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Noseless, adj. Gun sròn, neo-shrònach, maol-eud-
anach.
Nosology, s. Eòlas, no, cunntas ghalaran, eòlas nan
eucail.
NosopoETic, adj. Galarach, tinneasach, marbhtach.
NosESMART, s. Biolar.
Nostril, s. Cuinnean, pollair.
Nostrum, s. Leigheas diomliair, leigheas cleasaclid.
Not, adv. Cha, ni, cha 'n è, ni h-eadh. I will not
move : cha gluais mi. That is not true : cha 'n eil
sin fior. As a word of prohibition, or deprecation :
fia. Stand in awe, and sin not : biodli eagal oirbh,
agus iia peacaichibh.
Notable, adj. Urramach, beachdaidh, beachdail,
comharraichte, ainmeil.
Notableness, s. Urramachd, beachdalacbd, beachd-
aidheachd, ainmealachd.
Notably, adv. See Notable.
Notary, s. Fear laglia, nòtair, sgrlobhalr.
Notation, s. 1. Act or practice of recording any
thing by marks : sgriobhadh, comharrachadh, cur
sios. 2. meaning, signification : seadh, ciall.
Notch, s. Eag, feag, peasg.
Notch, v. a. Eagaich, feagaicli, peasg, gèarr clais.
Note, s. 1. Mark, token : comharradh. 2. notice,
heed : fios, aire. 3. reputation : inbhe, ainm, cliu,
iomradh. 4. reproach, stigma : mi-chliii, fair,
tàmailt. 5. information, intelligence: fios, iom-
radh, faireachadh. 6. state of being observed:
follus, fios, aire. 7. harmonic sound : teis, fonn.
8. single sound in music : pone. 9. short hint,
memorial register: cuirahneachan. 10. a small
letter: litir sanais, litir bheag. 11. a written pa-
per : sgriobhadh. 12. a paper given in confession
of a debt : bann, bann-sgriobhta. 13. explanatory
annotation : mineachadh.
Note, v. a. 1. Mark: comharraich. 2. observe,
heed: thoir fainear, thoir aire, beachdaich, gabh
beachd. 3. deliver, set down : cuir sios, comhar-
aich.
Notebook, s. Leabhar-cuimhneachaidh.
Noted, adj. Comharraichte, ainmeil, sònruichte.
Notedly, adv. See Noted.
NoTEDNESS, s. Ainmealachd.
Noteless, adj. Neo-ainmeil, neo-chomharaichte.
NoTER, s. 1. He who takes notice : fear-aire, fear-
beachdachaidh. 2. an annotator: fear-mineach-
aidh.
Nothing, s. Neo-iii, dad, sion. The two latter re-
quire before them the negative clia. There is
nothing here : cha 'n 'eil dad an so. When it sig-
nifies ; not any thing, no particular thing : a bheag,
ni air bith, ni 's am bith. There shall nothing die :
cha 'n fhaigh a hheag has.
Nothingness, s. Neo-nitheachd.
Notice, s. 1. Observation, regard : aire, beachd.
2. information, intelligence : fios, rabhadh, sanas.
Notice, v. a. Beachdaich, thoir aire, thoir fainear.
Notification, s. Fios, guth, fios-thabhairt, cur an
ceill, foillseachadh, innseadh.
Notify, v. a. Thoir fios, cuir an ceill, innis, foillsich.
Notion, s. Barail, beachd, smuain, breithneachadli.
NUB
Notional, adj. Baraileach, smuainteach, beachd-
ach, inntinneach.
NoTioNALLY, odv. See Notional.
Notoriety, s. Aimnealachd, folluiseachd, fiosrach-
adh.
Notorious, adj. Folluiseach, fiosraichte, soilleir,
ainmeil, comharraichte.
Notoriously, adv. See Notorious.
Notoriousness, s. See Notoriety.
Nott, ctdj. Lorn, beàrrta.
Notwithstanding, conj. 1. Without hindrance or
obstruction from : a dh' aindeon. Notwithstand-
ing his proliibition : a dh' aindeon a thoirmeasg.
2. nevertheless, however : gidheadh.
NoTus, s. A' ghaoth deas, a' ghaoth a deas.
Novation, s. Atharrachadh, mùthadh, nuadhach-
adh.
Novel, adj. Annasach, iir, nuadh, nodha.
Novel,*. 1. Novelty: annas. 2. a tale, generally
of love : iar-sgeul, faoin-sgeul, sgeulachd.
Novelist, s. 1. Innovator, assertor of novelty: See
Novator. 2. a writer of novels : fear ùr-sgeul,
ùr-sgeulaiche, faoin-sgeulaiche.
Novelty, s. Annas, annasachd, nuadhachd, iiraclid.
November, s. Ceud mios a' gheamhraidh.
NovENARY, s. Naodhnar.
Nought, *. Neo-ni. Set at nought : cuir an neo-
bhrigh.
Novice, s. 1. A fresh man : foghlumaiche, neach
neo-theòma. 2. in theology : ùr-chreidmheach.
Novitiate, s. Ur-thoiseach, ùine-foghluim.
NoviTious, adj. Ùr-fhoghluimte, annasach.
NoviTY, s. See Newness.
Noun, s. Ainm, ainm-fhocal.
Nourish, v. a. Araich, beathaich, eiridinn, tog, oil-
eanaich, altruim.
NouRisHABLE, adj. So-bheathachaidh, so-eiridnidh)
so-thogail.
NouRisiiER, s. Fear-àraich, fear-beatbachaidh, fear-
eiridnidh.
Nourishment, «. Beathachadli, àrach, eiridinn, tog-
ail. Ion.
Noursling, s. See Nursling.
Nousle, v. a. 1. Nurse up : araich, tog, altruim.
2. entrap : rib, glac, cuir an sàs.
Now, adv. A nis, iiis, an dràsda, an ceart uair, 's an
am, 's an am so, 's a' cheart am, air an uair.
Nowadays, adv. A iiis, 's na làithibh so.
Noway, ì adv. Idir, air dhòigh 's am bith. Re-
Noways, J quiring a negative to precede.
Nowhere, adv. An ait 's am bith. With a preced-
ing negative. It is nowhere to be found : cha n
fliaighear e an ait 's am bith.
Nowise, adv. See Noway.
Noxious, adj. 1. Hurtful, baneful : aimhleasach,
cronail, lochdach, dochannach. 2. unwholesome :
neo-fhallain. 3. guilty, criminal : ciontach, coir-
each. 4. unfavourable, unkindly : neo-chaoimh-
neil, neo-fhallain.
Noxiously, adv. See Noxious.
NozLE. s. Sron, bus, soic, smeachan, gnos.
Nubble, v. a. I3ruth, pronn le dòrnaibh, greidh.