MacFarlane's Dictionary - Section 8
- lìonmhor
- a. numerous, plentiful, copious, populous
- lionn
- See leann
- lios
- nf. g. lise; d. lis; pl.+an, garden, orchard
- Lìte
- pnf. Leith
- lìth
- nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, colour, hue, tinge
- litir
- nf. g. -reach; pl. -richean, letter, epistle; letter of the
alphabet
- litreachas
- nm. g.v. -ais, literature
- litrich
- va. spell, put in letters
- liubhair
- va.+t and -radh, deliver, give to, surrender
- liuthad
- so many, many, several
- lò
- for : là
- lobh
- va. and vn. rot, putrify, make putrid, become putrid
- locar
- nm. g.v. -air; pl.+an, carpenter's plane
- loch
- nm. g.+a; pl.+an, loch, lake, arm of the sea
- Loch-abar
- pnm. Lochaber
- lochan
- nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, little loch, pond, dam
- Loch-ceatharn
- pnm. Loch Katrine
- lochd
- nm. g.+a; pl.+an, blemish, defect, harm, evil, mischief
- lochdach
- a. faulty, defective; criminal, hurtful
- Loch Laomainn
- pnm. Loch Lomond
- Loch-nan-eala
- pnm. Loch Nell
- lòchran
- nm. g.v. -ain; pl. -ain, torch, light, lamp
- lodan
- nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, little pool
- lòin
- See lòn
- loinid
- nf. pl.+ean, churn staff
- lòinidh
- nm.ind. rheumatism
- loinn
- nf. g.+e, good condition, comeliness, charm
- loinneil
- a. comely, elegant, beautiful, bright
- loisg
- va. and vn. losgadh, burn, cause to burn, consume, scorch,
fire as a gun, set flame to
- lom
- a. luime, bare, bald, shaven, cropped : air lom, into view
- lom
- nm. g.v. luim, pl. luim, a plain, bare surface
- lomair
- va.+t, fleece; shear, as sheep
- lomairt
- v.n. fleecing, shearing
- lomnochd
- a. naked, uncovered
- lomraich
- va. fleece; shear, as sheep
- lon
- nm. g.v. loin; pl. loin, elk
- lòn
- nm. g.v. lòin, food, provision
- lòn
- nm. g.v. lòin; pl. lòintean, meadow, lawn, morass, pool
- lon-dubh
- nm. g.v. loin-duibh; pl. loin-dubha, blackbird
- long
- nf. g. luinge; d. luing; pl.+an, ship
- lorg
- nf. g. luirge; d. luirg; pl.+an, staff, crutch, haft of a spear
- lorg
- nf. g. luirge; d. luirg; pl.+an, foot-print, track, path, mark
or sign
- lorgaich
- va. trace, track, search, pursue
- lorgair
- nm. pl.+ean, tracker, a dog that follows the scent
- los
- nm.ind. purpose, intention, sake, account : a los, for the
purpose of, for the sake of, on account of, with the intention
of
- losgadh
- v.n. burning, combustion
- losgunn
- nf. g.d. -uinn; pl.+an, frog, toad
- lot
- nm. g.v. loit; pl.+an; wound, hurt
- lot
- va. wound, pierce, hurt
- loth
- nf. g.+a; pl.+an, filly
- lothag
- nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, little filly
- luach
- nm.ind. value, worth
- luachair
- nf. g. -rach, rushes, taken collectively
- luachmhor
- a. valuable, precious
- luadh
- nm. g.v. luaidh, fulling
- luadhadh
- v.n. fulling
- luaidh
- va. luadhadh, thicken cloth by fulling
- luaidh
- nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, lead, leaden shot, lead or plummet
of sounding line
- luaineach
- a. unsettled, restless, inconstant, fickle, uncertain
- luaisg
- va. and vn. luasgadh, shake, wave, toss, swing, rock
