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aibheall, -ill, -an, see eibheall.<br />

aibhearsair, see aibhistear.<br />

aibheis, s.f. The sea, ocean. 2 Qulf. 3 Boasting.<br />

4 Emptiness. 5 Place full of fairies. 6<br />

the air, atmosphere. 7AC Abyss. SAC Place<br />

or person in ruins or unkempt. An aibheis<br />

tion. 'S e an t-Aicheadh math an dara puna<br />

a's fhearr 'a an lagh, a stout denial is th* stv<br />

ond best point in law; cuir as iicheadh, deny,<br />

disavow.<br />

aichead:iaidh,/u. of. act. of v. iicheadh.<br />

aiciieadh-chreidimh, t.m. Apostacy<br />

a. Able, potent, mighty, fierce.<br />

aicht amhail.J *. (ath+gabhail) Reprisals<br />

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aicheun, /<br />

-. - , ,,<br />

"<br />

uile l&n bhocain, the whole aimotjthert jvii \ aicheallach,<br />

of goblins; ged a tha thu an diugh a'd aibheis j<br />

fhuair, though thou art to-day a cold ruin; ri ! aicheidh,<br />

aodann aibheis, on the surface of the sea. !<br />

aibheiseach, a. Vast, void, immense, ethereal, I faichill, a. Able, powerful. 2 Dexterous.handjr.<br />

atmospherical. 2 Full of ruins, like a ruin,<br />

aibheiseachadh, -aidh, *. m. Exaggeration,<br />

t'tichilleachd, *./. Strength.<br />

aichinheil, see aichbheil.<br />

2 Dexterity.<br />

exaggerating, enormity, incredibility. airhruheileach, see aicnbhcileach.<br />

aibheiseachd,* see aibheiseachadh.<br />

aicil, see faiuill.<br />

aibheisear, see aibhistear.<br />

taicme.J *./. Race.<br />

aibheisich* v.a. Exaggerate from various mo- tnicne,** s f. Nature,<br />

tives.<br />

mere,** /. Inheritance, patrimony.<br />

aibhghitir, see aibghitir.<br />

fail,** t.in,. Piece, portion, morsel.<br />

aibhideach,** a. Great, monstrous, enormous. titidbheil,** o. Huge, enormous, vast.<br />

aibhist,* s.f. Old ruin. 2 Ruin, destruction. aideachadh, -aidh, s. m. Confession, acknow-<br />

see aibheis.<br />

lodgement, avowal. Registration, as of<br />

aibhistear, -ir, s.m. The Devil. 2 Destroyer., letter. Luchd-aideachaidh, communicants,<br />

aibhistearachd, s.f. Demonism, conduct of a fessors.<br />

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devil. 2 Conduct of a destroyer, destructive- aideachaidh, j<br />

gen.sing. of aideachadh.<br />

ness.<br />

aideachail, ] a. Aftirmatory, confessing,<br />

aibhle,** see eibheall. aideachair,** s.m. Avoucher.<br />

aibhleag, see eibhleag. taidhbhean,** s.m. Stranger, foreigner,<br />

aibhlitir, -ean, *./. Alphabet taidhbheil, *. Wonder. 2 Boasting,<br />

aibhlitreach, a. Alphabetical. Ordugh aibh-jt ,** a. Huge, enormous, vast.<br />

litreach, alphabetical order. aidhbheileachd, *./. Vastness, terriblenesa,<br />

aibhne, gen.sing. of abhainn. ; hugeness,<br />

aibhneach, a Fluvial, full of rivers. .<br />

aidhbheis, see aibheis.<br />

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aibhnean, "> n.pl. of abhainn. Ri taobh nan I each, see aibheiseach.<br />

aibhuichean, ) aibhnichean, beside the \ streams taidhblieh, v.a. Aggrandize,<br />

taibhreann, t.m. Castrated goat, (eirionnach -faidh-uhrugh, a. Be witching, fascinating.<br />

j<br />

in i Lochaber.) taidhbhseach, a. Vast, capacious,<br />

i aibhse, s.f. Spectre. 2 Sprite, diminutive taidhbhsean,** -ain, ij. Spectre, phantom,<br />

