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FACLAIE.
dbhach, sportive, playful; na
h-abhaich, 2192, merry maids.
abhachd, 1261, sport, frolic.
tibhaist, f., (1) 6917, &c., custom,
practice ; abhaissi acaib nach
faccarmr ocus nach cualamar
do d&nam do ddinib reomaib
riam ; ye have practices that
we have never seen or heard
being done by men before
you—Acall. line 6110 ; (2)
dwelling place : an larach an
robh a. do sheanar, T. 145;
chaidh m’a. an d'wsg orm
roimh thim ; M. C. 69; a
aibhist fhuar, gun tuar gun
dreach, S. 297; compare
O. N. dvist, f., abode; ( (1) is
ctbhais in Lewis).
abhall, m., 3497, 4468, 6879, an
apple tree ; a chief.
acaid, f., 515, 1842, 4351, a
pain, stitch.
acarachd, f., 3942, gentleness,
mildness.
acartha, 4473, kindly, indulgent.
acfhuinn (acuinn), 2146, f., equip¬
ment, tools, harness; -each,
well equipped, potent. O. Ir,
accmaing, instrument, appara¬
tus, means; ad and cumang,
power, ability.
achd, m., 5468, an act, law,
decree ; Lat. actum,
achdaidh, 2245, gu h-achdaidh,
assuredly.
ach gu, 6231, ach gu faigheam has,
if only I may find death ; Ir.
achl go, provided that.
adharc, f., 5270, a horn, shot-
horn ; ad and arc, defend, as
in teasairg; Lat. arc-eo.
ctgh, 2681, good fortune, pros¬
perity ; 1245 lochran aigh,
lamp of welfare, 4591 Clann
Domhnaill an aigh, the victori¬
ous Clann Donald; 4540, an
ainm an aigh, in the name of
good fortune ; often ironical
1056, acarsaid an aigh, a fine
anchorage, indeed ! (In modern
dgh the meanings of early dd,
success, good fortune, and dg,
battle, valour, fall together).
dghmhor, 1087, 2838, 2869, brave,
martial, victorious ; 4308, dim
a., magnificent fortress.
aiceachd, f., 4484, a lesson, guid¬
ance ; Lat. acceptum.
aideachadh, 4954, act of confess¬
ing, declaring aloud ; clear
utterance (of music).
aidmheil, 4422, see aideachadh.
aigeal, m., 245, 5141, the deep ;
by-form of aigeann from Lat.
oceanus.
aigeannach, 3798, 5082, spirited,
mettlesome ; by-form aigeannt-
ach, 3038 ; aigne.
aighear, m., 6294, mirth joy ; is
sean fhocal i nGaedheilg
“ tailliur aerach ” ; Lat. aer,
the air.
aigne, m., 1391, 4231, mind, spirit.
dilean, m., 270, a green.
dilgheas, dilleas, m., 3430, will,
will, pleasure ; dil, will, and
geas, from guidhe.
dbhach, sportive, playful; na
h-abhaich, 2192, merry maids.
abhachd, 1261, sport, frolic.
tibhaist, f., (1) 6917, &c., custom,
practice ; abhaissi acaib nach
faccarmr ocus nach cualamar
do d&nam do ddinib reomaib
riam ; ye have practices that
we have never seen or heard
being done by men before
you—Acall. line 6110 ; (2)
dwelling place : an larach an
robh a. do sheanar, T. 145;
chaidh m’a. an d'wsg orm
roimh thim ; M. C. 69; a
aibhist fhuar, gun tuar gun
dreach, S. 297; compare
O. N. dvist, f., abode; ( (1) is
ctbhais in Lewis).
abhall, m., 3497, 4468, 6879, an
apple tree ; a chief.
acaid, f., 515, 1842, 4351, a
pain, stitch.
acarachd, f., 3942, gentleness,
mildness.
acartha, 4473, kindly, indulgent.
acfhuinn (acuinn), 2146, f., equip¬
ment, tools, harness; -each,
well equipped, potent. O. Ir,
accmaing, instrument, appara¬
tus, means; ad and cumang,
power, ability.
achd, m., 5468, an act, law,
decree ; Lat. actum,
achdaidh, 2245, gu h-achdaidh,
assuredly.
ach gu, 6231, ach gu faigheam has,
if only I may find death ; Ir.
achl go, provided that.
adharc, f., 5270, a horn, shot-
horn ; ad and arc, defend, as
in teasairg; Lat. arc-eo.
ctgh, 2681, good fortune, pros¬
perity ; 1245 lochran aigh,
lamp of welfare, 4591 Clann
Domhnaill an aigh, the victori¬
ous Clann Donald; 4540, an
ainm an aigh, in the name of
good fortune ; often ironical
1056, acarsaid an aigh, a fine
anchorage, indeed ! (In modern
dgh the meanings of early dd,
success, good fortune, and dg,
battle, valour, fall together).
dghmhor, 1087, 2838, 2869, brave,
martial, victorious ; 4308, dim
a., magnificent fortress.
aiceachd, f., 4484, a lesson, guid¬
ance ; Lat. acceptum.
aideachadh, 4954, act of confess¬
ing, declaring aloud ; clear
utterance (of music).
aidmheil, 4422, see aideachadh.
aigeal, m., 245, 5141, the deep ;
by-form of aigeann from Lat.
oceanus.
aigeannach, 3798, 5082, spirited,
mettlesome ; by-form aigeannt-
ach, 3038 ; aigne.
aighear, m., 6294, mirth joy ; is
sean fhocal i nGaedheilg
“ tailliur aerach ” ; Lat. aer,
the air.
aigne, m., 1391, 4231, mind, spirit.
dilean, m., 270, a green.
dilgheas, dilleas, m., 3430, will,
will, pleasure ; dil, will, and
geas, from guidhe.
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| Description | Specimens of Gaelic poetry, 1550-1900 / [edited by] William J. Watson. |
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| Description | A collection of over 400 items published by An Comunn Gàidhealach, the organisation which promotes Gaelic language and culture and organises the Royal National Mòd. Dating from 1891 up to the present day, the collection includes journals and newspapers, annual reports, educational materials, national Mòd programmes, published Mòd literature and music. |
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