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tas. C. S. 3. Strangeness : insolentia, raritas. C.
S.
Neònan, -ain, -an, s.f. C. S. Vide Neòinean.
Neònanach, -aiche, adj. (Neònan). C. S. Vide
Neòineanach.
Neo-neartmhor, -oire, adj. (Neo, et Neartmhor),
Feeble, infirm : debilis, infirmus. C. S.
Neo-ni, s. m. ind. (Neo, et Ni, s.) 1. Nothing, non-
entity : nihil, quod non existit. " Thig iad gu
neo-ni, agus sgriosar iad." lob. vi. 18. They shall
come to nothing, and perish. Abibunt in nihiium,
et peribunt. 2. Chaos : chaos.
" 'N uair chuala neo-ni guth a bheil."
D. Biwhm.
Vfhen Chaos heard the voice of his mouth. Quum
audivit Chaos vocem ejus oris. 3. A trifle, tri-
fles : nugae. C. S.
Neo-nitheach, -eiche, adj. (Neo-ni), Trifling, in-
significant, valueless: nugatorius, frivolus, vanus.
as.
Neo-nitheachd, s./.2wrf. (Neo-nitheach), Nothing-
ness, triflingness : nihiium, rei nuUius momenti
qualitas. C. S.
Neo-oileanaichte, adj. (Neo, et Oileanaichte),
Untaught, illiterate : rainimè doctus, ignarus. C S.
Neo-onoireach, -eiche, adj. (Neo, et Onoireach).
1. Ignoble, mean : ignobilis, sordidus. C. S. 2.
Dishonest : fraudulentus. C. S.
Neo-phoiteil, -e, adj. (Neo, et Poiteil), Sober, ab-
stemious, not given to drunkenness : sobrius, non
ebrius. C. S.
Neo-phris, -e, s.f. (Neo, et Pris). 1. Want of va-
lue, uselessness : valoris destitutio. C. S. 2. Dis-
respect, contempt : despectus, contemptus. C. S.
Neo-rann-phàirteach, -eiche, adj. (Neo-rann, et
Pàirteach), Incommunicable : non participandus.
Macf. V.
Neo-reiteach, -eiche, ad;'. (Neo, et Reite), Irre-
concilable : implacabilis, inexorabilis. C. S.
Neo-riaghailteach, -eiche, adj. (Neo, et Riagh-
ailteach). Irregular, anomalous : irregularis, abnor-
mis. Macf. V.
Neo-sgairte, adj. (Neo, et Sgairte), Inseparable :
inseparabilis. C. S.
Neo-sgairteil, -e, a(fj. (Neo, et Sgairteil), Dull,
spiritless, lifeless : segnis, socors, piger. C S.
Neo-sgarail, -e, adj. C. S. Id. q. Neo-sgairte.
Neo-sgàthach, -aiche, adj. (Neo, et Sgàthach),
Fearless, undaunted : miniraè timidus, impavidus.
as.
Neo-sgeadaich, -idh, n, v. a. (Neo, et Sgeadaich),
Undress, disrobe, disarray : vestibus te exue, vel
vestimenta alicui detrahe. C. S.
Neo-sgeadaichte, pret. part. v. Neo-sgeadaich.
Undressed, disrobed : vestibus exutus, vel vesti-
mentis detractis. C. S.
Neo-sgìthichte, adj. (Neo, et Sgithichte), Unwea-
ried, unfatigued : indefessus, à labore non victus.
C.S.
Neo-sgoinnear, -a, adj. (Neo, et Sgoinn), Heed-
less, inattentive : indiligens, incuriosus. C. S.
Neo-shaillte, adj. (Neo, et Saillte), Unsalted, un-
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seasoned : insulsus, minimè salitus. C. S. et Macf.
Neo-shalach, -aiche, adj. (Neo, et Salach), Unde-
filed, unpolluted, clean : impoUutus, immaculatus,
purus, castus, mundus. Macf. V. et C. S.
Nko-shannt, -a, *. m. (Neo, et Sannt), Want of
desire, indifference: cupidinis, cupiditatis, vel stu-
dii defectus. C. ^S".
Neo-shanntach, -aiche, adj. (Neo, et Sanntach),
Not covetous, unambitious, indifferent : minimè a-
varus, sine arabitione, quietus. C. .S'. et Maef. V.
Neo-shàrachaidh, -e, adj. (Neo, et Sàrachadh),
unconquerable : invincibilis. C. S et MSS.
Neo-shàruichte, adj. (Neo, et Sàruichte), Unop-
pressed, unconquered : minimè oppressus, invic-
tus. C. S.
Neo-sheargaichte, adj. (Neo, et Seargaichte), Un-
withered, undecayed : vegetus, non marescens. C.
Neo-sheargta, adj. (Neo, et Seargta). C. S. Id.
q. Neo-sheargaichte.
NEo-sHEASMHACH,-AicHE,of^'. (Neo, et Seasmhach).
]. Unsteady, unstable: instabilis. C.S. 2. Not
durable, fleeting : non durabilis, evanidus. C. S.
Neo-sheasmhachd, s.yimrf. (Neo-sheasmhach). 1.
Instability, unsteadiness : instabilitas. C. S. 2.
Want of durability, fleetingness : durabilitatis de-
fectus. C.S.
Neo-shocrach, -aiche, adj. (Neo, et Socrach). 1.
Unquiet, restless: inquietus. C.S. 2. Uneasy,
uncomfortable : injucundus, acerbus, solatii ex-
pers. C.S. 3. Hard, difficult: difficilis, arduus.
C.S. 4. Not firmly placed, unsteady : male fun-
datus, instabilis. C. S.
Neo-shnasmhor, -oire, adj. (Neo, et Snasmhor).
I. Inelegant, untidy: inelegans, inconcinnus. C.
S. 2. Ill finished, incompact : male finitus, in-
conditus. C.S.
Neo-shoilleir, -e, adj. (Neo, et Soilleir). I. In-
distinct, not clear, not bright : indistinctus, mini-
mè clarus. C. S. 2. Not transparent : non pellu-
cidus. C. S. 3. Dark, gloomy : caliginosus. C. S.
4. Unintelligible : minimè intelligendus. C. S.
Neo-shoirbheachadh, -aidh, s. m. (Neo, et Soir-
bheachadh), Unsuccessfulness : infelicitas. C. S.
Neo-shoirbheachail, -e, adj. (Neo, et Soirbheach-
adh). Unsuccessful, not prosperous : infelix. C. S.
Neo-sholarach, -aiche, ad/. (Neo, et Solarach),
Improvident : improvidus, incautus. 3Iacf. V.
Neo-shòlasach, -aiche, adj. (Neo, et Sòlasach),
Not joyful, mournful, sad : rainime Isetus, mcestus,
tristis. C. S.
ÌÌEO-siioN A, adj. (Neo, et Sona), Unhappy, luckless:
infaustus, infelix. C. S.
Neo-shònruichte, adj. (Neo, et Sònruichte), Un-
determined, indefinite : non determinatus, indefi-
nitus. C.S.
Neo-shuaimhneach, -eiche, adj. (Neo, et Suaimh-
neach). Restless : inquietus, minime tranquillus.
C.S.
Neo-shuarach, -aiche, adj. (Neo, et Suarach),
Not insignificant : minimè inutilis. C. S.
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