Blair Collection > Archaeologia Britannica, giving some account additional to what has been hitherto publish'd, of the languages, histories and customs of the original inhabitants of Great Britain

AN IRISH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY.
Al
tAinfcarc, Hatred. V.
t Ainigianach, Furious, Raging,
i Ainlgwnta, Broken dov-m.
I Aintcann, Bound.
Ainteas, A fcorcking keat ; An
Ivjiamatiot:.
Aintrciin, Very ft rang. Goaithc ro
aintreuii, Of an exceeding rujhing
IFind.
Aipol, APOLLO.
Air, Slaughter.
i Air, Arifi.
Air ; Do Air fc, He numorcd.
Air, On hiiH, on it., £cc.
tAirbhc, nibs.
Airliheach, Ribbed, Furrowed, &c.
t .Airbhcar:, Meaning.
t Aiibhcart, To lead.
t Airblicaitlihich, Life.
Airbhirc, An arm-full -, as much as
(:!?! be carried betwixt both arms.
, i Airblirc. AnHoftt an arn.y.
\irc, An Ark.
i .•\irc, Difficult.
•\irccachd, Herefy.
t Airchcalladh, Theft.
t Airchcakracli, A H'md,
t Airchean, Firchinnte.
t Airchcann tire, The border of a
Countrey.
t Airchion, A fide. F.
f Aiivliis, Eccaoine.
Aircis : Do chuir fe aircis orra. He
jent to meet them.
t Air(ftheach, Ingenious.
Aird, A Coa/f, or ^luarter. on
aird flioir. From the Eaft-. Os
aird, dijcovered. Aloud.
t Airdbheadh, To cut.
Airdchcannas, Supremacy j Preemi-
nence.
Airdchur, Power.
Airdc, Height. Ca hairde ? Hoij
lofty ? viz.. Of 1X1 hat height ?
Airdhe & airdhcan, A fgn. F.
t Airdhi, A Wave.
Airdintin, H-iughtinefs, Arrogance.
Airdinteach, High minded.
f Airdli^cirnhlcoir, Curious.
Aire, Heed, Notice, Attention.
t Aiic, Cora cilg, A Fijhmg-wcar.
t Aircacc, Ingenuity.
.\ircach. Attentive, Cautious, C:r-
cumJpcSl., Subtil.
Aircamh, To number. Do hairem-
hadh Ic , It -rjjas counted. Do
hairmheadh dhiobh, that -were
1 numbredofthem.
tAireanach, A beginning.
t Airear, A B.iy or Harbour.
t Airear, To fitisfy.
I Airear, Food; al/b Pleafant.
t Airealg, The at>$le of the Eye -,
The light. F. '
t AireL A Bed.
Airghe, ytn Herd. Plur. Airighe
& Airghcadha.
Airghcamuid: Ma airghcamuid,
if we regard.
f Airghir, A co'jj-ealf. p.
A\rq^\d,Moiiey, properly Silver: Air-
gid be6, ^uick-fiher.
t Airgim, 1 ask. feek^orJemandV.
Airgios, vide Airguin. Noch air-
gios, li'ho Ipoilejl.
Airghthc, Spoiled.
Airguin, To plunder, or fpoil.
t Airici, Gabhail.
Airigli, Peculiar, ej^ecia!; deter-
A 1
mined. Go airigh, Effiecially.
t Airigh, A Prince, a Nobleman,
or Governour .
f Airigheachd, Efpecia/ty.
7 Airilleadh, A Law.
f Airiltean, Fnjhion.
t Airis, Ainthinnc.
t Airifin catha, i. c. Coine Chatha.
t Airle, Counjel.
Airlcaifthach, Ready or viVing to
lend.
Airlcagadh, Loan. Do airliceadar,
They borrowed. Ma airlcagan
Diiinc, If a man borrow.
Airlidhc, Lent. Do ghabhamar
airgiod airliclhc, We have bur-
rowed money.
Airlidhcach, He that lends.
Airm, Weapons.
t Airm, A place.
Airmchrios, A belt.
\ Airmcart & airmidh. An order
or cuftom.
t Airmghein, amraghcin,Wfi!i'-^or»
or dejcended.
f Airmhcadh, mcadli thomhais, A
meafure.
t Airmidh, Honour.
t Airne, Night's refi.
t Airri, Ri fiadhaigh, A Tyrant.
f Airrfci, meithe. The hinder part
of the neck. CI.
f Airfairc fodlila, ait ambi gair fau
Roinn.
t Airfge, Contemplation. F.
Airteagal, An article,
Airtin & Airtein, A pebble.
t Airtnemh , A Souldicr's wket-
ftone among the old Iri/lj. CJ.
t Ais, A hill: aljo a Fort; a co-
vert. See.
f Ais : Aca ais agam Ic, no aifim
air ; I depend.
