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AIRSIDEACH S
AlRSlDEitii, ar'-shèj-ach, a. unanimous. 1
AiRSNEAL, arsh-, or àrs'-nyal, n. m. drow-
siness ; languor, depression of spirits ;
sadness; heaviness.
AiRSNEALACH, àrsh'.nyal-ach, a. lieavy,
sad, drowsy, depressed, melancholy.
AiRSNEALAcnD,àrsh'.nyal-achg, n.f. drow-
siness, sadness, melancholy sadness.
Air son, ar'.son', pre. for, on account of,
for the sake of; air son nam firean, fur
the sake of the righteous; air mo shonsa,
/or me.
Airtneal, arty"-nyal. fiee Airsneal.
Ais, ash, Ti. m. back ; this word is never
used but in composition : air t-ais, back,
stand back; backicards ; thainig e air
'ais, he returned, he came back ; thainig i
air a h-ais, she returned.
AiscHEiMiCH, ash'-chàm-èch, v. retire,
withdraw, back, go backwards. H. 5.
AisDE, èshj'.à, pr. pre. out of her, or it.
AiSEAG, ash'.ug, n. m. ferry ; passage ;
thar an ajjfig, crosi the ferry; fhuair e
an t-aiseag a nasgaidh, he got his passage
gratis, or free.
AiSEAL, ash'-ul, n.f. an axle-tree; fun,
jollity. Arm. ; tarrunn aisil, linch-pin.
AiSEiRiGH, àsh'-àr'-è, n. f. resurrection,
rising again, aiseirigh nam marbh, ttie
resurrection of the dead. Bible.
AlsiG, ash'-èg, v. ferry over, restore, trans-
fer; aisigidh e, he ivi'l restore, B. ; aisig
dhomh gàirdeachas do shlàinnte, restore
unto me the joy of thy salvation ; aisigte,
ferried; restored.
AisiNN, àsh'-ènn, n.f. a rib, a dream.
AisiNNLEACHD, ash-ènn'-lyachg, n. /. a
wicked contrivance, a wicked strata-
gem.
AlsiNNLEACHDACH, àsh-emi'-lyachg-ach,
a. crafty, plotting, mischievous.
Aisir, ash'-er, a. defile, a path.
AistEAR, ash'-lyar', n. m. spring-tide.
Aisling, ash'-lyeng, n.f. a dream. B.
AlSLiNGicHE,àsh'.lyèng-ech-à, a. dreamer.
AisLiNN, ash'-lyenn, n.f. a dream, a vi-
sion—a second generation, lit. Islay.
AisLiNNEACH, ash'-lyen'-ach, a. visionary.
AisLiNNicHE, ash'-lyèn-èch-à, n. c. dream-
er.
AiSNEACH, ash'.nyach, a. ribbed.
Ait, àty', a. glad, happy, joyful; odd,
funny ; òlach ait, an odd, or funny fd-
low.
Aite, at/.a, n- m. a place, a situation;
aite comhnuidh, a dwelling-place; aite
suidhe, a seat.
AiTEACH, aty'-ach, n. m. agriculture, farm-
ing, cultivation of the land ; ri à it each ,
cultivating, farming ; an inhabitant ; tha
aitich innse-torrain fo gheilt, the inha-
iitants of Inistore are in terror, S. H.;
AITHK
a habitation ; air neul am bheil an dit-
each fuar, on a cloud, is their cold h/ibi
tation. Oss. H.
AiTEACHAnH, àty"-ach-X, p. cultivating,
improving; ag àiteachadh an f hcarainn,
improving, or cultivating the land.
AiTEACHAS, àty"-ach.us, n. m. a colony ;
colonising; ri atteachas, improving waste
land.
AiTEAL, àty"-àll, n. m. a glimpse; fhuair
mi fli/raidheth, I got a glimpse of him ; a
sprinkling ; aileal mine, a sprinkling of
meal ; a slight breeze ; aitealaa earraich ;
the fanning breeze of spring, Oss. ; a
tinge ; aiteal an òir, the tinge of gold,
10. ; juniper; craobh aiteil, a juniper
tree, B. ; In. Is. craobh iubhair ; dearcan
aiteil, na dearcan iubhair, juniper ber-
AiTEALACH, aty"-all-ach, a in glimpses ;
relating to juniper; in slight breezes.
AiTEAM, àty"-um, n.f. a tribe, a people.
In the islands, a wicked set of people.
.'ViTEAMii, aty"-uv, n. m. a thaw; v. thaw;
tha e *g aiteamh, it is thawing.
AiTEANN, àty"-unn, n. m. juniper. Arm.
AiTEAR, à'-tyur2, n. m. a husbandman.
AiTEARACHD, à'-tyur2-achg, n./. agricul-
ture.
AiTEAS, aty"-us, TO.m. joy ; gladness; fun,
oddness; taiteas, your oddness ; aileas
an siiil Ghorm-alluinn, gladness in the
eye ofGormallin, 0. A. ; a chuireas aiteas
orm, that will make me glad, Sm. ; aiteas
air na sleibhte uaine, joy on the green
mountains, 0. A.
AiTH, àèch, n, f. a kiln ; adh aoil, a lime
kUn. Is.
AiTHEAMH, àe'-uv, a. fathom ; fichead
aiiheamh, twenty fathoms.
AiTHEAMHAicH, àè'-uv-èch, i>. fathom.
AiTHEORNACH, à'-èòm-ach, n. m. land
where barley was the last crop.
AiTHGHEARR, à'-ghyàrr, a. soon, brief;
short ; short-tempered ; tha e aithghearr,
he is short-tempered ; sgaoil sinn cho
aithghearr, we dispersed sosoon, 5 ; n.f.
short time, or way ; ann an aithghearr,
in a short time ; so an aithghearr, this it
the short way, or road ; short method,
or abridgement.
AiTHiNN, af-'-èn', n. m. fire-brand (leus). B.
AiTHis, àe'-èsh, n.f. a reproach, check, B.;
a fit means to do evil. Islay.
AiTHLis, àl'-èsh, V. imitate, mimic, n.f.
mimicry ; reproach, disgrace. M. L.
AlTHLisEACii, al'-èsh-ach, a. imitative.
AiTnN, any', n.f a circle; cirtn an latha,
broad day-ligitt. Seefaithne.
A iTHN, any', ?i. command, order, bid, en-
join : dh' àìlhn an tigheam, the Lord
commanded, enjoined, &c