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Air ALT -ó .i. no]-;
no aIa-o a laude .i. on tiiobAt)". Cor. Glos.
AbAtiAÍ, the one ; cu\ AcbebAin-o odAnAi ni ejub
AiiiAp, a soldier. " "Oo cuippeAc j-liocc 1Iuai-
V]\\ AiiipA An iú)-cíp t)0 CAbAipc tieAbcA
•o'péiúliniiTÍ) CO n-A poc]iAit)e". " The descendants
of Roderic detaclied the forces of the
Lord Justice to give battle to Febm and lu's
army". O'Conor, 1237. " Air.op .1. Aiiipop,
iAp]-An ni iiAr gAb pop Ap, sed de I'CO ad locum
.1. o lóc 00 lóc no Ó cijeApuA •oia AlAile".
"-4 i?ios, a soldier, i. e. amh-fos, restless, because
he Is never at rest or stationary, but going
from place to place, or from one lord to
another". Cor. Glos. Here he seems to describe
a mercenary soldier. In the county of
Limerick AiiiAp Is understood to mean a wild
dog, or any fierce wild animal. See cA]\pAigin
An AiiiAip, In the parish of Kllteely.
AnibA, for An bÁ, whether it Is. See pÁ.
AtiibuAe, gen. Aiiibiii .1. -oeojiAiu, non-fundamental,
baseless, worthless ; a pauper, a bad
man .1. -oiiocpe]!. H. 3. 18, C. 839, Rawl.
487, 0"D. 2100, 2147. " ArnbuAe .1. nembuiiA-OAcb".
Cor. Glos.
AiiibuAn, evil. See buAn.
AiiibunABAc, not original. Cat. 96, 97.
Aiiilup .1. bpAc. Barl. 432. O'D. p. 1882.
AiimAp, sharp, acute. ^é]\ aiiiiia]- -oin CopiriAC
ni po pACAij in bouit, no co cÁinic. 169, b.
Ho bA 5I1C Aiiinu]- Aiiijitje ipi. Ann. D. F.
for Lynch.
Aiiinop, amnesty, pardon, remission. "AiiinAp
quia Ainnep ab eo quod est amnestia .1. uile
oilgen-o". Cormaca Glos. See mAite-
AiiinA]'.
AiiipA, a wonder; cpi hAiiipA z^linne "OAllÁin
1 cip eóJAin .1. copcc -opoiTiA leici, lllil
leiccpeAch X)AllÁin AgAp -OArii -oili. H. 2.
16, p. 242,243; cpi 1i-Am]iA ConuAcc .1.I151
n-eocAili, TDipuAin "Oaj-oai AjApnTOAchuipp
A n-inip CAchAig. H. 2. 16, p. 243.
An'ipAX)—ATiipAc, an elegy, a funeral dirge.
" AlilpAC .1. neiiipAC 1. ni CAbAip pAC tlApA
eipe, UAip ip lAp nib.il- -ouine t)0 jnice]'.