Noun:

गाड़ी के साथ दौड़नेवाला चितकबरा कुत्ता,

dalradian's Usage Examples:

Certain western and northern granites are however older, since granite boulders occur in Silurian conglomerates derived from the Dalradian complex.

These occurrences of granite, with that of Leinster, in connexion with the folding of the Silurian strata, make it highly probable that many of the granites of the Dalradian areas, which have a similar trend and which have invaded the schists so intimately as to form with them a composite gneiss, date also from a post-Silurian epoch of earth-movement.

The quartzites, like those of the Dalradian series, weather out in cones, such as the two Sugarloaves south of Bray, or in knob-set ridges, such as the crest of Howth or Carrick Mt.

Massive conglomerates occur in these series, which are unconformable on the Dalradian rocks of Connemara.

The red gneisses near Tarr Head probably represent intrusive granite; and this small north-eastern exposure is representative of the Dalradian series which covers so wide a field from central Londonderry to the coast of Donegal.

Hence it is useful to speak of them merely as " Dalradian," a convenient term invented by Sir A.

The central, southern and eastern Highlands are occupied by metamorphosed sedimentary and igneous rocks, to which has been provisionally assigned the name of Dalradian, from the old Celtic kingdom of Dalriada.

Carboniferous Sandstone against the Dalradian on the west.

The wild and barren west of this county, including the great hills on Achill Island, is formed of "Dalradian" rocks, schists and quartzites, highly folded and metamorphosed, with intrusions of granite near Belmullet.

"Dalradian" schists and gneisses, with some dark limestones, come out in the north-east of the county, forming a moorlandregion between Cushendun and Ballycastle.