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ABBREVIATIONS.
Corm.
—Cormac's Glossary, published in 1862 and 1868, edited by Dr Whitely Stokes.
D. of L.
The Dean of Lismore's Book, edited in 1862, 1892.
Four Mast.
—Annals of the Four Masters, published in 1848, 1851.
Fol.
—Foley's English-Irish Dictionary, 1855.
Hend.
—Dr George Henderson, Lecturer in Celtic Languages and Literature in the University of Glasgow.
H. S. D.
—The Highland Society's Dictionary of the Gaelic Language, 1828.
Inv. Gael. Soc. Tr.
—Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness, still proceeding.
L. na H.
Lebor na h-uidre, or the Book of the Dun Cow, an Irish MS. of 1100.
Lh.
—Lhuyd's Archæologia Brittanica, 1707.
Lib. Leinster
—Book of Leinster, an Irish MS. of 1150.
M'A.
—Macalpine's Gaelic Dictionary, 1832.
M'D.
—Alexander Macdonald's Gaelick and English Vocabulary, 1741.
M'E.
—M'Eachan's Faclair, 1862.
M'F.
—M'Farlane's Focalair or Gaelic Vocabulary, 1815.
M'L.
—M'Leod and Dewar's Dictionary of the Gaelic Language, 1831.
Nich.
—Sheriff Nicholson's Gaelic Proverbs.
O'Br.
—O'Brien's Irish-English Dictionary, 1768 and 1832.
O'Cl.
—O'Clery's Glossary, republished in Revue Celtique, Vols. iv, v, date 1643.
O'R.
—O'Reilly's Irish English Dictionary, 1823.
Rev. Celt.
Revue Celtique, a periodical published at Paris, now in its 17th vol.
R. D.
—Rob Donn, the Reay Bard; sometimes given as (Suth.).
Rob.
—Rev. Chas M. Robertson, author of pamphlets on certain dialects of the Scottish Highlands.
S. C. R.
—The Scottish Celtic Review, 1 vol., edited by Dr Cameron, 1885.
S. D.
Sean Dana, Ossianic Poems by the Rev. Donald Smith.
Sh.
—Shaw's Gaelic and English Dictionary, 1780.
St.
—Dr Whitley Stokes; see "Authors quoted".
Stew.
—Vocabulary at the end of Stewart's Gaelic Collection.
Wh.
—John Whyte, Inverness; sometimes entered as (Arg.).
Zeit.
—Kuhn's Zeitschrift f. vergl. Sprachforschung, a German periodical still proceeding.

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