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AZY
Leth-bharail.
AWME,
AUME,
Awn, s. Feusag-arbliair.
Awning, s. 1. A cover spread over a boat or ves-
sel to keep oft' tlie weather : brat-diona. 2. cover-
ing to defend tliose who sit under it from the rays
of the sun : sgàilean, brat-duthair.
Awoke. See Awake.
AwoRK, adv. Aig obair.
AwoRKiNG, cu!j. Aig oibreachadh.
Awry, adv. I. Not in a straight direction : cam,
neo-dhireach. 2. asquint, with oblique vision :
claon, fiar-shuileach. 3. not in the right or true
direction : gu neo-dhireach, as an rathad dhireach.
4. not equally, between two points, unevenly : a
leth-taobh. 3. not according to right reason, per-
versely : claon, neo cheart.
Axe, s. Tuadh. (Lochaber axe), pic mheallach.
AxHEAD, s. Ceann tuaidhe.
Axilla, s. Lag na h-achlais, asgail.
AxiLXAR, 1 adj. Asgaileach, a bhuiueas do lag ns
Axillary, j h-achlais.
Axiom, s. 1. A proposition evident at first sight :
firinn shoilleir, firinn so-fhaicsinneach. 2. an es-
tablished principle to be granted without new
proof: firinn shuidhichte.
Axiomatical,
shuidhichte.
Axis, s. Aisil.
Axle, )
AxiE-TREE, J '
adj. A bhuineas do dh' fhirinn
Aisil, mul, crann-aisil.
Ay, adv. 1. Yes : seadh, is e. 2. yes certainly l
seadh gu dearbh, is e gu cinnteach.
Aye, adv. An còmhnuidh,gu bràth, sìorruidh, am feasd
Ayry, s. Nead an t-seabhaig.
Azure, adj. Gorm, air dhath a' chuain.
Azure, v. a. Dean gorm, mar uisg a' chuain.
AzuRED, adj. Gorm.
AzuRN, adj. Speur-ghorra.
AzYME, s. Aran neo-ghoirtichte.
BAB
BAA, s. Mèilich, mèile nan caorach.
Baa, v. n. Dean mèilich mar chaora.
Baal, «. Beil, dia breige, iodhol.
Babble, v. ìi. 1. Prattle like a child : dean gob-
aireachd, dean boilisg. 2. talk idly, or irration-
ally : dean goileam. 3. talk thoughtlessly, tell
secrets : bi beul-fhosgailte, sgaoil. 4. talk much :
sir-labhair, dean bruidhean gun sgur.
Babble, s. Gobais, gobaireachd, faoin-chòmliradh,
glag, glagaireachd.
Babblement, s. Faoin-chainnteachd, blth-chainnt.
Babbler, «. Fear-faoin-chainnt, fear-bruidhne, beul
gun fliàitheam, glagair.
Babbling, s. Faoin-chaiunt, glagaireachd, gobair-
eachd.
Babe, s. Naoidhean, naoidheachan, leanabh beag,
leanaban.
Babel, s. 1. Name of a place: Babel. 2. disor-
der, tumult, irregular mixture : buaireas, congh-
air, mi-riaghallt.
Babery, s. Breugachan, deideag, àiUeagan.
Babisii, adj. Leanabaidh, leanbanta, leanabail.
Baboon, s. Apa.
Baby, s. 1. A child, an infant : naoidhean, naoidh-
eachan. 2. a small image in imitation of a child :
leanabh-liilth, leanabh-liùthaig.
Baby, adj. Like a baby, diminutive, small : leanab-
aidh, meanbh, beag.
BAC
Baby, v. a. Breug.
Babyish, adj. See Babish.
Babyism, «. Leanabanachd, leanabalachd, faoineas.
Babylonical, adj. Buaireasach, conghaireach, mi-
riaghailteach.
Baccated, adj. Dearcagach, dearcach, cluigeanach.
Bacchanal, adj. Misgeach, geocach, neo-mheas-
arra.
Bacchanal, *. Misgear, fear-daoruich.
Bacchanalian, s, Misgear, misgear tuaireapach,
fear-daoraich.
Bacchanalian, adj. Misgeach, geocach, neo-mheas-
arra.
Bacchanals, *. Fleadh mhisgeach, meisge, coisir
mhisgear.
Bacciferous, a(^'. Dearcagach, dearcach, a ghiùl-
aineas dearcagan, no bagaidean dhearcag.
Bacchante I "'^- ^'^S^^'^'i' sior-mhisgeach.
Bacchic, ì ^ ,._ g^^ Bacchanalian.
Bacchical, j ■'
Bacciferous, adj. A dh'itheas dearcagan, a thig
beò air dearcagan.
Bachelor, s. Seana-ghille, bodach-fleasgaich, bod-
achan-fleasgaich, fear gun bhean.
Bachelorship, s. Sean-ghilleachd, sean-fhleasg-
achas.
Back, *. L Tlie hinder part of the body : cùl, cùJ-