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Handsaw, s. Tuireasg làimhc
Handsel, s. Sainnseal.
Handsel, v. a. Faigh sainnseal, dean a' cheud
fheum do.
Handsome, adj. 1. Ready, gainly, convenient :
deas, fVeagarrach. 2. beautiful, graceful : bòidh-
each, niaiseach, àillidh, eireachdail, taitneach,
grinn. 3. ample, liberal : mòr, gasda, Ian mhaith.
4. generous, noble : faoilidh, fiùghantach, òirdh-
eirc.
Handsome, v. a. Dean grinn, dean eireachdail.
Handsomely, adv. See Handsome, adf.
Handsomeness, s. Maise, eireachdas, bòidhchead,
tlachdmhoraclid.
Handvice, s. Greimiche làimhe.
Handweapon, «. Làmh-bhall, làmh-arm.
Handwriting, s. Làmh-sgrìobhaidh.
Handy, adj. 1. Ready, dexterous, skilful: làmh-
ach, làmhchair. 2. convenient, ready : deas,
ealamh.
Hang, v. a. et n. 1. Suspend : croch. 2. choak
and kill by suspending from the neck: crocli,
tachd. 3. display, show aloft : nochd, foillsich,
taisbean, sgaoil a mach. 4. hang upon .• gràdh-
aich gu mòr. 5. be suspended : croch, bi 'ii croch-
adli ri. 6. dangle : bi slaodadh fi. 7. bend for-
ward : crom, aom. 8. play : cluich. 9. hover,
impend: croch, cuairtich. 10. reside: tuinich,
còmhnuich. 11. be in suspense: bi 's an iora-
achomhairle, bi 'n imcheist. 12. be delayed, lin-
ger: bi seamsanaich, dean moille. 13. be dependant
on: bi leanmhuinn, bi 'n crochadh air. 14. be
fixed or suspended with attention : thoir aire.
15. have a steep declivity: bi corrach. 16.
be executed by the halter: bi air do chroch-
adh.
Hanger, s. 1. A short broad sword: cuinnsear.
2. one who causes others to be hanged : crochad-
air.
Hanging, s. 1. Drapery hung or fastened against
tlie walls of rooms : croch-aodach. 2. death by a
halter : crochadh. 3. display, exhibition : foills-
eachadh, taisbeanadh.
Hanging, adj. An crochadli, aig crochadh.
Hangman, s. Crochadair.
Hank, s. lama, iarnag.
Hanker, v. n. Bi 'n geall air, miannaich, bi 'n deigh
air.
Hankering, s. Miannachadh, deigh, mòr thogradh.
Hap, s. 1. Chance, fortune: tuiteamas, tubaist,
teugmhais. 2. that which happens by chance or
fortune : tuiteamas, tubaist, tachairt. 3. accident,
casual event, misfortune : tubaist, teugmhail, teug-
mhais.
Hap-hazard, s. Tuiteamas, tubaist, teugmhais, tach-
airt, teugmhail.
Hap, v. a. et n. See Happen.
Hapless, adj. Mi-shealbhach, neo-shona, cruaidh-
fhortanach, tubaisteach.
Haply, adv. 1. Perhaps: theagamh, maith dh'
fhaoidte. 2. by chance, by accident : le tuiteam-
as ie teagmhais.
Happen, v. n. Tachair, tuit a mach, thig gu crich,
eirich.
Happily, adv. See Happy.
Happiness, s. 1. Felicity : sonas, àgh. 2. good
luck, good fortune : sonas, sealbh, deadh-fhortan,
àgh, rath. 3. fortuitous elegance, unstudied grace:
taitneas, tlachdmhorachd.
Happy, adj. 1. In a state of felicity: sona, sòlas-
ach, àghmhor. 2. lucky, successful : sona, àgh-
nihor, sealbhach, fortanach, rathail, seannsail. 3.
addressful, ready : deas, ealamh.
Haram, s. See Seraglio.
Harangue, s. Oraid, seanachas.
Harangue, v. a. et n. 1. Address by an oration :
dean oraid do. 2. make a speech : thoir seachad
oraid, cuir òrad an ceill, dean cainntearachd.
Haranguer, s. Cainntear, òraidiche, searmonaiche.
Harass,».». 1. Desolate, waste, destroy: dith-
iàraich, claoidh, sàruich, mill. 2. weary, fatigue :
sgithich, sàruich, claoidh, buair, leir.
Harass, s. Claoidh, sàruchadh, sgitheachadh, leir-
eadh.
Harasser, s. Spùillear, fear-claoidh, fear-sàruch-
aidh.
Harbinger, s. Roimh-ruithear, teachdair.
Harbour, s. 1. A lodging, a place of entertain-
ment : àite-tàimh, tàmh-àite. 2. a port or haven
for ships : cala, caladh, long-phort, camus, acars-
aid. 3. an asylum, a shelter : dion, didean.
Harbour, v. a. et n. 1. Entertain, permit to reside :
gabh ri, thoir fasgadh do, thoir tèarmunn do, fi. 2.
shelter, secure : dion, didinn, sabhail. 3. receive
entertainment, sojourn, take shelter : gabh còrah-
nuidli, fuirich, gabh dion.
Harbourage, s. Tàmh-àite, caladh, acarsaid, dion,
didean, dion-àite.
Harbouuer, s. Didionnair fear-tèarmuinn.
Harbourless, adj. Gun chaladh, gun tàmh-àìte.
Hard, adj. 1. Firm, resisting penetration or sepa-
ration : cruaidh, teann, daingean. 2. difficult, not
easy to the intellect : deacair, duilich, cruaidh f 'a
thuigsinn. 3. difficult of accomplishment : cruaidh,
duilich, ^deacair, doirbh. 4. painful, distressful :
dòghruinneach, cràidhteach, dòilgheasach, goirt. 5.
cruel, oppressive : ain-iochdmhor cruaidh, cruadal-
ach, garg. 6. sour, rough : garg, borb, doirbh.
7. unfavourable, unkind : neo-chaoimhneil, neo-
bhàigheil. 8. insensible, inflexible : reasgach, rag-
mhuinealach, dearrasach, danarra. 9. obdurate,
impenitent: rag-mhuinealach, reasgach. 10. un-
happy, vexatious : neo-shona, cruadalach, triob-
laideach. 1 1. vehement, keen, severe : garbh,
cruaidh, teann. 12. unreasonable, unjust : cruaidh,
mi-cheart, mi-chothromach. 13. forced, not easi-
ly granted: duilich. 14. powerful, forcible : com-
asach, cumhachdach. 15. austere, rough as li-
quids : garg, searbh. 16. harsh, stiif, constrained :
teann, daingean, rag. 17. not plentiful, not pros-
perous : cruaidh, gann. 18. avaricious : cruaidh,
gann, miodhoir.
Hard, ailv. 1. Close : dlùth, teann, am fagus. 2.
diligently, laboriously : gu dichioUach, gu dian gu