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AUTHORESS, s. Ban-ùghdair.
AUTHORITATIVE, adj. ùghdarrach,
aig am bheil ùghdarras ; smachdai), ceann-
asach.
AUTHORITATIVELY, adv. Gu h-
ùghdarrach, &c.
AUTHORITATIVENESS, s. Ceannsal-
achd, smachd.
AUTHORITY,*. Ùghdarras; cumhachd,
creideas ; cumhachd, riaghladh ; dion,
taic; teisteas, dearbhachd, cinnteachd.
AUTHO RIZE, V. a. Thoir ùghdarras do,
thoir cumhachd do; dean laghail, cead-
aich ; suidhich le ùghdarras ; flreanaich,
dearbh ; thoir creideas do.
A U T O G R A P H , s. Dearbh lamh-sgriobh-
aidb, lamh-sgiiobhaidh an neach fciii.
AUTUMN, s. Am foghar.
AUTUMNAL, adj. A bhuineas do'n
fhoghar, fogharach.
AUTUMNITY, s. Am an fhogharaidh.
AVULSED, adj. Spioiita air falbb, tar-
ruirigte as a fhreumhaibh.
AVULSION, s. Spioiiadh, reubadh
AUXILI AR, I i.Fear-cuideachaidh.fear-
AUXILIARY, i còmhnaidh.
AUXILI AR, ladj. A chuidicheas, a ni
AUXILIARY, 5 còmhnadh.
AUXlIilATION, 5. Cuideachadh, còmh-
nadh, cobhair.
AUXILI ATORY, adj. A chuidicheas, a
ni còmhnadh.
AWAIT, V. a. and n. See Wait.
AWAKE, V. a. and w. Dùisg, mosgail,
èirich ; eirich suas, dùisg; eirich a codal.
AWAKE, adj. Fairichtc, duisgte.
AWAKEN, V. a. and ii. See Awake, v.
AWAKENER, X. Fear-diisgaidh.
AWAKENING, s. Dusgadh, mosgladh.
AWARD, V. a. Buin a reir binne, thoir
dioladh a reir binne.
AWARD, V. n. Thoir breith, thoir binn.
AWARD,.?. Breitheanas, binn.
AWARDER, s. Breitheamh.
AWARE, adj. Faicilleach, furaohair.
AWARE, V. n. Bi air d'fhaicill, thoir
fainear.
A WARN, V. a. Thoir an aire, bi faicilleach.
AWAY, adv. Air-falbh, as an fhianuis;
trus air falbh.
AWE, i. Eagal, urram.
AWE, V. a. Cuir eagal air, thoir urram
do.
AWE-BAND, 5. Sreang-chumail, culaidh-
eagail.
A W E-STRUCK, adj. Buailte le h-engal.
AWFUL, adj. Eagalach, adhùisgoas urram;
urramach ■ gealtauli.
AWFULLY, adv. Gu h-eagalach, &c.
AWFUL-EYED, adj. Aig am bheil sùil-
ean fiadhaich.
AWFULNESS, s. Uamhasachd, eagal-
achd ; uamhas,
AWHILE, adv. Tacan, car tacain.
AWK, adj. Ncòiiach, iongantach.
AWKWARD, adj. Cearbach, neo-sgiob-
aha, slaodacb, slaopach, neòuach ; neo-
làmhchair, liobasta ; ceann-laidir, doirbh.
AWKWARDLY, adv. Gu cearbach, &c.
AWKWARDNESS, s. Cearbachd, neo-
chruinnealachd, slaodachd.
AWL, X. Minidh.
AWN, s. Feusag-arbhair, calg.
AWNING, s. Brat-diona; sgàilean, brat-
dubhair.
AWOKE. See Awake.
AWORK, adj. Aig obair.
A WORKING, adj. Aig oibrcachadh.
AWRY, adv. Cam, neo-dhireach ; claon,
fiar-shuilcach, gu neo-dhireach, as an
rathad dhireach ; a leth-taobh, neo-cheart.
AXE,.?. Tuadh ; pic-mheallach.
AXHEAD, i. Ceann-tuaidhe.
AXILLA, s. Lag na h-achlais, asgail.
AXILLAR, \adj. Asgaileach, a bhuineas
AXILLARY, i do lag na h-achlais.
AXIOM, s. Firinn shoilleir, firinn so-
fhaiosinneanh ; lirinn shuidhichte.
AXLE, 1 s. Aisil, mul, crann-
AXLE-TREE, S aisil.
AY, adv. Seadb, is e; scadh gu dearbh, is e
gu cinnteach.
AYE, adv. An còmhnaidh, gu bràth, sìor-
ruidh, am leasd.
AYRY, s. Nead na seabhaige.
AZURE, adj. Gorm, air dhath a chuain.
AZURE, v. a. Dean gorm, mar uisg' a'
chuain.
AZURED, adj. Gorm.
AZURN, adj. Speur-ghorm.
AZYME, s. Aran neo-ghoirtichte.
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BAA, s. Mèilich, mèile nan raorach.
BAA, V. n. Dean mèilich mar chaora.
BAAL, .?. Beil, dia breige, iodhol.
BABBLE, s. Gobais, gobaireachd, glag,
glagaireachd, faoin-chainnt, luath-bheiil-
achd, biolasg.
BABBLE, V. n. Gioraig, dean gobais, de.iii
goileam, dean biolasg, bi beul-fhosgailte.