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::ADV 267 AFEAdvisikg, «. Comhairle, earail, seòladh.ADvrso, «. See Advice.Adulation, «. Sodal, miodal, brosgal.Adulator, s. Fear-sodail, fear-miodail, fear-brosgail.Adulatory, ad/. Sodalach, miodalach, brosgalach.Adult, adj. Air teachd gu h-aois, no gu làn-fhàs,mòr.Adult, *. Neach air teachd gu h-aois, neachairlànfhàs,duine dèanta.Adulted, adj. See Adult, a(^'.Adulter, v.n. 1. Commit adultery: dean adhaltrannas.2. pollute, stain : truaill, salaich.Adulterant, s. Fear-adhaltrannais, neach, no, ni athruailleas, no a shalaicheas.Aoin-TERATE, V. a. et n. 1. Commit adultery : deanadlialtrannas. 2. corrupt by foreign admixture :truail, no, mill le coimeasgadh.Adulterate, adj. 1. Guilty of adultery : adhaltrach,adhaltrannach. 2. corrupted with foreignmixture : truaillte, no, millte le coimeasgadh.Adulterately, adv. See Adulterate, ad/.Adulterateness, *. See Adulteration, 2.Adulteration, «. 1. Act of adulterating : truailleadh,no salchadh te coimeasgadh, truailleadh. 2.state of being adulterated : truaillidheachd, sal,salchar.Adulterer, s. Adhaltrannach, fear-adhaltrannais.Adulteress, s. Ban-adhaltrannaiche.Adulterine, s. Leanabh adhaltrannach, siol adhaltrach.Adulterine, ad/. Truaillidh, truaillte, diòlain.Adulterous, ad/. 1. Guilty of adultery: adhaltrannach.2. spurious, corrupt : truaillidh, truaillte,Advolution, s. Cualrt-charachadh gu ni-eigin eile.Advouterer, *. See Adulterer.Advoutress, *. See Adultress.Advoutrous, adj. See Adulterous.Advoutry, *. See Adultery.Advowe, s. Neach aig am bheil beathachadh eaglaisr a thoirt seachad.Advowson, s. Coir air beathachadh eaglais thoirtseachad.Adure, v. n. Loisg suas.Adust, adj. Loisgte, ion-loisgte, cnàmhta.Adusted, adj. 1. Burnt, scorched, dried with fire:loisgte, seargta le teas, no, le teine, tiorraaichte fiteine. 2. Hot, as the complexion : lasgar, garg,teth.Adustible, adj. A ghabhas losgadh, no seargadh leteine, no, le teas.Adustion, *. Losgadh suas, tiormachadh le teas,seargadh le teas.Adze, s. Tàl.Aegis, *. Sgiath, sgiath-chòmliraig.Aegilops, s. 1. A tumour, or swelling in the cornerof the eye : at, no neasgaid an ceann na sùla.2. a plant, supposed a cure for such an ailmentlus a leighiseas an galar a dh' ainmicheadh.Aeglogue, s. See Eclogue.Aegyptiacum, s. Acfuinn-shuaite àraidh dèanta lemil, umh-mheirg, agus fion geur.Aenigma, s. See Enigma.AenigmatizE; v. See Enigmatize.Aenigmatic, adj. See Enigmatic.Aeolipile, s. See Eolipile.Aerial, adj. 1. Belonging to the air, or consistingof it : adharail, a bhuineas do 'n adhair, iarmailteach.2. produced by air : adharail, gaothar,gaothach. 3. inhabiting the air : a chòmhnuicheas's an speur, a thig beò 's an speur, no 's andiolain.Adulterously, adv. See Adulterous.Adultery,*. 1. Act of adultery: adhaltras, adhaltrannas.2. adulteration, corruption : truaillleadh,salachadh.àileadh, speuranta, adharail. 4. placed in the airAdumbrant, adj. A blieir fann-choltas.adharail, air a shuidheachadh 's an adhar, 's anAdumbration, *. 1. Act of adumbrating : toirt speur, no, 's an àileadh. 5. high, elevated in situationfann choltais. 2. a faint resemblance, or a: àrd, a sheallas 's an speur, àrdaichte.sketch : fann-choltas. 3. (in heraldry) : dealbhsgàileAerie, s. 1. The nest of birds of prey: nead eòinair gearradh arm.fhuileachdaich air bith. 2. a young brood ofAdumbrate, v. a. Thoir fann-choltas.hawks : àlach òg sheabhaig.Adunation, s. Aonadh, aonachd, aonachas.Aduncity, s. Caime, fiaradh, lùbadh.Aeriforji, adj. Mar an t-adhair, no 'n t-àileadh, airchruth adharail.Adunque, ad/. Cam, fiar, crom, air chumadh dubhain,Aerography, s. Sgriobhadh mu 'n àileadh, no mucroniagach.n adhar.Advocacy, s. Tagradh, dian-thagradh, leithsgeul. Aerology, *. Teagasg mu 'n àileadli, no mu "nAdvocate, *. Fear-tagraidh, tagrair, tagradair, feartagraidhadhar.an ciiirt-lagha, adhnadh.Aeromancy, s. Speuradaireachd, adhar-gheasachd.Advocate, v. a. Tagair, seas, dion ciiis.Aerometer, s. Adhar-mheidh.Advocateship, s. I. Duty, or place of an advocateAerometry, s. Adhar-thomas.; dreuchd, no inbhe fear-tagraidh. 2. the Aeronaut, s. Adhar-sheòladair.assistance, or support of a great person in a suit Aeroscopy, s. Speuradaireachd, speur-choimhead.dion o dliuine mòr an cùis-lagha.Aerostation, s. Adhar-thomhas, eòlas, tomhas anAdvocatess, s. Bean-tagraidh.àileidh.Advocation,*. 1. Office, or act of pleading : tagradh,Aethiops-mineral, *. Meinn-Aetiopach, cungaidh-tagartas, gairm-tagraidh. 2. (in a religious leighis de mheasgadh pronnuisc 's airgid beò.sense) : eadar-ghuidhe.Aetites, s. Clach-iolaire.Advolation, s. Iteag gu, itealach gu, no, chùmionaid,Afar, adv. See Far.no, ni.Afeard, adj. Eagalaichte, geiltichte.2L2