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aimbealacb 14 ainchearfc<br />
tious. 2**Repentant.<br />
achd,* sj.ind. The greatest mortification.<br />
airohealaich,* v.n. Gall, pique, vex. Air 'aimhleachadh,<br />
galled, vexed.<br />
airahealtach, see aimbealach.<br />
tahnhean,** a. Pleasant, agreeable, smooth.<br />
aimlifhebil, see ainfheoil.<br />
ahnhgheur, a. Edgeless, blunt.<br />
aimhghlic, a. Foolish, unwise.<br />
aimhghliocas, -ais, t.m. Folly.<br />
aimhi, see amaidh.<br />
Aimhinn,* *./. see amhuinn.<br />
aimhinnich,* see amhuiunich.<br />
aimhleas, -eis, s.m. Hurt, harm, mischief, disaster.<br />
2 Danger. 3 Injury. 5 Ruin, m sfortune.<br />
5 Perverseness. 6 Folly. 7 Destruction.<br />
B'esincar t'aimhleis, that would be<br />
your ruination ; ag iarraidh m'aimhleis, beiti<br />
taiminn,** a. Pleasant, agreeable, smooth.<br />
aiiuliaff, -e, -ean, *./. OonfiuioB, disorder, ca<br />
lain'ty. Is o. e, it is canfuiiun*<br />
each, o. Confusion. 2 Censing co fusion.<br />
3 Of, or perta ning to c-omusiou, 4 Mi*chievous.<br />
5 Qn irrolsome.<br />
aimrii, a. Bar. en unproductive.<br />
each,* *. /. Barren wo '.au.<br />
earbd,* g. /. in I. Barr nneaa.<br />
aimrios,** a.m. 1 to .<br />
ahnseach, see am: is ach.<br />
a'lnsg'th, a. Mitch QYJUS. 2 Impure, bawdy.<br />
3 impious, profane.<br />
eachd,. s.f.ind. Misottievousn'-'NS. 2 Im-<br />
purity.<br />
on my destruction; a' labhairt aimhleis, utter-<br />
3. Profanity, imp et y. Le tuairisgeul<br />
s le a., with slander and impnTi i<br />
y.<br />
aimsichte, a. Bold, daring, r-solute.<br />
aims dh, (for ainai-idh fut.iiid. of y. amais.<br />
ahusir, -e & -each, *. . pi.-ean, Time. 2 Season.<br />
3 Weather. A riir ua h-aim.sir<br />
a bbifcheau ann, ueoording '& the weath-r w*<br />
weai)i*r ;<br />
ing perversenest ; luchd aimhleis, vnfortunate<br />
'<br />
\ ; ni thu t' aimhleas, tkouwilt harm thy-<br />
ach. see ainneartach.<br />
aiche, see ainneartaiche.<br />
-. mhor, see ainneartmhor.<br />
aimhneirt, see ainneirt.<br />
aimluiichean (for aibhnichean) pi. of abhainn.<br />
aimhreadh, -eidh, s. m. (Jam4-r6idh) Disturbance,<br />
disagreement, confusion.<br />
, a. Wrong, disturbed, disagreeing.<br />
Tha seo air aimhreadh, this is wrong ; tha thu<br />
'g am chur air aimhreadh, you ar putting me<br />
wrong ; cuireamaid an cainnt air aimhreadh,<br />
let us confound their language.<br />
aimhreidh, gen.sing. of aimhreadh.<br />
faiinhreidhe, s. pi. Defiles, passes, straits,<br />
fastnesses. 2 Forests.<br />
faimhreis, a. Difficult, arduous.<br />
aimhreit, -e, -ean, s. f. Confusion, disorder,<br />
disagreement, contention, disturbance.<br />
each, -eiche, a. Quarrelsome, litigious,<br />
contentious. 2 Of, or belonging to a quarrel<br />
or disturbance. 3 Entangled. Maille ri<br />
innaoi aimhreitich, along with a quarrelsome<br />
woman.<br />
airnareiteachd,* 8. /. ind. Degree of disorder,<br />
confusion, or quarrelsomeness.<br />
