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AGHAIBEACH
AIGHEARACHD
Aghaibeach, aò'-èbb-aeh, a. persevering,
industrious, indefatigable.
Aghaibeachd, aò'-èbb-achg, n.f. industry,
perseverance, indefatigability.
Aghaiob, aògh'-è, and ao'-e, n. / face,
countenance, visage ; reproach : thug e
'n aghaidk air, he reproached him ; an
aghaidh a chèile, against each other,
contrary, opposed, at war; am aghaidh,
against me; theirig air faghaidh', go for-
ward; cuit na. 'aghaidh, oppose, thirurt
him ; cuir na h-aghaidh, oppose tier ;
aghaidh ri aghaidh, face to face.
Aghan:^, ao'-unn, n. m. frjitig-pan ; 2. a
goblet, a pan of any kind. H. S.
Aghastar, ao'-star, n. m. a horse halter. P.
Acirs, a'-ghus, and ag'-gus, covj. and.
Aha, à'hà I inter, aha !
AiBHEis, ev'-èsh, n.f a place full of fai-
ries ; a sea or ocean ; a great quantity ;
the air, or atmosphere ; an aihheis uile
Ian bhòchdan, the whole atmosphere full
of goblins. Rd.
AiBHEisEACH, èv'-èsh-ach, a. enomaous,
incredible, vast.
AiBHEiSEACHD, ev'esh-achg, n.f. enormi-
ty, incredibility, exaggeration.
AiBHEisEACHADH, èv'-èsh-ach-A, p. exag-
gerating from envious motives; n. m.
exaggeration.
AiBHEisicH, ev'-èsh-èch, t). exaggerate from
envious motives.
AiBHisT, iv'-èsht, n.f. an old ruin, 12.
AiBHisTEAR, iv'-èsht-ar2, n. m. the devil.
AiBHiSTEAUACHD, iv'-èsht-ar-achg, n. f.
demonism, the conduct of a devil.
AiBHLiTiR, iv'-lIcUur2, n.f. the alphabet,
an A, B, C. Ir.
AiBHSE, ev'-èsh, n.f. a spectre, bòchdan.
AlBlDEAL, i'-bèj-al, n.f. the alphabet.
AiBiDEALACH, I'-bej-al-ach, a. alphabetical.
Aic', AicE, AiCE-SE, echg, echg'-a, echg'.
à-shà, pr. and pro. fern, in her posses-
sion, with her, in her ; her, or hers ; an
tigh aice-se, her house ; tha e aice-se, she
has it in her possession.
AlCHEADH, aech'-i, n. m. denial, refusal ;
se 'n t-àicheadh maith dara poing is
f hearr 'san lagh, a strenuous denial is the
best point in law.
AlcHEAMHAiL, àech'-uv.al, n. f. vengeance,
reprisals ; na bheireadh aicheamhail
duibh, that ivould malce reprisals. M.
AicHEiDH, àèch'-j, V. deny, refuse, dis-
avow, renounce ; dh' àicheidh e 'chreid-
irah, he renounced or denied his religion.
AiDEACHADH, àj'-ach-i, n. m. confession,
acknowledgment, avowal ; p. acknow-
ledging, confessing, avawing ; ag aid-
eachadh a chionta, confessing his sin,
AiDEACiiAiL, aj-ach-al, a. affirmatcrv, ne-
iiitent, confessing.
AiDH, àè, n. m. and n.f. a guest, a stran-
ger, i.
AiDHEACHD, àè'-achg, hospitalit>'.
AinHMHiLLTEACH, ai'-vhcl^.tyach, n. m. a
beast that steals from the pasture to fetd
on the growing com.— Sk: a spendthrift.
AiDicH, àj'-èch, ?'. confess, acknowledge,
avow; dh' aidich e, he confessed.
AiDicHTE, àj'-èchtyà, pt. confessed, ac-
knowledged, owned, admitted, allowed.
AiDMHEiL, àj'-val, n.f. confession, profes-
sion, persuasion, religious belief; de 'n
aidmheil a thae leantuinn, what religious
belief, or persuasion doeshe follow, or pro-
fess ? V. believe, profess, confess, ad-
mit.
AiDMHEiLEACH, aj'-vull-ach, a. acquies-
cent, forthcoming ; bithidh mise aid-
mheileach dhuitse, / will be responsible to
you, or acquiescent.
AiDMHEiLEACHD, aj'-vall-achg, n. f. ac-
quiescence, responsibility; acknowledg-
ment
AiDMHEiLicHE, aj'-vàU-èch-à, n. m. a pro-
fessor, one that follows some creed.
AiFRioXN,'eff-runn, n. m. a chapel, (Rach,)
mass. Irish.
AiG, egg, pres. at, near, near to, close by,
in possession; aig baile, at home; aig
na dorsaibh, at the doors ; on account of,
for, aig meud aigheir, on account of his
excessive Joy ; in possession ; bh' aig
duine àraid dithist mhac, a certain man
had two sons ; tha dithist aige, he has
two ; cha'n 'tU mir aige, he has not a
particle.
AiGEAL, aeg'-al, n. m. the bottom of the
sea, the deep ; thuit m' aigne 'san aigeal,
my mind sunk into the bottom, into tiie
abyss. Sk.
AiGEALAcH, àeg'-al-ach, n. m. asounder. 1.
AiuEAN, aeg'-an', n. m. the sea; an abyss;
na shuidhe air an aigein dhorcha thi-
ugh, sitting on the dark misty deep ;
grunnd an aigein, the bottom of the a-
byss. Si.
AlGEA.VNACH, àèg'-ann-ach, n. f. a self-
willed boisterous female ; a. self-willed,
stubborn, mulish, uncontrollable.
,4iGEANNACHD, àeg'-anu-achtì, n. f. stub-
bornness, a turbulent disposition. Is.
AiGEANTA, àèg'-ann-ta, a. self-willed.
AiGEANTAcn, àèg'-annt-ach, n.f. a turbu-
lent female; a. stubborn, mulish.
AiGEANTACHD. Sfc Aigcanuachd.
AiGHEAR, ae'- or I-ghur", 7i. m. joy; exul
tation, gladness, mirth, happiness.
AiGHEARACH, aC'-ghurr'-ach, a. exulting,
joyous, gay, happy ; odd, òlach aighear-
ach, an oddfellow.
AiGHEARAcnn, àè'-ghur'-achg, tu /. glad-
ness, merriment, mirthfulness; oddness.