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CAT-GRIOSAICH
CRAITNEAG
Cat-griosaich, a fireside cat.
Cathmheal, cathmhial, a
charger^ a war horse.
Ceannan, small, active animal.
Ceann-cula or cullach, a boar
(leader).
Ceann-fhionn, white-faced cow.
Ceann-fionn, an otter (hoary
head).
Ceasg, ceast, a sheep.
Ceath, ceathmaid, a sheep.
Ceathra, ceathramh, quadru-
peds, cattle.
Cediach, a pet lamb.
Ceigich, goats.
Ceirean or cirein-croin, a
supposed monster.
Ceis, a farrow sow or pig.
Ceisin, a young pig.
Cer, cear, a stag, roe, hart.
Cette, a sheep or lamb
(Old Ir.).
Ceut, a sheep.
Ci, an animal, a beast, a hind,
a doe.
Ci, cich or cigh-cingeach or
ceangach, noble animal or
stag, the leader. (Dean of
Lismore.)
Cich, a greyhound, a dog.
Cidheach, cigheach, a fat lamb.
CiGH, a hind, a doe.
CioB, cioba, a sheep.
CioBA-CLoiMH, or cloimheach, a
woolly sheep.
CiocAR, ciocrach, a hungry or
ravenous animal.
CioG, a beast, an animal.
CioRA, a pet lamb or sheep, a
sheep that feeds with cows,
a cud-chewer.
CiR, cire, cireag, do.
Citen, a lamb.
CiuBH, a dog.
Cleathar, cleathar-fead, fed,
sed, a milch cow.
Cleobag, cleobag-each, clibeag,
cliobag, a filly, a shaggy colt.
Cliabhach, cliamhach, a fox, a
wolf.
Cliuin, a wolf.
Cobhar (see Gobhar).
CoiBHEARAN, a dog.
Coibhearan-dobhar, an otter.
CoiBHEARAN-MuuiT, a rabbit.
CoiLBHiNN, coilmhinn, a young
pig-
CoiLLEADH, a hog pig.
CoiLT, a heifer.
CoiNEAN, coineanach, coinedeach,
a rabbit, coney.
CoiN-FHODHAIRNE, OttcrS.
CoiNNEAS, a ferret, dog-weasel.
CoLAG, colam, colan, a young
cow.
CoLBTHACii, colbthaig, a cow calf,
a heifer, steer, bullock, colt,
a two- or three-year-old cow,
a cow that has never calved,
a cow.
CoLBTHACH scamlach or sham-
lach, an uncalved cow.
CoLG-cHu, a hound.
CoLLACH, a fat heifer, a boar, a
yearling calf.
CoLLAiD, a two-year-old heifer.
CoLPA, a cow or horse, a colt.
CoLPACH, colpindach, a heifer, a
steer, colt.
CoMHLACH, or comhlachdaidh, a
sucking-pig.
Con, a squirrel, a wolf.
CoNADAL, stray sheep.
CoNAiRE, hounds, a pack.
CoNGEiLT, a monster.
CoNOEL, a female were-wolf (Ir.).
CoR, corr, any undersized or
diminutive animal, an odd or
exceptional looking creature.
CoTH, a cat.
CoTi, a drove of sheep (Ir.).
CowDA, cowdach, a cow, a kittie.
Crac-dhamh, a stag.
Crain, a sow, a litter of pigs,
the female of any animal.
Craitneag, a bat.
CRAITNEAG
Cat-griosaich, a fireside cat.
Cathmheal, cathmhial, a
charger^ a war horse.
Ceannan, small, active animal.
Ceann-cula or cullach, a boar
(leader).
Ceann-fhionn, white-faced cow.
Ceann-fionn, an otter (hoary
head).
Ceasg, ceast, a sheep.
Ceath, ceathmaid, a sheep.
Ceathra, ceathramh, quadru-
peds, cattle.
Cediach, a pet lamb.
Ceigich, goats.
Ceirean or cirein-croin, a
supposed monster.
Ceis, a farrow sow or pig.
Ceisin, a young pig.
Cer, cear, a stag, roe, hart.
Cette, a sheep or lamb
(Old Ir.).
Ceut, a sheep.
Ci, an animal, a beast, a hind,
a doe.
Ci, cich or cigh-cingeach or
ceangach, noble animal or
stag, the leader. (Dean of
Lismore.)
Cich, a greyhound, a dog.
Cidheach, cigheach, a fat lamb.
CiGH, a hind, a doe.
CioB, cioba, a sheep.
CioBA-CLoiMH, or cloimheach, a
woolly sheep.
CiocAR, ciocrach, a hungry or
ravenous animal.
CioG, a beast, an animal.
CioRA, a pet lamb or sheep, a
sheep that feeds with cows,
a cud-chewer.
CiR, cire, cireag, do.
Citen, a lamb.
CiuBH, a dog.
Cleathar, cleathar-fead, fed,
sed, a milch cow.
Cleobag, cleobag-each, clibeag,
cliobag, a filly, a shaggy colt.
Cliabhach, cliamhach, a fox, a
wolf.
Cliuin, a wolf.
Cobhar (see Gobhar).
CoiBHEARAN, a dog.
Coibhearan-dobhar, an otter.
CoiBHEARAN-MuuiT, a rabbit.
CoiLBHiNN, coilmhinn, a young
pig-
CoiLLEADH, a hog pig.
CoiLT, a heifer.
CoiNEAN, coineanach, coinedeach,
a rabbit, coney.
CoiN-FHODHAIRNE, OttcrS.
CoiNNEAS, a ferret, dog-weasel.
CoLAG, colam, colan, a young
cow.
CoLBTHACii, colbthaig, a cow calf,
a heifer, steer, bullock, colt,
a two- or three-year-old cow,
a cow that has never calved,
a cow.
CoLBTHACH scamlach or sham-
lach, an uncalved cow.
CoLG-cHu, a hound.
CoLLACH, a fat heifer, a boar, a
yearling calf.
CoLLAiD, a two-year-old heifer.
CoLPA, a cow or horse, a colt.
CoLPACH, colpindach, a heifer, a
steer, colt.
CoMHLACH, or comhlachdaidh, a
sucking-pig.
Con, a squirrel, a wolf.
CoNADAL, stray sheep.
CoNAiRE, hounds, a pack.
CoNGEiLT, a monster.
CoNOEL, a female were-wolf (Ir.).
CoR, corr, any undersized or
diminutive animal, an odd or
exceptional looking creature.
CoTH, a cat.
CoTi, a drove of sheep (Ir.).
CowDA, cowdach, a cow, a kittie.
Crac-dhamh, a stag.
Crain, a sow, a litter of pigs,
the female of any animal.
Craitneag, a bat.
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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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