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ARDUACHDRAN
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AnDiTACHDRAX, àrii'-ùàchg'-ran, n. m. a
chief ruler or sovereign.
Arduachhanachd, àrd-ùachg'-ran-achg, n.
/. supreme rule or authority.
Ardughdarbas, àrd'-ù'^ìdàr-us, tu to. full
authority, discretionary power.
Arfuntaich, ar'-funt-èch, v. disinlierit,
dispossess, forfeit.
.».RGABRACH, àr'-gàrr-ach, n. m. claim-
ant.
ARGUMAin, àrg'-um-àj, n.f.an argument,
a motive, a reason ; lionainn mo bheul
le h^rgamaidibh, I wouldJUl my mouth
with arguments. B.
Argumaideach, àrg'-um-àj-àch, a. argu-
mentative, fond of arguments, prone to
argue.
.Argumaidich, àrg'-um-àj-èch, v. argue,
reason, debate ; foil.
A RiTHisT, à'-rrè-èsht, j^ ^^^ ^ ^^^^
A Ris, a-resh, )
time.
Ar LEAM, har'-lyam ; I should think— more
correctly, their team.
Arlogh, àr'-lao, n. m. harvest-home, /.
feisd an arloigh. Arm.
Arm, arm, n. m. a weapon; the anny ;
sgian, arm a bu mhiann leis, knife, a
weapon he was fond of, A.; tha e 'san
arm, he is in the army, chaidh e do'n
arm, he joined the army ; v. oil or grease,
wool, ag armadh na h-olla, anointing or
grrasing the ivool.
Armagh, arm'-ach, a. mailed, covered
with armour; gach gaisgeach armach,
every mailed hero, Sm. Ar. ; a warrior;
labhair an dubh armach, the dark war.
rior spoke. Sg.
Armachd, arm'-achg, n.f. armour; arms;
nigh iad an armachd, they washed their
armour; armachd an t-soluis, tlie armour
of light. Bible.
Armadh, àrm'-i, n. m. oil or grease for
anointing wool ; p. anointing or greasing
wool.
Abmaich, àrm'-èch, v. clothe with armour;
gird on arms; armaichihh iihh ièin, arm
yourselves, B. ; armaichte, armed, cloth-
ed with armour.
Ar.mailt, àrm'-aèlf, n. m. an army; ann
an armailt, in an army. Bib'e.
.\R-HAiLTEACH, ann'-àÈlt-àch, a. belonging
to an army ; having great armies.
Armchaismeachd, àrm-chàih'-màchg,n./.
an alarm of battle.
Armchleasach, àrm<;hla^-ach, a. expert
in military exercise.
Armchliseach, arra'-chlèsh-ach, a. expert
in battle.
Arm-coise, àrm-kòsh'-à, n. m. infantry.
Arm-oilean, arm-ul'-an', n. m, military
discipline; drilling.
Armta, arm'-t>à, p. oiled, greased as. wooU
Armthaisg, arm'-haèshg, n. m. an armou-
ry ; a military magazine, arm thigh.
Armun, arm'-munn, n. m. a hero, a war-
rior; air slios an armuinn, on the war-
rior's side. 0. S.
Aros, ar'-us, n. m. habitation, house ; an
loisgear aros nam Fiann, shall the habi-
tation of the Fingaiians be burnt 'i
Ahosach, at'-us-ach, a. habitable.
Arpag, arp'-ag, n.f. a harpy.
Arpag, arp'-ag, a triangular cake. Is.
Arrabhalach, àrr'-à-vàll-àeh, n. m. a
traitor ; a treacherous fellow ; a person
that conceals himself in a house to bear
away tidings.
Arrachd, àrr'-achg, n. m. spectre, Md.
Arraid, àrr'-àj, n.f. toiling in vain.
Abraideach, àrr'-àj-ach, a. toiling and
wandering to no purpose.
Abraideachp, àrr'-aj-àchg, n.f. toil, fa-
tigue ; wandering to no purpose.
Arral, arr'-all, n. m. fastidiousness ; moit,
moinig, /oo/isA pride.
.\rralach, àrr'-àl.ach, a. fastidious. Md.
moiteil moinigeil.
ARRONNACH,arr'.òn-ach, a. fit, decent
Arusg, ar'-usg, indecency. A'o.
Arsa, ar'-sa, corruption of Orsa ; orsa
mise, said I ; orsa esan, said he. See
Latin.
Absachd, àr'-sàchg, n. /. antiquity. Irish.
ARSAIDH, àr'-sè, a. old, decrepid.
Arsaidheachd, àrs'-è-àchg, antiquity.
Arsapair, àr'-sa-dar', n. m. antiquarian.
Arseap, àr'shèp, n.f. retreat.
Artan, art'-an, n. /. a pebble; spioth-
ag, Ir.
Artarach, artt'-ar-ach, n.f. a ship's boat ;
N. S.
Abpreud, ar'.ttradd, n. m. retreat, often
transposed, ratreud.
x\RTTHEiNE, àrt-hà'-nyà, n.f. a flint. Ir.
Aruixn, àr'ènn, n.f. kidney; a forest.
As, ess, pr. out, of, from ; as a mhachair,
out of the field ; tha 'n solus air dol as, the
light is going out, is extinguishing ; cuir
as da, k-ill him ; chaidh e as, he escaped ;
leig as, let go; a is used for as before
consonants ; a tigh na daorsa, out of the
house of bondage ; cha d'thug mi ni sam
bith as, I took nothing out of it ; dubh
as, blot out ; as a chèile, loosened, dis-
joined, asunder.
.^s, as, n.f. an ass.
Asad, es-ud', out of thee ; asaibh, out of
you.
.\saibh, Asaibhse, es'-uv, es'-uv-sha, pr.
and pre. out of you.
Asaid, as.aj, Tuf. childbirth; delivery; v.
deliver, be delivered; dh' asaideadh, air
mac i, she was delivered of a son.