An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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•o t)eAnAiii, the judge is boimd by law to
make peace. Br. L.
At)eAt), adead, v. it is. a. g.
Aweiccibe, adeitchidhe, ngly. Share.
Atieot), adeod,
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» 7r 7 ^ V. 1 shall relate.
At)peAt), adjead,)
At)yl,Aic, adhfhlaith, s. a legitimate sovereign.
AbyuAciiiA-n, adhfhuathmhar, adj. odious, abomi-
nable, detestable.
At)yiiAtiiiA]\Act), adhfhiiathmharachd, s. fern,
abomination.
Atjjaiji, adhghair, lawful, just.
At>iu AjA]- aiiaLI, adiu agas anall, hither and
thither. 4 M., 1452.
AúbACAt), adhlacad/i,} • •
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' ,1, '> s. a burial, niterment.
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AvLacau, adhlacan, j
A-óIacáuac, adhlacanach, a grave-digger, an undertaker.
At)bACAitii, adhlacaim, v. to inter.
At)l,Aic, adhlaic, s. a longing desire after what
is good.
At)lAicce, adhlaictlie, burled, interred.
A-óIaij, adhlaigh, he has a right by law, i.e.
tjbeAccA]'. 0. g.
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^^dhlann
^^Y^^^}, A-oUoc-OA, adhlaochda,
'i s. a youth fit to bear
[ aims or to take the
| i,,iiitary degree.
At) 111, 'a(?/i«i, s. knowledge, skill.
AbniA, adhma, adj. knowing, skilful.