- luaithe
- a. quicker, swifter, faster, sooner, speedier
- luaithre
- nf.ind. ashes
- luasgadh
- v.n. waving, tossing, swinging, rocking
- luath
- nf. g.+ainn; d. luaith, ashes
- Luath
- pnm. dog's name, meaning `speedy'
- luath
- a. quick, swift, fast, fleet, soon, speedy : cho luath 's a,
as soon as
- luathaich
- va. and vn. hasten, make haste, accelerate, speed
- luathas
- nm. g.v. -ais, quickness, swiftness, speed
- lùb
- va. and vn. bend, incline, stoop, humble, yield, consent
- lùb
- nf. g.d. lùib; pl.+an, bend, loop, noose, snare
- lub
- nm. g.+a; v. luib; pl.+annan, pool, dub, puddle
- luch
- nf. g.+a; d. luich; pl.+an, mouse
- luchag
- nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, mousie
- lùchairt
- nf. pl.+ean, palace, castle
- luchd
- nm. g.+a; pl.+an, burden, load, cargo
- luchd
- nm. people, folk, a set; used mostly in compound words
- luchdaich
- va. load
- luchd-dàimh
- nm. relations, kindred
- luchd-dùthcha
- nm. countrymen
- luchd-imrich
- nm. flitters, those removing from one residence
to another
- luchd-siubhail
- nm. travellers
- lùdag
- nf. g.d. -aig; pl.+an, the little finger
- lùdagan
- nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, hinge
- lùdan
lùdnan
- nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, hinge
- lugha
- a. less, smaller
- lughad
- nf. g. -aid, littleness
- lughdaich
- va. and vn. lessen, diminish, assuage, mitigate
- lùib
- nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, fold, corner, angular turning as of a
stream, creek
- luibh
- nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, herb, plant
- luid
- nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, rag, drudge, ragged slovenly one, slut
- luideach
- a. ragged, slovenly, shaggy
- luideag
- nf. g.d. -eig; pl.+an, little rag
- luideagach
- a. ragged, tattered
- luidhear
- nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, chimney, vent
- luidseach
- nm. g.v. -ich; pl. -ichean, lumbering person; also
luidse
- luinge
- See long
- luingeas
- nm. g.v. -eis, shipping; also ship
- luinneag
- nf. g.d. -eig; pl.+an, ditty, chorus
- lùireach
- nf. g.d. -ich; pl. -ichean, large cloak or covering,
covering of mail, patched garment or covering
- luirg
- nf. g. -inn; pl.+nean, shank, shin, leg, shaft or handle,
haft, stalk of plant
- lunn
- nm. g.v. luinn; pl.+an, handle of an oar, staff, lever, an
unbroken wave
- Lunnainn
- pnf. London
- Lunndaidh
- surname, Lundie
- lunndair
- nm. pl.+ean, sluggard, idler, lazy, indolent person
- lurach
- a. lovely, pretty, nimble, lively, delightful
- luraiche
- a. more lovely, pretty, nimble, lively and delightful
- lurgann
- nf. g.d. -ainn; pl. luirgnean, shin. See luirg
- lus
- nm. g.v. luis; pl.+an, herb, plant, weed
- Lus
- pnm. Luss
- lusach
- a. full of herbs, plants or weeds
- lùth
- nm. g.+a; v. lùith, strength, power, vigour, activity, pith
- lùth-chleas
- nm. g.+a; pl.+an, agility, a manly feat, athletic
exercises, sleight of hand, jugglery
- lùthmhor
- a. strong, able, powerful, agile, supple
- m'
- for : mo, my; precedes vow. and f asp.
- 'm
- for : am, the art. and the verbal part.; follows prep. ending in
vow.
