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asg corp-shnasaidli, eòlas-corp-gliearraidh. 3. the
act of dividing any thing : gearradh as a cheile.
4. the body stripped of its integuments, a skele-
ton : creubhag lom, corp lora-chnàimheach. 5.
a thin meagre person : cnàimhean loma, duine gun
fheòil.
Akcestor, s. Fear-sinnsireachd, sean-athair, sinn-
sear.
Ancestral, ad;'. Sean-atharail, sinnsireil.
Ancestry,*. I. Lineage, a series of ancestors:
sinusireachd. 2. the honour of descent, birth :
teachd o shean, gineamhuinn uasal, urram sinnsir-
eachd.
Anchor, «. 1. A heavy iron for mooring vessels :
acair-luinge, greimiche-luinge. 2. any thing which
confers stability, or security : acair. 3. the chape
of a buckle : greimiche.
Anchor, v. a. et n. 1. Cast anchor, lie at anchor :
tilg acair, luidh air acair, leag acair. 2. stop at,
rest on : stad air acair, luidh air acair, greiraich air.
3. place at anchor : acraich, tilg acair. 4. fix
on : acraich air, greimich fi.
Anchorable, adj. Acarsaideach, 's am bheil ionad
acrachaidh.
Akchor-hold, s. Greim-acaire.
Anchor-SìMith, s. Gobha acraichean, fear-dèanaimh
acraichean.
Anchorage, s. 1. The hold of the anchor : greira-
acaire, acarsaid. 2. set of anchors belonging to a
ship : acraichean. 3. duty paid for the liberty of
anchoring in a port : cùin acarsaid, cis calaidh.
Anchored, adj. 1. Held by the anchor : acraichte
greimichte le acair, air acair, cumta air acair. 2.
shaped like an anchor, forked, spoken of a serpent :
gòbhlach, da-mheurach. 3. (anchored) in heral-
dry : air chumachd-acaire, coltach ri acair.
Anchoress, s. Ban-mhanach aonai-anach.
Anchoret, \ «. Manach aonaranach, manach fàs-
Anchorite, j aich.
Anciency, X. See Ancienty.
Ancient, a(// 1. Old, not modern : scan, aosmhor,
cian air ais. 2. of long duration : sean, aosda.
3. past, former : o shean, o chein.
Ancient, s. 1. Ancients opposed to the moderns :
na sean daoine, na seanairean, fir o 'n aimsir
chein. 2. old men : aosd-fhir, sean-daoine, fir
aosmhor.
Ancient, s. 1. Flag of a ship, and formerly of a
regiment : bratach, meirghe, suaicheantas. 2. the
bearer of a tlag : fear-brataich, fear-giùlain na
meirghe.
Anciently, adv. O cheann fada, o shean, an cein.
Ancientness, s. Seanachd, aosmhorachd.
Ancientry, s. 1. The honour of ancient lineage :
sean uaisle, seanachd dreama. 2. the character or
imitation of antiquity : cleachdadh sinnsireachd,
cleachdadh nan aithrichean.
Ancienty, «. Cian aimsir, sean ùine.
Ancillary, adj. Fritheilteach.
Ancle, s. See Ankle.
Ancome, s. Guirean gagach.
And, CO»*/". 1. The particle by wliich sentences or
char.
brisd-
terms are joined : agus, is, 's. 2. though : gidh-
eadh. 3. and if: agus ma.
Andabatism, s. Doille, neo-chinntcachd.
Androgenal, ad/. Firionn-boirionn.
Androgene, s. Neach firionn-boirionn.
Androgenous, adj. See Androgenal.
Androgynus, s. Neach firionn-boirionn. -
Androtomy, s. Corp-ghearradh.
Anecdote,*. 1. Something yet unpublished: ùr-
sgeul, mion-sgeul, sgeula bheag. 2. a biographi-
cal incident : cunntas beag rau, sgeula bheag.
Anecdotical, adj. Ùr-sgeulach, làn iiaigheachdan.
Anele, v. a. Cuir ola-bhàis air, cuir ungadh deir-
eannach air.
Anemography, s. Gaoth-eolas.
Anemometer, s. Uidheam-thomhaisneartnagaoithe,
gaoth-mheidh.
AnEUT, prep. 1. Concerning, about : mu, muthim-
chioll, nm dheighinn, a thaobh. 2. over-against :
mu chomhair, mu choinneamh.
fwNs,}^-Calg.
Aneurism, s. Galar-cuisle, taoraadh-fola ann an
cuisle le 'n atar i.
Anew, adv. 1. Over again, another time : a fis, as
ùr, uair eile, an dara h-uair. 2. newly, in a new
manner : as ùr, air mhodh eile.
Anfractuose, ) adj. Brisdeach, lùbach, làti
Anfractuous, J Ian thionndaidhean.
Anfractuousness, s. Liibachd, fiarachd,
eachd, caime.
Anfracture, s. Tionndadh, lùbadh, fiaradh.
Angariation, s. Oidheirp, stri, deuchainn.
Angel, s. 1. Originally a messenger : aingeal,
teachdair nèamhaidh. 2. in a bad sense : ain-
geal dorchadais. 3. a man of God : teachdair o
Dhia, duine le Dia. 4. for a beautiful person :
aingeal, àilleagan. 5. a messenger of any kind :
teachdair. 6. a piece of money: bonn-airgid,
luach deich tasdain.
Angel, adj. Air dhreach aingil.
Angelically, adv. Air mhodh aingil.
Angelic, adj. See Angelical.
Angelica, s. Lus nam buadh.
Angelical, adj. 1. Resembling angels: coltach
ri aingeal. 2. partaking of the nature of angels :
nèamhaidh, aig am bheil inntinn mar aingeal. 3.
belonging to angels, suiting their nature : freagarr-
ach do dh'ainglibh.
Angelicalness,*. Co-shamlachas ri ainghbh nèamh-
aidh.
Angelot, s. 1. A musical instrument : inneal-ciuil
coltach fi clàrsach. 2. a gold coin : bonn oir
dheich tasdan. 3. cheese so called : seòrsa càise.
Anger, *. I. Uneasiness or discomposure of the
mind : fearg, corruich, mi-thlachd. 2. pain, or
smart of a sore : cràdh, teinnteachd, plan.
Anger, v. a. 1. Make angry, provoke : feargaich
cuir corruich air, brosnuich gu feirg. 2. make
painful : cràdh, teinntich, plan.
Angerness, s. Feargachd, teinnteachd.
Angle, s. 1. The space intercepted between two