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Old Irish words beginning with A

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This page lists the 33 words beginning with A in the Old Irish community dictionary. Each word has its own page with its full meaning and example sentence. This data is openly available at no cost for language preservation and research, with attribution to LanguageKnow. You can return to the home page or browse all languages at any time.

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33 words and 0 phrases — 33 entries in total.

Words (33)

A (33)

a méit (Old Irish) adv Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

so much, so greatly

/adark/ phonetic transcription

horn

adgainethar (Old Irish) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

to be reborn

adnacul (Old Irish) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

grave

adora (Old Irish) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

to adore

adtairbir (Old Irish) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

to bring back, bring again

áer (Old Irish) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

reproach

ág (Old Irish) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

fight, battle, contest

agad (Old Irish) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

face

aí (Old Irish) pron Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

his, hers, theirs (optionally governed by the definite article)

aig (Old Irish) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

ice

airchissecht (Old Irish) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

pity, compassion

airegdae (Old Irish) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

excellent, eminent

airsa (Old Irish) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

jamb, doorpost

ais (Old Irish) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

back, hinder part

aithirriuch (Old Irish) adv Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

again

alam (Old Irish) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

herd, flock

ammus (Old Irish) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

attempt, effort

amrae (Old Irish) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

wonderful, marvellous, extraordinary

ancridi (Old Irish) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

vocative/genitive singular of ancride

anglan (Old Irish) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

unclean

anís (Old Irish) adv Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

from below

anse (Old Irish) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

difficult, impossible

ap (Old Irish) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

abbot

arbiatha (Old Irish) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

to feed, nourish

arcoat (Old Irish) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

to hinder

arfen (Old Irish) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

to fence off

arna (Old Irish) conj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

so that … not, lest

arsissedar (Old Irish) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

to stay, remain

asoilgi (Old Irish) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

to open

asse (Old Irish) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

easy

athair (Old Irish) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

father

aurrae (Old Irish) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

native freeman (someone whose rights are protected by the clan and community)

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