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Otha.vach, -aiche, adj. (Othan). Id. q. Omhan-
ach.
Othah, -air, -an, s. m. An ulcer, or abscess : ul-
cus, abscessus. MSS.
Otharach, -aiche, adj. (Othar), Ulcerous : ulce-
ribus scatens. MSS.
• Othar, -aire, -an, s. m. Wages, re^yard: stipen-
dium, praemium. OR.
• Othar, -aire, adj. Sick, wounded, mutilated : ae-
ger, vulneratus, niutilatus. O'R.
• Othras, -ais, -an, «. m. 1. A disease, disorder:
morbus. O'R. 2. OR. Id. q. Othar, *.
OTR
» Othrasach, -aiche, a<§'. (Othras). 1. Sick, dis-
eased : aegrotus, morbo afilictus. O'R. 2.
OR. Id. q. Otharach.
Òtrach, -aich, -ean, s. m. 1. A dung-hill : ster-
quilinium, fimetum.
" A dh' eug air an òtrach bhreun."
D. Btwhan.
Who died on the foetid dunghill. Qui mortuus
est in sterquilinio foetido. 2. Dirt, filth, dung :
, fimus, stercus. Macf.^ V. et C. S.
Òtrachail, -e, adj. (Òtrach), Filthy, dirty, foetid :
spurcus, immundus, foetidus. C. S.
PAC
PTHE thirteenth letter of the Gaelic alphabet :
9 Irish, V, y>, named Peith-bhog, i. e. B, soft :
B, raolliter enunciatum.
PÀ, s. ni. ind. vel interj. Pappa, id. q. Tat : pater.
as.
Fab, -a IB, s. m. 1. Shag; rough, woolly hair: cri-
nes hirsuti, vel villosi. C. S. 2. Refuse of lint :
lini excretum. C. S. Scot. Fab, et Fob. Jam.
Fab, -aidh, ph, v. n. (Fab, *.). 1. Become shag-
gy : hirsutus, vel villosus fi. C. S. 2. Become
matted, or twisted together : concretus, vel implex-
usfi. as.
Pabach, -aiche, adj. (Fab). I. Shaggy: hirsutus,
villosus. C. S. 2. Full of the refuse of lint : lini
excretis abundans. C. S. 3. Nasty : spurcus,
immundus. C. S.
Fabadh, -aidh, -ean, s. m. et pres. part. v. Fab.
1. C. S. Id. q. Fab, s. 2. State of becoming
shaggy : hirsutus, vel villosus fiendi status. C. S.
3. State of becoming matted, or twisted together :
concretus, vel implexus fiendi status. C. S. 4. An
over-growth, or luxuriance, as of grass : luxuria, ut
graminis. C. S.
Fab-cheann, -inn, s. m. (Fab, et Ceann), A shag-
gy head : caput hirsutum. C. S.
Pab-cheannacii, -aiche, adj. (Pab-cheann), Shag-
pated, with hair uncombed : incomptos crines ge-
rens. C.S.
• Fàbhal, -ail, -an, «. m. A pavement : pavimen-
tum. B. B. Escc. xl. 17. IVel. et Arm. Pa-
bell.
Fac, -aidh, ph, v. a. Pack up : consarcina, in fas-
cem constringe. C. S. Angl. Pack.
Fac, ) -A, -ANNAN, s. m. 1. A pack: fascis. C.
Faca,/ S. 2. fg. A mob: turba. Voc. 119.
" Faca-chairtean." C. S. A pack of cards :
chartarum pictarum compositio, vel fasciculus.
" Faca-clòimhe." C. S. A pack of wool : lanse
fascis. " Paca-chon." C.S. A pack of hounds:
grex canum. " Faca-mhèirleach." C. S. A gang
of thieves : grex flagitiosorum. " Faca-musach."
C. S. A vile crew : profanum vulgus.
Facach, -aiche, adj. (Fac), Having packs : sarci-
natus. C.S.
Facachadh, -aidh, s. m. et pres. part. v. Fac, vel
Facaich. Packing, act of packing : sarciendi actus.
C.S.
Facaich, -idh, ph-, v. a. (Fac). C. S. Id. q. Fac,
Pacaid, -E, -EAN, *.y. 1. A packet: fascis, fasci-
culus. C. S. " Pacaid-iitrichean." C. S. A
packet of letters: epistolarum fasciculus. 2. A
packet-boat: navis actuaria, ad epistolas comport-
andas. C. S. Arm. Fac, et Pak. Fr. Facquet.
Germ. Pach, Packen, et Auspachan. Wacht.
Span. Faquete.
Facaideach, -eiche, ad;'. (Facaid), Of packets :
Facaig, -idh, ' PH-, V. a. (Fac, s.). C. S. Id. q.
Fac, V. et Facaich.
Pacaigeadh, -idh, s. m. et pres. part. v. Facaig.
C. S. Id. q. Facachadh.
Pacair, -e, -ean, s. m. (Fac, s. et Fear) A pedlar :
mercator circumforaneus. OR. et Macf. V. Scot.
Packman. Jam.
Facaireachd, s.f. ind. (Pacair), A pedlar's busi-
ness : mercatoris circumforanei occupatio. C. S.
Facaran-chapuil, s. m. Marsh trefoil : trifolium
paludosum. O'R.
Pacarras, -ais, s. m. (Pac, s.), A mass of confusion :
commixtio perturbata. Hebrid.
PaCHD, -a, -an, et -ANNAN, s. m. C. S. Id. q.
. C. S. Id. q. Fac, V.
V. a. C. S. Id. q. Pacaicli.
m. C. S. Id. q. Pacair.
Pac, s.
Pachd, -