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Part II.] OF SPEECH. 131
Air tòir ; in purfult.
Air beulaobh ; on the foreftde, before.
Air culaobh ; on the backfidey behind.
Am fochair ; in prefence.
Am meafg ; in the tnixiurcy amidft, among.
An aghaidh, in the face ^ againfl-, in oppofition.
An ceann ; in the endy at the expiration.
An comhail, ) .
. . . , r" 2« meettnp. to meet.
An comnimh ; )
An cois, 7 7 /- 1 J L
» , . >at the foot, near to, hard by.
A chois 'f S
An dail j in the rencounter, to meet.
An diaigh,
a" f^"^: ..u V^'^^f"^^ ^Z V^ the end, aften
An deaghaidh, an deireadh ; y
An deis,
An ejric, in return, in requital.
Am fianuis, ) . -
.... >m prelence.
An lathair ; ) ^
An lorg ; in the track, in confequence.
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As eafbhuidh ; )
As leth ; in behalf, for the fake.
A los ; in order to, with the intention of.
Car ; during.
Do bhrigh, a bhrigh ; by virtue, becaufe.
Do choir, a choir, to the prefence^ near, implying motion.
Do chum, a chum (m) ; to, towards, in order to.
- . '. .. >in want, without.
Do dhith, a dhith, > r
T^. » ^ , • „ r lor want.
Dh eafbhuidh ; j
Dh' fhios ; to the knowledge, to.
Dh' ionnfuidh, to the approach, or onfet, toward.
Do reir, a reir ; according to.
Do thaobh, a thaobb ; on theftde, with refpea, concerning.
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(m) In many places, this Prep, is pronounced *hun'.