A.

a (asp.) particle of the vocative.

a (asp.) his (M. N.).

a her (F.).

a, a n- their (plur.).

a, a n-, an who; conj. as. a, ass out of; ass, assa. Abisolón Absolon. Abracham Abraham. abraid, apar from epiur, epur. aca, acca, accai, acatár, acas

tar from adcíu. ro ácaib from fácbaim. acailli see adgládur.

acher Latin acer.

Achi IV, 1, Aiched 2.

acht conj. except, Latin nisi; but; acht chena however. adaig F. night.

adamra wonderful. adcíu, adchíu, atchíu I see; adciam, aicet; accai, acca, aca, acatár; accara, faccara, atchithera; acastar; aicessa. adgládur dep. I address, speak

with anyone; adgladadar, adgladamar, atagegallarsa, atagegalldathar; Act. aca

illi.

adib from am I am.

adnacim I bury; ro adnacht. Áed mac Dáiri IV, 4, 5. ael lime.

áen, óen one (of all genders). ærbarthar from asbiur. áes, óes M. age, collectively the people; oes legind the readers (fer legind lector). hæsi s. ési.

ág battle I, 15.

aged face; i n-agid with gen.

towards.

ágor dep. I fear.

ái s. indala, cechtar.

aicessa, aicet from adcíu. aicned N. nature; iar Naicniud.

aidche F. night.
aigidecht F. hospitality.
áil agreeable; ní áil I, 39a.
aile, N. aill Latin alius.

ailim I rear; ailtir. ainm N. name; anma, d'an

mum, dá ainm. ainmnigim I name; ainmnig

ter VI, 14 read ainmnigther. air, ar prep. before, for; airi therefore; airun III, 6? air, ar conj. for. airchelad III, 3, cf. arcelim aufero Sg. 9a, arachela vel dogaitha Gloss on quæ frustretur mentes eorum Ml. 31a; airchellad raptus Z 868.

airchissim I have mercy; airch

issi parcit Wb. 4o; airchis. airde N. sign; airrde VI. 6. airecht M. assembly.

álde, áilde F. beauty. álim I beg.

Almu ingen Becain IV, 1. Almo, Almu now the hill of Allen, near Newbridge, Co. Kildare, Hennessy in Almain.

am I am; at, is, as (as n-isel I, 31), adib, it.

amail, amal prep. and conj.

as.

Ambróis Ambrosius, a name of the well-known prophet and magician Merlin, Cymr. Merddin Embrys, according to Nennius identical with a king Ambrois Gleotic, Cymr. Embrys Guletic.

gara.

airitiu F. reception.

airle F. counsel.

airunsur III, 6.

áit place.

aithed escape, elopement; for aithed.

aithesc N. answer.

aittrebaim I dwell; ro aittreb, aitreb.

álaib III, 6, cf. grian alaib (i. alaind) a delightful sun Fél. Sep. 3.

alaile Latin alius. álaind lovely.

alamu IV, 2, Alaun? Latin alumen; dond alamain.

amra wonderful, famous.

amsach from amos satellites,

mercenary; a amsaig his soldiers IV, 4.

an pron. rel. see a, a n-.
and there, here, Grk. eva;
and-side, and-sin Grk. év-
ταῦθα.

áne F. splendour, delicia.
áne Pl. divitiæ; donaib ánib.
anecnaid unwise.
anetargnaid wondrous.
ani Latin id quod.

anirlatu disobedience; anirlatad.

anirlithe disobedient.

apar from epiur, epur.

ar, or, ol Latin inquit.

ar, air prep. before, for; airi; ar sin IV, 8 for iar sin. ar, air conj. for.

ara n-, ar a n- conj. that,

in order that; ar na that not.

ar n- our.

ár defeat.

arai conj. however. araile Latin alius. aram F. number. Archommin see mag. árd high; ard-faith. ar-dot-chiat III, 4, cf. nim aircecha "thou shalt not see

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me Rev. Celt. II p. 490.

are M. temple (of head), im du da are I, 50.

arna conj. that not. Art бenfer Arturus Unicus

(O'Flaherty Ogyg. p. 314). arus dwelling IV, 8. as from am.

ásaim I grow; ro as IV, 3. asait delivery, parturitio; ro hasaited she was delivered IV, 6.

asbiur I say; arna érbarat, ærbarthar; asbert, asrubartatar.