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N. FOCHLAIR GAIDIILI GAGUS BEURLA.
lit
Marthalncachd. eternity.
Ma is, ma's, if fo.
Mafeadh. if it be h.
Mas. the buttock, hip.
Mafdaidh. a hound.
M.ifgadh. to mix, to brew.
Mafladh. fcandal.
Mafluchadh, to reproach.
Ma'ta. if, then.
Mathair. mother.
Mathaireil. motherly.
Mathair-abhair. firfl caufe.
Mathair-uifge. fourcc of water,
Mathair-ipngair, the fource of
bilious matter.
Mathacha, manure.
Meacan, a hire, reward.
Meacan. a parfnip.
Meacan-buidhe. a carrot.
Meacan ruadh. a raddifh,
Meachan. abatement.
Meadar. a two handed difh.
Meadarachd. metre, verfifying.
Mead bhroinn. dropfy.
M'eadail. my treafure.
Meadhon. midft, middle.
Meadhonach. mediocrity.
Meadhon- lo. mid day.
Meadhon-oiche. midnight-
Meadholn. mean, or caufe.
Meall. fl lump, a knob.
Meall. a hill, hillock.
Meallach. knotty.
Mealladh. deceiving.
Mealltoir. a deceiver^
Mealltach, deceitful.
Mealltalachd. deceitfulnefs.
Mealltoireachd. fraudulence.
Mealadh. enjoying.
Mheal mi. I enjoyed,
Mealaidh. fhall enjoy.
Meala. of honey.
Mealag. the milt of fifh-
Meamrum. parchment.
Meanaidh. an awl.
Meanagaich. yawning.
Meanbh. fmall.
Meanbhcliuileag. a gnat.
Meanbh-chuifeach. curious, pry-
Meang. craft, guile. {ing^
Meangail. crafty, unfair.
Meangan. a twig.
Meanglan. a branch.
Meann. a kid,
Meannt. fpearmint.
Mear. wanton, merry.
INIearachd. a miftake, error.
Mearachd-bar'ail. wrong op^^
(nion.
Meargant. fportive, brilk.
Mearlach. a thief.
Mearla. theft.
Meas. fruit.
M'f hear, my hufband.
Meas-chraobh. a fruit tree,
Meas. refpejfl:.

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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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