creature. also taibhse. ! .sprite,<br />

aibhseach, -iche, a. see aibheiseacb. 2**Like aidhe,** s.f Monition. 2 House. 3 Fortr<br />

a spectre or sprite,<br />

aibhseachadh, see aibheiseachadh.<br />

aibhsich, see aibheisich.<br />

taibid,*y. Habit,<br />

aibidil, -ean, *./. Alphabet,<br />

aibidealach,* a. taiclheach,** -ich, Milch cow<br />

d,* see aoidheachd.<br />

aidheam, i.f. Joyous carol.<br />

aidhean, For aighean, n.pl. of agh.<br />

aidheann, -inn, see aghann.<br />

Alphabetical. Ordugh a al- aidhear, -ir, see aighear. 2**Cracking of the<br />

phabetical order.<br />

skin from exposure to the weather.<br />

aibirsidh, (from the old learning system, be-<br />

ach, see aighearach.<br />

ginning "A perse," A by itself. I) see aioidil.<br />

achd, see aighearachd,<br />

aibisidh, (from A, B, C, the tirst three letters aidhle,** t.t. Cooper's adze.<br />

of the Alphabet.) see aibidil.<br />

aidhlinn, dat. of adhal.<br />

fAibreaun<br />

TAi./icci.uu, Libreann, see o^^ Abraon. ^^c.uu. t idhme, , s.f. .. see uidheam. .<br />

aice, t.f. Proxrnity. 2 (faice) Lobster's hole, +aidhmhill,Va. Spoil, destroy,<br />

[<br />

crab hole. t3|| Band, tying. taidhmhilleadh, *.i. Jcpr. part. Consuming. 1<br />

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aice, prep.pron. With her, at her, on her, in Confusion.<br />

her possession. 2 In her remembrance. Tha ! aidhmhillte, pt. part. Consumed,<br />

duslach oir aice, she hath gold dust. Aice. is j taiahrnh.llteach, -eich,*.w. Destroyer. 2 Spendoften<br />

used as a possessive pronoun, as, an thrift. S Beast that steals from the i pastures<br />

taigh aice, an taigh a th'aice her house, to feed on the growing corn.<br />

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the house she haa.<br />

i aidhne,** *./. Advocate. 2fAge.<br />

[Emphatic form aice-se, aice-fhein.]<br />

aidhseachadh, pr. part,<br />

faice, adv. Near, close at hand, alao taice.<br />

aicear, a. Angry, severe, cruel.<br />

aiceid, see acaid.<br />

aiceideach, see acaideach.<br />

aichbheil, s.f. Revenge, vengeance. Thoir<br />

dhomh aichbheil. revenge me.<br />

aichbheileach, -liche, a. Revengeful, vindictive,<br />

full of vengeance.<br />

aichbheileachd,** s.f. Revengefulness, vindictiveness.<br />

fcichbhei liche,** s.m. Avenger.<br />

aicheadh, pr. part, aicheadh, v.a. Deny, refuse,<br />

disavow, recant, renounce. Dh'aicheadb e a<br />

chreideamh, he renounced his rclimon ; aich-<br />

of v. aidhsich. Enyyinz.<br />

Is iomadh neach a tha '<br />

g am aidhseachada<br />

an diiijjh nach do chuiidad riamh g' am leasachadh,<br />

mar a thubhairt am famnair ris an<br />

troich, many a man envies me to-day who nevtr<br />

helped wic one bit to grow, as the giant said t*<br />

the dwarf.<br />

aiilhsich, pr. part. a; aidhseachadh, v.a. Envy.<br />

aidich, pr.part. ag aideachadh, v.a. Confess,<br />

own, acknowledge. 2 Affirm, avow. Ag aideachadh<br />

a chiouta, confessing his sin ; dh,'<br />

aidich e, he confessed ; cha'n aidich mi, /<br />

will not confess.<br />

aidi--hrain, Ip. sing. imp. of v. aidich. 2** For<br />

aidichidh mi, 1 p. sing. fut. aff. oft), aidich.<br />

aidiciuar, fut. pass, of v. aidich.<br />

aiclichte, pt. part. v. aidich. Confessed,<br />

eadhaidh rnise esan, 1 will deny him.<br />

iicheadh, -eidh, . rn. Denial, refusal, recanta

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