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AGA
Vì(le3Iaide.
tADUBHASJiACH, s. VI, A hopeful youtli,
vide Aobharrach.
IAdhbharsach, s. lit. A comber or carder
of wool ; dresser of flax.
tADHTHLATH, -AITH, 5. 1H. A lawflll SO-
vereign.
tADHFHUAR, -VAiRE, adj. Exccssively cold.
tADH-FiiUATHMHAiKEACHD, s. f. Abomi-
nation ; hatred, detestation.
tAoH-FHUATHMHAR, adj. Frightful, terri-
ble, dreadful, dismal, hideous, horrible.
ADHLAC, \ -Aic, -AiDH, s. VI. and
ADHLACADII, i /. mid pres. jxirt. v.
Adhlaic, A burial ; burying, interring.
ADHLAC AIR, i. m, A buriei', au under-
taker ; a grave-digger.
ADHLAIC, -iDii, -DH. V. a. Bury, inter.
ADHLAICTE, Of/;, or perf. part. Buriijd.
tADHLOiGHE, s.f. (Adhall) Dulness, hea-
viness,
t Adhm, ^. VI. Knowledge ; exercUe, con-
tinual practice; intelligent, videUigheaui.
jAditma, at//. Expert; vide teòma.
tA&miAD,
tADHMADH,
t Abhmall, 1 adj. Unsteady, weak ; debi-
IAdhmhal, i litated; sickly, feeble.
ÀDHMH0111E, comp. and sup. of Àgh-
mbor.
ADHMHOL, -AIDH, -DH, V. a. Praise, ex-
tol, magnify ; laud; celebrate.
ADHMHOLT, ladj. and part. Highly
ADHMHOLTA, J" to be praised ; femous,
celebrated ; eminent, renowned.
ADHMHOK, adj. Prosperous, fortunate,
lucky, joyous, happy.
ÀDHMHORACHD.s./ Vide Aghmbor-
achd.
ADHN A, -AiDHNE, s. 771. An adrocate.
t Adhnac, s. 711. A burial.
tADHNACAI.,
t Adhnacii,
tAcHKADH, -AIDH, s. »1. An advocatc ;
encouraging, recruiting ; a kindlitjg of
fire.
tADHNAiE, s. J". Wickedness ; baseness ;
depravity, villany.
tAnHNAiRE, ( Aghaidh, ■nair) s.f. Shame ;
disgrace; ignominy; reproach; blush-
ing face.
ADHNAIREACH, -eiche, adj. Modest;
shamefaced; bashful.
ADHNAIREACHD,s./.(Adhna) Plead-
ing ; to defend ; to discuss.
ADHNARACH, adj. (Adh, inU-ns. .ind
Nàraoh) Causing shame.
ADHRACH, -AicHE, adj. Devout, reli-
gious; reverend, worshipping, pious.
All fonrs of
Adhlac.
ADHRACHAIL, flf/j. Devotional.
ADHRADAIR, s. m. (Adhradh and fear)
A worshipper, adorer.
ADHRADH, -aidh, s. m. Devotion, wor-
ship, adoration ; vide Aoradh.
tAnHRAM, }'i: ind. V. I venerate, wor-
ship.
■f Adhuathmhar, adj. Abominable.
tAnHUATHMHARACHD, ,«. /. Abomination,
abnminableness ; horror.
tAnHUDH, (Teike Chriosa) s. tn. A cir-
cle-fire.
tADHUIGH, s.f. Night.
tADMHALT., -AiLi.E, adj. Vide Admhall.
AD-OLAINN, «./. I-eh.
fAuRAi, Adraich, v. n. He arose.
fADRiME, adj. (Ad, sign. prcl. and ileina)
Foresaid ; as 1 have said.
fAnuADH, -AIDH, .<!. »1. Horror, detesta-
tion.
tADUAN, -AiN, s. m. A slianger.
tADUARRA, adj. (i. e. Ad-uamharra) Hor-
rid, detestable.
tADUATii, i. m. (Adh, fhuath) Horror.
ADUBHAIRT, vide Thubhairt.
tAoUBHRAlI, -AIR, -AMAR, -ADAR, I Said,
thou, IK, thcij, said.
AE, n. /)/. Ainean, y. m. The liver.
AE, adj. One, vide Aon.
tAEDACH, Vide Aodach.
+Aedhar, ». e. Adhar, q. v.
AEIR, {gen. of Aer) vide Adhar.
IAex, adj. One.
t Aenachd, s. f. bid. Communion, union,
society.
tAENosD, s. f: A church.
tAENTA, S.f. Unity, barmony of senti-
ment; brotherly harmony.
tAÈR, s. »1. Air, brightness; splendour,
vide Athar.
t Aerdha, adj. Airy.
tAERBHArrE, adj. Sky coloured. (Aer and
Daithte.)
fAES, vide Aos, Aois.
AFRAIGHE, s.f. A rising or preparing
for battle.
AG, -AIDH, -DH, r. a. Hesitate, refuse,
doubt, scruple.
AG, s. VI. ind. Doubt, hesitation.
AG, prep. Sign, pres. part. " Ag eirigh."
Rising, vide Aig.
AG, ditnin. terndn. fern. (Og, beag) As
" nighean." A girl ; " nionag," i. e. " nigli-
ean-ag ;" a little girl.
AGA, ;>rf;>. Conjoined with pronouns, per-
sonal, possessive, and relative, for, aig a,
aig an, aig am.
tAoA, s.f. The bottom of any depth.