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.
AR AS
Argthoir, A de fir oyer.
i Arguimeint & Arguin, An argu-
ment or proof. F. C
Arloig ; Feafta an tarloig, Thefeaft
of the gathering.
Arm, A weapon, arms. Sec. PI.
Le lamharm maide, IVith a hand-
■weapon of wood.
Armail, An armory : arms, -wea-
pons. PI.
t Armain no Armann, An Officer.
Armaira, Rebuke, a check.
Armih.Of the Army. Do bhrigh
na harmala, Becauje of the Army.
Armhach, Slaughter.
Armhindim, To 'worfiip,tohono%r
or reverence.
Arm leirfgris, V Arm, A flaughter-
ing weapon.
Armtha, Armed.
Armuighadh, To arm.
fArmuintear, Airmhidhear no be-
annaighthear.
Arn, The loin,the flank. Scov The
kidney, ona hairnimh. From the
loins.
I Arnaidh, A band.
Arnighthe: Le harnighthc , By
praying.
Aroile, An other.
t Arr, A Stag, a Hind.
t Arrachd, An image ; a f^eHre or
apparition. PI. ex CI.
Arrachdi, TaU,al(o puiffant, mighty.
Arrachtus, Power : Tharrachdus,
Thy power.
Arradh, An ornament.
Arradli, Merchandife. Deut. ii. i+.
A\ra\ns,, convulpon. PI.
Arfaigh, Old, ancient. PI.
Arfanta, Ancient.
Arfuigh & arfuidh a mbliadhnuibh,
Stricken in years.
t Art, Aflone : Airtene, Gravel.
■j- Art, ATent, a Tabernacle. F.
Artchaileir, A ^arry orflonept.
Alteagal, An article.
Arthrac, A Ship. K.
f Arthraighris, mediaghis.
Artra. i. Feth, aiiihail cuiflinne trc
reathaiin fpiorad na bheatha, An
artery or vein in which the vital
Spirits are. PI.
t Artraghadh, To do or make.
Arft-aighim, To fail. PI.
f Artruighim, To increaje, to in
large.
f Aruis, A way.
t Arufg nairligh, The neck. F.
AS
As, Out : As an ttalamh , out of
the ground. Do chuaidh fe as, he
efcaped. As a ttig fe, licence he
comes. As f\a. Thence. \'. Add.
As, Am, Is : As me an ti as me, J
am that I am. As aithne damhfa,
/ know. As aithnidh dhuic fe.
It is known unto thee.
t As, milk.
j Afa & As, AP-'Oo.
Afach, Shod.
Afad, Out of thee, from thee. Afam,
of me.
f Afadh, Kindling.
Afafirmim, To remove.
f Afaidh, To refi or flay.
Alaire, Ajljoo-maker. PI.
Afal, Anafs.
AS AT
Afan, A flocking or hofe. PL
Alcall &; Afgalf, An arm pit.
t Afcathj AJouldier, achampion.
t Afcnam, Tiagam.
Afda, of them, &c. Ataid fiad Ian
alda fcin , They are fclf-reiUed,
q d. They are full of themjelves.
a Pet. a. lo.
Afdar & aifdior, A journey,
t Aleadh, yea.
t Afgall 6c Afgallan , The arm-pit.
t Aflach, Fiirailcamh.
t Ailonnadh, AtaLh no aifneis no
innifin
Afna (Sc afnadh, A rib: a afnach,
Hi' ribs Faoi an guigeadheaina,
tinder the fifth rib.
Afnach, ribbed.
t Afnadh, Groaning.
f Afnalach, A hewer of wood or
Jlone.
Afrannach, A Hranger.
Affiin, Vlates : alfiin phrais ar a
luirgnimh. Greaves of brafs upon
his legs.
f Afluith ; Affuith an grian. It was
Siin-fet.
t Altai, flis no ga, Leabhair.
Aftar, A jour?iey.
Allarthoir, A porter. I 1.
I Al>as, A fpear
yVileachj Inwards : Leachta a fte-
ach , Flattened inwards , com-
prefjed.
Aftraim, To go.
Ailraim, To bear or carry afiJe.
Aftrannach & afrannach, Ajlran-
ger.
Afuibh , From you ; out of you :
Bainfid grcim aluibh, Thiy Jhall
bite you.
f Afuidheadh, Kindling.
Alum, From me, out of me : Fa-
oidhhdh mo fpiorad afum, / will
give up the ghofl.
