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aomar,
faomilleadb,
.
efore
aois-dana
aonaich
ion of every chieftain. They had great in- i
Declivity. iO**Descending, passing ly,
flr.enoe over all the powerful men i.**
of their Surface of the sa. Ag a, pr pi. oi aom.
tiuu:. Their persons, their bouses, their A cheann air aomadh, his head
j
drooping;
villages, were sacred. Whatever they asked dubhach air aomadh na rie^r sorrmi-jvl on
was Driven thorn ;
not always, however, out the slop;! of the rock; ag aomadh air a ehlim,
of respect, but from fen r of their satire, which bending on h is kn*e ; an f'-a.,
frequently followed a the denial of their down/oil.
requests. aomaich, v.a. Incline,
They lost by degrees, through theij own \l\\-
lois-danachd,** s. /. Employment of rehearsing idh sihhse mar mi-e aon la, you shall be a
ancient poetry. 2 Bardism. 3 Geuealo^ica" I am (one day) some day or other ; pon
tradition
seach aon. neirher one nor the other cha toigh
u>i3-dhlighe,t| s.f. PrimogenituresMp.
learn aon seach aon dhinbh. / likf neither one
ioisid, see faoi&id.
nor the other, used in a negative sense only
iois-liath, a. Hoary, aged,
inl, aoil, s.tn. Lime. Aol gun bhathadh,gici
lime ;
ath-aoil, a lime-kiln.
aol, pr.pt. agaoladh, v.a. Lime, plaster or cover
with lime, i** .Manure land with Hi
aolach, -aich, a.m. Dune, manure. 2 Mire. 3
**Dross. rui.bi. h. Bithidh iad 'nan aolach
they shall he as dung.
aolachadh,** .aidh, s.m. Process of manuring
with lime. Ag a
, pr.pt. ofaolaich.
aoladair, -e, -can, s.m. Plasterer, one who
works among lime, lime burner
aoladaireachd, s.f. Occupation of a plasterer,
plastering, working among Ihin-.
aoladh, -aidh, s.m. Lupins:, plastering.
aolaich, v.a. Liaie, manure with liine, coyer
with lime. :!++."< >mno->l.
taolain.JJ see oil an.
t aith, see oili anaich.
t aiche see oileai.fuche.
.Aoiais, -e, s.f Indolence, slotl: fulness, sluggishness.
deach, -diche, a. Lazy, indolent. 2 Slug-
1,'iih.
ftolam, see fnghlnm.
aclar, a. (anliuhorj Abounding in lime, limy,
aol bed, ft.in..
Quicklime.
aol-chlach, --iche, ./". see clach-aoil.
uolmanu, -aim;, s.m. Ointment,
aol-phla-da, s.m. Limr.-pla.si er.
aol-shuiin, -uirr.e, s.m. Lime-kiln.
aol-t&thaidh, aoil-, s.m. Mortar.
Mol-thaigh, see oil-thai, h.
aol-uisge, s.m.ind. Lime-water. 2 Whitewash.
r
4J i-'air, great assembly. Q*
*Alfct-,tiiig.
provincial Green v'ain near ihe shore on
a stony liottoin (a m.ic//a> has a sandy bottom.)
7** rarmy Vis-. 8**Priuce. 9**Mrki-t.
tlU** Galloping. 11}$ ranting for breath.
Ceum do theachd air aa a., thy coming (ihe
step of thine approach} on the heath; a' siubhal
nan aouach ciar, traveling
aom, pr.pt. ag aomadh. v.a. & the d^sky
n. Incline, bow, plains; a. na Samhna, the Mai tinman fair.
bend, droop. 2 Yield. 3 Lean. 4 Persuade. aonaci adh, -aidh, m. Unitmjj, reconciling.
5 Dispose. 6 Fall. 7*Bulge, project'. S^Be 2 Assenting. 3 Galloping, hand-gallop. 5
seduced by. l>**JJe8C nd 10** Pass by. ll**Decay.
Dh'aom i lois, she van seduced by him \ aonachail.JJ -e, Mountainous.
Swift running. Ag a, pr.pt. of aonaich.
aomaibh ur cluas, incline your car ;
tha'm aonachd, s.f. tln : ty. 2 Concord. 3 Sameness.
balla ag aomadh, the vail i,s bii.lyimi dh'a. e 4 Unanimity. A. an Spioiaid, the unity of
;
a thriall, he bf>nt his way ; aomaidh an aitreabh,
their buildings shall decoy an t-am a ann an ;
a., to dwell \og^Jicr in unity.
the Spirit ; comhna dh a ghabhail cuideachd
dh'aom, the time that has 'passed, the past. aon adh, -aidh, Ag a
, pr.pt. of aoin.
aoma, see aomadh.
aon-adharcach, -ai li, s.m. Unicorn.
aomai'h,* a.
.
Inclining, tending, bending.
o. Unicorned. having one horn.
aomacbadb, see aomadh.
aonagaich, pr.pt. ag aouagail, v.n. Wallow,
aomachd,* see aor h .
taun, aoin, ,-.m. Country.
fa-'n, a. Exmiciit. 2 Noble. 3 Illustrious.
aona, a. A n r-ai>a is used with devg in
compound numLors. K'tt d.-es not aspirate its
;
poun. An aona is used a fcijiiipue
noun. An t-aoi.a bord deug, the llth. table.
faunae, $J s.m. 'lii;, lead,
ojiach, -aii-h, -a-ct'trau, a.m. Kill, stoep,
h oight. 2 Heatli, moor. 3 resort place. 4