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BIN BIO. 35
Binndich, -te, -eachadh, a.v. curdle, coagulate.
Binneas, -is, m. music, melody.
Binueiii, -ein, m. a pinnacle, a little conical hill.
Binnteach, -eiche, a. coagulative.
Biobull, -uill, m. a bible; a. bioblach.
Bida, m. a pointed top ; air chorra bida, on tip-toes.
Biodach, a. little, small.
Biodach, -aiche, a. sharp-pointed.
Biodag, -aig, f. a dirk, a dagger; a. biodagach.
Biod-cheann, m. a pointed head.
Biodh (for bitheadh) 3d pers. imper. of the v. bi,
biodh iad let them be.
Biòg, -a, -an, m. a chirp, a start ; a. biogach.
Biògadh, -aidh, m. a starting, a palpitation.
Biòganta, a. sharp, thrilling.
Biogarra, a. mean, churlish; biogarrachd, meaness.
Biolair, -e, f. water cresses; a. biolaireach.
Biom (for bitheam) 1st. pers. sing, imper. v. bi,
let me be.
Bior, -a, -an, m. a thorn, a prickle ; a. biorach.
Bior, -te, -adh. a. v. spur, sting, goad, gall.
Biorachas, -ais. m. pointedness, sharpness.
Bioradh, -aidh, m. stinging or stung.
Bioraich, -te, -achadh, a.v. sharpen, make pointed.
Bioraich, -e, -ean, m. a colt, a foal.
Bioran, -airi, m. a little stick; a bioranach.
Biorchluas, f. a pointed ear, a listening ear.
Biorchluasach, -aiche, a. sharp-eared.
Bior-fhiocal, -la, m. a tooth pick.
Biorg, -adh, n. v. twitch sorely, sting, gall,
Biorganta, a. vexatious, galling; a. biorgantach.
Biorguinn, -e, f. a sharp lancinating pain.
Biorraid, -e,-ean, f, a helmet; a. biorraideach.
Bior-ròslaidh. m. a spit; bior-ròstaidh.