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ATHCHUMNACHADII
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ATIISGRIOBHADH
Athcheumn'achadh, a'-chyam-nach-A, n.
•n. retracing ; recapitulating.
Athchlaox, à-chlàon', v. relapseinto error,
deviate a second time.
Athchlaoxadh, a-chlaon'-l, tu m. re-
lapsing into error, a second deviation.
Athchog, a-chog', v. rebel. Ml.
ATHCHoisicH,à-ch6sh'-èch, v. travel again,
retrace, repass.
Athchomai.v, a-chòm'-an', n. f. a second
obligation ; recompense, retaliation, re-
quital. D. D.
Athchomhairle, a.chov"-url'-à, n. f. a.
second thought, a second advice.
Athchomhairmch, a-choY'-url-èch, v.
re-advise, re-admonish.
Athchomhairlichte, à-ch6v"-urr-èch-
tyà, re-ad%'ised, re-admonished.
Athchostus, à-chòst'-us, n. m. after-cost
Athchro.vaich, à-chròn'-èch, v. rebuke
a second time.
Athchruinxich, à-chrùèn'-nyèch, t;. re-
gather, re-assemble, re-unite, rally as an
army.
Athchrui.vxichte. à-chrùèn'-nyècht-tyà,
p. re-assembled, gathered again, rallied.
Athchruth, à-chru', n.f. change of form
or appearance, transformation.
Athcurlthachadh, à-chrù'-àch-S, n. m.
regeneration, transformation ; p. recreat-
ing, regenerating, transforming.
Athchrlthaich, à-chru'-èch, v. recreate,
transform, regenerate.
Athchl'imhxe, à-chùèv"-nyà, n.f. recol-
lection, remembrance.
ATHcmiMHXicH, à-chùev'-nyèch, v. re-
collect, remember, put in mind a second
time.
Athcmuimirich, à-chùèm'-èr'-èeh, i'. pare
a second time, pare minutely.
Athchl'.m, à'-chùm, v. shape a second
time ; keep a second time. D.
Athchcmadh, a-chum'-A, ?i. /. transfor-
mation; p. transform, reshape. B.
Athchuxx, à-chunn', v. reshape, shape a-
new ; fransform. Islay.
Athdhealbh, a'-yhyàl-uv, v. transform.
Athdhealbhadh, a-yhyàl'-uv-X, n. m.
transformation, changing the shape. H.
Athdheaxadach, à-yhòn'-ad-àch, a. itin-
erant, circumlocutory. H.
Athdhioghail, à'.yhù-èl, v. retaliate, re-
venge, recompense evil for evil.
Athdhioghladh, a-yhu'-U, n. m. retalia-
tion, retribution, evil for evil ; p. re-
venge a second time.
Athdhioghaltach, a-yhùU'-tach, a. re-
vengeful, vindictive ; retributive.
Athdhiol, a-yheul', v. repay.
Athdhioladh, à-yhèul'-i, n. m. requital.
Athdhuix, a-yhùn', v. reshut.
Athdhbuid, a'-yhruj, v, reshut.
Athdhudlachadh, à-yhùb'-làch-À, «. m,
redoubling, reduplication.
Athdhiblaich, à.ghùb'-lèeh, v. redouble,
Athfhas, à'-às, n. m. aftergrowth.
Athfhuaraich, à-ùàr'-èch, t'. recool.
ATHFHUASGLAnH, a'-ùàsg-li, n. m. releas-
ing or untying a second time ; ransom.
Athghamhxach, à-ghav'-nàch, n.f. a cow
two years without a calf. H. S.
Athghix, à'-ghèn, t'. regenerate, produce a
second time.
Athghixeu.mhixn, a-ghèn'-uv-èn, n.f. re-
generation, reproduction. H.
Athghlac, a-ghlachg", v. retake, appre-
hend a second time.
Athghlax, à'-ghlàn, v. recleanse, polish,
purify ; athghlanta, recleansed.
Athghoirrid, a'-ghaorr-èj, n. f. a short
road, way, or method ; a. short-temper-
ed ; tha e athghaoirrid, he is short-tert-
pered.
Athiarr, à'-èàrr, v. seek or search a second
time.
Athiarrtas, a'-earr-tas, n. m. a repetition
in prayer; a second searching or seek-
ing. B.
Athlathachadh, a'-la-ach-i, n.m. procras-
tinating ; procrastination ; atlUathaich,
procrastinate. H. S.
Athleagh, à'-lyaa, v. remelt.
Athleasachadh, à'-llàs2-aeh-i, n. m. and
p. reformation, amendment, B. ; second
dunging.
Athleasaich, a-llas'2-èch, v. remend, re-
form, ameliorate, correct, re-dung.
Athloisg, a'-lòèshg, i'. re-burn.
Athlorgaich, a-Uorg'-èch, v. retrace.
Athmhalairt, à-vhàl'-àrt', re-exchange;
n. f. a second exchange or bargain.
Athxeartachadh, a-nnert'-aeh-A, n. m.
re-strengthening, recruiting strength, re-
inforcing.
Athxeartaich, a.nnèrt'-èch, v. re-
strengthen, recruit, get new strength.
Athxuadhachadh, à-nùa'-àch-A, n. m. re-
novation, renewal ; tre athnuadhadh
bhur n-inntiuu, by the renewing of your
minds.
Athxuadhaich, à'-nnùa-èch, v. renew ; air
chor a's gu'n athmiadhaichear t-òige, so
that thy youth is renewed. B. H.
Aththill, à'-hyèll, v. return. B.
Athreitich, à'-rra-tyèch, v. disentangle.
Aithroixx, à'-rraoèn, v. subdivide.
Athsgriobh, à-skrèv', v. transcribe, copy;
a dh' athsgriobh daoine Heseriah righ
lùda, which the men of Hesekiah king of
Judah copied.
Athsgriobiiadair, à-skrèv'-à-dar', n. m.
a transcriber, one that copies.
Athsgriobhadh, a'-skiev-A, n. m. a tran.
script, a copy ; p. transcribing.