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Only, adj. Aon, an t-aon, ach aon.
Only, adv. A mhain, nihàin.
Onset, s. lonnsuidh, ruathar, ceud-bhuille.
Ontology, s. Bith-eòlas, eòlas bliithean.
Onwards, } '^''- ^''' "S^'""'"' ^''' ag'i^'^h.
Onward, adj. 1. Advanced, increased, improved :
leasaichte. 2. conducting, leading forward to per-
fection : treòrachail, iùlmhor.
Onyx, s. Clach onics.
Ooze, s. 1. Soft mud : dràib, druaib, poll, làthach.
2. soft flow, spring : sioladh, snith, snitheadh. 3.
of a tanner's vat : cairt-uisge, sùgh-cartaidh.
Ooze, v. n. Snith, sil, driiidh.
Oozy, adj. Dràibeach, làthachail, snitheach, silteach.
Opacity, s. Duirche, doilleireachd, duibhre.
Opacous, adj. Dorch, doilleir, duibhreach.
Opacousness, s. See Opacity.
Opal, s. Seud àraidh, clach phriseil.
Opaque, adj. See Opacous.
Opaqueness, «. See Opacity.
Ope, \v.a.etn. 1. The contrary to shut: fosg-
Open, j ail. 2. show, discover : foillsich, seall,
taisbein. 3. divide : bris, fosgail. 4. explain :
feuch, mlnich, soilleirich. 5. begin : tòisich. 6.
unclose itself: fosgail.
Ope, \ adj. 1. Unclosed : fosgailte. 2. plain, evi-
Open, J dent : soilleir, folluiseach, so-fhaicsinn. 3.
artless, sincere : fosgarra, treibhdhireach, dileas,
simplidh, coir. 4. not clouded : soilleir. 5. not
hidden : folluiseach. 6. not restrained : fosgailte,
reidh, saor. 7. not cloudy : sèimh, soilleir, reidh.
8. uncovered : neo-chòmhdaichte, lom, rùisgte.
9. without defence : lom, rùisgte, fosgailte. 10.
attentive : furachail, faicilleach.
Opener, s. Fear-fosglaidh, fear-mineachaidh.
Open eyed, adj. Geur-shuileach, leirsinneach, fur-
achail.
Openhanded, adj. Tabhairteach, toirbheartach, fial,
fialaidh.
Openhearted, adj. Fial-chridheach, fiùghantach,
fialaidh, treibhdhireach, coir.
Openheartedness, s. Fial-chridheachd, fiùghant-
achd, fialaidheachd, treibhdhireachd, còireachd.
Opening, s. Fosgladh, foillseachadh, sealladh, beall-
ach, beàrn.
Openly, adv. See Open, adj.
Openmouthed, adj. Criiosach, beul-fhosgailte, beul-
fharsuing, gionach, geocach, gleadhrach.
Openness, s. Fosgailteachd, soilleireachd, soills-
eachd, folluiseachd, so-fhaicsinneachd, treibhdhir-
eachd. See Open, adj.
Opera, s. Ceòl-chluich, cluich-ciùil.
Operate, v. n, Gniorahaich, oibrich, dean, cuir an
gniomh.
Operation, s. Gniomhachd, obair, dèanamh, saoth-
ar, oibreachadh. In surgery : obair-leighis, leigh-
eas, slànuchadh.
Operative, adj. Gniorahach, saothrachail, dèanad-
ach, eifeachdach.
Operator, s. Fear-dèanaimb, gnìoraharaiche, fear-
saothrachaidh.
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Operose, adj. Saothrachail, doirbh, cuimrigeach,
trom, sàrachail, draghail.
Operoseness, I 5. Doirbheachd, cuimrigeachd,
Operosity, j draghalachd.
Ophthalmic, adj. Fradharcail, a bhuineas do 'n t-
sùil.
Ophthalmy, s. Galar sùla, sìiil-ghalar.
Opiate, s. Suain-leigheas, deoch-chodail, cungaidh»
chodail.
Opiate, adj. Codaltach, a bheir codal.
Opine, v. n. Smuainich, saoil, baralaich.
Opining, s. Smuaineachadh, saoillsinn, baralachadh,
barail.
Opinion,*. 1. Of the mind: barail, beachd. 2.
favourable judgment : meas, deadh-bheachd. 3.
reputation : meas, cliii, speis.
Opinioned, adj. Beachdail, fein-bheachdail.
Op!n!onated, I "*■•. Rag-bharalach, fein-bharal-
Opinionative,) "'"^' ^*^"^"^' '^"^-
OpINIONATELY, Ì , c> r\ ■ ■ j
Opinionatively, } "*• S^^ Opm.onated.
