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or unexpectedly : sgoilc, sgilig. 2. shift : cuir
seachad, cuir dhiot. 3. move or enter with a
quick and unexpected motion : sgiolc, giolc, leum.
Pop, adv. Gu grad, an clisgeadh, am plathadh.
Pope, s. Am papa.
Popedom, s. Pàpachd, pàpanachd, pàpanas.
PoPELiNG, «. Pàpanach.
Popery, «. Pàpanachd, pàpanas.
Popgun, s. Gunna sgailc, gunna chuip.
Popinjay, «. 1. A parrot : piorraid, pigheid. 2.
a woodpecker : snagan-daraich. 3. a trifling fop :
gog-cheann, baoghalan.
Popish, adj. Papanach.
PoPiSHLY, adv. See Popish.
Poplar, s. Seòrsa dhe n chraobh chrithinn.
Poppy, *. Crora lus, codalan, lus-a-chodail.
Populace,! n i. h i i.
Populacy! j *■ Pob""' sluagh, an cumanta, graisg.
Popular, adj. 1. Vulgar, plebeian : cumanta, poib-
leach. 2. suitable to the common people : so-thuig-
siim, soilleir. 3. beloved by the people : taitneach
do 'n t-sluagh. 4. studious of the favour of the
people : deidheil air gean maith an t-sluaigh.
Popularity, s. 1. State of being favoured by the
people : sluagh-thaitneachd. 2. what affects the
vulgar : sluagh-ioghnadh, sluagh-ghabhaltachd.
PopuLAJiLY, adv. See Popular.
Populate, v. n. Fas lionmhor, siolaich, lion te sluagh,
àraich sluagh.
Population, s. Sluagh tire, sluaghnihorachd, lion-
mhoireachd, no àireamh sluaigh.
Populous, adj. Sluaghmhor, pobuUach, lionmhoir,
mòr-shluaghach.
PopuLousNEss, s. See Populosity.
Porcelain, s. Criadh fhinealta, soithichean crèadha
grinne.
Porch, s. Sgàil-thigh, foir-dhorus.
Pore, s. Pòir, pòr, tollan-falluis, fàslach ro mheanbh
's a' chraicionn.
Pore, r. «. et «. 1. Examine, with ow; sgrùd, geur-
amhairc air, sir. 2. geur-amhairc, geur-sgrùd,
dliith-amhairc.
Poreblind, adj. Geàrr-fliradharcach.
Poriness, s. Lionmhoireachd phor, tolltachd.
Pork, s. 1. Swine's flesh unsalted : muic-fheoil,
muic fheoil ùr. 2. a hog, a pig : muc, tore, uir-
cean.
Porker, s. Muc, tore, uircean.
Porosity, s. See Poriness.
Porous, adj. Pòrach, tolltach, còsach, làn tholl.
PoRPU^'} *• -^^"'^' '""'^-^'^'«'•^^h, puthag.
Porridge, s. Brochan, easach, lite, lit.
Porringer, s. Truinnsear, mias.
Port,*. 1. A harbour: cala, acarsaid, port. 2.
a gate : dorus, geata. 3. in a ship at which a gun
is put out : toll gunna mhòir, toll-taoibh luinge.
4. air, mien : imeachd, iomchar, giùlan pearsa,
tuar, coslas. 5. a kind of wine : f ion dearg.
Port, v. a. lomchair, giùlain.
Portable, of^'. 1. Manageable by the hand : so-
laimhseachaidh. 2. caiTÌed from one place to
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another : so-iomchair, so-ghiiilain. 3. sufferable,
supportable : so-ghiùlain, so-fhulang.
Portableness, s. So-ghiulantachd, so-iomcharachd.
Portage,*. 1. Carriage: giiilan, iomchar. 2. the
price of carriage : duals giCdain.
Portal, s. Dorus àrd, geata mòr.
PoRTASs, s. Leabhar ùrnuigh.
Portcullis, ì s. Còmhladh dhìdinn, còmhla thog-
PoRTCLusE, J alach daingnich.
Portcullis, v. a. Druid, dùin.
Portend, v. a. Fàisnich, fiosaich, targaraich, i-oimh-
fheuch, foimh-thaisbein.
Portensiox, s. Fàisneachd, fiosachd, targradh,
foimh-fheuchainn, roimh-thaisbeanadh.
Portent, s. Droch comharradh, droch mhanadh,
comharradh uilc.
Portentous, adj. I. Foretokening ill: taragrach,
droch-mhanachail, olc-bhagrach. 2. wonderful,
in an ill sense : uamhasach, oillteil, eagalach.
