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:: :ARG Q93 ARMArchitect, 5. 1. A professor of the art of building: fear-teagaisg nitreabh a tliogail, àrd-chlachair.2. the contriver of a building, a builder : àrdchlachair,fear-tarruing cumadh thighean. 3. thecontriver, or former of any compound body : feardeilbh,fear-cumaidh. 4. the contriver of any thingfear-deilbh, fear suidheachaidh.Architecture, s. 1. The art, or science of building: àrd-chlachaireachd, eòlas togail-aitreabh. 2.the effect of the science of building : clachaireachd,togail-aitreabh.Archives, s. Tasg-thigh shean sgrìobhaidliean, ischòraichean.Archly, adv. Gu h-àbhachdach, gu sunndach.Archness, s. Geiread, tapachd.Arcuation, s. 1. The act of bending any thing :croniadh, lùbadli mar bhogha. 2. curvity : lùb,cromadh.Ardency,*. 1. Ardour, eagerness: dian-thogradhteas-ghradh. 2. heat : blàthas, teas.Ardent, adj. 1. Hot, burning, fiery : teth, loisgeach,teinnteach. 2. fierce, vehement : bras,garg, teinnteach, àrd-inntinneach. 3. passionate,affectionate : teas-ghradhach, dian-thogarrach, rodlieigheil,càirdeil.Ardently, adv. See Ardent.Ardentness, s. See Ardency.Ardour,*. 1. Heat: blàthas, teas. 2. heat of affection: teas-gràdh, dùrachd mhaith. 3. the personardent, or bright : fear deàrsach, fear boillsgeach.Arduitv, «. Airde, cruaidh-chùis, doirbheachd.Arduous, adj. 1. Lofty, hard to climb : àrd, cas.2. difficult ; duilich, cruaidh deacair, neo-fhuras-adair.Argillous, adj. Criadhach, Ian criadha.Argue, v. a. et ?i. 1. Reason, offer reasons : reusonaichthoir reusain. 2. dispute : connsaich, deandeasboireachd, tagair an aghaidh. 3. prove anything by argument : dearbh, còmhdaich le argumaid,dean a mach. 4. debate any question.: deandeasboireachd, tagair an aghaidh. 5. prove as anargument : dearbh le argumaid, còmhdaich, deana mach. 6. charge with, as a crime : dit, thoirgu diteadh. 7. prove by appearance : dearbh iecoltas, thoir gniiis-bhreith.Arguer, *. Fear-reusanaichidh, deasboir, fear-tagraidh,fear-ditidh.Arguing, s. Argumaid, reusanachadh, deasboireachd.Argument, s. 1. A reason alleged for, or againstany thing : reuson, argumaid. 2. the subject ofany discourse or writing: argumaid, ceann-aobhair,cùis-thagraidh. 3. the contents of any work summedup by way of extract : brìgh-sgrìobhadh. 4.a controversy : argumaid, connsachadh, deasboireachd.Argument, v. n. Reusonaich, leudaich le argumaid,Argumental, adj. Argumaideach, agarrach.Argumentation, s. Reusonachadh, deasboireachd.Argumentative, adj. 1. Consisting of argumentargumaideach, reusonta, deagh-thagarrach. 2. disputatious: connspoideach, deasboireach.Argumentatively, adv. See Argumentative.Ahgumentize, v. n. Reusonaich, dean deasboireachd,connsaich, tagair an aghaidh.Argute, adj. 1. Subtle, witty, shaq) : seòlta, carach,geur, beur. 2. shrill : caol-ghuthach, sgreadach.Arguteness, s. Geiread, carachd, beurachd.Arid, adj. 1. Dry, parched up : tioram, tartmhor,loisgte. 2. dry, cold, pedantic : tioram, fuaranach,fada thall.Aridity, «. 1. Dryness, siccity : tiormachd, tartmhorachd.2. insensibility in devotion : cruascridhe,fuar-chràbhadh.Aright, adv. 1. Rightly, without mental errorgu ceart, gun mhearachd. 2. without crimegun chron, gun lochd. 3. without failing of theend designed : gu ceart, gu h-iomchuidh, gu coimh-da.Arduousness, s. Airde, duilichead, cruaidh-chas.Are, v. (3. p. plur. pr. tense) Tha iad.lionta.Area, s. I. The surface contained between any Ariolation, s. Fiosachd, feall-fliàisneachd.lines, or boundaries : raon, ionad eadar dha lann, Arise, v.n. 1. Mount upward, as the sun : eirich,magh. 2. any open surface, as the floor of a eirich suas, dirich an àird. 2. get up as from sleep :room, &c. : ionaid fosgailte, urlar, àite rèidh.eirich suas, hi air do chois, niosgail. 3. comeArefaction, s. Tiormachd, tiormachadh.into view, as from obscurity : eirich suas, thig amArefy, v. a. Dean tioram, tiormaich.fradharc. 4. i-evive from death : eirich athbheothaich.Arena, s. Ionad còmhraig.5. proceed, or have its original : ei-Arenaceous, ad/. Gainmheineach.rich, theirig air d' adhart. 6. enter upon a newAreopagus, s. Areopagus, àrd-chuirt na h-Aithnelitystation : eirich, gabh seilbh. 7. commence hosti-: cas fis, eirich an aghaidh.Argent, adj. Airgiodach, soilleir mar airgiod. Arithmetic, s. Cùnntas, eòlas àireamh, àireamhachd.Argentry. s. Soithichean airgid, uidheam bilirddo dli' airgiod.Argil, *. Criadh-gheal, criadh-chriadhadair.Arithmetical, adj.dh-eòlas àireamh.Àireamhach, a bhuineas doArgillaceous, adj. Criadhach, mar chriadh-chriadh-Aritmetically, adv. See Arithmetical.Ark, s. 1. a vessel to swim upon the water : aire,long. 2. the repository of the covenant of Godwith the Jews : aire, aire a' choimh-cheangail.Arm, s. I. The limb which reaches from the handto the shoulder : gàirdean. 2. the bough of atree : meangan, meanglan, meur. 3. an inlet ofwater from the sea : loch, frith-mhuir. 4. power,might : gàirdean, cumhachd, neart.Arm, v. a. 1. Furnish with armour of defence :armaich, cuir ort d'airm, rach 'n ad armachd. 2..