A dictionary of the Gaelic language, in two parts, I. Gaelic and ...

A IN 11 AIR
AINTEANN, adj. Bound; veiy stout,
bold.
AINTEAS, -Eis, s. m. Excessive heat ; inflammation
; impetuosity, keenness, oi'
violence of manner; also ardour, fervent
zeal.
AINTEASACII, "( -aiche, adj. Yio-
AINTEASACH AIL, f lently hot ; fiery,
impetuous.
AmXEASACHD, \s.f.md.¥e.
AINTEASUIGIIEACIIDJ verish.jes;..
AINTEIST, s. m. FaUe-witnoss ; a bad
character.
AINTEISTEIL, -e. 111 famed, uncvedita-
ble.
AINTEISTEANAS, -eis, s. m. A false
testimonial; a false certificate.
AINTEISTEAS, -eis, s. m. False testimony.
AINTEITH, e:dj. Scorching; ardent ; itifiamed;
exceeding hot ; vehement,
AINTHEASACHD, s. /. Vide Ainteas-
ar.hd.
+A1NTHIKNE, s. in. Vide Athalnte.
AINTIGHEAKN, -a, A tyrant, an opl
pressor; an overbearing ruler.
AÌNTIGHEAUNACHD, s.f. Vide Ai::-
tighearnas.
AINTIGHEAKNAIL, -e, adj. Tyranni-
cal, oppressive.
AINTIGHEAItNAS, -Ais, s. ?;t. Oppression
; tyranny ; domineering.
AINTIOxMA, s.f. iiid. Intrepidity, vahnir.
AIN TIOMAIL, -E, adj. Intrepid, valiant.
AINTIOMALACHU, s.f. ind. Feaiiessness
; courage ; boldness ; bravciy.
AINTREUN, adj. Ungovernable, very
powerful.
-AIR, Common termination of iionns. ft
changes into eir, ib, on, oir, uiu, its etymon
being " fear," a man.
AIR, jircp. {liovendng the dative) On, upon ;
of, concerning; de; for, on account of;
on, upon, by ; denoting an oath or asser-
tion ; on or upon, denoting time; includ-
ing in itself the same meaning as if joined
in its first sense with tlie objective pro-
noun è ;
with, accompanit'd by.
" AIR AIS," adi\ Back, "air clior," So
that, " air adhart," forward.
AIR, -iDir, -D!i, V. a. Number, count;
plough, till, cultivate.
tAiRBHE, s. /. Ribs; a story; an emolument,
profit, produce.
+A1RBHEACH, adj. Ribbed, furrowed.
AIRBHEART, -eirt, s. m. Meaning, a
leading idea; leading; practising.
AIRBHEARTACH.-AiCHE.af/j.Sagacious.
AIRBHLIE, s. /. Amullitudo; an !.osi;
an army ; a legion.
AIRBHINNEACH, .eiche, r,,/;-. IJoooiirable,
venerable.
ÀIRC, -E, -EAif, s.
f. An ark, chest, la:;;.granary.
AIRC, -E, s.f. Distress, difficulty, trouble,
poverty, strait, hardship.
AIRCEACIT, -EicHE, adj. Indigent, poor,
distressed; an indigent jwrson.
AIRCEAS, -EIS, s. VI. Scarcjtj', poverty, indigence;
sorrow, distress.
AIRCEAG, -EiG, .?./. The name of a river
in Lochaber.
AIRCEIL, -E, Paor, pauper, vide Airceach.
AIRCEASACH, adj. Sorrowful; troublous;
causing sorrow or pnin.
AIRCEANN, adj. Certain, positive.
AIRCEANNAS, -ais, ..;. in. Gertai.ity,
posit iveness.
AIRCIIEALLA, 1 -aidh, ,