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uipjie, on her; cocujatd I05 A^]\e, until reward
sliould be given for it. H. 3. 18, p.
151. Uiiebwijie if efbAOAC Aijie. Rawl.
487, O'D. 2044.
Aijie yeibe, a chief of dignity. RmvI. 487.
O'D. 2117.
AipeAC, desire, impulse, inclination; con At) lie
Ai|iec tneAnniAn |-0]iuAip. Sigotan. La aiiaoii
l'éipeb Ainmitinecli no cufcbÁib ipn 5-cAc-
I^Aij A n-Anoi|\ (.1. onoi]i) Goin bAipce.
Lismore, p. 108.
.aipeAccA, Iraghts, assemblies or courts of law.
H. 3. 18, pp. 25, 57, col. b, line 6. Cat. 16.
See oiivcACCAf. They were of five kinds,
namely, cuÍAipecc, cAebAi^iecc, Ai]\eccu)]itDniue,
Aifecc yo beic, Ainecc po •oepm. H.
3. 18, p. 57 b.
.Ai]ieAiii, the reckoning, the amount of the debt.
Egerton, 88. C. 2190.
.Ai)ieAni; Ai^eAiiinAib, aplougliman. Rawl. 487.
O'D. 2039.
.AipeccAl, a place, locality; hermitage, chamber.
Lat. ergastulum. " II0 lonnpÁijpioc An
CAi]ieccAb A lii-bAOi Aot)", " they approached
the place where Hugh was". Four Masters,
1588. 'puAifpuiiii AipoAccAb 'oeiniMc o'^ot)
O'tDoriiHAibb. Four Masters, 1592; AjAp
^AUgAt) lAT) 1 n-AipeAccAb UAijiieAc. Ihid.
Aipen .1. emeAcÍAnn: og-Aipe^i .1. einecbAun
comlAn. H. 2. 15, p. 17, col. 2, H. 3. 17,
189. See H. 3. 38, p. 192, a.
" SeccniAT) CnecbAiniie Aipe]\ cAc 5)\Áit) co
5|\At> peAccA AgAp ciiniAb Aipep peic. CuniAb
Aipep cAC 5pÁi"ó Ó pin puAp co pi ctiipij no
Gipenn A^Ap -oi cuiiiaL cto tio peic". H. 3. 18,
p. 192, a.
" tlocA n-épnicAp tiipe Ap bÁn 'oó, nÁ Ai)ie]i
Ap beic nA enecbAnn .1. a cpiun nAcbA pecctiiAt)".
Egert. 88, C. 2192, C. 821. It sometimes
means the one-seventh part of honor-price.
C. 821.
Aippen .1. CAipben, to show, exhibit, prodvice.
H. 2. 15, p. 13, Cola; and p. 20. 63,
Col. b.
Aippt)i5, amusers. H. 2,16, O'D. 1746.
.Aipj. " Uo Aipc UlAJ buipcc uibe", "they
entirely plundered and laid waste Moylurg".
a Conor, ad ann. 1237, 1414.
Aipje, pi. of ApAc, a tie, security. Egert. 88,
Col. b. b.
Aipge, a suit, a law-process. H. 3. 17, Col. 49,
98, Col. 146, 148, 162, 335. "AcÁc riA-oiiiAnn
CpA".
AipjebA, he finished or completed, o -oo Aijij^ebA
111 gnimujAt) AjAp m puiniugAt). E. 3. 5,
AIR AIR
O'D. 1429. pej:t)Ae rniniu céiii Anmrec-
H. 3, 18, p. 19, b.
AijiSiAblcAp. O'D. 2234.
.1. pAijijpm
nÁ coiiiAipce pe coip 111 uai]i piii no peiine.
H. 4. 22, C. 2034.
Ai]iiApAcc: .1. AoncuJAW. See inpiApAcc. H.
3. 17, Col. 602; Raid. 487; O'D. 2123.
-Aipic, invention. " "OiASAchAipn po)' bent)Ac1i
"OiA nA -ouile, ocup po poillpij pAcb Á
ii-Aipicc. Leahhar Breac, preface to Foliré.
Aipic, information; in ci xio beip in Aipic a
CA01, he who gives information in secret.
Egert. 88, C. 2572.
^iproe, a chief O'D. 2213, 2215.
Aipit)e, quaUty; p]\omcA]i a Alpine, its quality
has been tested. Rawl. 487, O'D. 2046,
O'D. 349.
Aijulcnijin, he earns or deserves. See •oopli
.1. cuillcip. H. 2. 15, p. 16, a.
AipmAch .1. pciArh, a shield. C. 1491. See
OpAinnech.
Ai]npinecii, permanent dwellings Rawl. 487,
O'D. 2133.
A\ipice)i, is fed, in CAn Aipirep in penóip. Harl.
432, O'D. 1838.
Aipicm—Ai]\icni .1. jAbAil, receiving or acceptmg.
See Ai)\i-oe. H. 2. 16, p. 64, a, H. 3. 17,
Col. 189, 437, 445.
Aipicm .1. biAcm. B.L. Aipicui célpine. H.
3. 17, Col 415, 606.
Aipicmjet) be, he was entertained. E. 3. 5, p.
29, b.
.aipicmj^cep .1. j^Aibcep. H. 2. 15, p. 64, a.
D'Ai]\icni5AT) ii'in plAiceninup. Egert. 88,
C.2181.