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drdean, tèannunn, daingneach. 2. expedient : seòl,
dòigh, innleachd.
Refuge, v. a. at n. 1. Shelter, protect : dion, teas-
airg, team, didinn. 2. take refuge : gabh dion,
gabh tèarmunn, gabh fasgadh.
Refugee, s. Fògarach, fear air chàrn.
Refulgence, 1«. Dealradh, deàrsadh, boillsgeadh,
Refulgency, j lannaireachd.
Refulgent, cul;. Dealrach, deàrsach, boillsgeach,
loinnreach, soillseach.
Refund, v. a. 1. Pour back : dòirt air ais, taom air
ais. 2. repay, restore : ath-dliiol, pàidh, aisig,
dean suas.
Refusal, s. Aicheadh, diultadh, euradh, obadh.
Refuse, v. a. et n. 1. Deny what is solicited or
required : diùlt, aicheadh, eur, ob, eitich. 2. re-
ject, dismiss without a grant : diùlt, cùlaich. 3.
not comply, not accept : ob, diùlt.
Refuse, «. Fuigheall, fuighleach, spruilleach, deir-
eadh, anabas.
Refuser, *. Fear-diùltaiUh, fear-àicheidh.
Refutable, (ufy'. So-bhreugnachaidh.
Refutation, s. Aicheadh, breugnachadh, diteadh.
Refute, v. a. Cuir 'n a aghaidh, dean breugach,
breugnaich, dit, cuir 'n a thosd.
Regal, adj. Rioghail.
Regale, v. a. Ath-bheothaich le cuirm, ùraich, ath-
ùraich, thoir cuirni, dean feisd.
Regalia, s. Suaicheantas rioghail.
Regality, s. Rioghalachd, mòralachd, uachdaran-
achd.
Regally, adv. See Regal.
Regard,».». 1. As worthy of notice : meas, cuir
urrani air, cuir meas air, gabh suira do. 2. ob-
serve, remark : amhairc air, thoir fainear. 3. as
an object of grief or terror : gabh siiim, gabh cur-
am, thoir feart. 4. observe religiously : gabh
sùim, thoir fainear. 5. respect, have relation to :
buin do.
Regard, s. 1. Attention as to a matter of impor-
tance : sijim, aire, cùram, seadh, toirt. 2. respect,
reverence : aire, meas, urram. 3. note, eminence :
inbhe, staid. 4. respect, account : taobh, brigh.
5. look, aspect directed to another : sealladh, siiil.
6. love, esteem : speis, deigh, gràdh.
Regarder, s. Fear-thoirt fainear.
Regardful, adj. Aireach, sùimeil, ciàramach, faic-
illeach.
Regardfully, adv. See Regardful.
Regardless, adj. 1. Heedless, negligent : neo-
chùramach, neo-aireach, neo-shuimeil, neo-fhaic-
illeach. 2. not regarded, slighted : neo-mheasail.
Regardlessness, s. Neo-shuimealachd, neo-thoirt.
Regency, s. 1. Authority, government : ùghdarras,
uachdaranachd. 2. vicarious government : tàin-
isteachd. 3. the district governed by a vicege-
rent : fearann tàinisteachd. 4. those collectively,
to whom vicarious regality is intrusted: luchd-
ionaid righ, tàinistearan.1
Eegenerate, v. a. 1. Reproduce, produce anew :
ath-nuadhaich, ath^hin. 2. make to be born
anew : ath-nuadliaich, ath-gliin.
Regenerate, adj. Ath-ghinte, ath-nuadhaichte.
Regeneration, s. Ath-ghineamhuinn, ath-ghintinn,
ath-nuadhachadh, ath-bhreith, nuadh-bhreith.
Regent, atfj. 1. Governing, ruling : a' riaghladh.
2. exercising vicarious authority : tàinsteach.
Regent, s. 1. Governor, ruler : uachdaran, riagh-
lair. 2. one invested with vicarious royalty : tàin-
isfear, tànaiste.
Regentess, s. Ban-thànaiste.
Regentship, s. See Regency.
Regicide,*. ]. Murderer of his king: righ-mhort-
air, righ-mharbhaiche. 2. murder of his king:
righ-mharbhadh, righ-mhortadh.
Regimen, s. Biadh iomchuidh, biadh a reir slàinte.
Regiment, s. Frciccadan, cath-bhuidheann.
Regimental, adj. Freiceadanach, a bhuineas do
chath-bhuidheann.
Regimental, s. Aodach cath-hhiiidhinn.
Region, s. 1. Of land: dùthaich, tir, roinn, àirde.