Porter, s. 1. Of a gate : dorsair. 2. one who
waits at the door to receive messages : gille-theach-
daireachd. 3. one who carries burdens for hire :
gille-eallaich, fear-eallaich. 4. a kind of strong
beer : portair, leann Sasunnach.
Porterage, s. 1. Carriage : iomchar, giijlan. 2.
paid for carriage : duals iomchair, luach-iomchair.
Portglave, s. Gille-claidheimh.
Porthole, s. See Port, s. 3.
Portico, s. Sgàilean, sràid chòmhdaichte.
Portion, s. 1. A part : earann, roinn, cuid. 2.
an allotment, a dividend : cuibhrionn, cuid, roinn.
3. given to a child : dileab, cuid leanaibh, dlighe.
4. a wife's fortune : tochradh.
Portion, v. a. 1. Divide, parcel: roinn. 2. en-
dow with a fortune : thoir dlighe, no tochradh
do.
PoRTioNER, s. Fear roinn, fear diolaidh.
Portliness, s. Stàtalachd, foghainteachd, riochdal-
achd, tomadachd, dòmhlachd.
Portly, adj. 1. Grand of mien : stàtail, riochdail.
2. bulky, swelling : tomadach, tiugh, dòmhail.
Portmanteau, s. Màileid, màileid turuis.
Portrait, s. Dealbh duine, riochd, samhladh.
Portrait, v. a. Dreach, tarruing dealbh.
Portray, v. a. 1. Paint : dreach, tarruing dealbh.
2. adorn with pictures : sgeadaich ie dealbhaibh.
Portress, *. Ban-dorsair.
Porwigle, s. Ceanna-phoUag.
PoRY, adj. See Porous.
Pose, s. Cneatan, casad.
Pose, t;. a. 1. Puzzle, put to a stand: cuir 'n a
thosd, cuir an imcheist, cuir gu iom-chomhairle. 2.
See Appose.
Poser, s. Fear ceasnachaidh, fear-rannsachaidh.
Posited, adj. Suidhichte, càirichte.
Position, s. 1. Situation : suidheachadh, ionad.
2. principle : pone, ceann.
Positional, adj. lonadach.
Positive, adj. 1. Not negative : fior, firinneach.
2. absolute, not implied : dheach, sònruichte, soill-
eir. 3. dogmatical: rag-bharalach, fein-bharal-
ach. 4. settled by arbitrary appointment : suidh-
4U
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or unexpectedly : sgoilc, sgilig. 2. shift : cuir
seachad, cuir dhiot. 3. move or enter with a
quick and unexpected motion : sgiolc, giolc, leum.
Pop, adv. Gu grad, an clisgeadh, am plathadh.
Pope, s. Am papa.
Popedom, s. Pàpachd, pàpanachd, pàpanas.
PoPELiNG, «. Pàpanach.
Popery, «. Pàpanachd, pàpanas.
Popgun, s. Gunna sgailc, gunna chuip.
Popinjay, «. 1. A parrot : piorraid, pigheid. 2.
a woodpecker : snagan-daraich. 3. a trifling fop :
gog-cheann, baoghalan.
Popish, adj. Papanach.
PoPiSHLY, adv. See Popish.
Poplar, s. Seòrsa dhe n chraobh chrithinn.
Poppy, *. Crora lus, codalan, lus-a-chodail.
Populace,! n i. h i i.
Populacy! j *■ Pob""' sluagh, an cumanta, graisg.
Popular, adj. 1. Vulgar, plebeian : cumanta, poib-
leach. 2. suitable to the common people : so-thuig-
siim, soilleir. 3. beloved by the people : taitneach
do 'n t-sluagh. 4. studious of the favour of the
people : deidheil air gean maith an t-sluaigh.
Popularity, s. 1. State of being favoured by the
people : sluagh-thaitneachd. 2. what affects the
vulgar : sluagh-ioghnadh, sluagh-ghabhaltachd.
PopuLAJiLY, adv. See Popular.
Populate, v. n. Fas lionmhor, siolaich, lion te sluagh,
àraich sluagh.
Population, s. Sluagh tire, sluaghnihorachd, lion-
mhoireachd, no àireamh sluaigh.
Populous, adj. Sluaghmhor, pobuUach, lionmhoir,
mòr-shluaghach.
PopuLousNEss, s. See Populosity.
Porcelain, s. Criadh fhinealta, soithichean crèadha
grinne.
Porch, s. Sgàil-thigh, foir-dhorus.
Pore, s. Pòir, pòr, tollan-falluis, fàslach ro mheanbh
's a' chraicionn.
Pore, r. «. et «. 1. Examine, with ow; sgrùd, geur-
amhairc air, sir. 2. geur-amhairc, geur-sgrùd,
dliith-amhairc.
