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Aco^, see Accup.
-áq\Ait)e, siieing. H. 3. 18, p. 118. See aj^aaitii.
Ac]-a1, an angel. " AxaI, ah aiixilio quod
angeli hominibus praebejit .i. o'n coiiiOiiiile no
o'n ]:o]iCAcc do beip An c-Ainrel 130 cac".
Corm. Glos.
-AccAii, manual work. O'D. 2190. See ceoip.
-Ace, sometimes from Ajrur, and, E. 3. 5. O'D.
1476.
Ace riAfA. E. 3. 5, O'D. 1481, very redundant.
Ace mc~]- cint)ci, and if it be certam, E. 3. 5.
O'D. 1502.
Ace munAb, unless, E. 3. 5. O'D. 1517.
Ace niAT) niAipie yem. Egert. 88, C. 2157.
Ace, a condition, a stipulation. H. 2. 15, p. 51, a.
Aceuijim, I agree, stipulate, oa ivaccui^ pé
Aipice oiniA. H. 3. 17, O'D. 558.
AceugAt), agreement, stipulation, specification
1T1A CA ACeUJAt) A]\ Ul tT.blAt) AgAf Al\ in TDAITII
if A beic A)\ An AccuJA-o j-in. H. 3. 17, Col.
420. E. 3. 5, p. 23, C. 2. 46, c. 2. O'D. 1557.
Acui]', because, " acui]', i. e. a causa, i. e. on
ciiif". Cor. Glos.
An, tliey are. See ac, it), ic.
At), space, time. See eo.x> and ycA-o.
At)A, who are, it is. See AeÁ. " Au yoetjem
1]- Aiegin". H. 3. 17, Col. 583. Ij-catd atja
co|\bAc Ann. H. 3. 18, p. 406.
AtiAe, wliat is due to God. At)Ae .i. An nee .i.
ni]i no niA". Cor. Glos.
AnA, for tiiAnA or niAfA, if, si. II. 5. 15, O'D.
1607, 1665.
AnA, due, legally due ;
" no ]ie)ji inn p\\ nAnAn
A-OA in ceiUpne". H. 2. 15, p. 16. b. H.
3. 17, Col. 94, to p.
•AnA, recoiling, " AnAnAruirce". Bawl.iST,
O'D. 2041.
AnAbAiji, play, diversion, sport, AnAbini, O'D.
2204.
AnAjAi]! .1. iijijAijie. H. 2. 15, p. 19, c. b.
AnA5AHA,he sues. H. 5. 15, O'D. 1632. See
ACSAlp.
AnAij longfDOjic, " Uo bAnA|A a-óai^ tongpopc
bi i:]:ionnAc1i UlAije íléin". "He encamped
with his forces for some time at
Fiodhnach Moy Rein". O'Conor, 1244,
1253.
AnAij, who put. H. 3. 18, O'D. 436.
AnAnii; no AnAim, he acknowledged. H. 2.
15, O'D. 1704.
AnAi]i, (ire, AnAiTiice}!, is confessed, or acknow-
ledged. H. 2. 15, p. 14. b.
AnAÍl, corrupt, adulterous; "in eu^niAinm ninnAiTJe
no in eii]\nAinni AnAbb". H. 2. 15, p. 11.
b. E. 3. 5, p. 20. a. Rami. 487, O'D. 2071.
^obh ADBH
AnAbl, cAnAbb, to visit, to resort to, " tnAn
bu éijin AnAbb cij^e bjieiceniAn". H. 3.
17, Col. 518. O'D'. 708. O'D. 2448. See
eAnAbb.
AnAbc]iAc, Gen. AnAbc^iAije, an adultress ; inn
AnAbeAc npnAnniA. H. 2. 15, p. 19. a. cbAnn
cecnnnnciiie aja-)" cbAnn AnAbepAije.
AnAiii)iA, admirable, famous, illustrious.
"AnAiiijiA, ab admiratione". Cor. Glos.
AnAiii^iÁ AnAtimÁn, illustrious Adamnan",
Booh of Fenagh. " Ai ecubyA AnAiiipA".
O'D. 2221.
AnA]XAnA]i. O'D. 2473.
AnAnn, one rush light. " AnAnn .i. Aen iCA]mA,
ut Colman Mac Lenine dixit.
" l-i'iin oc ébAib, II115A oc "O'loiinAib
CpocA bAii AiceAC oc cjiocAib pjnAib
Uije oc "OoriinAbb, nopn oc Ainbfe
AnAnn oc CAinnibb, cobg oc mo cAibg-fe".
Cor. Glos.
AnAiinAn, the candle-lighter in a church. H.
3. 18, p. 16. a.
AnAnAim, to kindle or light up. " AnAnncAp
reinm occa ipn inun pn 1 |.-e]~coii nA
cA]-c". L. Breac, fol. 14. a. a.
AnA]ic, a horn, a tnimpet, Cornu. Cor. Glos.
AnA^ic, a pillow, a bolster; a bed, a couch.
" eijijif All pij niA AnApc An AenAcn vi\i
iiiAéc-eipji nA 5iicine gbAn-Aibbe". The
king rises from his bed together with the
serene rising of the beauteous sun". Fermoy
52. " AnApc .1. ACAiTO, A]! If Áipne obnA]~An
iimnA obceiiA". Corm. Glos.
A-OAixA)!, a halter. H. 3. 17, c. 405. H. 5.
15. O'D. 1677.
AnbA, an instrument; AnbA ceoib, an instrument
of music; a palace, house, habitation,
room, garrison, fortress, a dimgeon .1. nun no
inAT). Cor. Glos. in CAnAn. 4 3iast. 1571.
AnbAbb, one time, turn, vice, occasion. See
l-'Anbobb. H. 2. 15, p. 55. b.
AnbAibb, which dies, or forfeits. Raivl 487.
O'D. 2043.
AnbAibbAniiie. Egert. 88. C. 2313.
AnbA]i, cause, occasion: in ci nobeip AnbAji
nbigin \-é ]-éin a íc, qui occasionem damni
dat damnum dedice videtur. H. 3. 17, Col.
444.
AnbAcAnA]!, they forfeited. Egert. 88. C
2300. AnbACAnA]! a|\ Aenju^- a cipe. lb.
AnbcbAf, pleasure, joy, ostentation, vanity,
fame, applause. Rawl. 487. O'D. 2026.
Anben .1. ici-pciAn bic nno .1. CAOi]'ecli riA
cuAiebe. C. 2751.
Anbonn .1. bum, melodious. Vide SijieACCAC.