2. of the body : ionad, ceàrn, cuid.
Register, s. 1. Of any thing regularly kept : leabh-
ar-cuimhne, clar-sgriobhaidh. 2. the officer to
write or keep the register : seanachaidh, fear-
sgriobhaidh leabhair-cuimhne.
Register, v. a. Sgriobh an leabhar-cuirahne, cuir
sios an ainra-chlàr.
Registrar, s. Fear leabhair-cuimhne, sgriobhair
leabhair-cuimhne.
Registry, s. 1. The act of inserting in the regis-
try : sgriobhadh an leabhar-cuimhne. 2. the place
where the register is kept: tigh-leabhraichean-
cuimhne. 3. a series of facts recorded : eachd-
raidh.
Regnant, adj. 1. Reigning, having regal authori-
ty : a' riaghladh, ceannsachail. 2. predominant :
barrachdail.
Regress, s. Dol air ais, pilleadh.
Regression, s. Ath-philleadh, pilleadh, dol air ais.
Regret, s. 1. Vexation at something past : duil-
ichinn, aithreachas. 2. grief, sorrow : doilgheas,
bròn, mulad, tuirse.
Regret, v. a. Gabh duilichirin, bi doilgheasach,
gabh aithreachas.
Regretful, adj. Duilich, doilgheasach, aithreach.
Regretfully, adv. See Regretful.
Reguerdon, s. Duals, tuarasdal.
Regular, adj. I. Agreeable to rule : riaghailteachf
a reir riaghailt. 2. governed by strict regulation :
riaghailteach. 3. instituted or initiated according
to established forms or discipline : a reir riaghailt,
a feu- lagha, suidhichte. 4. methodical : dòigheil,
rianail, riaghailteach, puncail. 5. regular troops :
feachd ionnsuichte.
Regularity, s. 1. Agreeableness to rule : riagh-
ailteachd. 2. method, certain order : riaghailt,
doigh, seòl, lathailt.
Regularly, adv. See Regular.
Regulate, v. a. 1. Adjust by rule or method:
riaghailtich^ riaghail, eagaraich. 2. direct : seòl^
stiùir, treòraich, steòrn, cuir air dòigh.
Regulation, s. Riaghailteachadh, yiaghailt, òuU
ugh, seòJadh.
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drdean, tèannunn, daingneach. 2. expedient : seòl,
dòigh, innleachd.
Refuge, v. a. at n. 1. Shelter, protect : dion, teas-
airg, team, didinn. 2. take refuge : gabh dion,
gabh tèarmunn, gabh fasgadh.
Refugee, s. Fògarach, fear air chàrn.
Refulgence, 1«. Dealradh, deàrsadh, boillsgeadh,
Refulgency, j lannaireachd.
Refulgent, cul;. Dealrach, deàrsach, boillsgeach,
loinnreach, soillseach.
Refund, v. a. 1. Pour back : dòirt air ais, taom air
ais. 2. repay, restore : ath-dliiol, pàidh, aisig,
dean suas.
Refusal, s. Aicheadh, diultadh, euradh, obadh.
Refuse, v. a. et n. 1. Deny what is solicited or
required : diùlt, aicheadh, eur, ob, eitich. 2. re-
ject, dismiss without a grant : diùlt, cùlaich. 3.
not comply, not accept : ob, diùlt.
Refuse, «. Fuigheall, fuighleach, spruilleach, deir-
eadh, anabas.
Refuser, *. Fear-diùltaiUh, fear-àicheidh.
Refutable, (ufy'. So-bhreugnachaidh.
Refutation, s. Aicheadh, breugnachadh, diteadh.
Refute, v. a. Cuir 'n a aghaidh, dean breugach,
breugnaich, dit, cuir 'n a thosd.
Regal, adj. Rioghail.
Regale, v. a. Ath-bheothaich le cuirm, ùraich, ath-
ùraich, thoir cuirni, dean feisd.
Regalia, s. Suaicheantas rioghail.
Regality, s. Rioghalachd, mòralachd, uachdaran-
achd.
Regally, adv. See Regal.
Regard,».». 1. As worthy of notice : meas, cuir
urrani air, cuir meas air, gabh suira do. 2. ob-
serve, remark : amhairc air, thoir fainear. 3. as
an object of grief or terror : gabh siiim, gabh cur-
am, thoir feart. 4. observe religiously : gabh
sùim, thoir fainear. 5. respect, have relation to :
buin do.