- m'
- for : mu, about, before; precedes poss.pron. beginning with
vow. and the art. and the verbal part. an or am
- ma
- if : ma ta, well then, very well
- màb
- va. abuse, vilify, reproach angrily
- mabach
- a. lisping, stammering, stuttering in speech
- mabair
- nm. pl.+ean, stammerer, stutterer
- mac
- nm. g.v. mic; pl. mic, son, the young of any animal
- Mac a' Chombaich
- pnm. Colquhoun
- macan
- nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, little son, sonnie
- macanta
- a. -ainte, meek, mild, gentle, `filial'
- macantas
- nm. g.v. -ais, meekness, mildness, gentleness
- Mac-an-Rothaich
- pnm. Munro
- Mac Gill-eathain
- pnm. Maclean
- Mac Griogair
- pnm. MacGregor
- Mac Lachlainn
- pnm. MacLachlan
- Mac Nèill Bharra
- pnm. MacNeil of Barra
- Mac Sheumais
- pnm. Jamieson, MacHamish
- mach
- n. out, without, outside, should be used only with v. of
motion : am mach ort, out you go. See muigh
- machair
- nf. g. -rach; pl. -raichean, field, plain, level country
: A' mhachair ghallda, the low country, Lowland Scotland
- mac-leisg
- nm. g.v. mic-; pl. mic-, lazy, indolent person
- mac-màthar
- nm. mother's son; inflected on the first element
- mac-meanmna
- nm. the fancy, the imagination
- macraidh
- nf.ind. youths, regarded collectively
- mac-talla
- nm.ind. echo
- madadh
- nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, dog, any wild animal of
the dog species, hound, mastiff
- madadh-alluidh
- nm. wolf; inflected on first element
- madadh-donn
- nm. otter; inflected on both elements
- madadh-ruadh
- nm. fox; inflected on both elements
- màdar
- nm. g.v. -air, madder (dye stuff)
- maduinn
- nf. g. maidne; pl. maidnean, morning
- màg
- nf. g.d. màig; pl.+an, paw, ludicrous term for the hand
- mag
- va. scoff, mock, deride
- màgair
- va. -aran, creep, crawl, handle clumsily, paw
- magair
- nm. pl.+ean, mocker
- màgaran
- nm. g.v. -ain, creeping on all fours
- magh
- nm. g.v. maigh; pl.+an, field, level country, plain
- maghar
- nm. g.v. -air; pl. -airean, a bait for fishing with
- maide
- nm. pl.+an, wood, timber, a stick
- maidne
- See maduinn
- màidsear
- nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, a major in the army
- maighdean
- nf. g.d. -inn; pl.+an, maid, maiden, virgin
- maigheach
- nf. g.d. -ich; pl. -ichean, hare
- maighstir
- nm. pl.+ean, master, title applied to clergymen of
the Scottish Church : Maighstir Alasdair, the Rev. Alexander
- maighstir-sgoile
- nm. schoolmaster
- màileid
- nf. pl.+ean, bag, wallet, budget
- maille
- nf.ind. delay, hindrance, slowness
- maille ri
- for : am maille ri, along with
- mair
- vn. -sinn, last, live, continue
- mairbh
- See marbh
- màireach
- for : am bàireach : am màireach, an là màireach, tomorrow
- maireann
- a. lasting, continuing, abiding, remaining
- Màiri
- pnf. Mary
- maise
- nf.ind. beauty, comeliness, ornament, decoration
- maiseach
- a. beautiful, comely, ornamental, decorated
- maith
- a. fèarr, fhèarr and feobha, good, fit, useful, virtuous,
becoming, valid, skilled, in good health, etc. : is maith
leam, I am glad, I am pleased. See math
- maith
- va. forgive, pardon
- maithean
- nm. pl. nobles, upper class of society. See math
- maitheanas
- nm. g.v. -ais, pardon, forgiveness
- maitheas
- nm. g.v. -eis, goodness, kindness, bounty
- màl
- nm. g.v. màil; pl.+an, rent, tax, tribute
- màla
- nf. g.d. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, bag, budget, sack, bag of a bagpipe
- mala
- nf. g.d. malaidh; pl. mailghean, eyebrow
- mal
- See mol, shingle
- malairt
- nf. pl.+ean, exchange, barter, buying and selling
- màlda
- a. mild, calm, gentle, modest
- màl-dubh
- nm. blackmail; inflected on both elements
- mall
- a. maille and moille, slow, placid
- mallachd
- nf. pl.+an, a curse, imprecation
- mallaich
