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OYE
OxFLY, s. Creithleag, cuileag mhor.
OxsLiP, s. See Cowslip.
OxsTALL, s. Prasach dliamh.
Oxtongue, s.^ Bog lus.
Oyes, infeiy. Eisdibh, thugaibh aire.
2 OYS
Oyster, s. Eisir.
Oysterwench, 1
Oysterwife, >s. Bean-eisirean.
Oysterwoman, j
PAC
PAG
PABULAR, adj. lonaltrach, biadhar, feurach.
Pabulation, s. lonaltradh, biadh-sholar.
Fabulous, adj. Biadhar, biadhach, beòlaindeacli.
Pabulum, s. Biadh, Ion, teachd-an-tir.
Pacation, s. Sitheachadh, ciosnachadh.
Pace,*. 1. A step: ceum, sindeag. 2. gait : ceiini.
3. degree of celerity : iraeachd, gluasad, luatlias.
4. of business : ceum. 5. a measure : tomhas
chùig troidhean. 6. by which horses are taught :
fal-cheum, ceum marcachd.
Pace, «. a. et w. 1. Walk: Ceimnich, gluais. 2.
measure : tomhais le sindeagaibh, sindeagaich. 3.
regulate in motion : treòraich, seòl, stiiàir.
Paced, adj. 1. Having a particular gait: ceum-
ghluasadach. 2. See thorough-paced.
Pacer, s. 1. One that paces : ceumnaiche, fear-
ceimneachaidh. 2. a horse : falaire.
Pacific, 1 adj. Siothchail, ciùin, sìth-dhèanadach,
Pacifical, j" sitheachail, sèimh.
Pacification, s. Sith-dheanamh, ciiiineachadh, sith-
eachadh.
Pacificator, s. Fear-dèanaimh na sithe, sithead-
air.
Pacificatory, adj. Sitheachail, sith-dhèanadach.
Pacifier, s. Sitheadair, fear-ciùineachaidli, fear-
rciteachaidh.
Pacify, v. a. Slthich, ciùinich, cìosnaich, socraich,
rèitich.
Pack, s. 1. For carriage: eallach, cuallach, uall-
ach, trusachan, ceanglachan. 2. a burden : eall-
ach, sac, luchd. 3. of hounds : lodhainn, faghaid.
4. of people in any bad design : droch coniunn,
comunn uilc, gràisg. 5. any great number: eall-
ach, cudthrom, iomadachd. 6. a loose or lewd
person : garlach, beisd.
Pack, v. a. ct n. 1. For carriage : trus, ceangail
suas, paisg. 2. send in a hurry ; ti'us, trus air
falbh. 3. unite packed persons in some bad de-
sign : cuir an droch comhairle. cruinnich luchd-
uilc.
Packcloth, s. Aodach, trusaidh, truis-bhrat.
Packer, s. Fear trusaidh, fear pasgaidh, fear-ceang-
ail.
Packet, s. 1. A small pack : ceanglachan, sac,
sacan. 2. of letters : balg-litrichean, màileid-lit-
3. the post ship ; pacaid, long iitrich-
Trus, truis, ceangail suas, paisg,
richean.
can.
Packet, ;
ceangail.
Packhorse, s. Each eallaich, each bathair.
Packing, s. Cuilbheart, foill, ceilg, car.
Packsaddle, s. Srathair.
Packthread, s. Sgeinnidh.
P^'^^' N I *■ Cùmhnant, cumha, reite
Pactional, adj'. Cumhnantach, reiteachail.
Pad, s. 1. a foot path : rathad, rathad mor, ceim
coise, casan. 2. an easy-paced horse : falaire,
gearran. 3. a robber : fear-reuhainn, reubair,
reubair rathaid. 4. a low saddle : pilleag, pillean,
sumag.
Pad, v. n. 1. Travel gently: fal-cheimnich. 2.
rob : dean reubainn rathaid. 3. beat a way smooth
and level : dean reidh-cheum.
Padar, s. Garbhan, garbhan cruithneachd.
Paddle, v. a. et n. 1. Feel, toy with : meachran-
aich, laimhsicli. 2. row, beat water as with oars :
imir, iomair. 2. play in the water : lulnnirich,
luidrich.
Paddle, s. 1. An oar : ràmh. 2. any thing broad
like the end of an oar : pleadhag.
Paddler, s. Ràmhaiche, fear-luidreachaidh.
Paddock, s. See Toad.
Paddock, s. Pàirc fhiadh, lann fhiadh, no, bheath-
aichean eile.
Padlock, s. Glas-chrochaidh.
Padnag, s. Falaire.
Paean, s. Dàn-buadha, òran-caithreim.
Pagan, «. Ana-crìosduidh, pàganach, ana-creid-
mheach.
'^'^ ' V adi. Ana-crlosduidh, pàganach.
Paganish,/ -^ ' ' <=
Paganism, s. Ana-criosduidhaachd, pàganachd.
Page, s. 1. Of the leaf: taobh duilleig leabhair.
2. a boy-child : leanabh-gille. 3. a boy-servant ;
gille-coise, gille-frithealaidh.
OxFLY, s. Creithleag, cuileag mhor.
