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AroMiCAL, adj. Dadmunach, smùirneanachj deann-
anach.
Atomism, s. Teagasg nan dadmun.
Atomlike, adj. Dadmunacli, deannanach.
Atomy, s. 1. See Atom. 2. See Anatomy.
Atone, v. a. et n. 1. Reduce to concord, appease :
thoir diol, diol eiric, reitich, dean reite. 2. ex-
piate, answer for : dean reite air son chiontach.
3. agree, accord : cord, bi reidli ri. 4. stand as
an equivalent for something : thoir hiach seachad,
diol eiric.
, ' ' > adv. See Attone, adv.
Attone, j
Atonement, s. 1. Agreement, concord: reite,
còrdadh. 2. expiation, expiatory, equivalent : ei-
ric, iobairt-reite, luach-eiric.
Atoner, s. Fear-reite.
Atonic, adj. Gun teis.
Atony, «. Neo-fhonn, neo-shunnt.
Atop, adv. Air mullach, gu h-àrd, air uachdar.
Atrabilarian, ì ad/. Uubhach, bronach, muladh-
Atrabilarious, j ach.
Atrabilariousness, s. Dubhachas, bròn, leann-
dubh, cianalas.
Atramental, Vad/. Dubh, mar dhubh-sgriobh-
Atramentous, j aidh.
Atred, adj. Air dliath dubh.
Atrocious, adj. Aingidh, anntrom, dàn-aingidh,
mallaichte, fuilteach, an-iochdmhor, borb.
Atrociously, adv. See Atrocious.
Atrociousness, s. Aingidheachd, dàn-aingidheachd,
fuilteachas, buirbe.
Atrocity, s. See Atrociousness.
Atrophy, s. Caitheamh, gnè chàitheimh anns nach
faighear feum do bhiadh.
Attach, v. a. 1. Arrest, take, or apprehend, by
commandment, or writ : glac, ciiir an làimh, dean
greim air. 2. lay hold on, as by power: dean
greim air le h-ùghdarras. 3. win, gain over, ena-
mour : tàlaidh, coisinn gràdh. 4. gain over to thy
interest : dlùthaich riut fein.
Attachment, s. 1. Adherence, fidelity : dilseachd,
leantuinn, leanmhuinneachd, dàimh. 2. attention,
regard : aire, deigh, tlachd, gràdh, run. 3. (in
law) : glacadh air pearsa no air cuid duine.
Attack, v. a. 1. Assault an enemy: thoir ionn-
suidh, thoir ruathar. 2. impugn in any manner :
cronaich, faigh cron do, air dhòigh 's am bith.
Attack, s. lonnsuidh, ionnsuidh nàimhdeil, ruathar.
Attacker, *. Fear-ionnsuidh, fear-ruathair, fear-
fòirneirt.
Attain, i'. a. et w. 1. Gain, procure : faigh, buann-
aich, coisinn. 2. overtake, come up with : thig a
suas ri, beir air. 3. come to, enter upon : faigh,
ruig, gabh seilbh air. 4. reach, equal : ruig, dean
samhuil. 5. come to a certain state : ruig, thig
a dh' ionnsuidh. 6. arrive at : ruig, thig a dh' ionn-
suidlv.
Attainable,- a?^". A dh' fhaodar fhaotainn, so-
choisinte, so-fuigheachd.
Attainableness, s, So-bhuannachd, so-choisint-
eachd
Attainder, s. 1. The act of attainting in law, the
conviction of a crime: diteadh-lagha, cìiirt-dhìt-
eadh. 2. sully of character : truailleachd, amh-
arus, coire.
Attainment, s. 1. Acquisition: buannachd, cos-
nadh, tairbhe, ionnsachadh. 2. the act, or power
of attaining: buidhinn, ruigsinn, ionnsachadh.
Attaint, v. a. 1. Disgrace, cloud with ignominy:
tàmailtich, maslaich. 2. corrupt, taint: salaich,
truaill.
Attaint, adj. Dite mar cheannairceach, air fhàgail
fuidh 'n choire.
Attaint, s. 1. Any thing injurious, as illness,
weariness : trioblaid, claoidh, airsneul. 2. stain,
spot, taint : ball salach, truailleachd, ciont. 3. (in
horsemanship) a blow, or wound on the hinder
feet of a horse : leòn, lot coise. 4. (in law) a writ
so called : diteadh, binn.
Attaintment, s. Masladh, truailleadh, diteadh.
Attainture, ,v. Diteadh-lagha, achmhasan, coire,
tàmailt, masladh, droch amharus.
Attemper, v. a. 1. Mingle, weaken by the mix-
ture of something else : lagaich le measgadh, meas-
gaich. 2. soften, mollify : bogaich, taisich, dean
sèimh. 3. mix in just proportions, regulate : coimh-
easg gu ceart, dean coi-mheasgadh freagarrach. 3.
fit to something else: deasaich e, dean freagarrach e.
Attemperance, s. See Temperance.
Attemperate, v. a. Dean freagarrach 'n a nàdur,
thoir gu nàdur, coi-chuimsich.
Attempt, i>. a. 1. Attack, invade : thoir ionnsuidh,
feueh ri, thoir deuchainn. 2. try, endeavour :
feuch ri, oidhirpich, dean dlchioll. 3. tempt :
buair.
Attempt, s. 1. An attack: ionnsuidh. 2. an es-
say, an endeavour : deuchainn, oidhirp, feuchainn.
Attemptable, adj. Fosgailte ri deuchainn, so-oidh-
irpeach, furasda ri ionnsuidh.
Attempter, s. 1. The person that attempts : fear-
deuchainn, oidhirpiche, fear-ionnsuidh. 2. an en-
deavourer : fear-deuchainn, oidhiipiche, fear-feuch-
ainn.
Attend, i>. a. etw. 1. Regard, fix the mind upon: thoir
aire, beachdaich, measraich. 2. wait on, accom-
pany, as an inferior: fritheil, feith air. 3. ac-
company, as an enemy : bi 'n a f hochair, theirig 'n a
chuideachd, cum a suas ri. 4. be present with,
upon a summons : thig a lathair, feith air. 5. ac-
company, be appendant to : bi 'n a chuideachd, bi
maille ri. 6. expect : amhairc air son, biodh diiil
agad ii. 7. wait on, as on a charge : feith, frith-
eil. 8. be consequent upon : lean e, sruth uaith.
9. remain to, await : feith, fan fi. 10. wait for in-
sidiously : feith air, fuirich fi. 11. be bent upon
any object: bi suidhichte air, leag t' aire air. 12.
stay for: feith fi, fuirich fi. 13. mind, manage:
thoir aire, thoir fainear. 14. yield attention : bi
toirt aire, beachdaich. 15. stay, delay : stad, feith,
dean moille. 16. wait, be within the reach of call :
feith, bi 'n ait eisdeachd. 17. wait, as compelled
by authority : feith air, thig a dh' ionnsuidh.
Attendance, s. 1 . The act of waiting on another :