An Irish-English dictionary - National Library of Scotland

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Atco-^AX), ailicliogadh, s. m. rebellion ; renewal
of war.
AccojAini, athcJioffaim, v. to rebel.
AtcotiiAi]!, athchomhair, s. a compendium.
AccóiiiieA]\Án, athchohnhearan, s. f. a register.
Atcoiniii\, aihchoimir, adj. short, abridged.
Atcomiine, athchoimire, s. f. an abridgment.
Accoi]n5ce, atlichoiriiilithe, adj. rectified, repaired,
mendi'd. patihed.
Ai:coiiu\ii\cini, uthchoiiihaircim, v. to shout out
again, S/i.
AccomAi^ile, atJicJiomliairle, s. f. dissuasion.
AccotiiAi]\ti5iTn, aihcJwmhairUghim, v. to dis-
suade.
Atcomi.]\.c, athcJiomaracJi , s. a petitioner; adj.
inquisitive.
AécotnA^iA'ó, atlicliomaradh, s. asking, requiring.
AccoiiiA|\c, atJichomharc, s. permission; a request,
petition, a question.
AccomA]\c, athclwmare, s. questioning, asking.
^ccomeA,,, athchomcar \ ^^. ^^ ^^.^^
AccoinjeA^i, athcliomgliear, •'
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AcconjcA, athchongtha, part, requested, peti-
tioned.
-Accop, athcJiO); s. oxpul^inn.
AcconuJA-o, atlir]i>,-ii,i]i,i, athcliradh, s. m. restitution; a restoring
or repairing.
Acc]\Anii, athcJiraim, v. I restore or recover.
Acc]\uinni5iin, ntln'linilinii^/hiiii. v. I rally.
Arcutniinc, athrlniimirr. ^. í. uliraisal of a cause.
Acciiiriine, athcltnimliup, s. t. rcenllection.
-Accuimmgini, aihchuimhiiighim, v. I recollect.
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Acomu-ze, athclmwge,
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quest or petition;
Accumj^eAT), athchmngeadh,
j ^^ti-e^ty,demand.
Acctnnjitn, ailicliuingim, v. I request, entreat,
beseech.
Accumgceoin, athcJntingtheior, s. m. a petitioner.
Acciii|iitn, atJicJtuirirn, v. I banish, expel; sur-
render, give up.
AccuiiiA, atlichiima, s. m. want of power, weakness,
4 M. 1406.
AccuniAim, athcJnimuim, v. I deform, transform.
AccuiiiAip, athchnmhaii; adj. concise, brief,
abridged.
AccuiiiAi|\eAcc, atJichimihaireacJit, s. brevity,
abbreviation.
Aécu]a, athchir, s. m. a surrender, giving up
banishment, exile.
Accuinjceoip, athchuingtJieoir, s. m. a petitioner.
Ac-óiobAiiii, athdhiolaim, v. I repay, refund.
Ac-óoibjeAf , athdhoilgheas, s. discc mfort.
Ac'ojiui'oiiii, athdhruidim, v. to open.
Ai-opinin, aihdruim, an ancient name of Tara,
L. Lee
AtyAy, athfas, s. a new or second growth.
AtyAi'Aiin, ailifasaim, v. to grow again.
AcfuAj-jlAt), athfhuasgladh, s. redemption.
AcgAbAii, athgJiabhail, s. a retaking of spoil,
resumption of property or rights.
AcjaIjaiiii, athghahhaim, v. I resume, retake,
repossess.
AcJAipjie, athghairre, s. f a brief, an abridgment,
prop. Acjein^ie.
AcJAiiie, athghaire, adj. concise, precise.
AcJAiiiio, athghairid, s. a short time; abbreviation,
contraction, briefness; adj. short, brief
AcJAijMni, athghairim, v. I recall, repeat; I
echo, re-echo.
AtijeÁ\\\\&\m ,atJighearra{m,l shorten, abbreviate.
Acjeinini, athgheinim, v. I regenerate.
Acjeinriiin, athgheinmhin, s. regeneration.
Aé5eii\|\e, atJigheirre, s. a brief, see AcJAimie.
AfjlACAun, athghlacaim, v. I resume; take
back.
AcjiAnAij, atligldanadh, s. a cleansing, brightening,
refining.
AcjbAnAim, atlighlanahn, v. I refine, purify,
furbish.
AcgÍAncA, aíhghlanta, refined, purified, polished.