Opinionist, s. Neach fein-bharalach, no, rag-bhar-
alach.
Opitulation, s. Cuideachadh, corahnadh, cobhair.
Opium, «. Cungaidh-chodail, sijgh-codail, tombac
nan Turcach.
Opobalsamum, s. Ballan ath-bheothachaidh.
Oppilate, v. a. Cam suas, amail.
Opponent, adj. Eascairdeach, eascairdeil.
Opponent, s. Nàmhaid, eascaraid, co-sheise, fear-
tagraidh.
Opportune, adj. Tràthail, deas, amail, iomchuidh,
n a thràth.
Opportunely, adv. See Opportune,
Opportunity, s. Fàth, cothrom, fàth-chothrom,
tràth, am iomchuidh, am.
Opposal, s. See Opposition.
Oppose, v. a. et n. 1. Hinder, resist : cuir an agh-
aidh, bac, grab. 2. offer as an antagonist, or
rival : dùbhlanaich, cuir an aghaidh, cuir aghaidh
air. 3. as an obstacle : cuir an aghaidh, cuir bac-
adh air. 4. in front, or over against : taisbein,
nochd. 5. adversely : coinnich, thoir aghaidh air.
6. in a disputation : tagair, agair.
Opposeless, adj. Do-chur an aghaidh, do-bhacaidh.
Opposer, s. Eascaraid, nàmhaid, co-sheise, fear-cur
an aghaidh, fear-cònspoid.
Opposite, adj. An aghaidh, fa chomhair, mu choinn-
eamh, eascairdeach.
Opposite, s. See Opponent.
Oppositely, adv. See Opposite, adj.
Opposition, s. 1. Situation so as to point some
thing opposed : comhaireachd, aghaidh ri aghaidh
2. hostile resistance : strith, còmh-stri, tagluinn,
cònsachadh. 3. contrariety of affection : ceann^
aire, naimhdeas. 4. inconsistency, contradiction
neo-sheasmhachd, do-sheasrahachd, do-chòrdadh,
do-rèite, neo-aonachd, 5. of meaning : neo-aont
achd, neo-reite.
Oppositive, adj. So-shàmhlachaidh, so-chur an agh-
aidh.
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Only, adj. Aon, an t-aon, ach aon.
Only, adv. A mhain, nihàin.
Onset, s. lonnsuidh, ruathar, ceud-bhuille.
Ontology, s. Bith-eòlas, eòlas bliithean.
Onwards, } '^''- ^''' "S^'""'"' ^''' ag'i^'^h.
Onward, adj. 1. Advanced, increased, improved :
leasaichte. 2. conducting, leading forward to per-
fection : treòrachail, iùlmhor.
Onyx, s. Clach onics.
Ooze, s. 1. Soft mud : dràib, druaib, poll, làthach.
2. soft flow, spring : sioladh, snith, snitheadh. 3.
of a tanner's vat : cairt-uisge, sùgh-cartaidh.
Ooze, v. n. Snith, sil, driiidh.
Oozy, adj. Dràibeach, làthachail, snitheach, silteach.
Opacity, s. Duirche, doilleireachd, duibhre.
Opacous, adj. Dorch, doilleir, duibhreach.
Opacousness, s. See Opacity.
Opal, s. Seud àraidh, clach phriseil.
Opaque, adj. See Opacous.
Opaqueness, «. See Opacity.
Ope, \v.a.etn. 1. The contrary to shut: fosg-
Open, j ail. 2. show, discover : foillsich, seall,
taisbein. 3. divide : bris, fosgail. 4. explain :
feuch, mlnich, soilleirich. 5. begin : tòisich. 6.
unclose itself: fosgail.
Ope, \ adj. 1. Unclosed : fosgailte. 2. plain, evi-
Open, J dent : soilleir, folluiseach, so-fhaicsinn. 3.
artless, sincere : fosgarra, treibhdhireach, dileas,
simplidh, coir. 4. not clouded : soilleir. 5. not
hidden : folluiseach. 6. not restrained : fosgailte,
reidh, saor. 7. not cloudy : sèimh, soilleir, reidh.
8. uncovered : neo-chòmhdaichte, lom, rùisgte.
9. without defence : lom, rùisgte, fosgailte. 10.
attentive : furachail, faicilleach.
Opener, s. Fear-fosglaidh, fear-mineachaidh.
Open eyed, adj. Geur-shuileach, leirsinneach, fur-
achail.
Openhanded, adj. Tabhairteach, toirbheartach, fial,
fialaidh.
