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afraauiL-h,*
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at-bvajhad,
fatchiu.
at-ctiuisle,
at-fhuachd,
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trying
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work
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other
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as loth
as loi h. prep. On behalf of, for the sake of.
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obair Mr gach crois alt tha na cvllainn a*.
uigeacii, wUh a,
shaking to work upon i-a.-.-k
cross-joint f hat is in her wM- furnish -d urit't.
asna. see aisne.
(oft, machinery d full of sausages and tow.
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ay at. '^& r-se, seucouasg. fjattin)
astal,** -ail, s.m. Javelin, spear, piks. 2 Pike- see atmhoirejv.-hd
staff. 3 Chip, lath. s.f. Woe. grief, lamentation.
ast%r. -air, -an, s.m. Journey. 2 Space, distance. ataiseach, a. Blasphemous.
3 Wav, path. A .
mo*-, a great distance ; a. ;ch,* a. Fondling, indulgent,
thri ta.thean, a three day.Sjnvrney ; a. math leuiout.
I partial.
caressing,
air falbh, a ood diniaiu-e aicay ;
fad air a., s.f. Fondling, lenience, partiality.
far f.iwtty, as n i;hip ; a' dol fo a., going vnd"r a. dj dhuine seacn duiue, without pnrway,
a' gearraclh a h-o., catti.ig her way. thug tiality to anyoii'.
gp'>d ; air n. gu dian. joitrniji-ng v.a. Fondle, caress, indulge.
with. xpwd ;a nam faobh, the path of spoils or fatainaid, v. (for tha sinn) \Veare.
conquest chluinntea Ih an saltra'ch ft. cian, lataa.^an, s.",n., dim. of at. Cap. 2 Garland.
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their triad tt-a-s h>urd at a great distance; ag tataoir, (for tha thu) Thou art.
a. o'near, travelling from th# Eatt. atar. (AC) see a mhor.
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ach, -aiche. a. Journeying, travelling. fatafchaoi, ( /or tha siuh) YOM are.
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Speedy, expeditious. at-ban,!| s.in. The white swelling. (Preceded
aich, v.n. Travel, journey, go. 2ftMarch. by the arcicle an t-.~\
aiche, -traichean, s.m.
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Pedestrian, Quinsy.
traveller. (for chi mi) I see, or shall see.
air, a.m. Porter. s.m. Aneurism, disease of the aran,
n.pl. of astar. teries.
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anaiche.*g.w. ?ee astaraiche. i s.m. Chilblain.
tasbas, s.m. Spear, javelin. 2 Missile weapon. ath, a. Next, again. An ath uair, thensxt timf,
a^fo.^on ^,.,j,* * . ~t *
asta-san, tmphat. form of asta.
or next hour; 'san o. dhurus, in (.he n-xt door;
a steai? h, adv. In, into. Chaidh iad a steach,
bo a h-ath-bhuaile. a cow will r-
they i",'n.t, to her fold a'jaln (if the pasture be good) ;
in. See, note on a mach.
af-tharruing, -e, -ean, s.f. Abstract. 2 Extraction,
again) obair is ;
ath-hhuailte, bold, twice beaten, '.and
drawing out.
ath obair. wm-k "--id
,** v.a. Abstract. 2 Extract.
again, (
work badly donea f fimt);
eadh, s.m,. Abstracting. 2 Exfcractinff.
sl-ej); gaoth an ath thionudaidh, th*
Kioun an ath chadal, F. would f>
a st f;h, see a staigh.
eddy-wind.
astrachadh,** -aidh, s.m Trav^Uing, journey- prefix, Repetition, corresponding with
A^ a, pr. part, uf ast i.raich.
English re-.
astradh
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-aidh. (AC) Fa--bne
; .s. Air a. a' ath. s.m.ind. Ford, any part of a rivor that is
ghlinne, in the fastness cf th '
glen.
fordablo. ath nan sul. the corner oftJi" -'y*',
a^traiclM^an,** n.pl. of astarai'he.
aii athaibh Arnoin, at the
1 fords of A nton ;
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utraoach,** -aich, see asUraiehe.
fheiirr tilleadh am raeadhon an 4th na batha
snas, see suas.
adh uile, better turn in th? middle of the ford
asuibh, see asaibh.
drown yourself completely.
asuig, see asuing. atha, pi. -an, & -annan, ./. Kiln. 'N
isuingeacb. 'S crith gu h- j
uair bha sinu 'isan ath le ch6ile, when wt veer*