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talb,**
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ach,
aitidh 25 allda
ai.ilh, i, >nr dothet are damp.
ta i.'i, t. f. ind. Moistness, dampness,
wets:
ail nil. s.f. ind. see ait earn.
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;ii i>l, -a, see aitioun.
sing, of a'.tionn.
s.*.i im, -inn, A.M. Juniper (plant) ,/ttntpwtM
rorwr/vmi*. Ksi-Jjje or i/lan Guna (..UT.; ;
of
the M arrays, Ku^.s. Maci
.ends, tx Athole Highlanders.
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ach, a Abounding in,
or pertaining to juniper.
,** A-. in. Place
Generally understood ia W. Islos to mean
larg bui'ding:. 1'hog e a. lunor. he built
l+rytbuildin,*; aicreauh thaigiu .ju, a number
or' attached hou-iet, as a,u exhibition.
Taigh agiia a., MWWM-Aptt*s and pr,nn'#3 ;
theid an a. sios, their building will decay.
taitroa h, r.n. Dwell.
ach, -aiche, a. Habitable. 2 Of, or
titter.
fal, g.m. (&/.) Rock. 2 Stone. 3 Fear. 4(AC)
A.jyLiiing hard, sulid, rigid, or immoveable.
lil 1, .
41,** ail, a.m. Nurture. 2 Food,
t .** v.a. Nurse. 2 Praise,
a la, adt 1 .
By day.
tala ** -ai, s.m. Trout. 2 Wound,
aiai-h, - ach, -ean, "j.m. Levy, set, tribe, crew. 2
r bank of oars. 3 Set of nails. 4 Activity.
5 Alacrity. 6**ilequest. 7 see al.
alacb raiuh, a bank of oa/g.
a.
, Of, or belonging to a brood. 2 Prolific.
j;,
.. ..lachainn
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xach, see ealachagach.
Pre^iian:-y.
a'.a huin, see ealachainn.
n. Wound.
ala.lh, -aidh, s.rn. Nursine. t2 Wisdom, skill,
craft. t.**Aialice. t***Lie.
-ai
, ihe, a. Speckled, variegated.
./. *Har.l task. 2 .-ee aileag.
a. Bear, produce, bring forth. 2 Multiply,
b Nourish, nurse. 4 Commence, fall
\-tack. rt
Ad>pt. Dh'alaich iad air,
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thy attacked him; is luat dn'alaicn iad,
ni Lh.'ii hai:.'. i.'i>i':i/>(isj..
41aiun. -e & a .'li'i-ide, ailin.leach,
aa iiche, & a.lindej a. Beautiful, exceedinglv
fair. 2 Handsome, elegant. 3 Glorious,
4**Wh u. 5**i>right, clear. 6**Amiable.
ea.lid, s.f. Beauty. 2 Whiteness. 3
Brighvuess, clearness. 4**Amiableuess.
alaire, *./. Brood i-are. 2 see falair.
a lathai., ado. Present, at hand. 2 In existence,
alive. Tha e 'latnair.Ae in present, he
it alive, ih.nr a lathair a cheil' iad, briny
tJum .face to face ; ma bhitheas mi a lathair,
if I live.
-^._, where junipers grow. 2
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Quantity of jumper bush-
ailb, s.m. Eminence, height. o. White.
aid, uild, see allt.
aldan, -ain, see alltan.
see alltanach.
a leas, adv. Need. Cha ruigear leas, there w
no need; cha ruig thu leas, you need not.
a loth taobh, dv. Apart, aoide.
taliad,** -aid,s.7H. Cause, reason.
aitreabh, -oibh, -.an, s.m. taiga,** a. Noble, great.
tf. ^1 1 iu,>n. Auude, building, dwelling. t chd,** s.f. Nobleness, greatness, nobility.
Aiding 3tt Houses. all-, prefix, Over.
tall,** aiil, 6.?/i. Horse. 2 Rock, cliff. 3 Great
hal'. -i G.-u-ration. 5 Ra,-e.
tall,** a White. 2 Foreign. 3 Great, prouigious.
alia, see allarlb.
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a. ViIu, tierce, see allaidh.
allaban, -ain, s.m. Wandering.
Aberr 2 Deviation. 3
.tion. 4 Fatigue.
pi. Inhabitaut.
2 Tenant. 3 Lodger. 4 Farmer. jailauiiar, a. Straugti, wild, savage.
pertaining to an abode.
ach, -aich, n.
3
-aichean,
Domestic.
s.m.
ayh, -aiche, a. Wandering.
talla':i.:air, s.m. Echo.
ail, -aile, a. Full of policy. 2 Domestic.
aitreabhan, n. pi. of aitreabh.
ai iva'.h-nochdaidh, -eibli, s.m. Exhibition.
a:lal harrach,
able.
,
-aiche, a. Wild, savage,
-aich, s.m. Savage, barbarian.
untame-
li/nia, pt. par:.. Inhabited,
d, s.f. Barbarity, cruelty.
ai reach, -eich, see aitreabhach.
allabhuadhacn, -aiche, a. see allbuuadhach.
s.m. ind Troubled mist.
ili, see aitreabh.
alla-cheo,
ach, see aicreabhach.
aliadh, -aidh, a.m. Excellence, fame, greatness.
al, ail, s m. Brood, ymng of any kind. 2 Gener
.Lion. A' j>oi.u- iiliearc d'a cuid fcil, gathertion,
libel. Uroch a., a bad report; diagh
2 Rdiiowu, applause. 3 Report. 4 Defama-
a ta teach brri*s iii'j for h-r young; al
the
stiallach, speckled
a., a good report; a. Diia.,,hidh, the /ante of
oj*
D'icid, thug o a bhriathi-au gu'n rooh i a' tog-
'. ri t
gen" -ration
ail ailai ih air, he declared that she waslaughi.
to COI/M; trara i '\^zu a > ^.i t .^u,: Hiios ijut him.
air al, when the hunger coin^s unexpectedly on a
a' mhuc agus a h-al, the sow and her
alla-gnioir, s.f. Gibberish, jargon, vain-glory,
gaseo-.a .11114.
alla-ghio.vi.-ii, a. Inclined to utter jargon. 2
V Miii-gioriou:?, boast. ul
ailai: lu, -e pi ail.la. & ailai ih a. Sa/age, wild,
ferocious, terriole. 2 Proud, haugnty. 3
**_Boisteri)us. 4**Bt.-auteous. Beathaichean
allaidh, u-ild bea*ts.
allaidh, (AF) see madadh-allaMh.
alij.il, a. Nobl.j, illustrL)ii>, excellent, celebrated.
2 Glorious, i)
i^eiamatory, detracting.
Daoine a., ill tstrimis IMII.
eaclid, *./. Noblene.-;s, excellency, ilallanruivach,
see ailuiharach.
lu^tr.ouaiioss. 2 Gloii'jusness. 3 Ronown.
alla-m .adadh, -aidh, see madadh-ailaulh.
Chual' an t-a. an fhuann, me woij heard the
sound.
ahauiharach, -aich, see allmharach.
d, see aliinha.achd.
alia Mhoire,(AC) for aLao M noire.
allanta, a. Ferocious, see allaidh.
tallas,Jt *.m. see fall us.
alias (Jnalui.n Chille, (AC) (lit. St. Coluraba's
glory) Sfc. John's wort, see eala bhuidhe.
alias Miioire, s.m. St. John's wurt, see eala
bhoidhe.
allbhuadliach, -aiche, a. Triumphant, conquering,
victorious.
t ,** -aich, s.m. Prince's hall.
tallcnur, a.m. Transposition.
allda, see allaidh.
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