Ultonian Hero Ballads Collected in the Highlands And Western Isles of Scotland
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Craobhach, adj. Arboreous. Cluanach, adj. Belonging to a meadow or plain. Cnamh- ach, adj. Bony. Cleachdach, adj. Having clustering ringlets or tresses. Cleachd, s. F a ringlet of hair. Cluas-bheag, adj. Sfuall eared. Ceire, sg. Gen. Of ceir 78 GLOSSARY.
s. F. Ivax. Cagar, s. M. A whisper, a secret. Coimhiche, sg. Gen. Of s. M. Cohnheach, a stranger. Colann, s. F. The body. Claoin, for cluain, s. F. A plain, a lawn; a retired situation. Chitheam, v. I see. Cruinneagach, adj. Low and round with ...respect to a woman. Ciomach, s. 7n. A captive or a prisoner. Coinneamh, s. F. A meet- ifig. Cuibhreachadh, s. M. A bindi?ig, a fettering. Cumha, s. M. Lamentation, sorroiv. Corn, s. M. A drinking horn or cup. Clocharra, adj. Set with stones. Qo-i, s. F. Foot and leg. , pi. Gen cos. Conchar, contr. Of Conchobhar or Conchobhor. Clochaibh, //. Dat. Of cloch, s. F. A stone. Cruaidh, adj. Hard. Colg, s. M. A sword ; rage, ivrath. C\\\m\d, v. Wesee. Caoir-theine, i-. / afire brand; sparkling flatne. Creuchta, adj.
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Craobhach, adj. Arboreous. Cluanach, adj. Belonging to a meadow or plain. Cnamh- ach, adj. Bony. Cleachdach, adj. Having clustering ringlets or tresses. Cleachd, s. F a ringlet of hair. Cluas-bheag, adj. Sfuall eared. Ceire, sg. Gen. Of ceir 78 GLOSSARY.
s. F. Ivax. Cagar, s. M. A whisper, a secret. Coimhiche, sg. Gen. Of s. M. Cohnheach, a stranger. Colann, s. F. The body. Claoin, for cluain, s. F. A plain, a lawn; a retired situation. Chitheam, v. I see. Cruinneagach, adj. Low and round with ...respect to a woman. Ciomach, s. 7n. A captive or a prisoner. Coinneamh, s. F. A meet- ifig. Cuibhreachadh, s. M. A bindi?ig, a fettering. Cumha, s. M. Lamentation, sorroiv. Corn, s. M. A drinking horn or cup. Clocharra, adj. Set with stones. Qo-i, s. F. Foot and leg. , pi. Gen cos. Conchar, contr. Of Conchobhar or Conchobhor. Clochaibh, //. Dat. Of cloch, s. F. A stone. Cruaidh, adj. Hard. Colg, s. M. A sword ; rage, ivrath. C\\\m\d, v. Wesee. Caoir-theine, i-. / afire brand; sparkling flatne. Creuchta, adj.
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