Openhearted, adj. Fial-chridheach, fiùghantach,
fialaidh, treibhdhireach, coir.
Openheartedness, s. Fial-chridheachd, fiùghant-
achd, fialaidheachd, treibhdhireachd, còireachd.
Opening, s. Fosgladh, foillseachadh, sealladh, beall-
ach, beàrn.
Openly, adv. See Open, adj.
Openmouthed, adj. Criiosach, beul-fhosgailte, beul-
fharsuing, gionach, geocach, gleadhrach.
Openness, s. Fosgailteachd, soilleireachd, soills-
eachd, folluiseachd, so-fhaicsinneachd, treibhdhir-
eachd. See Open, adj.
Opera, s. Ceòl-chluich, cluich-ciùil.
Operate, v. n, Gniorahaich, oibrich, dean, cuir an
gniomh.
Operation, s. Gniomhachd, obair, dèanamh, saoth-
ar, oibreachadh. In surgery : obair-leighis, leigh-
eas, slànuchadh.
Operative, adj. Gniorahach, saothrachail, dèanad-
ach, eifeachdach.
Operator, s. Fear-dèanaimb, gnìoraharaiche, fear-
saothrachaidh.
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Operose, adj. Saothrachail, doirbh, cuimrigeach,
trom, sàrachail, draghail.
Operoseness, I 5. Doirbheachd, cuimrigeachd,
Operosity, j draghalachd.
Ophthalmic, adj. Fradharcail, a bhuineas do 'n t-
sùil.
Ophthalmy, s. Galar sùla, sìiil-ghalar.
Opiate, s. Suain-leigheas, deoch-chodail, cungaidh»
chodail.
Opiate, adj. Codaltach, a bheir codal.
Opine, v. n. Smuainich, saoil, baralaich.
Opining, s. Smuaineachadh, saoillsinn, baralachadh,
barail.
Opinion,*. 1. Of the mind: barail, beachd. 2.
favourable judgment : meas, deadh-bheachd. 3.
reputation : meas, cliii, speis.
Opinioned, adj. Beachdail, fein-bheachdail.
Op!n!onated, I "*■•. Rag-bharalach, fein-bharal-
Opinionative,) "'"^' ^*^"^"^' '^"^-
OpINIONATELY, Ì , c> r\ ■ ■ j
Opinionatively, } "*• S^^ Opm.onated.
Opinionist, s. Neach fein-bharalach, no, rag-bhar-
alach.
Opitulation, s. Cuideachadh, corahnadh, cobhair.
Opium, «. Cungaidh-chodail, sijgh-codail, tombac
nan Turcach.
Opobalsamum, s. Ballan ath-bheothachaidh.
Oppilate, v. a. Cam suas, amail.
Opponent, adj. Eascairdeach, eascairdeil.
Opponent, s. Nàmhaid, eascaraid, co-sheise, fear-
tagraidh.
Opportune, adj. Tràthail, deas, amail, iomchuidh,
n a thràth.
Opportunely, adv. See Opportune,
Opportunity, s. Fàth, cothrom, fàth-chothrom,
tràth, am iomchuidh, am.
Opposal, s. See Opposition.
Oppose, v. a. et n. 1. Hinder, resist : cuir an agh-
aidh, bac, grab. 2. offer as an antagonist, or
rival : dùbhlanaich, cuir an aghaidh, cuir aghaidh
air. 3. as an obstacle : cuir an aghaidh, cuir bac-
adh air. 4. in front, or over against : taisbein,
nochd. 5. adversely : coinnich, thoir aghaidh air.
6. in a disputation : tagair, agair.
Opposeless, adj. Do-chur an aghaidh, do-bhacaidh.
Opposer, s. Eascaraid, nàmhaid, co-sheise, fear-cur
an aghaidh, fear-cònspoid.
Opposite, adj. An aghaidh, fa chomhair, mu choinn-
eamh, eascairdeach.
Opposite, s. See Opponent.
Oppositely, adv. See Opposite, adj.
Opposition, s. 1. Situation so as to point some
thing opposed : comhaireachd, aghaidh ri aghaidh
2. hostile resistance : strith, còmh-stri, tagluinn,
cònsachadh. 3. contrariety of affection : ceann^
aire, naimhdeas. 4. inconsistency, contradiction
neo-sheasmhachd, do-sheasrahachd, do-chòrdadh,
do-rèite, neo-aonachd, 5. of meaning : neo-aont
achd, neo-reite.
Oppositive, adj. So-shàmhlachaidh, so-chur an agh-
aidh.
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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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