Ais, Back, backwards. Tar a hais
fiar. Backwards. K. Tug ar ais,
He brought buck ; Rug lb alarnh
ar a hais ; He put back his hand.
Tar eis a cor ar a hais ; IVhen he
Jent her back. Do ghairm ar an
ais. To recall.
t Ailc, FoghaiJ.
t Ailc, A reproof.
Aifde, Out of it. Agdulaifde.D?-
parting. q. d. Going there-out.
t Aifgeir, A mountain.
Aifgidh; A naifgidh. Freely.
Aificcach, Crafty.
Aifigeadh : do haifigeadh fc, He is
reflored. Aiicochuidil fc, Hejhall
reflore.
tAillear, A^rmg-tide.
Aifling. A aream.
./Viflingeadh , To dream : noch
ailUngios, That dreameth.
Ailluigchcach, A dreamer.
Allioc, Reftitution.
Aifte, From her, out of her ; Do
chiiaidh a I'piorad aiftejSifje hath
given up the Gkoft.
Aiftior , A journey. Ar feadh a
naildir. During their journty :
Tri la dailhor, Three days jour-
ney.
Aiftrioghadh, A progrep.
Aiftriujjhadh, To travel. Do ai-
ftrigh i'e. He journey'd. Ar an
aiftriu;^hadh dhoibh , As they
travelled.
Ait, A place ; an ait. Whereas : na
AI
ait. In his ft (ad: 'wkere;m6o
bhi fe. Where he wat. Ga hait,
lyhence. '
t Aiceann, i. e. aithtcinn.
Aiteochaidh ic. He Jha'J dwell. Do
aitigh Ic, He piacd.
Ak\\Mi[, A Lime-kiln.
I Aich, 6Wc;C; aljo floarp.
Aithaidhiiii, I knoij; I perceive
i Aithl.hc, Traghadh no lcj.h dug-
nadh mara.
Aithl>iicar, Blame; reproof.
Do Aithbhcoduigh fc, He revived.
Aithbliioracli, He that reprovetb.
Aici:bhiora(Jh, To nprove.
Aithchc, Kilns , forn aithche na
mbriccidh, Brkk-kihis v.Aiih.
.'\icht-ach tuatli. Husbandmen.
t Aithchcas, A leeger Lady. CI.
I Aithchcaia,aithchcolaidhc, Who-
r:Jh.
t Aithchim, / i7itrcat or defre.
Aithchumar, Conci/e, Compendious
t Aithc, Revenge.
Aicheach, Gigantick.
t Aitheach, A fow.
t Aitheadh, tliidh. CI.
t Aithcallacb, A jecond proof.
Aichcanta, Commandments.
Aithcanta & Aitheantach, /Ckou.-;?.
Aitheantus, Acquaintance ; hiovj-
ledge.
Aithearrach.^7/ other: Aithearrach
culadh, A change of Raiment.
D'Airhcrigh, He roje a^-iin
Aithghear, iY-arr : C}ohaichghcar,
Soon,ft,ortly. Ro aithghear, A
very l.ttle white.
i Aithghcinn, Like.
Aithidin, A little beaft.
Aithigh & Aithithe, Giants.
DoAithinTe, He commanded. Ai
thcanta. Commandments.
Aithinnc, A fire-brand.
t Aithis, Dioghlais.
Aithisbreithre, Affront, indignity.
Aithifiughadh, Toblajpheme.
Aithithe, Giants.
t Aithiubhar, BanifJjment, Expul-
fton.
\ Aithic, An old rag. CI.
AithmheaL do bhi me a naithm-
hcal, I was difmay'd.
Aithne,K»o-u;/f^^f.Niorbhaithne,
It was not known. Do aithnio-
dar. They knew. Aithnighimid,
We kno-ui.
t AithneachjTaifgeadhach, Hoar-
ded.
Aithneadh, Knowledge.
t Aithrc, An ox, bull, or a cow
Aithreath, Aithreachis & Aithrca-
chns,Repentafi,e. Na haithridh,
Of repentance. St.
t Aithrin, A keen orftiarp point.
Aithrinne, A calf.
/Vithris, A report : do aithris fe,
Heiehearjed: doaithrii go coic-
chean. It is reported.
Aithritteach, A rehearjer or re-
later.
Aithrifteach fceul, A Tale-bearer.
Aithlcriobhadh , To tranftribt:
daithfcribh le. He copied.
Aitreabh & Aitreabhadb,DipeZ^,wg
Aitrigh lb, Hedw;lt.
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t AI, Oileamhuin, Nurture, f?od.
A % D'AI dh.