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::APEAPOAntiscorbutical, aaj. Claimh-leighiseach, niaithan aghaidh na clainihe.Antiscorbutics,.?. Cungaidhean-leigheisnaclaimhe.AsTiscRiPTURisT, .«. Mi-clireidmheach.Antiseptic, a-. Lobhar-leigheas, cungaidh-leigliis a'ghalair lobliraich.Antispasmodic, acy. lodh-ieigiseach.Antispasmodics, s. Cungaidhean-leigliis na h-iodha.Antispastic, adj. A philleas, no, ghluaiseas naleanntan.Axtisplenetic, adj. jNIaith air leigheas tinneas andubh-chleibh.Antistes, s. An t-àrd shagart.Antithesis, s. Cur mu cboinnearah a cheile.Antithetical, adj. Suidhichte 'n agbaidh a cheile.Antitrinitarian, s. Fear-àicheidh tri pliearsanna Trlonaid, fear-cur an aghaidh tcagasg na Trionaid.Antitype, s. Neach a bha air a chiallachadh ieis ant-saruhladh.Antler, s. ISIeur cabair-feidh.Antlered, ad/. INIeur-chabrach.Antre, «. Uanih, garadh, slochd, talamh-toll.Anvil, s. 1. The iron block on which the smithlays his metal to be forged : innean. 2. any thingon which blows are laid : innean, socair-bhualaidh.3. Jiff, (on the anvil) in a state of preparation : airan innean, deas gu 'bhualadh.Anxiety, s. 1. Trouble of mind about some futureevent : iomagain, ro-chiiram, trioblaid, dearmail.2. lomiess of spirits : trom-inntinn, smuairean.Anxious, adj. 1 . Disturbed about uncertain eventsiomaganach, nii-fhoisneach, cùramach, dearmalach.2. careful, full of inquietude : cilraniach,iomaganach, mi-flioisneach. 3. careful, as of athing of great importance : ctiramacli.Anxiously, adv. See Anxious.Anxiousness, *. Dearmaileachd, iomaganachd.Any', adj. 1. An)', whoever he be: aon, aon airbith, air bith, co air bith. 2. whosoever : co 's ambith. 3. in opposition to none : neach.Anywhither, adr. Àite 's am bitli, taobh 's am bith.Anywise, adv. Air dliòigh sam bith.Apace, adv. 1. Quick, speedily : gu grad, gu luath.2. with haste, applied to some action : gu h-ealamh,gu cabliagach. 3. with speed, progressionfrom one state to another : gu grad, gu dian.Apart, adv. 1. Separately from the rest in place:air leth, gu taobh. 2. set aside for any use : Ieisfein, a leth taobh. 3. distinctly : air leth. 4. retiredfrom the other company : gu taobh, air leth.Apartment, s. Seòmar, ait air leth de 'n tigh.Apathetic, adj. Cruaidli-chridheach, neo-mliothachail.Apathist, s. Duine gun fhaireachduinn.Apathistical, ad/. Coma, neo-mhothachail.Apathy', s. Cion-niothachaidh.Ape, s. 1. A kind of monkey: apa. 2. an imitator,used generally in a bad sense : apa, apag.3. a fool, because fools formerly used to carry apeson their shoulders : apa, apan.Ape, V, a. Dean atharrais air, dean fochaid air.Apeak, adv. Ullamh gu sàthadh, gu biorach.Apepsy', s. Call-cnàmhaidh, cion-cnùmhaidh.Aper, s. Fear-atharrais.Aperient, adj. Maith gu fosgladh, sgarach, a bheirfuasgladh air com.Aperitive, ad/. Fuasgailteach, sgarach.Apert, adj. 1. Open, without disguise: fosgailte,soilleir. 2. open : fosgailte.Apertion, «. 1. An opening througl» any thing, agap : fosgladh, beàrna, bealach. 2. the act ofopening : fosgladh, sgoltadh.Apertly', adv. See Apert.Apertness, s. Fosgailtcachd.Aperture, s. 1. The act of opening: fosgladli,sgoltadh. 2. an open place : dorus, bealach,beàrna, fosgladh. 3. a hole : toll.Apetalous, a(lj. horn, gun duilleach, neo-dhuilleagach.Apetalousness, s. Lomnochduidh.Apex, s. Binnean, bàrr, mullach, bidean.Aphony', s. Cion-cainnte, call-bruidhne.Aphorism, s. Firinii-shuidhichte^ riaghailt-choitchionn,sean-fhocal.Aphorismer, s. Fear-sgriobhaidh shean-fliocal, fearlabhairtshean-fhocal.Apiiorist, s. Fear-sgriobhaidh shean-fliocal.Aphoristical, ad/. Sean-fhocalach, a bhuineas dodh fhirinn ghoirid, choitchionn.Aphoristically', adv. See Aphoristical.Apiary', s. lonad tigh-bhùth nan seillean.Apices, s. Bidean-muUaicU nan caol-fliàs ammeadhòn blàth-luis.Apiece, adv. Gach neach air leth, cuid gach neach,a roinn fein.Apieces, adv. 'N a bhloighdibh, as a cheile, 'n amhirean.Apish, adj. 1. Having the qualities of an ape, imitative: ag atharrais mar an apa. 2. foppish, affected: sgaogach, pròiseil, faoin-bheachdail. 3. silly,trifling : faoin, gòrach. 4. wanton, playful : guanach,cleasanach.Apishly', adv. See Apish.Apishness, s. Cleachdadh na h-apa, leanmhuinneachd,atharrais, faoineachd, guaineas, cleasachd.A-pit-pat, adv. Le plosgadh chridhe, gu plosganta.Apocalypse, s. Leabhar an flioillseachaidh, taisbeanadh.Apocalyptic, s. Fàidh, fear-foillseachaidh.Apocrypha, s. Leabhriiichean nach 'eil fios co asgriobh iad, leabhraichean gun ùghdarras 's aneaglais.Apocryphal, adj. 1. Not canonical : neo-cliinnteach,gu'n deachdadh an Spioraid Naoimh, mach asan Sgriobtuir. 2. contained in the apocryphasgriobhta 's na leabhraichibh gun ùghdarras 's aneaglais. 3. an account of uncertain credit : neochinnteach,as eugmhais ainme. 4. a person ofuncertain credit : fear tuaileasach.Apocryphal, «. Sgriobhadh, nach 'eil air a dheachdadhIeis an Spiorad Naomh.Apocryphally, adv. Gu neo-chinnteach, ni h-anngu'n teagamh.