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ALBAN
BEADAGAN
AlbaNj albe, albin, small herd of
cattle.
Alc, alee, an elk.
Allabhair, allaidh, allmhadadh,
allamhadadh, a wolf.
Allum, a hind (Ir.).
Almha, almhine, alamh, alam-
hme (Ir. Olum), cattle.
Amain-fheithe, an amphibious
animal.
Amhach, a terrier.
Amhas, a wild beast.
Amhlair, a monster.
An-chu, a fox.
Anmaxda, anmide, anmann,
animal (Old Jr.).
Antrellach, a boar (Old Jr.).
AoDH, a sheep (hence aodhaire,
a shepherd).
Aoi, a herd, a flock of sheep, a
cow, cattle.
AoiDEACH, a cow.
Aon-adharcach, aon-bheannach,
the unicorn.
AoN-CHU, a war-hound.
Ap, apa, apag, app, an ape,
Arachd, arrach, arracht, a
monster.
Arc, arcan, a sucking-pig, a
bear, a stag, a hind, a whale.
Arc crannach, young of sow.
Archoicid, a staghound ; arrcho-
gaid, hunting dog.
Ar-chu, a chained hound, a
mastiff, a fierce dog, a blood-
hound.
Arc-mhuc, a male pig.
Arcra, a cow (dry, Ir.).
Ar-dhamh, a plough ox.
Arinn, a forest deer.
Arpag, a ravenous creature.
Arr, a stag, a hind, an elk.
Arr-chogaidh, the hound that
first winds or comes up with
the deer (arradiogaidh).
Art, arth, a bear.
As, asain, asal, assal (fem.), asan,
asana (ph), an ass — as all or al.
As-CHU, a water dog.
As-CRODH, a dry cow or cows.
Athach, athaid, a monster, a
fierce boar.
Atharla, a quey, a heifer.
Athghamhach, a cow two years
old, calfless.
Ath-thalmhain, a mole.
Ath-uanach, larabless sheep.
B
Ba, cow, cows (bai, Old Ir.).
Bag, a hog or pig.
Bad-alan, a water vole.
Badarais, badaroisean, a monster
(lit. a clump in the path).
Baedh, a boar.
Baidne, an animal; baidnein,
small group of.
Baighle, a fawn.
Bailg-fhioxx, white bellied
cow.
Bainbh, bainbhin, banbh, a
sucking or young pig.
Baixeach, a mare.
Baixeasag, baineasg, a ferret,
she ferret.
Baircxe, a cat, a female cat,
a white cat.
Bairicean, baircin, baircean,
baireacan, a ferret.
Baisleach, an ox.
Balgair, balgaire, a fox, a dog,
an otter.
Baxaiche, the outer of two
plough horses.
Baxxach, a fox.
Baxsear, bansearrach, a filly.
Baxsgal, a whale, a leviathan,
a monster.
Baodhax, baoghan, a calf.
Baodhaxx, an elk, a moose
deer.
Barcxe, a cat.
Beabhar, a beaver.
Beadagax, a yearling ram.
BEADAGAN
AlbaNj albe, albin, small herd of
cattle.
Alc, alee, an elk.
Allabhair, allaidh, allmhadadh,
allamhadadh, a wolf.
Allum, a hind (Ir.).
Almha, almhine, alamh, alam-
hme (Ir. Olum), cattle.
Amain-fheithe, an amphibious
animal.
Amhach, a terrier.
Amhas, a wild beast.
Amhlair, a monster.
An-chu, a fox.
Anmaxda, anmide, anmann,
animal (Old Jr.).
Antrellach, a boar (Old Jr.).
AoDH, a sheep (hence aodhaire,
a shepherd).
Aoi, a herd, a flock of sheep, a
cow, cattle.
AoiDEACH, a cow.
Aon-adharcach, aon-bheannach,
the unicorn.
AoN-CHU, a war-hound.
Ap, apa, apag, app, an ape,
Arachd, arrach, arracht, a
monster.
Arc, arcan, a sucking-pig, a
bear, a stag, a hind, a whale.
Arc crannach, young of sow.
Archoicid, a staghound ; arrcho-
gaid, hunting dog.
Ar-chu, a chained hound, a
mastiff, a fierce dog, a blood-
hound.
Arc-mhuc, a male pig.
Arcra, a cow (dry, Ir.).
Ar-dhamh, a plough ox.
Arinn, a forest deer.
Arpag, a ravenous creature.
Arr, a stag, a hind, an elk.
Arr-chogaidh, the hound that
first winds or comes up with
the deer (arradiogaidh).
Art, arth, a bear.
As, asain, asal, assal (fem.), asan,
asana (ph), an ass — as all or al.
As-CHU, a water dog.
As-CRODH, a dry cow or cows.
Athach, athaid, a monster, a
fierce boar.
Atharla, a quey, a heifer.
Athghamhach, a cow two years
old, calfless.
Ath-thalmhain, a mole.
Ath-uanach, larabless sheep.
B
Ba, cow, cows (bai, Old Ir.).
Bag, a hog or pig.
Bad-alan, a water vole.
Badarais, badaroisean, a monster
(lit. a clump in the path).
Baedh, a boar.
Baidne, an animal; baidnein,
small group of.
Baighle, a fawn.
Bailg-fhioxx, white bellied
cow.
Bainbh, bainbhin, banbh, a
sucking or young pig.
Baixeach, a mare.
Baixeasag, baineasg, a ferret,
she ferret.
Baircxe, a cat, a female cat,
a white cat.
Bairicean, baircin, baircean,
baireacan, a ferret.
Baisleach, an ox.
Balgair, balgaire, a fox, a dog,
an otter.
Baxaiche, the outer of two
plough horses.
Baxxach, a fox.
Baxsear, bansearrach, a filly.
Baxsgal, a whale, a leviathan,
a monster.
Baodhax, baoghan, a calf.
Baodhaxx, an elk, a moose
deer.
Barcxe, a cat.
Beabhar, a beaver.
Beadagax, a yearling ram.
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Description | A selection of books from a collection of more than 500 titles, mostly on religious and literary topics. Also includes some material dealing with other Celtic languages and societies. Collection created towards the end of the 19th century by Lady Evelyn Stewart Murray. |
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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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