aiuihreith, see aimhreit.<br />
aimhreitich, v.a. Confound, entangle, put<br />
through other. Entwine as thread.<br />
taimhriar, ,s-.m. Mismanagement.<br />
aimhriochd, a.m. Disguise, concealment.<br />
ach, a. Assuming a false figure.<br />
aimid, ./. see amaid.<br />
each, see amaideach.<br />
eachd, s.f. seo amaideachd.<br />
almideag, see amaideag.<br />
aimisichte, see aimsicnte.<br />
may haot ; a. nhailliDnnach, stwniy<br />
aimhleasach, -aiche, o. Hurtful. 2 Unfortunate.<br />
3 Mischievous. 4 Ruinous. 5 Foolish.<br />
6 Imprudent. 7 Destructive. Nithe aimhleasach,<br />
mischievous things.<br />
aimhleasachd, s. f. ind. Condition or state of<br />
being unfortunate. 2 Mischievousn ss. 3<br />
Ruinousness. 4 Imprudence. 5 Foolishness.<br />
aiinhleasaiche, comp. of a. aimhleasach.<br />
aimhleasg, o. Lazy,;indolent, inactive, drowsy,<br />
sluggish.<br />
aimhieathan, -aine, a. Narrow, straight, ti^ht.<br />
Is aimhieathan an t-slighe, narrow in the u ay.<br />
aimhleathanachd,* s.f.ind. Narrowness, straitness,<br />
tightness<br />
aimhleisge,** s. a. bhreajiii, fin- weather ; a. a' gheamhraidh,<br />
the winter aeaiun ; a. au earraioh, the spring<br />
season ; a. au t-sarahraidh, thu "vmmer s>>asoni<br />
a. au fho-'-;ha>raidh, the-}>ai"v*s<br />
f. Laziness, indolence, inactivity,<br />
drowsiness, sluggishness.<br />
aimhne, (for aibhne) gen. sing, of abhainn.<br />
aimhneach, -eiche, see aibhneach.<br />
aimhneart, -eirt, see ainneart.<br />
f season; a. fogod**Respeci;ful. T*uirghiol ain, thy respectful<br />
speech.<br />
tainhheach, a. Manifold, abundant. -- ,** s.m. Drone bee. 2 Much rain.<br />
3* see aiufhiach.<br />
aiubheart,* -bheirt, *. /. Misdeed,<br />
tainbheil, s. f. Impudence, rudeness, imperti-<br />
nent language. 2 Stinginess.<br />
t -- eacn, a. Impudent, rude. 2 Stingy.<br />
ainbheus, -a, -an, s.m. Immorality, dishonesty,<br />
want of virtue.<br />
-ach, -aiche, a. Immoral, dishonest,<br />
vicious.<br />
tainbhfeile, see ainbheil.<br />
ainbhfheas, see aiufhios.<br />
tainbijfheileach, a. see ainbheileach.<br />
ainbhfheoil, see ainfheoil.<br />
ainbhfhiach, -eich, -an, see ainfhiach.<br />
fainbhfhiosach, ..Rude, ignorant, headstrong,<br />
resentful.<br />
fainbhidh,** s. f. Rainy weather.<br />
ainbhios,* see ainfhios.<br />
ainbhith, see ainmhidh..<br />
--each, -eiche, a. Stormy, tempestuous.<br />
2 Violent, passionate, see onfhadhach.<br />
ainbith, a. (tan+bith, un-world-likf) Odd,<br />
extraordinary.<br />
faincheard, -cheirde, s.m. Buffoon, ingenious<br />
fellow, imposter. 2 Buffoonery, low jesting.<br />
-- ach, -aiche, a. .<br />
, -, Jocose, humorous,<br />
jesting, buffoon-like, merry.<br />
t--- see aincheard.<br />
,<br />
aincheardach. a. **Like a buffoon, of, or belonging<br />
to a buffoon, or buffoonery. 2 Ingenious.<br />
aincbeart,** a. Unjust, iniquitous. -- ,* .oheirt .. Prank, trick, i In-
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