OxsLiP, s. See Cowslip.
OxsTALL, s. Prasach dliamh.
Oxtongue, s.^ Bog lus.
Oyes, infeiy. Eisdibh, thugaibh aire.
2 OYS
Oyster, s. Eisir.
Oysterwench, 1
Oysterwife, >s. Bean-eisirean.
Oysterwoman, j
PAC
PAG
PABULAR, adj. lonaltrach, biadhar, feurach.
Pabulation, s. lonaltradh, biadh-sholar.
Fabulous, adj. Biadhar, biadhach, beòlaindeacli.
Pabulum, s. Biadh, Ion, teachd-an-tir.
Pacation, s. Sitheachadh, ciosnachadh.
Pace,*. 1. A step: ceum, sindeag. 2. gait : ceiini.
3. degree of celerity : iraeachd, gluasad, luatlias.
4. of business : ceum. 5. a measure : tomhas
chùig troidhean. 6. by which horses are taught :
fal-cheum, ceum marcachd.
Pace, «. a. et w. 1. Walk: Ceimnich, gluais. 2.
measure : tomhais le sindeagaibh, sindeagaich. 3.
regulate in motion : treòraich, seòl, stiiàir.
Paced, adj. 1. Having a particular gait: ceum-
ghluasadach. 2. See thorough-paced.
Pacer, s. 1. One that paces : ceumnaiche, fear-
ceimneachaidh. 2. a horse : falaire.
Pacific, 1 adj. Siothchail, ciùin, sìth-dhèanadach,
Pacifical, j" sitheachail, sèimh.
Pacification, s. Sith-dheanamh, ciiiineachadh, sith-
eachadh.
Pacificator, s. Fear-dèanaimh na sithe, sithead-
air.
Pacificatory, adj. Sitheachail, sith-dhèanadach.
Pacifier, s. Sitheadair, fear-ciùineachaidli, fear-
rciteachaidh.
Pacify, v. a. Slthich, ciùinich, cìosnaich, socraich,
rèitich.
Pack, s. 1. For carriage: eallach, cuallach, uall-
ach, trusachan, ceanglachan. 2. a burden : eall-
ach, sac, luchd. 3. of hounds : lodhainn, faghaid.
4. of people in any bad design : droch coniunn,
comunn uilc, gràisg. 5. any great number: eall-
ach, cudthrom, iomadachd. 6. a loose or lewd
person : garlach, beisd.
Pack, v. a. ct n. 1. For carriage : trus, ceangail
suas, paisg. 2. send in a hurry ; ti'us, trus air
falbh. 3. unite packed persons in some bad de-
sign : cuir an droch comhairle. cruinnich luchd-
uilc.
Packcloth, s. Aodach, trusaidh, truis-bhrat.
Packer, s. Fear trusaidh, fear pasgaidh, fear-ceang-
ail.
Packet, s. 1. A small pack : ceanglachan, sac,
sacan. 2. of letters : balg-litrichean, màileid-lit-
3. the post ship ; pacaid, long iitrich-
Trus, truis, ceangail suas, paisg,
richean.
can.
Packet, ;
ceangail.
Packhorse, s. Each eallaich, each bathair.
Packing, s. Cuilbheart, foill, ceilg, car.
Packsaddle, s. Srathair.
Packthread, s. Sgeinnidh.
P^'^^' N I *■ Cùmhnant, cumha, reite
Pactional, adj'. Cumhnantach, reiteachail.
Pad, s. 1. a foot path : rathad, rathad mor, ceim
coise, casan. 2. an easy-paced horse : falaire,
gearran. 3. a robber : fear-reuhainn, reubair,
reubair rathaid. 4. a low saddle : pilleag, pillean,
sumag.
Pad, v. n. 1. Travel gently: fal-cheimnich. 2.
rob : dean reubainn rathaid. 3. beat a way smooth
and level : dean reidh-cheum.
Padar, s. Garbhan, garbhan cruithneachd.
Paddle, v. a. et n. 1. Feel, toy with : meachran-
aich, laimhsicli. 2. row, beat water as with oars :
imir, iomair. 2. play in the water : lulnnirich,
luidrich.
Paddle, s. 1. An oar : ràmh. 2. any thing broad
like the end of an oar : pleadhag.
Paddler, s. Ràmhaiche, fear-luidreachaidh.
Paddock, s. See Toad.
Paddock, s. Pàirc fhiadh, lann fhiadh, no, bheath-
aichean eile.
Padlock, s. Glas-chrochaidh.
Padnag, s. Falaire.
Paean, s. Dàn-buadha, òran-caithreim.
Pagan, «. Ana-crìosduidh, pàganach, ana-creid-
mheach.
'^'^ ' V adi. Ana-crlosduidh, pàganach.
Paganish,/ -^ ' ' <=
Paganism, s. Ana-criosduidhaachd, pàganachd.
Page, s. 1. Of the leaf: taobh duilleig leabhair.
2. a boy-child : leanabh-gille. 3. a boy-servant ;
gille-coise, gille-frithealaidh.
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Early Gaelic Book Collections > Blair Collection > Dictionarium scoto-celticum > Volume II > (692) |
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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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