Poreblind, adj. Geàrr-fliradharcach.
Poriness, s. Lionmhoireachd phor, tolltachd.
Pork, s. 1. Swine's flesh unsalted : muic-fheoil,
muic fheoil ùr. 2. a hog, a pig : muc, tore, uir-
cean.
Porker, s. Muc, tore, uircean.
Porosity, s. See Poriness.
Porous, adj. Pòrach, tolltach, còsach, làn tholl.
PoRPU^'} *• -^^"'^' '""'^-^'^'«'•^^h, puthag.
Porridge, s. Brochan, easach, lite, lit.
Porringer, s. Truinnsear, mias.
Port,*. 1. A harbour: cala, acarsaid, port. 2.
a gate : dorus, geata. 3. in a ship at which a gun
is put out : toll gunna mhòir, toll-taoibh luinge.
4. air, mien : imeachd, iomchar, giùlan pearsa,
tuar, coslas. 5. a kind of wine : f ion dearg.
Port, v. a. lomchair, giùlain.
Portable, of^'. 1. Manageable by the hand : so-
laimhseachaidh. 2. caiTÌed from one place to
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another : so-iomchair, so-ghiiilain. 3. sufferable,
supportable : so-ghiùlain, so-fhulang.
Portableness, s. So-ghiulantachd, so-iomcharachd.
Portage,*. 1. Carriage: giiilan, iomchar. 2. the
price of carriage : duals giCdain.
Portal, s. Dorus àrd, geata mòr.
PoRTASs, s. Leabhar ùrnuigh.
Portcullis, ì s. Còmhladh dhìdinn, còmhla thog-
PoRTCLusE, J alach daingnich.
Portcullis, v. a. Druid, dùin.
Portend, v. a. Fàisnich, fiosaich, targaraich, i-oimh-
fheuch, foimh-thaisbein.
Portensiox, s. Fàisneachd, fiosachd, targradh,
foimh-fheuchainn, roimh-thaisbeanadh.
Portent, s. Droch comharradh, droch mhanadh,
comharradh uilc.
Portentous, adj. I. Foretokening ill: taragrach,
droch-mhanachail, olc-bhagrach. 2. wonderful,
in an ill sense : uamhasach, oillteil, eagalach.
Porter, s. 1. Of a gate : dorsair. 2. one who
waits at the door to receive messages : gille-theach-
daireachd. 3. one who carries burdens for hire :
gille-eallaich, fear-eallaich. 4. a kind of strong
beer : portair, leann Sasunnach.
Porterage, s. 1. Carriage : iomchar, giijlan. 2.
paid for carriage : duals iomchair, luach-iomchair.
Portglave, s. Gille-claidheimh.
Porthole, s. See Port, s. 3.
Portico, s. Sgàilean, sràid chòmhdaichte.
Portion, s. 1. A part : earann, roinn, cuid. 2.
an allotment, a dividend : cuibhrionn, cuid, roinn.
3. given to a child : dileab, cuid leanaibh, dlighe.
4. a wife's fortune : tochradh.
Portion, v. a. 1. Divide, parcel: roinn. 2. en-
dow with a fortune : thoir dlighe, no tochradh
do.
PoRTioNER, s. Fear roinn, fear diolaidh.
Portliness, s. Stàtalachd, foghainteachd, riochdal-
achd, tomadachd, dòmhlachd.
Portly, adj. 1. Grand of mien : stàtail, riochdail.
2. bulky, swelling : tomadach, tiugh, dòmhail.
Portmanteau, s. Màileid, màileid turuis.
Portrait, s. Dealbh duine, riochd, samhladh.
Portrait, v. a. Dreach, tarruing dealbh.
Portray, v. a. 1. Paint : dreach, tarruing dealbh.
2. adorn with pictures : sgeadaich ie dealbhaibh.
Portress, *. Ban-dorsair.
Porwigle, s. Ceanna-phoUag.
PoRY, adj. See Porous.
Pose, s. Cneatan, casad.
Pose, t;. a. 1. Puzzle, put to a stand: cuir 'n a
thosd, cuir an imcheist, cuir gu iom-chomhairle. 2.
See Appose.
Poser, s. Fear ceasnachaidh, fear-rannsachaidh.
Posited, adj. Suidhichte, càirichte.
Position, s. 1. Situation : suidheachadh, ionad.
2. principle : pone, ceann.
Positional, adj. lonadach.
Positive, adj. 1. Not negative : fior, firinneach.
2. absolute, not implied : dheach, sònruichte, soill-
eir. 3. dogmatical: rag-bharalach, fein-bharal-
ach. 4. settled by arbitrary appointment : suidh-
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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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