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ILL
Illachrymable, adj. Ann-deurach.
Ill APSE, s. 1. Gradual emission or entrance of one
thing into another: sleamhnachadh. 2. sudden
attack : ionnsuidh, ruatliar. 3. casual coming :
tacliartas, tuiteamas.
Illaqueate, v. a. See Entangle.
Illation, s. See Inference.
Illaudable, adj. An-airidh, neo-airidh.
Illaudably, ado. See Illaudable.
Illegal, adj. Mi-laghail, neo-laghail, ann-dligh-
each, neo-dhligheach.
Illegality, s. Mi-taghaileachd, neo-laghaileachd,
ann-dligheachas.
Illegally, adv. See Illegal.
Illegalness, s. See Illegality.
Illegibility, s. Do-teughtachd.
Illegible, adj. Do-leugliaidli, do-leughta.
Illegibly, adv. See Illegible.
Illegitimate, v. a. Dean diolain, dearbh diolain.
Illegitimate, o(^'. 1. Unlawfully begotten : diol-
ain. 2. not genuine : neo-dhligheacli, neo-fhior.
Illegitimacy, s. Diolanas, diolanaclid, neo-dhligh-
eachas.
Illegitimately, adv. See Illegitimate.
Illegitimation, s. 1. See Illegitimacy. 2. act
of proving a person illegitimate : dearbhadh diol-
ain.
Ill-faced, adj. Grànda, mìothar.
Ill-favoured, adj. Duaichnidh, grànda, neo-bhòidh-
each.
Ill favouredly, adv. See Ill-favoured.
Ill-favouredness, s. Gràndachd, duaichnidheachd,
neo-bhòidhchead.
Illiberal, adj. 1. Not noble, not ingenuous : neo-
uasal, neo-flilathail, neo-fhialaidh. 2. not muni-
ficent : gann, cruaidb, spiocacb, crion, gortach.
Illiberality, «. 1. Meanness of mind : neo-uaisle,
neo-fblathaileachd, neo-fhialaidheachd. 2. parsi-
mony, niggardliness : gainne, cruas, spiocaiche,
crionachd, gortachd.
Illiberally, adv. See Illiberal.
Illicit, adj. See Illegal.
Illicitly, adv. See Illegally.
Illicitness, s. See Illegality.
Illighten, v. a. See Illuminate.
Illimitable, adj. Neo-chriochnaidh, neo-chrioch-
nachail.
Illimitably, adv. See Illimitable.
Illimited, adj. Neo-chriochnaicbte.
Illiwitedness, s. Neo-cbriochnachd.
Illiteracy, «. Neo-fhoghlumachd.
Illiterate, adj. Aineolach, neo-fhoghluimte, neo-
ionnsuichte, ain-fbiosach, borb, neo-oileanta.
Illiterateness, a Aineolas, neo-fhogbluinteachd,
ain-fhiosachd, cion-foghluim, neo-oileantacbd.
Ill-lived, adj. Maslacb, sgainnealach, aingidh.
Illnature, s. Coirbteachd, droch-mhèin, crosd-
achd, miosguinn.
lLLNATURED,«rf/. Droch-mbeineach, coirbte, crosda,
niiosguinneacli.
Illnaturedly, adv. See Illnatured.
Illness, s. \. Badness, or inconvenience of any
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kind : olcas. 2. sickness, malady : tinneas, galar,
euslaint, eucail. 3. wickedness : aingidheachd.
Illogical, adj. Mi-feusonta, mi-sheadhach.
Illogically, adv. See Illogical.
Illogicalness, s. Mi-reusontachd, mi-sheadhachas.
Ill-starred, arV;'. Neo-shealbhach, neo-shealbharra.
Illude, v. a. Meall, mag, tboir an car a.
Illume, v. a. See Illuminate.
Illuminate, v. a. I. Supply with light : soillsich,
soilleirich. 2. enlighten intellectually: soilleir-
ich. 3. illustrate: minicb.
Illumination, s. 1. Act of supplying with light :
soillseachadh, soilleireachadh, dealradh. 2. that
which gives ligbt : solus, soillseachadh, soilleir-
eachadh. 3. brightness, splendour : deàrsadh,
loinnreachd, dealradh. 4. infusion of intellectual
light : soillseachadh, soilleireachadh.
Illuminative, adj. Soillseacb, soillseachail, deal-
rach.
Illuminator, s. Fear-soillseachaidh.
Illumine, v. a. See Illuminate.
Illusion, s. Mealladh, mearachd, faileas, faoineas.
