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aich, aigh, aih, ech,
aich [ex, ɛx, S. eiç]
int. Ah! Denoting surprise or sorrow etc. An exclamation of pity, surprise or disgust.
int. Ah! Denoting surprise or sorrow etc. An exclamation of pity, surprise or disgust.
acher, acker, aeker, aicher, aiker, aker, akker, echer, icker,
aicher [NN.b. I.Ork. ˈexər]
also icker [SW. ˈɪkər], aiker [I. ˈɛkər]
n. An ear of corn. Stalk of corn with ear on.
also icker [SW. ˈɪkər], aiker [I. ˈɛkər]
n. An ear of corn. Stalk of corn with ear on.
acker [N. I. a(ː)kər]
n. Minute particles.
n. Minute particles.
Aichil, Aichils, Oachils, Ochil, Ochils,
Aichils [ˈeçəlz]
pn. Ochils (Perthshire).
Also the Aichil Hills Ochil Hills.
pn. Ochils (Perthshire).
Also the Aichil Hills Ochil Hills.
aid, aidin,
aid [ed]
n. Help, succour, assistance. A material means of help. One who assists another.
n. Help, succour, assistance. A material means of help. One who assists another.
Compounds and phrases etc.
aidin: Assisting etc.
Adam, Adam-an-Eves, addie, addy, adie, aedie, aidam, Aidam-and-Eves, Aidam-an-Eves, aidie, aidom, aydam, eddam, eddie, eddy, eddy, edom, Yed, Yeddie, Yid, Yiddie,
Aidam [ˈedəm, ˈɛdəm]
n. The personal name Adam.
dim. Aidie, S. Yid, Yiddie [jɪd(i), jɛd(i)]
n. The personal name Adam.
dim. Aidie, S. Yid, Yiddie [jɪd(i), jɛd(i)]
Compounds and phrases etc.
Aidam-and-Eves: The tubers of the orchis.
Aeday, Aedee, Aidee,
Aidee [ˈedi]
pn. The isle of Eday (Orkney).
pn. The isle of Eday (Orkney).
Addieswall, Aiddieswall, Aidieswall,
Aidieswall [ˈedizwal]
pn. Addiewell (West Lothian).
pn. Addiewell (West Lothian).
Aeden, Aidin,
Aidin [ˈedɪn]
pn. Eden (Borders).
pn. Eden (Borders).
Aidison, Aidisson, Aidiston, Uddinstoun,
Aidiston [ˈedɪs(t)ən]
pn. Uddingston (South Lanarkshire).
pn. Uddingston (South Lanarkshire).
addil, addle, adle, adle, adled, aidle, oddle, oddler,
aidle [edl, adl]
n. Liquid manure, rotten, or unfertile eggs, unsound brains.
adj. Rotten or unfertile, muddled.
n. Liquid manure, rotten, or unfertile eggs, unsound brains.
adj. Rotten or unfertile, muddled.