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bility to sufFer delay, eagerness : caise, braiseachd,
neo-fhoighidinn.
Impatient, adj. 1. Notable to endure : neo-chruad-
alach, neo-fiioighidinneach. 2. vehemently, agi-
tated with some passion : fuidh bhuaireas, air boile,
cuthaich. 3. hot, hasty : cas, dian. 4. eager, ar-
dently desirous : dian, togarrach.
Impatiently, adv. See Impatient.
Impawn, v. a. Their an geall, cuir an geall.
Impeach, v. a. 1. Hinder, impede : bac, grab. 2.
accuse by public authority : casaidich, dit gu foll-
uiseach, cuir as leth. 3. bring into question : cuir
an teagamh.
Impeachable, adj. So-choireachaidh, so dhitidh.
Im PEACH EB, s. Fear-casaid, fear-coireachaidh, fear-
tagraidh.
Impeachment, s. 1. Hindrance, let : bacadh, grab-
adh. 2. public accusation, charge preferred : coir-
eachadh, dlteadh, ciais-dliitidh, casaid. S. imputa-
tion, reproach : coire, masladh.
Impearl, i». a. 1. Form in resemblance of pearls :
neamhnaidich. 2. decorate as with pearls : sgead-
aich le neamhnadaibh.
Impeccability, i. Fior-ghloine, neo-chiontas.
Impeccable, adj. Neo-pheacach, neo-chiontacli.
Impede, v. a. Bac, stad, aniail, cuir maille air.
Impediment, s. 1. Any obstruction to passage:
bac, bacadh, stad. 2. hindrance, let: amladh,
bacadh, cnap-starraidli.
Impediment, v. a. Bac, stad, amail.
Impedimental, adj. Bacach, stadach, amaileach.
Impedite, v. a. See Retard.
Impel, v. a. Greas, cuir air aghaidh, brosnuich, starr.
Impellent, s. Greasad, brosuachadh, starradh.
Impelleh, *. Fear-greasaid, gille-greasaidh.
Impen, v. a. Druid, iomdhruid, dùin a stigh.
Impend, v. n. 1. Hang over : croch os ceann. 2.
be at hand, press nearly : dlùtliaich, bi aig làimh.
Impendent, adj. See Imminent.
Impenetrability, s. Do-dhrùigheachd, ro-chruath-
Impenetrable, arlj. 1. Not to be pierced: do-
thollta, do-chladhaichte. 2. impervious, not ad-
mitting entrance : diunte, druidte. 3. not to be
taught : do-ionnsuchaidh, do-fhoghluimte. 4. not
to be affected, not to be moved : do-ghluasadach.
Impenetuableness, s. See Impenetrability.
Impenetrably, adv. See Impenetrable.
Impenitence, ì s. Neo-aithreachas, cruas-cridhc,
Impenitency, j neo-mhothalachd.
Impenitent, adj. Neo-aithreachail, cruaidh-chridh-
each, neo-nihothachail.
Impenitent, s. Neo-aitlireachan.
Impenitently, adv. See Impenitent.
Impennous, adj. Neo-sgiathach.
Impeople, v. a. Buidhnich.
Imperative, adj. Smaclvdail, iarrtachail, ceannsal-
ach.
Imperatively, adv. Sec Imperative.
Imperceptible, adj. Nco-fhaicsiuneach, neo-leirs-
inneach, do-fhiosraichte.
Imperceptibly, adv. See Imperceptible.
Imperdible, adj. Do-chaillte, do-mhillte.
Imperfect, adj. Neo-fhoirfe,neo-iomlan,neo-choimh>
lionta, uireasbhuidheach.
Imperfection, s. Neo-fhoirfeachd, neo-iomlanachd,
neo-choimhliontachd, uireasbhuidh.
Imperfectly, adv. See Imperfect.
Imperfectness, s. See Imperfection.
Imperforable, adj. See Impenetrable, *.
Imperforate, adj. Neo-tholldach.
Imperial, adj. llioghail, àrd-urramach, àrd-uachd-
ranach.
Imperially, atfo. See Imperial.
Imperiality, s. Rioghalachd, àrd-uachdranachd.
Imperil, v. a. Cunnartaich.
Imperious, adj. 1. Tyrannical, haughty: aintigh-
earnail, ainneartach, cruaidh-smachdail, fòirneart-
ach. 2. commanding, authoritative : smachdail,
ceannsachail. 3. powerful, ascendant : uachdran-
ach, cunihachdach.
Imperiously, adv. See Imperious.
Imperiousness, s. 1. Authority, air of command :
ceannartas, ceannasachd, smachd, smachdalachd.
2. arrogance of command: ain-tighearnas, fòirneart,
ainneart.
Imperishable, adj. Neo-bhàsmhor, neo-thruaillidh,
do-mhillte, buan-mhaireannach.
Impermanence, I s. Neo-sheasmhachd, neo-nihair-
Impermanency, i eannachd.
Impermeability, s. Do-roinnteachd,do-sgàinteachd.
Impermeable, adj. Do-roinnte, do-sgàinte.
Impersonal, adj. Neo-phearsanta.
Impersonality, s. Neo-phearsaiitachd.
Imperspecuity, s. Doilleireachd, duirche.
Imperspicuous, adj. Doilleir, dorcha.
Impersuasible, adj. Do-chomhairlichte.
Impertinence,'! s. I. That which has no relation
Impertinency, J to the matter in hand : amaid-
eachd, faoineas, mi-sheadh. 2. troublesomeness,
intrusion : beadaidheachd, mi-mhodh, leamhadas.
3. saucincss, rudeness : beag-naireachd, dànadas,
ladarnas.
Impertinent, adj. 1. Of no relation to the matter
in hand : nii-sheadhach, faoin, amaideach. 2, im-
portunate, instrusive, meddling: leamh, beadaidh,
mi-mhodhail. 3. foolish, trifling : baoth, gòrach.
4. rude, unmannerly : ladarna, dan, mi-mhodliail
balachail.
Impertinent,*. 1. A trifler, a meddler : beadag-
an, fear leamh. 2. a rude, unmannerly person :
balach, sgonn.
Impertinently, adv. See Impertinent.
Impervious, adj. Do-roinnte, do-sgàinte.
Imperviously, adv. See Impervious.
Imperviousness, «. Do-roinnteachd, do-sgàinteachd.
Impetiginous, adj. Cloimheach, tachasach.
Impetbable, adj. So-fhaotainn.
Impetrate, t. o. Thoir a niach, faigh le athchuinge.
Lmpetration, s. Toirt a mach, asluchadh.
Impetratory, adj. Aslachail.
Impetuosity, *. Braise, boil, caise, corruich, fraoch,
ainneart.
Impetuous, «Ji'. 1. Violent, forcible, fierce: ain-