- va. curse, use imprecations
- màm
- nm. g.v. màim; pl.+an, hill of a round, slowly rising form
- màm
- nm. g.v. màim; pl.+an, the full of the two hands of any
granulated substance
- manach
- nm. g.v. -aich; pl. -aich, monk
- manadh
- nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, omen, sign, portent
- mang
- nf. g.d. maing; pl.+an, a fawn, year-old deer
- maodal
- nf. g.d. -ail; pl.+an, paunch
- maoidh
- va. and vn. grudge, upbraid, threaten
- maoilead
- nm. g.v. -eid, baldness, bluntness. See maolad
- maoim
- nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, terror, alarm, consternation, panic,
sudden burst or eruption, sudden attack, surprise attack
- maoin
- nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, wealth, property, goods and gear
- maol
- nf. g. maoile; d. maoil; pl.+an, cape, promontory
- maol
- a. bald, hornless, polled, blunt, pointless, edgeless, bare,
easily deceived
- maolad
- nm. g. -aid, baldness, bluntness, bareness. See maoilead
- maor
- nm. g.v. maoir; pl. maoir, subordinate officer in various
capacities, bailiff, officer of justice
- maorach
- nm. g.v. -aich, shellfish of all kinds
- maor-rìgh
- nm. officer of court, messenger-at-arms; inflected
on the first element
- maoth
- a. soft, tender, delicate, effeminate
- maothaich
- va. and vn. soften, alleviate, become softer, become
delicate
- maothan
- nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, the chest; a twig, bud
- mar
- as, even as, how, in like manner, like, like as : mar sin,
in the same manner, in that manner : mar so, in this manner
: mar tha, already, as it is : mar gu'm b'ann, as 'twere
- mara
- See muir
- marag
- nf. g.d. -aig, pl.+an, pudding
- maraiche
- nm. pl.+an, sailor, mariner
- mar an ceudna
- in like manner, likewise, also
- maraon
- phr. together, in concert, as one; accented on last
syllable
- marbh
- a. dead, lifeless, torpid, vapid, tasteless : na mairbh,
the dead
- marbh
- va. kill, slay
- marcach
- nm. g.v. -aich; pl. -aichean and -aich, rider, horseman
- marcachd
- nf.ind. riding
- marcaich
- va. -achd, ride
- marcaich-shìne
- nf.ind. riders of the storm; rain-drifts
- marg
- nf. g.d. mairg; pl. margan, merk = 13/4 Scots : marg
fearainn, mark-land, `Merksworth'
- margadh
- nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, market, buying and selling
- marsanta
- nm. pl.+n, merchant, dealer in wares
- mart
- nf. g.d. mairt; pl. mairt, cow
- ma's
- if it be, or is
- màs
- nm. g.v. màis; pl.+an, hip, buttock, bottom of any vessel
- masladh
- nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, disgrace, affront, reproach
- maslaich
- va. disgrace, affront, degrade, reproach
- ma tà
- if so, then, however, nevertheless
- math
- a. good : bu mhath leam, I would like : gu math mór,
pretty big : cha mhath leo, they care not to. See maith
- math
- nm. g.v. maith; pl. maithean, a noble, a hero
- mathaich
- va. manure land
- màthair
- nf. g. -ar; pl. -raichean, mother, the dam of any beast,
source : mathair-uisge, the source of a stream, wellhead;
mathair-ionnstrumaid, the prime cause or agency
- meacan
- nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, root, bulb
- meacanaich
- nf. sobbing
- meachainn
- nf. abatement, deduction, discretionary power
- meachair
- a. soft, tender, delicate, agreeable
- meachar
- nf. g.d. -air, control
- meadar
- nm. g.v. -air; pl.+an, circular wooden vessel
- meadhail
- nf. joy, glee. Also meadhar
- meadhon
- nm. g.v. -oin; pl.+an, middle, centre, midst, waist, a
mean
- meadhonach
- a. intermediate, middling, indifferent
- meadhrach
- a. glad, joyful, festive, lively
- mèag
- nm. g.v. mèig, whey
- meal
- va.+tainn, possess, enjoy
- meala
- See mil
- meall
- nm. g.v. mill; pl. mill and +an, lump, mass, mound,
bunch, cluster; meallan, little lump, etc.
