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OF THE PA UTS [Part 11.
A mhan (d) ; downwards, down.
A 'naird ; to the height, upwards, up.
A nail, } 1 • /- J
- . „ * > to this fide.
Nail •, 3
A nuas •, /rem above, down hither^
A null, 7 1 1 ^j
., ,, >to the other fide.
Null, nunn ; y
A thaobh ; afide.
A . ,, ^ >ofi [thel face, forward.
Air adhart; ) ^ ^J '
Air ais J backwards.
Air dheireadh •, hindmoft.
Air thoifeach ; foremoft.
Am fad, 7 r
. ,.' >afar.
An cein : y
An gar ; clofe to.
An laimh ; in hand, in cuftody.
An fin ; in that [place], there.
An fo ; in this [_p!nce'], here.
An fud ; in yon Ip/ace], yonder.
An taice; clofe, adjoining, in conta£t.
Afteach
Aftigh
C' aite ; ivhat place, where.
Cia an taobh ; nvhatftde, whither.
C ionadh ; ivhat place, whither.
Fad as ; a far off.
Fad air aftar ; far away.
Far ; where, — relatively.
^°g"^' ]near.
Am fogus ; y
H-uig' agus uaith ; to and fro.
r ( V within, in
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Jolar,
(d) Perhaps *am fan', from 'fan' or 'fànadh' a descent i See
Lhuyd''s Arch. Brit. Tit. x. in loco.
(e) i. e. 'anns an teach, anns an tigh', /// the house. So in
Hebrew, rT'SJS within. Gen. vi. 14.