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Discredit, v. U. 1. Deprive of credibility, make
not trusted : dean breugach. 2. disgrace, bring
reproach upon : naraich, maslaich. 5. distrust,
credit not : na creid, na toir creideas do.
Discreditable, adj. Mi-chliùiteach, nàrach, mas-
lach, tàmailteach.
Discreet, adj. 1. Prudent, circumspect, cautious :
glic, faicilleacli, crionna, cùramach. 2. modest,
not forward : modhail, beusach, siobhalt.
Discreetly, adv. See Discreet.
Discrepancy, s. Eadar-dliealachadh, miithadli, eas-
aonachd, neo-fhreagarrarachd, mi-chordadli.
Discrepant, adj. Neo-flireagarracli, eas-aontach.
Discrete, adj. Air leth, eadar-dhealaichte.
Discretion, s. 1. Prudence, knowledge to govern
one's self: gliocas, tùr, ciall, crionntachd. 2. li-
berty of acting at pleasure : saorsa, saor-inntinn-
eachd, toil.
Discretional, ì adj. A feir a thoile fein, neo-
Discretionary, j cheangailte, saor, gun bhacadh.
Discretionally, adv. See Discretional.
Discriminable, acj/. So-aithneachaidh, so-cliomharr-
achaidh.
Discriminate, v. a. 1. Distinguish by certain to-
kens from another: eadar-dhealaich, comharraich
a mach. 2. select or separate from others, sever :
eadar-dhealaich, sgar, tagh a mach.
Discriminate, a(i/. Comharraichte, eadar-dheal-
aichte.
DiscRiMiNATELY, odv. See Discriminate, ad/.
Discrimination, s. Eadar-dhealachadli, mùthadh,
aithneachadh, comharradh air leth.
Discriminative, adj. Diùblu'asach, a' cur eadar-
dhealachaidh.
DiscRiMiNATivELY, adv. See Discriminative.
Disculpate, v. a. See Exculpate.
Discumbency, s. Còrr-shuidhe.
DiscuMBER, V. a. Neo-luchdaich, saor bho eallach.
Discursive, adj. 1. Moving here and there, roving :
luaineach, luasganach, falbhanach, siiibhlach. 2.
argumentative : reusonach.
DiscjRsivELY, adv. See Discursive.
Discuss, s. Peilisteir.
Discuss, w. a. 1. Examine: feuch, rannsaich, sgrùd.
2. disperse : sgaoil, sgap. 3. break to pieces : bris,
pronn spealg, bloighdich.
Discusser, s. Fear feuchainn, rannsaiche.
Discussing, s. Feuchainn, deuchainn, ceasnachadh.
Discussion, s. Feuchainn, deuchainn, rannsachadh,
sgi-ùdadh, ceasnachadh, cnuasachd, reusonachadh.
Disdain, v. a. et n. 1. Scorn, consider as unwor-
thy of one's character : tarcuisich, na b' fhiii leat
e, cuir suarach e. 2. scorn, think unworthy : na
b' fhiach leat. 3. grow impatient or angry : fas
cas, fas frionasach.
Disdain, s. Tàir, tarcuis, dimeas spid, dorran, farr-
an.
Disdainful, adj. Tarcuiseach, tàireil, spìdeil, àrdan-
ach, uaibhreach, farranach.
Disdainfully, adv. See Disdainful.
Disdainfulness, s. Tùirealachd, spìdealachd, tar-
cuis.
Disdaining, s. See Disdain, s.
Disease, s. Tinneas, euslaint, galar, eucail.
Disease, v. a. 1. Afflict with disease, torment with
pain or sickness : dean tinn, dean eucaileach. 2.
put in pain, make uneasy, disturb : plan, cràidh,
ìeòn.
DisEASEDNESs, s. Tinncas, staid eucail.
Diseaseful, ad;'. 1. Abounding with disease, pro-
ducing disease : tinn, galarach, eucaileach. 2.
troublesome, occasioning uneasiness : trioblaid-
each, àmhgharach.
DisEDGED, adj. Maol, gun fhaobhar.
Disembark, v. a. et n. 1. Carry to land: cuir air
tir, giùlain gu tir. 2. land, go on land : rach air
tir.
Disembarrass, v. a. Fuasgail, saor.
Disembitteu, v. a. Milsich, dean neo-shearbh.
Disembodied, adj. Neo-chorporra, gun chorp.
Disembody, v. a. See Disband, 1.
Disembogue, v. a. et n. 1. Pour out at the mouth
of a river, vent : sruth, dòirt, taom. 2. eject, cast
forth : dòirt a mach, tilg a mach. 3. give vent,
flow : brùchd, sruth, steall.
Disembowelled, adj. Gun mhionach.
Disenable, v. a. Anfhannaich, dean neo-chomas-
ach, cuir o fheum.
Disenchant, v. a. Saor o gheasalbh.
Disencumber, v. a. Dith-luchdaich, eutromaich
thoir dheth uallach, faothaich.
Disencumbrance, s. Dith-luchdachadh, eutromach-
adh, faothachadh, saorsa o eallach.
Disengage, v. a. et w. 1. Separate form any thing
with which it is in union : fuasgail, dealaich cuir
fuidh sgaoil. 2. disentangle, clear from impedi-
ments, or difficulties : reitich, saor o amladh. 3.
withdraw, applied to the affections : tarruing o,
cuir saor, dealaich, fuasgail 4. free from any
powerful detention : saor, cuir an saorsa. 5. re-
lease from an obligation: fuasgail. 6. set one's
self free from : saor tliu fein, bi fuasgailte.
Disengaged, adj. 1. Disjoined, disentangled : fuas-
gailte, neo-cheangailte, gun amladh.
Disengagement, s. 1. Release from any engage-
ment, or obligation : fuasgladh, saorsa. 2. free-
dom of attention, vacancy : socair, fois, tàrah,
saorsa.
Disentangle, v. a. 1. Unfold, or unloose the parts
of any thing interwoven with one another : fuasg-
ail, reitich, thoir a amladh. 2. set free from im-
pediments , disembroil : saor, fuasgail thoir a am-
ladh. 3 . disengage, separate : eadar-dliealaich,
dealaich, sgar.
Disentanglement, «. Saoradh o amladh.
Disenterr, v. a. Thoir as an uaigh.
Disenthral, v. a. Saor o thràillealachd.
DiSENTHRONE, V. a. CuIr bharr a' chrùin.
Disentitle, v. a. Thoir uaithe coir.
DisESPOusE, V. a. Eadar-dhealaich.
Disesteem, s. Dimeas, mi-shuim, beag toirt.
Disesteem, v. a. Dean dimeas air, dean tair air,
cuir an neo-shuim.
Disfavour, s. Mi-fhàbhar, mi-aoidh, mi-ghean.