AT
At, A rifing in the skin, afwelling :
Do at do chos, Thy foot isj-wotn.
t At, Milk. j
Ata mifi , Ataim & Atam, 1 am:\
Ata tu & ataoifi, Thou art : Ata|
ie. He is.
Ata amhlaidh, Amen, fo be it. PI.
f Atach da dcarbhrathar ; Jarraidh
da dhearbhrathar.
Atach, A rec^ueft.
f Ataigh mbig ; Gaifgeadh bheaga
t Ataimhcachd, Redemption. F.
Ataifeach, Blaff'hemous.
A\zn,Garlands. AQ.. 14.. 1 5. Alfo
a fort of hood, cowl or bonnet ^\.
t Atas, Viflory
t Atbhach,Joniaighidh,y4»arr<jf^
Ath, Aford pi Athanna. Ath cliath,
Dublin-^ Ath h\i'An,Athtone, &c
t Ath gabhail; gabhail dlightcach.
Axhz,Thecud, Ruma. Pi.
t Athach, [pace.
t Athach, Waves.
t Athach, Arequefi. Rogamen PI
f Athach gaoithe, A blafl of wind.
t Athaigh, A Gsant : al/o a yeo-
man, a farmer, a husbandman.
f Athaile, Unattentrvenefi.
Athainne, Embers. PI.
Athair, A father : Athair altran-
nus, a fofler father : Athair de-
am hna, a father in law.
AT
Athairdhiobhadh, Apatrimony.
Athais, A reproach or Scandal.
t Athal & Audhal, Deaf.
Athardhachd, Patrimony.
Aihargadh : ar led athargadh, To
■whom helongeth.
t Athar^aibh,Cathugh ger.
Atharnihadtadh, Parricide. PI.
Atharruii^h : D'Atharrui^h fe. He
did fill.
.Atharnighadh, To remove: Da bhiir
natharrughadh a bhfad 6 bhur
nduthaigh ; To remove you far
from your Land.
t Athbhach, Strength.
I Athl)hach, Aithearrach na huaire
(in.
Athcaoin, Complaint.
A thchagnadh,^ chewing of the cud.
AthchMC, H-'orn, cafl off. K.
f Athchantaireachd, Recantation.
Athcharf, A repairing, SiC.
Athcharthoir, A refiorer.
Athchalanij To return.
Athchalda, A returning.
Athchogani, To rebell.
Athchoimhcaran, Aregifler.
Athchoimire, An abridgement. PI.
Athchomghear , & Athchomear,
short.
t Athchomharch, Fiarfaigheadh.
Athchoriglic, Repaired, or mended:
patched.^ clouted.
Athchradli, Reflitution : Rcftaura-
tio, A rejhring.^ or repairing.
Athchraim, To reflore or recover.
Athchilair: Arathchiiair, Aagain.
Athchuinge & Athchuingeadh, A
requefl. Athchiiingim ort, I pray
thee. Cred i h.ithchuinge } IVhat
is thy petition }
Atlidhruidim, To open.
Athfalam, To grow again.
j Athfcnc, Athultach.
t Athg.ibhail, Spoil.
Athgeirre , A brief, an abridge-
ment, &c.
I Athghabhail, Croaighe.
Atlighahhim, To rejume.
Athghairid, Short.
AihL;,hlacam, To re fume.
Afhghlanadh, To refine.
/\thghlinta, Furbijhed, refined.
/'itliiaghadh , A delaying or put
ting off.
\ Athlanih, ^ick, brisk, nimble.
Athleitidlie, Reifuited, retaliated.
t Athnanih, Fdael.
Athnuadhaighim, Tb repair.
Atlinuudhaightheoir , A refiorer,
repairer, &c.
Athnuaidhcadh, To repair.
t Athreus, Lcafuigheadh.
Athiughadh, Fariablenefs, unton-
ftancy.
t Athruicc, He arofe.
tAthruigh, An increafe. F.
Athruighadh, To remove ; to change.
Athruighthe, Of captivity.
Athuambar, Abominable.
t Athualgladh, Redemption.
Atrach, Aiiherry. P).
i Atfhuidheoghadb, Afectndproof.
t Attaca, Hard by; near at hand.
Atteoghadh, A dwelling or habi-
tation.
) Atthraide, In thefirH place. F.
Attin, Furz. or torfi.
AU.