Illusive, adj. Mealltach, breugach, fanoideach,
Illusively', adv. See Illusive.
Illusiveness, s. Mealltachd, breugachd, faoin-
eaclul.
Illusory, adj. Mealltach, cealgach, carach.
Illustrate, r. a. 1. Brighten with light : soillsich,
2. brighten with honour: àrdaich, cliùthaich, dean
urramach. 3. explain, clear, elucidate : minich,
soilleirich.
Illustration, s. Mineachadh, soilleireachadh.
Illustrative, adj. Soillseachail, mineachail.
Illustratively, adv. See Illustrative.
Illustrator, s. Fear-soillseachaidh, fear-mineach-
aidh.
Illustrious, adj. 1. Bright, shining: dealrach,
dcàrsach, loinnreach. 2. conspicuous, noble :
uasal, ainmeil, flathail, cliiiiteach, urramach, òirdh-
eirc, mòrdhalach.
Illustriously, adv. See Illustrious.
Illustriousness, s. Uaisle, uaisleachd, ainmeal-
aclid, flathaileachd, òirdheirceas, mòrdhalachd.
Ill-will, «. Naimhdcas, fuath, mi-run.
Ill-willer, s. Fear-fuatha, fear-mi-ruin.
Im, prefix. See In, prefix.
Image,.?. 1. Any corporeal representation: iomh-
aigh, dealbh. 2. an idol, a false god : iodhol. 3.
a copy, representation, likeness : coltas, dealbh,
samhiadh.
Image, v. a. Samhiaich, deilbh, smuainich air, saoil.
Imagery, *. 1. Pictures, statues : dealbhan, iomh-
aighean. 2. show, appearance : dreach, tuar,
coltas. 3. forms of the fancy, false ideas : faoin-
smuaintean. 4. representations in writing : samh-
lachan, samhlaidhean. 5. form, make : dealbh,
cruth, riochd.
Imaginable, adj. So-mheasraichte, so-srauaineach-
aidh.
lMAGiNANT,«tf^". Smuainteach, smuainteachail,saoils-
eanach.
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Illachrymable, adj. Ann-deurach.
Ill APSE, s. 1. Gradual emission or entrance of one
thing into another: sleamhnachadh. 2. sudden
attack : ionnsuidh, ruatliar. 3. casual coming :
tacliartas, tuiteamas.
Illaqueate, v. a. See Entangle.
Illation, s. See Inference.
Illaudable, adj. An-airidh, neo-airidh.
Illaudably, ado. See Illaudable.
Illegal, adj. Mi-laghail, neo-laghail, ann-dligh-
each, neo-dhligheach.
Illegality, s. Mi-taghaileachd, neo-laghaileachd,
ann-dligheachas.
Illegally, adv. See Illegal.
Illegalness, s. See Illegality.
Illegibility, s. Do-teughtachd.
Illegible, adj. Do-leugliaidli, do-leughta.
Illegibly, adv. See Illegible.
Illegitimate, v. a. Dean diolain, dearbh diolain.
Illegitimate, o(^'. 1. Unlawfully begotten : diol-
ain. 2. not genuine : neo-dhligheacli, neo-fhior.
Illegitimacy, s. Diolanas, diolanaclid, neo-dhligh-
eachas.
Illegitimately, adv. See Illegitimate.
Illegitimation, s. 1. See Illegitimacy. 2. act
of proving a person illegitimate : dearbhadh diol-
ain.
Ill-faced, adj. Grànda, mìothar.
Ill-favoured, adj. Duaichnidh, grànda, neo-bhòidh-
each.
Ill favouredly, adv. See Ill-favoured.
Ill-favouredness, s. Gràndachd, duaichnidheachd,
neo-bhòidhchead.
Illiberal, adj. 1. Not noble, not ingenuous : neo-
uasal, neo-flilathail, neo-fhialaidh. 2. not muni-
ficent : gann, cruaidb, spiocacb, crion, gortach.
Illiberality, «. 1. Meanness of mind : neo-uaisle,
neo-fblathaileachd, neo-fhialaidheachd. 2. parsi-
mony, niggardliness : gainne, cruas, spiocaiche,
crionachd, gortachd.
Illiberally, adv. See Illiberal.
Illicit, adj. See Illegal.
Illicitly, adv. See Illegally.
Illicitness, s. See Illegality.
Illighten, v. a. See Illuminate.
Illimitable, adj. Neo-chriochnaidh, neo-chrioch-
nachail.
Illimitably, adv. See Illimitable.
