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MYT
Myrtle, s. Miortal.
Myself, s. Mi fein, mise fuin.
Mystagogue, s. Fear-mineachaidh mntan diomhair.
Mysterious, adj. Dorcha, domliaiii, diomhair.
Mysteriously, ctdv. See Mysterious.
Mysteriousness, s. Duirche, doilleireaclid, dtomh-
àireachd.
Mystery, s. Diomhaireachd, run diomhair, ceàird.
Mystic, 1 adj. Diomhair, dorahain, dorch, do-
Mystical, j thuigsinn.
Mystically, adv. See Mystic.
Mysticalness, s. Diomliairceachd, doirahncachd,
duirche.
Mysticism, s. Do-thuigsinneachd, diomhaireachd
mheallta.
Mythical I "^' Spleadhach, faoin-sgeulach.
Mytiiologic, ì ,. spieadhach, faoin-sgeulach.
Mythological, J •/ i^ id
Mythologically, adv. See Mythological.
Mythologist, s. Faoin-sgeulaiche, faoin-shean-
achaidh.
Mythologize, v. n. Dean faoin-sgeulachd.
Mythology, s. Faoin-sgeulachd, eachdraidh nandia
breige.
NAM
NAR
NAB, V. a. Grad-ghlac, teum.
Nab, s. Cnap, scòrr-mhullaich.
Nabob, «. Prionnsa Innseanach, duine niòr as na
h-Innsibh.
Nacker, s. Slige neamhnaid.
Nadir, s. Am ball a 's isle dhe 'n chruinne-che.
Naeve, s. Ball, ball-dòbhrain.
Nag, s. 1. A small horse : each, gearran. 2. a
paramour, in contempt : leannan.
Naiad, s. Oigh uisge.
Nail, s. 1. Of the fingers or toes : ionga. 2. of
birds, or beasts : ionga, spòg. 3. of metal for
fastening : tarrung, tarunn. 4. a stud, a boss :
cop, copan, ball. 5. a measure of length: da
òirleach is cairteal.
Nail, v. a. 1. Fasten: tarunnaich, tàirnich, spàrr.
2. stud : cuir copan air.
Nailer, s. Fear-dèanaimh, thàirngnean, gobha
thàirngnean.
Nailery, s. Ceàrdach thàirngnean.
Naivete, s. Simplidheachd, fosgarrachd.
Nake ì
^ ' J- 1). a. RCiisg, nochd, dean lomnochd.
Naked, adj. Riiisgte, nochd, nochdaidh, lomnochd,
lorn, gun arm.
Nakedly, adv. See Naked.
Nakedness, s. Nochdachd, nochdaidlieachd, lom-
nochduidh, luime.
Nall, s. Minidh.
Name, s. 1. Of an individual: ainm. 2. of aspe
cies : ainm, sloinneadh. 3. person : neach. 4.
reputation, character : ainm, deadh-ainm, cliù. 5.
renown, fame : cliu, alladh, iomradh, ainraealachd
cliùiteachd. 6. power delegated : ainm. 7.
pearance, not reality : ainm.
Name, v. a. 1. By a particular appellation: ain
mich, sloinn. 2. mention : ainmich, goir air ainm.
3. specify, nominate : ainmich. 4. utter : luaidh,
ainmich, aithris.
Nameless, adj. Neo-ainmichte, gun chliù, neo-ain-
meil.
Namely, adv. Mar so, 's e sin, sin f' a ràdh, eadhon.
Namer, s. Fear-sloinnidh, fear-ainmeachaidh.
Namesake, *. Fear-cinnidh, bean-chinnidh, co-
ainm.
Nap, s. 1. A short sleep: cadalan, trùpag, pràmh,
norrag. 2. villous substance : caitean, calg. 3.
a knop, a protuberance, the top of a hill : cnap,
meall, cruach.
Nap, v. n. Dean cadalan, gabh norrag, gabh trùpag.
Naptaking, *. Sgiorradh, grad ionnsuidh, fuathas,
ruathar, grad-ghlacadh.
Nape, s. Cùl na h-amhaich, cijl a' mhuineil.
Napery, s. Anart bùird is tubhailtean, anart tighe.
Nappiness, *. Caiteanachd, calg, ròmaiche.
Napkin, s. Neapaicinn, nèapaig. For the neck:
brat amhaich. For the pocket : sròn-blirat. For
the hands at table : anart-làinih, làmh-anart.
Napless, adj. Lorn, gun chaitean, gun chalg.
Nappy, adj. 1. Of ale : cobharach, copacb, caitean-
ach. 2. hairy : caiteanach, ròmach, calgach.
Narcissus, s. Lus-a'-chrom chinn.
Narcosis, s. Tuaineal, breisleach, codal, suain.
Narcotic, ^ adj. Tuainealach, breisleachail, cod-
Narcotical, J alach, a chuireas n a shuain.
Narrable, axlj. So-innsidh, so-aithris.
Narrate, v. a. Innis, aithris, sgeulaich.
Narration, s. Aithris, sgeul, iomradh, naidheachd,
seanachas.
Narrative, adj. l. Giving an account: aithris-