Regard, s. 1. Attention as to a matter of impor-
tance : sijim, aire, cùram, seadh, toirt. 2. respect,
reverence : aire, meas, urram. 3. note, eminence :
inbhe, staid. 4. respect, account : taobh, brigh.
5. look, aspect directed to another : sealladh, siiil.
6. love, esteem : speis, deigh, gràdh.
Regarder, s. Fear-thoirt fainear.
Regardful, adj. Aireach, sùimeil, ciàramach, faic-
illeach.
Regardfully, adv. See Regardful.
Regardless, adj. 1. Heedless, negligent : neo-
chùramach, neo-aireach, neo-shuimeil, neo-fhaic-
illeach. 2. not regarded, slighted : neo-mheasail.
Regardlessness, s. Neo-shuimealachd, neo-thoirt.
Regency, s. 1. Authority, government : ùghdarras,
uachdaranachd. 2. vicarious government : tàin-
isteachd. 3. the district governed by a vicege-
rent : fearann tàinisteachd. 4. those collectively,
to whom vicarious regality is intrusted: luchd-
ionaid righ, tàinistearan.1
Eegenerate, v. a. 1. Reproduce, produce anew :
ath-nuadhaich, ath^hin. 2. make to be born
anew : ath-nuadliaich, ath-gliin.
Regenerate, adj. Ath-ghinte, ath-nuadhaichte.
Regeneration, s. Ath-ghineamhuinn, ath-ghintinn,
ath-nuadhachadh, ath-bhreith, nuadh-bhreith.
Regent, atfj. 1. Governing, ruling : a' riaghladh.
2. exercising vicarious authority : tàinsteach.
Regent, s. 1. Governor, ruler : uachdaran, riagh-
lair. 2. one invested with vicarious royalty : tàin-
isfear, tànaiste.
Regentess, s. Ban-thànaiste.
Regentship, s. See Regency.
Regicide,*. ]. Murderer of his king: righ-mhort-
air, righ-mharbhaiche. 2. murder of his king:
righ-mharbhadh, righ-mhortadh.
Regimen, s. Biadh iomchuidh, biadh a reir slàinte.
Regiment, s. Frciccadan, cath-bhuidheann.
Regimental, adj. Freiceadanach, a bhuineas do
chath-bhuidheann.
Regimental, s. Aodach cath-hhiiidhinn.
Region, s. 1. Of land: dùthaich, tir, roinn, àirde.
2. of the body : ionad, ceàrn, cuid.
Register, s. 1. Of any thing regularly kept : leabh-
ar-cuimhne, clar-sgriobhaidh. 2. the officer to
write or keep the register : seanachaidh, fear-
sgriobhaidh leabhair-cuimhne.
Register, v. a. Sgriobh an leabhar-cuirahne, cuir
sios an ainra-chlàr.
Registrar, s. Fear leabhair-cuimhne, sgriobhair
leabhair-cuimhne.
Registry, s. 1. The act of inserting in the regis-
try : sgriobhadh an leabhar-cuimhne. 2. the place
where the register is kept: tigh-leabhraichean-
cuimhne. 3. a series of facts recorded : eachd-
raidh.
Regnant, adj. 1. Reigning, having regal authori-
ty : a' riaghladh, ceannsachail. 2. predominant :
barrachdail.
Regress, s. Dol air ais, pilleadh.
Regression, s. Ath-philleadh, pilleadh, dol air ais.
Regret, s. 1. Vexation at something past : duil-
ichinn, aithreachas. 2. grief, sorrow : doilgheas,
bròn, mulad, tuirse.
Regret, v. a. Gabh duilichirin, bi doilgheasach,
gabh aithreachas.
Regretful, adj. Duilich, doilgheasach, aithreach.
Regretfully, adv. See Regretful.
Reguerdon, s. Duals, tuarasdal.
Regular, adj. I. Agreeable to rule : riaghailteachf
a reir riaghailt. 2. governed by strict regulation :
riaghailteach. 3. instituted or initiated according
to established forms or discipline : a reir riaghailt,
a feu- lagha, suidhichte. 4. methodical : dòigheil,
rianail, riaghailteach, puncail. 5. regular troops :
feachd ionnsuichte.
Regularity, s. 1. Agreeableness to rule : riagh-
ailteachd. 2. method, certain order : riaghailt,
doigh, seòl, lathailt.
Regularly, adv. See Regular.
Regulate, v. a. 1. Adjust by rule or method:
riaghailtich^ riaghail, eagaraich. 2. direct : seòl^
stiùir, treòraich, steòrn, cuir air dòigh.
Regulation, s. Riaghailteachadh, yiaghailt, òuU
ugh, seòJadh.
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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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