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:AVO 301 AUSAlgur, v. n. Baralaich, thoir breith le coniharaibh,dean fiosaclid.AuciLRATioN, s. Fiosachd le comliaraibh, eundliruidhcachd.Alglreu, «. Sec Augur, s.Augury, s. 1. The act of prognosticating by omens,or prodigies : fiosachd le comharaibh. 2. an omen,or prediction : fiosachd.August, s. Ceud nihios an Flioghair.August, ad/. Mot, urramach, rioghail, flathail.Augustness, s. Mòralachd, flathaileachd rioghalachd.Aviary, s. Tigh-eun, eun-lann.AviDiousLY, adv. Gu gionach, gu sanntach.Avidity, *. Gionachd, glarahaireachd.'A . > s. Comhairle, fios, rabhadh.Aviso,' 'JAvisEMENT, s. Comhairle, seòladh.AviTOus, ad/. Sinnsireach, a dh'fliàgadh le sinnsireachd.AviZE, V. a. 1. Counsel : thoir comhairle, comhairlich,seòl. 2. Consider, examine : thoir fainear,smuainich.AuKWARD, s. See Awkward.AuLARiAX, s. Fear-talla.AuLD, ad/. Sean.AuLic, ad/. A bhuineas do'n chùirt, cùirteil, cùirteach,rioghail, flathail.AuLN, s. Slat-thomhais.Aumbry, s. See Ambry.Aunt, s. Piuthar athar, no, piuthar màlliar.AvocATE, V. a. Gairni o ghnothach, gairm air falbh.Avocation, s. 1. Tlie act of calling aside : guth athaobh, gairm a leth-taobh. 2. the business thatcalls : gnotliuch, leth-obair.Avoid, v. a. ct ?i. 1. Shun, decline: seachain, pilluaith. 2. escape : seachain, rach as, tionndaidh airfalbh. 3. endeavour to shun : feuch ri dol as anrathad, seachain. 4. evacuate, quit : fag, falbhuaith. 5. emit, throw out : tilg uat cuir a mach.6. oppose, liinder effect : cum bacadh, cum air ais.7. retire : rach a thaobh. 8. become void, or vacant: dean falamh.Avoidable, «fj/. 1. That which may be avoided :so-slieaclianta, ion-sheachnach. 2. liable to be vacated,or annulled : buailteach ri bhi falamh.Avoidance,*. 1. The act of avoiding: seachnadh,dol as an rathad. 2. the course by which any scalljhach, buadhach. 3. favourable, kind : àglimhor,caomh, ceanalta. 4. lucky, happy applied tothing is carried off: rathad-seachnaidh, slighethaoibh. 3. the act, or state of becoming vacant things : scalbhmhor, sona, fbrtanach.falamliachd. 4. the act of annulling: ditheachadh,dubhadh a mach.AuspiciousNESS, *. Sealbhmhorachd, ùghmhorachd,Auspiciously, adv. See Auspicious.Avoidek, s. 1. The person that avoids, or shuns sonas.any thing : fear-seachnaidli, seachnair. 2. the Austere, wj^'. 1. Severe, harsh : teann, gnu, cruaidli,person that carries any thing away : fcar-giùlain as bodachail. 2. sour of taste: searbh, geur.an rathad, fear-toirt a thaobh. 3. the vessel in Austerely, adv. See Austere.which any thing is carried away : soitheach-giùlain. AusTERENESs, s. 1. Severity, strictness, rigour:AvoiDLESs, ad/. Neo-sheachnach.icannachd, cruas, smachdachd. 2. roughness inAvoKE, V. a. Gairm air ais.taste : searbhachd, geurachd.AvoLATioN, «. Itcalachadh, fuadach, ruith air falbh, Austerity, s. 1. Severity, mortified life, strictness:tcichcadh.teanntachd, gruamachd. 2. cruelty, harsh discipline: an-iochd, cruaidh Avouch, r. a. 1. Affirm, maintain, declare peremp-smaclid.torily : abair gu daingean, cuir an ceill gu dian,thoir dearbhadh. 2. produce in favour of another :thoir fianuis. 3. vindicate, justify : dion, fireanaich,seas a choir.Avouch, s. Aideachadh, fianuis, teisteas.AvouciiABLE, adj. A dh'fhaodar aideacliadh, no churan ceill.AvoucHER, s. Fear-cuir an ceill, fear-aideachaidh,fianuis.AvoucHMENT, s. Cur an ceill, aithris.Avow, V. a. Cuir an ceill gu daingean, thoir dearbhadh,fireanaich.AvowABLE, ad/. A dh fhaodar a nochdadh, so-aithriseach.Aideachadh fosgailte, saor chur an ceill.Avowal, s.Avowedly, adv. Gu soilleir, gu saor.AvowER, *. Fear-aideachaidh, fear fireanachaidh.Avowtry, s. Adhaltrannas.AuREAT, adj. Dearg, òir-dhearg.Auricle, s. 1. The external ear: bilean na cluaise.2. two appendages of the heart : cluasan a' chridhe.Auricular, adj. 1. Within the sense, or reach ofhearing : teann air a' chluais, dlùth do 'n chluais. 2,secret, told in the ear : diomhair, cagarach, 3.traditional : aithriseach le cluinntinn cluaise.AuRicuLARLY, udv. Gu dìomhaireach.Aurigation, s. Carbadachd, marcachd an carbad.AuRisT, s. Olla chluas, leigh-chluas.Aurora, s. 1. A species of crowfoot : luibh chroan eich. 2. the goddess that opens the gates ofday : òg-mhaduinn, reul na maidne.Aurora-Borealis, *. Na fir-chlis.Auscultation, s. Eisdeachd, cluas aire.Auspicate, v. u. 1. Foreshow : inriis roimh làimh.2. begin a business : tòisich gnothuch.Auspice,*. I. The omens of any future undertakingsdrawn from birds : eun-fhiosachd. 2. protection,favour shewn : dion, caoimhneas. 3. influence,good derived to others from the piety oftheir patron : piseach, dion, manadh. 4. personsthat (anciently) handfastcd the married couple, andwished them good luck : luchd-deadh ghuidhe,luchd-guidhe deadh bhuaidh.AuspiciAL, adj. See Auspicious.Auspicious, m(/. 1. Having omens of success : aigam bheil deagh mhanadh, air am bheil coltassealbhachaidh. 2. prosperous, fortunate : sona,