tuis.
S rUMBLING-STONE, \ Jidh.
STUMP, v. Bun; stoc, ceapan.
SrUMPY, Of/;. Bunath, bunanta; geinneach.
STUN, V. a. Cuir tuaineal air, cuir am
breislich, cuir am paisian.
STUNT, y. a. Cumofhas.
STUPEFACTION, s. Cion-m..thachaid!i;
breisleacii, ti'oinsanaich, tuaineal.
STUPENDOUS, adj. Mòr, anabarrach.
iongantaih, uamhasach, fuathasacb.
STUPENDOUSNESS, s. Uambasacbd,
fuJithasaehd.
STUPID, adj. Neo-mhothachail ; nco-
th()irlj^geil, baoghalta; trom.
STUPIDITY,.?. Neo-mhothachadh; cion-
tiiinisg, bioghaltachd, amaideachd.
STUPIFY, V. a. Cuir am breislich; cuir
paisean air
STUPOR, s. Paisean, bieiskach.
STURDINKSS, s. Làidireachd, mart,
spionuadh, gramalas, duiuealas, buuant-
achd.
STURDY, adj. Làidir, reartmhor, bun-
anta, gramail, calma, garbh, dearraa, ih,
fiighainteacb.
STURGEON, 5. S irean.
S TUT, 1 V. n. Bi manntuch no liod-
STUTTER, ^ ach, bi gagach no giugach.
STUTTER, 5. Maunt, liod, brJot; mab,
mabadh.
STUTTERER, s. IMannthir, fear rr.a.int-
ach, fear liodach.
STY, f. Fail, fail mhuc ; cro.
STYGIAN, adj. Ifrinneach.
STYLE, s. Modb-labhairt; doigh-lahh-
airt ; modh-sgriobhaidh ; doigh-sui-iobli
aidh ; tiodal, ainm ; urram dligheacli
seel, modh, dòigh, faile-Hsaiche.
STYLE V. a. Ainmicb, goir.
STYPTIC, ) adj. Cosgach, math air
STYPTICAL, S son fuil a chosgadh.
STYPTIC,5. LeigheasachuireasstrtdairfiiiL
SUASIBLE, adj. So-eainlacbadh, so-
chomhairleachadh, so-aomadh.
SUAVITY, s. Milse, milsead ; taitneach<l.
SUB, in composUion. Fo, fu, fuidh, fodh ;
leth-char.
SUBACID, adj. A leth-char goirt, geur,
no searbh, rud-eiginn goirt, no searbh.
SUBACRID,«<//. A iKh-char goirt rtvk-,
no se;irbh, rud-eiginn goirt.
SUBALTERN, $. ìochdaran, oifigeach
fo cheannard ceud.
SUBDIVIDE, V. a. Ath-roinn, ath-
pliàirtich.
SUBDIVISION, i. Ath-roinn ; roinn an
roinn.
SUBDUE, V. a. Ceaiin«aich, c iiit.ich, sar •
uich, (iiir fodha, ciosiuiich.