Illimited, adj. Neo-chriochnaicbte.
Illiwitedness, s. Neo-cbriochnachd.
Illiteracy, «. Neo-fhoghlumachd.
Illiterate, adj. Aineolach, neo-fhoghluimte, neo-
ionnsuichte, ain-fbiosach, borb, neo-oileanta.
Illiterateness, a Aineolas, neo-fhogbluinteachd,
ain-fhiosachd, cion-foghluim, neo-oileantacbd.
Ill-lived, adj. Maslacb, sgainnealach, aingidh.
Illnature, s. Coirbteachd, droch-mhèin, crosd-
achd, miosguinn.
lLLNATURED,«rf/. Droch-mbeineach, coirbte, crosda,
niiosguinneacli.
Illnaturedly, adv. See Illnatured.
Illness, s. \. Badness, or inconvenience of any
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kind : olcas. 2. sickness, malady : tinneas, galar,
euslaint, eucail. 3. wickedness : aingidheachd.
Illogical, adj. Mi-feusonta, mi-sheadhach.
Illogically, adv. See Illogical.
Illogicalness, s. Mi-reusontachd, mi-sheadhachas.
Ill-starred, arV;'. Neo-shealbhach, neo-shealbharra.
Illude, v. a. Meall, mag, tboir an car a.
Illume, v. a. See Illuminate.
Illuminate, v. a. I. Supply with light : soillsich,
soilleirich. 2. enlighten intellectually: soilleir-
ich. 3. illustrate: minicb.
Illumination, s. 1. Act of supplying with light :
soillseachadh, soilleireachadh, dealradh. 2. that
which gives ligbt : solus, soillseachadh, soilleir-
eachadh. 3. brightness, splendour : deàrsadh,
loinnreachd, dealradh. 4. infusion of intellectual
light : soillseachadh, soilleireachadh.
Illuminative, adj. Soillseacb, soillseachail, deal-
rach.
Illuminator, s. Fear-soillseachaidh.
Illumine, v. a. See Illuminate.
Illusion, s. Mealladh, mearachd, faileas, faoineas.
Illusive, adj. Mealltach, breugach, fanoideach,
Illusively', adv. See Illusive.
Illusiveness, s. Mealltachd, breugachd, faoin-
eaclul.
Illusory, adj. Mealltach, cealgach, carach.
Illustrate, r. a. 1. Brighten with light : soillsich,
2. brighten with honour: àrdaich, cliùthaich, dean
urramach. 3. explain, clear, elucidate : minich,
soilleirich.
Illustration, s. Mineachadh, soilleireachadh.
Illustrative, adj. Soillseachail, mineachail.
Illustratively, adv. See Illustrative.
Illustrator, s. Fear-soillseachaidh, fear-mineach-
aidh.
Illustrious, adj. 1. Bright, shining: dealrach,
dcàrsach, loinnreach. 2. conspicuous, noble :
uasal, ainmeil, flathail, cliiiiteach, urramach, òirdh-
eirc, mòrdhalach.
Illustriously, adv. See Illustrious.
Illustriousness, s. Uaisle, uaisleachd, ainmeal-
aclid, flathaileachd, òirdheirceas, mòrdhalachd.
Ill-will, «. Naimhdcas, fuath, mi-run.
Ill-willer, s. Fear-fuatha, fear-mi-ruin.
Im, prefix. See In, prefix.
Image,.?. 1. Any corporeal representation: iomh-
aigh, dealbh. 2. an idol, a false god : iodhol. 3.
a copy, representation, likeness : coltas, dealbh,
samhiadh.
Image, v. a. Samhiaich, deilbh, smuainich air, saoil.
Imagery, *. 1. Pictures, statues : dealbhan, iomh-
aighean. 2. show, appearance : dreach, tuar,
coltas. 3. forms of the fancy, false ideas : faoin-
smuaintean. 4. representations in writing : samh-
lachan, samhlaidhean. 5. form, make : dealbh,
cruth, riochd.
Imaginable, adj. So-mheasraichte, so-srauaineach-
aidh.
lMAGiNANT,«tf^". Smuainteach, smuainteachail,saoils-
eanach.
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Description | A selection of books from a collection of more than 500 titles, mostly on religious and literary topics. Also includes some material dealing with other Celtic languages and societies. Collection created towards the end of the 19th century by Lady Evelyn Stewart Murray. |
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Description | Selected items from five 'Special and Named Printed Collections'. Includes books in Gaelic and other Celtic languages, works about the Gaels, their languages, literature, culture and history. |
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