- meall
- va. deceive, beguile, entice, cheat, defraud, disappoint
- meallain
- in : clachan-meallain, which see
- meallanach
- a. lumpy, knobby; abounding in lumps, heaps or
hillocks
- mealltach
- a. deceitful, unreliable, disappointing
- mealltaireachd
- nf.ind. cheating, imposing
- mealtainn
- v.n. enjoying, possessing
- meamhair
- nf. pl.+ean, memory, remembrance; also meomhair
- mean
- a. +a, minute, small
- mèanan
- nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, yawn
- mèananaich
- nf. yawning
- meanbh
- a. diminutive, small, minute : meanbh-litir, the smaller
letters, in contradistinction to the capital letters
- meanbh-chuileag
- nf. g. -eig; pl.+an, midge, gnat
- meanglan
- nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, branch, twig, bough
- Meanachan
- pnm. g.v. -ain, meaning `dwarfish person'
- meanmna
- nm. g.v. +idh, spirit, mettle, magnanimity, bravery,
courage
- meanmnach
- a. high-spirited, mettled, magnanimous, brave
courageous
- meanmnachd
- nf.ind. mettle, spirit, fancy
- meann
- nm. g.v. minn; pl. minn, kid, young roe
- mear
- a. +a, merry, sportive, wanton, playful
- mearachd
- nf. pl.+an, error, mistake
- mèars
- va. march
- meas
- nm. g.+a; pl.+an, fruit
- meas
- nm.ind. respect, regard, esteem, reputation, opinion,
judgment, estimate, valuing
- meas
- va. and vn. meas and +adh, judge, value, estimate,
esteem, regard, respect
- measail
- a. respectable, worthy, respected, valued, esteemed
- measair
- nf. pl.+ean, tub (L.Sc. bine)
- measan
- nm. g.v. -ain; pl. -ain, lap-dog, messan
- measarra
- a. temperate, moderate, reasonable
- measg
- va. mingle, mix, stir together
- measg
- in the phr. : am measg, among, amidst
- measgan
- nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, a dish to hold butter
- meata
- a. feeble, soft, cowardly, faint-hearted
- meath
- va. and vn. become weak or timid; decay, fade; dishearten,
discourage; move with pity, affect
- meidh
- nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, a balance, weighing apparatus
- meidhich
- va. weigh with scales or a balance
- meigead
meigeart
- nm. g. -eid or -eirt, the bleat of a goat
: meigeartaich, meigeadaich, continued bleating of goats
- meigeil
- nf.ind. bleating of goats
- mèil
- nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, a bleat, as of sheep : mèilich, continued
bleating of sheep
- meil
- va. grind, pulverise
- mèin
mèinn
- nf. g.+e; pl.+ean, mine; ore
- mèin
mèinn
- nf. g.+e, disposition, inclination, mind, desire
- mèinneadair
- nm. pl.+ean, miner
- meirbh
- va. digest in the stomach
- meirbh
- a. feeble, spiritless, delicate
- meirg
- va. and vn. rust, become rusty, cause to rust
- meirg
- nf. g.+e, rust
- meirghe
- nf. pl.+an, banner, troop
- mèirle
- nf.ind. theft, thieving
- mèirleach
- nm. g.v. -ich; pl. -ich, thief
- mèith
- a. fat, greasy, corpulent; rich, as soil
- meòg
- nm. g.v. meòig, whey. See mèag
- meòir
- See meur
- meud
- nm.ind. size, bulk, extent, measure; as many as : cia
meud, how many, or how much : air mheud 's a their iad,
notwithstanding what they say
- meudachd
- nf.ind. bulk, size
- meudaich
- va. and vn. increase, enlarge, extend, multiply, cause
to increase, abound
- meur
- nm. g.v. meòir; pl. meòir, finger, toe, branch, bough;
branch of a family
- meuraich
- va. finger, handle
- meuran
- nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, thimble, a little branch
- mhàin
- in the phr. : a mhàin, only, alone : am fear sin a mhàin,
that man only
- mi
- and mì pron. I, me
- mì-
- pref. equaling in- and un- in Eng., meaning `opposite' or
`want of'
- miabadh
- nm. g.v. -aidh, affront, humiliation
- miadh
- nm.ind. honour, esteem, respect, demand
- miagail
miamhail
- nf. mewing, as a cat
- mial
- nf. g.+a, and mìle; pl.+an, louse
- miannaich
- See mèananaich
- miann
- nm. pl.+an, desire, inclination, will, longing : is miann
leam, I wish, desire : leis am miann, who desires
- miannaich
- va. and vn. desire, long for, covet
- mias
- nf. g. mèise; d. mèis; pl.+an, plate, platter, flat dish
- mic
- See mac
- mi-fhortanach
