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air- Ipv. airleag, lend, borrow Inf. airleagadh m.
de-air- abs. dearlaic f. gift
od-ess- (and ess-od-) O.G. Inf. oslucud opening
Ipv. f-osgail open Inf. fosgladh m.
to-fo-inn- Ipv. tuanlaig, tualaig, tuanag, tònag loose
to-od-ess- Ipv. tuasgail, fuas- Inf. fuasgladh m.
gail loose
iom-fo-od-ess- Ipv. iomfhuas- Inf. iomfhuasgladh m.
gail relieve
to- Ipv. tilg throw Inf. tilgeil f., tilgeadh m.
to-od- Ipv. tulg rock
54 O.G. stem len-, ess-len defile, L. ob-lino, Inf. aellned
do-for- (?) O.G. druailned corruption
G. denom. Ipv. truaiU pollute Inf. truailleadh m.
55 O.G. li-n-, abstr. lie a flood Sk. pr-nà-ti/t7/s, * plè-nà-mi
G. Ipv. lion fill. Inf. lionadh
abs. fo- fuilleadh m. reward
to-fo tuiUeadh m. addition, more
Ua, lighe f. flood
to-od- tola superfluity
to- tuil f. flood
also fo-ro-od- foraU excess
di-ro-od- dèarail poor, mean
56 O.G. ling-, leng- spring, leap Sk. langhati springs off.
Inf. leim n.
G. Inf. leum m. leap
to-air- Inf. tairleum m. leaping
on, overwhelming
ath- Ipv. athleum rebound Inf. athlenm m. second
leap
to-ar-fo- Ipv. tuirling descend^ Inf. tuirling f.
alight
do-air-fo- abstr. doirling f. promontory, beach
57 O.G. lo-n-g-, fo- support, sustain Inf. folog, fulach, fulang
G. Ipv. fulaing suffer^ Inf. fulang m.
endure
air- Ipv. airleag, lend, borrow Inf. airleagadh m.
de-air- abs. dearlaic f. gift
od-ess- (and ess-od-) O.G. Inf. oslucud opening
Ipv. f-osgail open Inf. fosgladh m.
to-fo-inn- Ipv. tuanlaig, tualaig, tuanag, tònag loose
to-od-ess- Ipv. tuasgail, fuas- Inf. fuasgladh m.
gail loose
iom-fo-od-ess- Ipv. iomfhuas- Inf. iomfhuasgladh m.
gail relieve
to- Ipv. tilg throw Inf. tilgeil f., tilgeadh m.
to-od- Ipv. tulg rock
54 O.G. stem len-, ess-len defile, L. ob-lino, Inf. aellned
do-for- (?) O.G. druailned corruption
G. denom. Ipv. truaiU pollute Inf. truailleadh m.
55 O.G. li-n-, abstr. lie a flood Sk. pr-nà-ti/t7/s, * plè-nà-mi
G. Ipv. lion fill. Inf. lionadh
abs. fo- fuilleadh m. reward
to-fo tuiUeadh m. addition, more
Ua, lighe f. flood
to-od- tola superfluity
to- tuil f. flood
also fo-ro-od- foraU excess
di-ro-od- dèarail poor, mean
56 O.G. ling-, leng- spring, leap Sk. langhati springs off.
Inf. leim n.
G. Inf. leum m. leap
to-air- Inf. tairleum m. leaping
on, overwhelming
ath- Ipv. athleum rebound Inf. athlenm m. second
leap
to-ar-fo- Ipv. tuirling descend^ Inf. tuirling f.
alight
do-air-fo- abstr. doirling f. promontory, beach
57 O.G. lo-n-g-, fo- support, sustain Inf. folog, fulach, fulang
G. Ipv. fulaing suffer^ Inf. fulang m.
endure
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Description | Items from a collection of 170 volumes relating to Gaelic matters. Mainly philological works in the Celtic and some non-Celtic languages. Some books extensively annotated by Angus Matheson, the first Professor of Celtic at Glasgow University. |
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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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