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Relieve, v. a. 1. Comhfliurtaicli, furtaich, fuasg-
ail air, cuidich, cobhair, fòir, atharraich, mùth.
Reliever, «. Fear-fuasglaidh, fear-cuideachaidh.
Religion, s. Creidimh, cràbhadh, diadhachd.
Religionist, s. Baoth-chreidmheach.
Religious, adj. 1. Pious : diadhaidh, creidmheach,
cràbhach, cneasta. 2. exact, strict : ceart, coth-
romach, teann.
Religiously, adv. See Religious.
Religiousness, s. Creideamh, diadhachd, cneast-
achd.
Relinquish, v. a. 1. Forsake ; fag, treig, cùl-
aich, diobair. 2. quit, release, give up : cùitich,
thoir seachad, leig seachad, thoir suas, dealaich fi.
3. forbear, depart from : seachain, ob, treig.
Relinquisher, s. Fear-treigsinn.
Relinquishment, s. Treigsinn, fàgail, dlobairt, cur
CÙ1 ri.
Relish, s. 1. Effect on the palate : bias, bias tait-
neach. 2. small quantity : bias, blasad. 3. lik-
ing, delight : bias, deigh, miann, tlachd, taitneas.
4. sense, power of perceiving excellence : tlachd,
ciatamh.
Relish, I', o. et w. 1. Give a taste to anything:
blais, cuir bias air. 2. taste, have a liking :
miannaicli, taitinn, gabh tlachd do. 3. have a
pleasing taste : bi blasda, hi taitncach do 'n bhlas.
4. give pleasure : taitinn, thoir toil-inntinn do. 5.
have a flavour : thoir deadh fhàileadh.
Relisiiable, adj. Blasda, taitneach do 'n bhlas.
Relucent, axlj. Dealrach, deàrsach, soilleir, soill-
seach, loinnreach.
Reluctance, 1 ^_ Aindeoineachd, cion toile.
Reluctancy, j '
Reluctant, «tj?. 1. Struggling against : a' gleachd,
a' còmhrag. 2. unwilling : aindeonach, neo-thoil-
each.
Reluctantly, adv. See Reluctant.
Rely, v. n. Earb, cuir muinghinn, cuir earbsa.
Remain, v. a. et n. 1. Await, be left to: feith. 2.
be left out of a greater quantity or number : bi air
d' fhàgail bi 'n a d' chòrr. 3. continue, endure :
mair, fuirich, fan. 4. be left after any event :
mair, fuirich. 5. continue in a place : fuirich, fan,
còmhnuich, tuinich.
Remainder, «. Fuigheall, fuighleach, an còrr, deir-
eadh.
Remand, v. a. Cuir air ais, gairm air ais.
Remark, s. Toirt fainear, beachd, radh.
Remark, v. a. Thoir fainear, thoir aire, dearc, comh-
aiTaich, seall.
Remarkable, adj. Comharraichte, ion-chomharr-
aichte, sònruichte, àraidh.
Remarkably, adv. See R^emarkable.
Remarker, s. Fear-comharrachaidh.
Remediable, adj. So-ieighis, so-chuideachaidh.
Remediless, adj. Gun leigheas, nach gabh leigheas.
Remedy, s. 1. A medicine : iocshlaint, cungaidh-
leighis, leigheas. 2. cure : leigheas. 3. that
which counteracts any evil : cuideachadh, cùis
bhacaidh. 4. reparation : cuideachadh, comas.
Remedy, v. a. 1. Cure, heal ; leighis, slànaich. 2-
repair or remove mischief: cobhair, cuidich, leas-
aich.
Remember, s. 1. Bear in mind : cuimhnich. 2.
recollect, call to mind : cuimhnich, ath-chuimnich,
meòraich. 3. keep in mind : cuimhnich, cum an
cuimhne. 4. mention : ainmich. 5, put in mind,
remind : cuir an cuimhne.
Rememberer, s. Seanachaidh,fear-cuimhneachaidh.
Remembrance, «. 1. Retention in memory : cuimh-
ne. 2. recollection, revival of any idea : cuimhne,
ath-chuimhne, cuimhneachadh. 3. transmission
of a fact : cuimhne, cuimhneachan, ainm. 4. me-
morial : cuimhne, cuimhneachan. 5. a token :
cuimhneachan.
Remembrancer, s. Fear-cuir an cuimhne, seiinach-
aidh.
Reminiscence, "I s. Cuimhne, ath-chuimhne, cuimh-
Reminiscency, J neachadh.
Remiss, adj. 1. Not vigorous, slack : neo-bhriosg,
neo-thapaidh, tais, clipeil. 2. not careful, sloth-
ful : neo-chùramach, leisg, leasg, diomhain. 3.
not intense : sgaoilte, neo-chruinn.
Remission, s. 1. Abatement, relaxation : lasach-
adh, fuasgladh. 2. cessation of intenseness :
isleachadh, lagachadh. 3. release, abatement of
right or claim : fuasgladh, saoradh. 4. forgive-
ness, pardon : maitheanas, loghadh. 5. act of
sending back : cur air ais, ath-thilleadh.
Remissly, adv. See Remiss.
Remissness, s. Neo-chùram mi-chùrara, neo-shuim.
Remit, v. a. 1. Relax : lasaich, leig sios. 2. for-
give a punishment : maith, logh, thoir maitheanas
do. 3. give up, resign : thoir suas, leig dliiot,
thoir seachad. 4. refer : thoir seachad, leig gu.
5. put again in custody : cuir an cuibhreach a ris.
6. send money : cuir a dh' ionnsuidh. 7. slacken,
grow less intense : lasaich, fas las. 8. abate :
leig dhiot, fas suarach mu.
Remittance, s. 1. The act of sending money :
pàidheadh fad as, cur airgid gu phàidheadh fad as.
2. sum sent : paidheadh airgid fad as, siiim air a
chur chum pàidhidh.
Remitter, s. 1. Who pardons : fear-maithidh,
fear-laghaidh. 2. who remits money : fear cuir
airgid chum pàidhidh.
Remnant, s. Fuigheall, còrr, iarmad.
Remnant, adj. Maireannach, a dh' fhàgadh.
Remonstrance, s. Tagradh, earail, teann sparradbv
Remonstrate, v. a. Tagair, earail, cuir teann sparr-
adh air..
Remonstration, s. Tagradh, earalachadh, teann
sparradh.
Remorse, s. 1. Pain of guilt : agartas coguis,
iom-choire, cnàmhan inntinn. 2. sympathetic sor-
row : truas, truacantachd, acarachd, iochd.
Remorseful, ad/. 1. Full of a sense of guilt : bròn-
ach, cràidhteach, fuidh agartas coguis. 2. com-
passionate : truacanta, acarach, caomh, iochd-
mhor, bàigheil.
Remorseless, at^'. An-iochdmhor, borb, garg, all-
aidii.
Remote, adj. 1. Distant : cian, an cein, fad as^