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*,i.e.ÍAinnnocinn,noqién". Cor. Glos.
Aicnet)—AijneAt), natiu-e, law, principle. Ilecc
Aicni-o, the law of nature; fo Aicnet), according
to the nature of
Aicnet), nature, reason, the mind of man; natural
reason. H. 3. 18, p. 88, H. 5. 15, O'D.
1651. See AigncAt).
AicneAt)A; AijneAtiA, pleaders, arguers, advo-
cates. Cat. 55. See Airne, three kinds of.
Cat, 138.
Aic^penwAit), Causidicus. Z. i. 80, Aicj-u, causa.
Ait)beA|\CAi5, an enemy, adversary ; the archenemy
of mankind, the Devil. " At)be|icAi5
.1. ab adversaria .1. on At>bipi-eói]\". Cor Glos.
Ait)b]iefCAii\, he demands, sues. Cut. 108,
109. liau'l. 487, O'D. 2070.
o cuipn, í
CAC lAir 1 n-Aiubiuclieti irbAir a cuinit)e.
H. 3. 18, p. 185 a.
Ame—Aice, a tutor, a foster-father; pedagogus.
Booh of Lismore, ycAcc Ann t)o buit) Pac- :
pAic imiriAible ].'|iia Aitie 1 n't)Ail ha 111 'bpe-
CAn. See quotation at fpuic. See Aice and
oitie.
Ait)ef, gives, submits, yields; iiiéi]iti)iec Ait)e]-
A co]ip CAn I05, a harlot who prostitutes her |
person without price. Rawl. 487, O'D. j
2107. See oijmn Aiuer a bél t)0 cÁc. Fgert. '.
88, C. 2594.
;
Aitieccibe, dreadful, awful, hateful, acu]- cac
jiAet) bA hAueccibe Ia cac tio bencA y\\\>s.
Cor. Glos. in voce fé ; AiiiAib :y AtiAiccit) Um)m
ugT)*]! in cuAille y'eA-OA 1 ym lunn 111
A11151C. R.I.A., No. 35. 5, C. 1585, ahkmI
i]- Atieicci 5Ái]i cuiiiA. Fgert. 88, C. 2474,
eit)ici ÍAi]- in u5t)A]i in ccAnn A5 ^'ogtiAih
t)o'n ineAnui]!. K.I.A., C. 1871, a]i a Ait)eccme,
on account of its hatefulness. O'D. 2387,
Ait)ecci .1. UAcinAji. C. 2744.
Ait)it)ni5ic, they recognize or acknowledge. H.
2. 15, p. 14 b.
Aioibj—A-oAilg .1. tiliget). C. 569, 1970, O'D.
2215,2222.
i and ]\é uicniA, 01 n
cohAige, loan with limit. E. 3. 5, O'D. 1531
H. 3. 17, O'D. 557.
Aije fine, head of a tribe. H. 2. 15, p. 26, col. b.
AigeAiicA—AicencA, natural; in t)Ae|\ AigencA.
H. 2. 15, p. 13, a. lÁ AicencA, a week-day.
H. 3. 17, col. 414.
AiSech .i.t)li5rec. C. 549, 2165.