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aigh 12 aiMnnisean
Aighean siibhlach, thf wandering deer.
tigheann. -ne, pi. aighnean, & algheannan,*./'
see aghanu.
aigheaonach, -aich, s.m. Corn
thistle (plant) carduus arvemtis.
2 Place where thisties
grow,
aigheannaich, gen.
aigheannach.
sing, of
aighear, -ir, s.m. Gladness,
mirth, joy. gaiety, happiness,
felicity, festivity.
Tha aighear a' bruchdadh
bhinn, thy shield like a rack
ailbhinneach, -eiche, a Flinty, sfcony. J Rocky.
failciie,** g. pi. Paving stones,
failcneach,** -ich, s.m. Pavier.
ailde, s. f. see lulleachd.
aildeachd, see ailleachd.
aildiche, see alamo.
taile,** s../. Scone. 2 Behaviour, manner*.
aile s. rn. The arc. 2 Scent, smell. 3
Wind, breeze, strength of the breeze, aile
deagh l-holaidh, an odour of sweet smell ;
trach chaidleas 's a' ghleann an t-aile,
when the air sleeps [if stil,'] in the valley ;
srdine&n gun aile, noses without the ttnsf
of smell ; droch aile, a bad swell ; tha'n
t-uile fuar, the air
'u a shuil, gladness
_ _ . _ . . ail.
It. A itjhcannach
aighearach, a. Glad, mirthful, i joyful, gay, ail-each,*
festive. 2 Odd. oglach aighearach, an odd ion.
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bursts
from his eyes ', ceol is aighear,
music and mirth ; aighear
t'oige, the joy of My! aile,* s.m.
I
yotith.
a. see dill , each.
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A.1 l-^nph *^
-eich, s. m. (lit. a stone horse) Stall*
fellow. ifleaoh, o. (aile) Airy, -well-aired. 2**Atmosd,
;./. ind. Gladness, merriment, pheric, of, or j belonging to the atmosphere*
mirthfulness, joyfulness, festiyity. 2 Odd-; air, breath, or smell. 3**Savoury. longanness.
3**Alacrity. tas a,i leach, an tttmotpheric pkenomfivm.
aighne, gen. sing, of aghann. 2**Prophet. S** -'nleach,** a. Causing'marks or impressions.
Pleader,
aileachd, s.f. ind. see aileadh.
taighneach, -niche, a. Liberal, generous,
aileadh, -eidh. s. m. se ail. Aileadh coise, a
faighnios, s.m. Pleading, reasoning, arguing, footstep.
aigh-riomhach,** s.m. Belle,
aileadh, -eidh, s.m. see aile.
aigilean, -ein, -an, s.m. Tassel. 2 Ear-ring. 3 j aileadhach, a. Pneumatic.
Toy.
| aile-bhea.thail,** (lit. vital air) Oxygen*
aigileanach, a. Hung with tassels. 2 Gaudy,
beauish.
aiginneach; "\
aigionnach, V a. see aigeannach.
aile-churach, **s.m see curach-aile.
ail-eathar, ,, eathar-aile.
aigiontach, /
aiglean, -ein, see aigilean.
aigleanach, see aigileanach.
aigue, *. /. Mind, temper, disposition. 2 Spirit,
affection, thought. 3 (AC) The bird swift. 4
(AC) Anything of aile-ghuail s, .TO. Gas.
aile-mheidh,** s.f. see meidh-Aile.
-each.** a. Barometrical.
aileag, -eig, -an, s.f. Hiccup. [Always preceded
by &rt. a>n.] Tha'n aileag orm, I have th*
hiccup.
ach, a. Causing the hiccup, hiccuppy, re-
unusually quick motion. I lating
Cho luath ri aigne nam ban baoth, as swift
to the hiccup.
ail, s.f Hiccupping. 2*Vexing.
as the thoughts of the foolish women. Is cian- ! ailean, r.p;. of ail.
ail m'aigne, sad is my mind ; lean mi le aigne
neo-ghlic, / followed with unwise affection.
aigneach, -eiche, a. (aigne) Liberal. 2 Sp
ted, lively, brisk. 3 Affectioned. 4 Otf,
belonging to mind, temper, affection, or i Keen-scented.
thought. 5**Gallant.
ic, aerial.
j
d, s. f. ind. ! Mettlesomeness, sprightli- ailear, -eir, s.m.
ness, magnanimity, cheerfulness, courage. aileas,** a. Akin
aigneadh, -idh, -idhean, s.m. see aigne.
aiguidh, gen. sing, of aileau, -ein, s.m. Green, plain, meadow. 2 Esplanade.
3 Oasis. Cath air an ailean r&dh.
a battle on the level plain.
aileanta, a. (aileadk) Fragrant, odorous. 2
Bodiless. H**Atmaspher-
Porch.
," -eis, s.m. Pleasant country.
aigneadh.
ailebeart,** -beairt, Gaelic spelling of halbert.
-ail, termination of s., changes into -eil -oil, ai'leathan, see aimh-leathan.
uil, as preceded by kindred vowels.
ail-eola*. -ais, s.m. Pneumatics
ail, gen. sing, of al. 2Jsee aill.
ail,t s. m. Mark, impression, trace. 2* Scar.
Ail do choise, the trace of
ailgheas, 4s, s.m. (ail-f gheas) Pleasure, will.
2 Power. 3 Pride, imperiousness. 4** Desire,
longing, ailgheas dhaoine, the pride of
men nach lub air ;
ailgheas na garbh ghaoith,
3*Postage-stamp.
thy foot.
fail, s.m. Mouth. 2 Rebuke. 3 Stone. 4 Request.
5 Weapon. GJRock.
ailbh,** -e, -ean, s.f. Rock, (foundation, anything
hard, solid, rigid, or immoveable (Also
ailbhinn.)
ailbheach, -bhiche, see ailbhinneach.
ailbheag, eig, -an, s. f. Ricg. 2 Ring of any
coarse metal. Ailbheagan airgid, silver
rings ; ailbheag cluais, an ear-ring.
ach, a. Full of rings, like a ring, of or
belonging to a ring.
that will not bend at the pleasure of the rough
wind ; fearann gu'r n-ailgheas, land to your
will.
ach, -aiche, a. Fastidious. 2 Proud,
haughty, imperious, arrogant. 3** Wilful,
headstrong.
achd,** see ailleasachd.
aiche, comp. of ailgheasach.
ailghios, -is, s.m, ~\
ach, a.
achd, sj.
j
ailbheiun, s.f. see ailbhinn.
iclie,
ailbhinu, st.f. Flint, stone. 2 Rock, flinty ailinde, (AC) comp of alainn.
rock. 3 Projection. 4 Precipice. An deoir aihndeacn, 'see "alainn
see ailgheas
a'silealhmar bhoinne ua b-ailbhiun, their ailincai-hd, see fclainneacbd. ailineachd mi
tears dropping an water from a projecting rock;
Ag imeavml ;tir au ailbhinn oillteil, walking
*t the dreadful precipice ; do sgiath mar ail-
na Greige, the beauteouxness of the woman of
Greece (Helen.) A.C.
ail-iunisean,** -eiu, s.m. Anemoscopa.
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