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N. FHOCLAIR GAIDULIG ACUS BEURLA.
Cailceamhuil. chalky.
Caille. a vulgar girl.
Caille bhallach. a cot-quaen.
Caileachd. nature.
Caileas. lethargy.
Caileighi. fomething.
Cailean. Colin.
Cailic a chalice.
Cailln. a little girl.
Cailleach. an old woman,
a nun.
Caileachag cheann duibh. a
tit moufe.
Caileachag chofach. a niilli-
pcd.
Cailleach. a coward.
Cailleachas. dotage.
Cailteanach. an eunuch.
Caillte. loft.
Cailtin. hazel.
Caimeachd. crooked^
Caimein. a mote.
Cain, tribute.
Caineadh. reproach.
Cainear. a fatirift.
Cainnt. fpeech.
Cainnteach. talkative.
Cainntear. an orator.
Cainntic. a fong.
Cairein. the gum.
Cairbh. a carcafe.
Caird. delay.
Cairdean. friends.
Cairdeas. friendlhip.
Cairdeach. friendly.
Cairde caomh. kinsfolk,
Caireogi a prating girl,
Cairleum. tolTing about.
Carraig. a rock.
Carrfhas. Lent.
Carbad. a chariot.
Carn. an heap.
Cairt-rogh, a cart-wheel.
Cairmean. a darling,
Cairneach. ftony ground.
-^ rind, baik of trees.
Cairt. f a cart.
J the compafs.
Cairtear. a carter.
Cairteala. quarters.
Cairilline. Chviftian.
Caiiteala gcimhri. winter
quarters.
Caife. cheefe.
Cais-chiobh. a curled lock.
Caifg. Eafter.
Caifineaclid. an alarm, a hint,
Caifreag. a wrinkle.
Caifdeal. a caftle.
CaiOeach. a foot-path, a ford.
Caifleach fpuing. touchwood.
Cailearbhan. dandilion.
Cai?-i-6abhach. Leger-de-main.
C'ait .'' cia ait ? where .''
C'ait as ? whence ?
Caitrine. Catharine.
N. FHOCLAIR GAIDULIG ACUS BEURLA.
Cailceamhuil. chalky.
Caille. a vulgar girl.
Caille bhallach. a cot-quaen.
Caileachd. nature.
Caileas. lethargy.
Caileighi. fomething.
Cailean. Colin.
Cailic a chalice.
Cailln. a little girl.
Cailleach. an old woman,
a nun.
Caileachag cheann duibh. a
tit moufe.
Caileachag chofach. a niilli-
pcd.
Cailleach. a coward.
Cailleachas. dotage.
Cailteanach. an eunuch.
Caillte. loft.
Cailtin. hazel.
Caimeachd. crooked^
Caimein. a mote.
Cain, tribute.
Caineadh. reproach.
Cainear. a fatirift.
Cainnt. fpeech.
Cainnteach. talkative.
Cainntear. an orator.
Cainntic. a fong.
Cairein. the gum.
Cairbh. a carcafe.
Caird. delay.
Cairdean. friends.
Cairdeas. friendlhip.
Cairdeach. friendly.
Cairde caomh. kinsfolk,
Caireogi a prating girl,
Cairleum. tolTing about.
Carraig. a rock.
Carrfhas. Lent.
Carbad. a chariot.
Carn. an heap.
Cairt-rogh, a cart-wheel.
Cairmean. a darling,
Cairneach. ftony ground.
-^ rind, baik of trees.
Cairt. f a cart.
J the compafs.
Cairtear. a carter.
Cairteala. quarters.
Cairilline. Chviftian.
Caiiteala gcimhri. winter
quarters.
Caife. cheefe.
Cais-chiobh. a curled lock.
Caifg. Eafter.
Caifineaclid. an alarm, a hint,
Caifreag. a wrinkle.
Caifdeal. a caftle.
CaiOeach. a foot-path, a ford.
Caifleach fpuing. touchwood.
Cailearbhan. dandilion.
Cai?-i-6abhach. Leger-de-main.
C'ait .'' cia ait ? where .''
C'ait as ? whence ?
Caitrine. Catharine.
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Early Gaelic Book Collections > Hew Morrison Collection > New alphabetical vocabulary, Gailic [sic] and English > (50) |
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Description | A selection of items from a collection of 320 volumes and 30 pamphlets of literary and religious works in Scottish Gaelic. From the personal library of Hew Morrison, the first City Librarian of Edinburgh. |
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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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