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N. FOCHLAIR GAlDHLlG AGUS BEURLA.
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Bos. a palm.
Boifeag. a flap on the face.
Bofd. to boaft.
Bos-bhualadh. clapping of
hands.
Bofdail. boaftful.
Botain. boots.
Bothan, cottage hut.
Eothanach. full of tents.
Bothar. deaf.
Bo-thigh, cow-houfe.
Bradh. a hand mill.
Braich. malt.
Brachadalr. maltman.
Brachadh. fermenting.
Brachain. fermented grain.
Brachag. a pimple.
Brach-fhuileach. bleir-eyed.
Bradag. a roguilh girl.
Bradan. a falmon.
Bradach. thievifh
Braghadair. kindling.
Bradaighe. a thief.
Braghad. top of the neck.
Braid, upper part.
Braid, a hem on the neck.
Braigh. top of mountains.
Braighdean. a collar.
Braighe. a heavy flroke.
Braighdean. an hoftage. (dage.
Braighdeanas. flavery, bon-
Braoighleadh. a broil.
^ras. hally.
Brafachd. furious.
Braifeach. an old woman.
Braidhlis. wort.
Braith-lion. a flieet.
Bramach. a colt.
Bramanaeh. a noify fellow.
Braraanta. boorifh, fulky.
Brangas. a halter.
Brann. a woman's name.
Braoghaile. heavy rain.
Braoilleadh. great noife.
Braoileag nan con. dog-berry.
Braon. a drop.
Braona. great drop?.
Braonach. dropping.
Braonan. a fweet root,
Braoifeag. agape, yawn.
Braoifgeach. gaping.
Bratach. enfign.
Brat, a covering.
Bratag. a worm.
Brat-broin. mortcloth.
Brat-urlalr. a carpet.
Brath. for ever.
Brath. to betray.
Brathadair. a kindling.
Brathadoir. a betrayer.
Brathair. a brother.
Brathair-ceile. a brother-in-
law.
Brathair bochd. a poor brotJier.
Breab. a kick.
jBrsabainiclie. a brokc-r.

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New alphabetical vocabulary, Gailic [sic] and English
Description"... with some directions for reading and writing the Gailic [sic]". Gaelic and English title pages. Gaelic titlepage: Nuadh fhoclair Gaidhlig agus Beurla do reir ordu’ nan litriche maille re cuid sheolanna cionnas a leughar agus a sgriobhar a’ Gaidhlig. Le Raibeird Mac Pharlain ... . Dun-Eaduin clodh-bhuailt’ airson an ughdair, le Eoin Moir. 1795.
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