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glad : hilaris, laetus. Turn. 3. Unsteady, unsett-
led : instabilis. C.S.
EuTROMACHADH, -AiDH, s. M. ct pres. part. V. Eu-
tromaich. Alleviation, lightening, act of lighten-
ing : alleviatio, allevandi actus. C. S.
EuTROMACHD, s. f. iììd. (EutTom), Lightness : levi-
tas. C.S.
EuTROMAD, -AID, s.f. (Eutrom), Lightncss, degree
of lightness : levitas, levitatis gradus. C. S.
EuTROMAicH, -iDH, dh'-, V. a. (Eutrom), Lighten,
alleviate : alleva. C. S.
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^VT'B.oì.iAic-aTT., pret. part. V. Eutromaich. Lighten-
ed, alleviated : allevatus. C. S.
EuTROMAN, -AiN, -AN, *. m. (Eutrom). 1. A blad-
der : vesica urinaria. C. S. 2. Any light thing :
quodvis leve. " Eutroman eanchainn." Stew. 274.
A hair brained person : Temerarius homo.
EuTROMAs, -Ais, s. m. (Eutrom). 1. Lightness:
levitas. C. S. 2. Delirium : delirium. C. S.
EuTRuiME, S.f. ind. (Eutrom). \. Lightness : levi-
tas. C. S. 2. adj. comp. of Eutrom, q. vide.
FA
Ff, THE sixth letter of the Gaelic Alphabet, Irish,
9 J^, f , named, Feàrna, i. e. The alder-tree :
alnus giutinosa. Linn.
FÀ, s.f. S. D. 230. Vide Fàth.
* Fa, V. Was, were, have been : erat. erant, fiie-
runt. Llh. i. e. " Bha." Vide Bi, v.
Fa, prep. \. Under: sub. " Fa 'n chlàr." Llh.
Under the table, or plate : sub tabula. Vide Fo,
et Fuidh. 2. Upon : super. Gram. 126. 3. For,
on account of: ob, propter. " Fa n aobhar ud."
Boss. Salm. Ixxiii. 10. For that cause. Propter
• Fa, prep. To, into : ad, in. (for Do, or Dha).
" Fa 'n choill." Llh. To the wood : ad syl-
Fa chomhair, prep. impr. Before, opposite : obvi-
us, adversus. Bibl- Gloss.
Fa CHÙIS, adv. Because, because of: quia, pro
n breug
" Fa chùis nam mallachd
" Do labhradar os àird."
Poss. Salm. lix. 12.
Because of the curses and lies they have uttered
publicly. Pro causa maledictionum et mendacio-
rum quae locuti sunt plane.
Fa CHÙL, adv. Backwards : retro. Llh,
Fa dheire, a. M'D. \ adv. At last, at length : de-
Fa dheireadh, Llh. J nique, tandem. C S.
Fa DHEÒIDH, adv. Finally : denique.
" Is gabhaidh tu mi steach_/à dJieòidh,
" A' t' àros ghlòrmhor fèin."
Ross. Salm. Ixxiii. 24.
And thou wilt receive me at last into thine own
glorious abode. Et recipies me intra denique in
tuam gloriosam domum.
* Fa dhò, adv. (Fa,/)rep. et Do, adj.) Twice : bis.
♦ Fa dhruim, adv. (Fa, et Druim), Backwards :
retro. Idh.
FAB
Fa leath,ì adv. (Fa, et Leth), A part, one by
Fa iEiTH, > one : separatim, singulatim. Llh. et
Faìeth, } C.S.
Fa seach, adv. Apart, distinctly, separately : sepa-
Fa sheachd, adv. (Fa, et Seachd, adj.) Seven times :
septies. Salm. xii. 6.
Fa THRÌ, adv. (Fa, et Tri), Thrice : ter. MSS.
Fa thuaiream, prep. impr. (Fa, et Tuaiream), To-
wards, about : erga, circa. Llh.
Fabhairt, s.f. ind. Forging, moulding, hammering,
tempering : formatio, figurandi, ferrum temperandi
actus. C.S.
» Fabhal, -ail, s. m. A fable, romance : fabula,
narratio ficta. Llh.
» Fabhal, -ail, s. m. An expedition, journey : ex-
peditio, iter. MSS. " An aonfhabhal." Mac-
inty. 314. At once : simul.
« Fabhall, -aill, s. m. A report, account : fama, ra-
tio. OR.
• Fabhaltas, -ais, s. m. Profit, benefit, gain, in-
come : commodum, emolumentum, facultas lu-
crum, redditus. Llh. " Fabhaltas, i. e. tairbhe,
buidhinn. Sibl. Gloss.
FÀBHAR, -AiR,i s. ra. 1. Favour, friendship: gra-
Fabhor, -gir, I tia, amicitia. Llh. Wei. Ffafor,
Fabhur, -uir, 3 Ffawr, favor. Dav. Fr. Faveur.
Span. Favor. Basq. Faborea. Larram. 2. A
sign, badge, favour worn in a hat, or bonnet, a
cockade : signum, indicium, vitta, rosa in pileo
gesta. C.S.
Fabhar, bhra, -bhran, s. m. An eye-lid : palpe-
bra. C.S.
FÀBHARACH, Ì -AiCHE, odj. (Fabhar), Favourable:
FÀBHORACH, J benignus. Voc. 131.
* Fàbhor, -aidh, dh'f h-, v. a. Favour, befriend :
fave, fave alicui. MSS.
Fabhra, \s.pl. 1. Eye-Uds: palpebrae. "Air
Fabhkaidh, J fahhraxdhihh mo shùl." lob. xvi. 16.