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CRAOS-, in {compounds}, relating to the gullet or throat, guttural, greedy, furious, etc-, as {Citation:Coney's Irish-English Dictionary of 1849}-BHÁN, white -throated;
{Citation:Coney's Irish-English Dictionary of 1849}-LONGADH, eating voraciously;
{Citation:Coney's Irish-English Dictionary of 1849}-ÓL, furious drinking;
{Citation:Coney's Irish-English Dictionary of 1849}-CHRÓ, a manger or crib;
{Citation:Coney's Irish-English Dictionary of 1849}-RUATHAR, a fierce charge;
{Citation:Coney's Irish-English Dictionary of 1849}-FHLOGADH, greedily gulping.

(COLL, the hazel tree), the third letter of the Modern Irish alphabet : when derived from S- it corresponds to IS-ELSH p : Eclipsed by {genitive} with which it sometimes interchanges, as CEARB, GEARB;
CH sometimes interchanges with GH, TH;
sometimes stands for CA, what, as in CUIN? when? {et cetera} and co-, as in CAOIS, {et cetera} SA {negative}, part., eclipsing, not, no;
CHAN before vowels, and FH, CHAN EADH, not so CHAN FHEIL SÉ, ho is not, {also, alias} CHAN ME, CHAN SIBH S CHA DTUIGIM, I do not, understand;
CHA(N) AMHÁIN, let alone, not to speak of;
CHA MISCE LIOM, I don't mind,. CHA MÓR, almost.. followed by habitual present in fid, sense;
CHA DTHEIGHIM ANOCHT, I will not go to night.

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