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INDEX TO ETYMOLOGIES
IN THE " GAEL," IN THE " SCOTTISH CELTIC REVIEW," AND IN
THIS VOLUME (EXCLUSIVE OF THE GLOSSARY).
There are 551 etymological articles in the first three volumes of
the Gael (years 1872 to 187J:) ; the reference is to the number of
each ai'ticle. When the Glossary or the Scottish Celtic Review
contains etymologies for the words treated in the Gael, no refei'-
ence is made to the Gael in this Index. The abbreviations are — G.
for Gael ; R. for Scottish Celtic Revieiv ; B. for " borrowed," the
borrowing being from the first non-Celtic word in the article ; and
•" above," referring to the previous pages of this volume.
a, rel. pron, R. 48, 40
abair, above 611
abar, confluence, above G04
abhainn, R. 235
abhrad, G. 317
abstol, R. 58
ach, R. 302
achlais, R. 211
adh, agh ; above 577
adhastair, above 579
adhbhar ; see aohhar
adhlac, R. 56
ag, R. 44
agh, above 577
aghaidh, R. 43.
■ ag-, lead. D
Root is really
C. has all the
authorities in his favoiu- for
oq-
agus, R. 42, 154 ; above 603
aibheis, G. 468
aifrionn, G. 467
àin, R. 59, G. 407
aingeal, R. 57
ainm, R. 46
air, R. 43, 274
airgiod, G. 300
aisil, R. 211
ait, R. 301
aithne, R. 15
aithreach, G. 385
amh, R. 28.
amharus, G. 346.
Read,
from sisto-, root sta ;" R 58,
iress
amhuil, R. 27
an, the, R. 40
an, prep., R. 277, 281.
an din (to-day), R. 282. Read,
" the day ;" the an is the art.
ann, there, R. 45, 231
ann, prep., R. 232
anns, R. 40, etc.
aobhar, above 579
aobrann, above 580
aoghaire, " shepherd," above 580
aois, G. 37
aon, R. 225
aoradh, above 579
ar, "ar fhichead," R. 274
àr, G. 405
ard, G. 165