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iT, V. a. ei n. uean spagiuinn, oi spieagnacn.
JTANCE i *• Spagiuinn, spleaghaireachd, glag-
' f aireachd.
ITRY, 3
Available, adj. 1. Profitable, advantageous : buan-
nachdail, tarbliach, feiimail. 2. powerful : cumh-
achdach, comasach, làidir.
AvAiLABLENESs, 5. 1. Power of promoting the end
for which it is used : cumhachd, comasachd, tarbh-
aclid, buannachd. 2. legal force, validity : neart
laghail, cumhachd.
Availably, adv. See Available, adj.
AvAiLMENT, s. Fcumalachd, tarbhachd, buann-
achd.
AvALE, V. a. Leag a sios, islich, cuir fuidhc.
AvANT-couRiER, s. Roimh-fuith-fhear.
Avarice, s. Sannt, deigh air tòichd, splocair-
eachd.
Avaricious, adj. Sanntach, deigheil air tòichd,
mlothar, spiocach.
AvARiciousLy, adv. See Avaricious.
Avariciousne.ss, 5. Samitachd, miothaireachd,
spiocaireachd.
AvAROus, adj. See Avaricious,
Avast, adv. Cum air do làimh, gu leòr, stad.
AvAUNT, V. a. et n. Dean spagiuinn, bi spleaghach.
AVAUN
AVAUNTANCE
AvAUNT
AvAUNT, interj. As mo shealladh ! air falbh ! air
falbh ! bi trusadh fomhad ! cum agad fein !
Auburn, adj. Buidhe-dhonn.
Auction, s. 1. A manner of sale in which one per-
son bids after another, till so much is bid as tlie
seller is content to take : reic do n neach a 's àirde
tliairgeas, reic cho-thairgseach. 2. the thing sold
by auction : bathar na f eic-cho- thairgseich.
Auction, v. a. Reic le co-thairgseachaibh.
Auctioneer, g. Fear-reic co-thairgseach.
AucuPATioN, s. Eunadaireachd, glacadh eun, sealg-
aireachd.
AuPAGious, adj. 1. Bold, impudent : dàna, làdarna,
mi-mhodhail. 2. that which makes bold : beag-
naracli, beadaidh. 3. spirited, without impudence,
not timorous : tapaidh, gleusta, beothail.
Audaciously, adv. See Audacious, adj.
Audaciousness, s. Dànachd, làdarnas.
Audacity, s. Tapachd, smioralachd, misneachd.
Audible, adj. 1. That which may be perceived by
hearing: so-chluinntinn, labhrach, àrd-ghuthach.
2. loud enough to be heard : so-chluinntinn.
AuDiBLENESs, s. Oscaraclul, labhrachd.
Audibly, adv. See Audible, adj.
Audience, s. 1. The act of hearing, or attending
to any thing : eisdeachd. 2. the liberty of speak-
ing granted, a hearing : eisdeachd, cead-labhairt.
3. an auditory : luchd-eisdeachd, coimh-thional.
4. the reception of any man who delivers a solemn
message : eisdeachd, cluas-aire.
Audience-ciiambek, s. Seòmar-èisdeachd.
Audient, s. Fear-eisdeachd, fear-cluinntinn, cluinnt-
ear.
Auditor, s. Cluinntear, fear-eisdeachd, fear-cluinn-
tinn.
Auditory, s. I. An audience, a collection of per-
sons assembled to hear : luchd-eisdeachd, coimh-
thional. 2. a place where lectures are to be heard :
iouad-eisdeachd.
AvEL, V. a. Tarruing air falbh, spiol air falbh, spion
as.
Ave-Mary, s. Fàilte Mhuire.
Avenge, I', a. 1. Revenge: dlol, dean dioghaltas.
2. punish : dean peanas, diol, thoir gu peanas.
Avenge, s. Dioghaltas, aicheamhaii, peanas.
Avengeance, s. Dioghaltas, peanas.
Avengement, s. Dioghaltas, dioladh aicheamhaii.
Avenger, s. 1. Punisher : fear-peanais. 2. re-
venger, take of vengeance for : fear diolaidh, diogh-
altair.
AvENGEREss, s. Ban-dioghaltair.
Aventure, s. Tuiteamas, sgiorradh.
Avenue, s. 1. A way by which any place may be
entered : rathad, slighe fhosgailte. 2. an alley,
or walk of trees before a house : sràid eadar
chraobhan.
Aver, v. a. Cuir an ceill gu daingean, abair gu
barantach.
Average, *. Eadar dhà anabharra, coitchiontas,
cuibheasachd.
Averment,». 1. Establishment of any thing by e-
vidence : dearbhadh le fianuis. 2. simply affirma-
tion : aithris, briathar, focal cinnteach.
Aversation, s. Fuath, grain.
Averse, a<//. 1. Malign, not favourable : fuathach,
air tionndadh air falbh, neo-chaoimhneil. 2. not
pleased with, unvviUing to : neo-thoilichte le,
gràinichte dheth.
Aversely, adv. See Averse, adj.
Averseness, s. 1. Unwillingness : aindeoineachd,
miothlachd, fuathachd. 2. with, from, to, before
the object of his dislike : aindeoineachd mu, mioth-
lachd ri.
Aversion, s. 1. Hatred, dislike : fuath, grain. 2.
the cause of aversion : culaidh-ghrùin, culaidh-
fhuath. 3. conversion, or change : tionndadh air
falbh, muthadh.
Avert, v. a. 1. Turn asido, turn off: tionndaidh
gu taobh, cuir seachad, cum air falbh. 2. cause
to dislike : tionndaidh air falbh, pill uaith. 3. put
by as a calamity : cuir seachad, cum air folbh.
Auf, s. Baothair, aniadan, ùmaidh.
Auger, s. Tora, boireal.
Aught, pron. Ni sam bith, dad.
Augment, i-. a. et n. Meudaich, dean ni 's mo.
Augment, «. 1. Increase : meudachadh, cinueach-
adli, piseach. 2. the state of increase : meudach-
adh, cinneacadh.
Augmentation, s. 1. The act of increasing, or
making bigger : meudachadh, cinneachadh. 2. the
thing added, by which another is made bigger :
meudachadh, piseach. 3. the state of being made
bigger : meudachadh, cinneachadh.
Aug.mentative, adj. A raheudaicheas, piseach-
ail.
Augmenter, s. Fear-nieudachaidh.
Augre, s. See Auger.
Augre-hole, s. Toll toradh.
Augur, s. Fiosaiche, eun-dhruidh.