- a. unfortunate
- mi-iomchuidh
- a. unsuitable, unfit, improper
- mil
- nf. g. meala, honey
- mi-laghail
- a. unlawful
- mìle
- nf. pl. mìltean, mile, thousand
- milis
- a. sweet
- mill
- va. spoil, destroy, mar, injure
- mìltean
- See mìle
- mi-mhodh
- nm. g.+a; pl.+an or +annan, bad manners, disrespect
- mi-mhodhail
- a. unmannerly, unpolite, rude
- min
- nf. g.+e, meal
- mìn
- a. soft, delicate, tender to the touch; smooth, even on the
surface, mild, meek, calm, unruffled as water, pulverised,
ground fine; fine, soft, as cloth or like fabric
- mi-nàdurra
- a. unnatural
- mìnich
- va. smooth, make small, pulverise, explain, expound,
interpret
- minig
- a. mionca, often, frequent
- ministear
- nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, minister, clergyman
- minn
- See meann
- miodal
- nm. flattering, fawning, fair spokenness
- mìogach
- a. smiling, smirking, sly looking
- miolaran
- nm. g.v. -ain, the whining of a dog when fawning
- mìol-chu
- nm. greyhound; inflected on the latter element
- mìomhaich
- va. toss, abuse, maltreat
- mìomhail
- a. for : mi-mhodhail
- mion
- a. +a. See mean
- mionach
- nm. g.v. -aich; pl. -aichean, bowels, entrails
- mionaid
- nf. pl.+ean, minute of time
- mionn
- nm. g.+a; pl.+an, oath, imprecation
- mionnaich
- va. and vn. swear, vow, use imprecations
- mìorbhuil
- nm. pl.+ean, miracle, wonder, prodigy
- mìorun
- for : mi-rùn
- mìos
- nm. g.+a; pl.+an, month
- miosa
- a. worse, worst
- mìothlachd
- for : mi-thlachd
- mìr
- nm. g.+e; pl.+eannan, a bit, part, piece; luncheon
- mire
- nm. pastime, playing, diversion, frolic; transport of rage
or ardour
- mire-chath
- nf. rage of battle, battle fury
- mireag
- nf. g.d. -eig; playing, frisking, sporting
- mireagach
- a. playful, frisking, sportive
- mireagaich
- nm. playing, frolicking
- mi-riaghailt
- nf. pl.+ean, irregularity, disorder, turbulence
- mi-rùn
- nm. g.v. -rùin, malice, ill-will, spite
- misde
- a. the worse of, the worse for
- misg
- nf. g.+e, drunkenness, intoxication : air mhisg, drunk
- misgeach
- a. drunken, addicted to intoxicating liquor
- misgear
- nm. g.v. -eir; pl.+an, drunkard
- mise
- emph.pron. I, me
- misneach
- nm. g.v. -ich, courage, fortitude, spirit
- misneachail
- a. courageous
- misnich
- va. and vn. encourage, take courage
- mith
- nm. g.+e; pl.+ean, obscure, humble person : mithean,
the lower class
- mithich
- nf.ind. time; proper, or fit, time or season : is mithich
a bhi falbh, it is time to go
- mi-thlachd
- nm. dissatisfaction
- mna
mnatha,
mnatha,
- See bean
- mnaoi
- See bean
- mo
- poss.pron. my
- mò
- a. larger, bigger, greater, largest, etc. : cha mhò bha mise,
no more was I : na 's mò, greater, no more : dé is mò leamsa
iad, what the more care I
- moch
- a. early, betimes, soon
- mochthrath
- nf. morning, dawn of day
- mòd
- nm. g.v. mòid; pl.+an, court, trial, assembly
- modh
- nm. g.+a; pl.+annan, manner, mode, method, good
manners
- modhail
- a. -ala, mannerly, polite
- mogan
- nm. g.v. -ain; pl.+an, footless stocking (L.Sc. hugger)
- mogul
- nm. g.v. -uil; pl.+an, husk, as of nut; mesh, interstice of
net
- mòid
- nf. g.+e, greatness; a. more, the more
- mòine
- nf. g. mòna; pl. -tean, a moss, a mossy place; peats,
turf
- Moirreach
- surname, Murray
- moit
- nf. g.+e, sulkiness, pride, pettishness
- moiteil
- a. sulky, pettish, proud
- mol
- va. praise, recommend
- mol
- nf. shingly beach; also, mal and mul
- molach
- a. hairy, rough; stormy
- moll
- nm. g.v. muill, chaff
- monadail
- a. mountainous
- monadh
- nm. g.v. -aidh; pl. -aidhean, mountain, heathy expanse,
mountain range
- Monadhchal-tuathaireach
- pnm. Monachal-tuarach, place name
- monadh-frìth
- nm. deer forest; inflected on the first element
- monar
- nm. g.v. -air; pl. -airean, trifling thing or person : cha
bu mhonar e, it was no trifling affair
- monmhur
- nm. g.v. -uir; pl.+an, murmuring noise
- Mont-ròs
- pnm. Montrose, place name
- Mór
- pnf. g.d. Móir, rendered in Eng. `Sarah' and `Marion';
Mórag, little Mór
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