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Achorthies, Auchorthies,
Auchorthies [ˈɑxɔrθiːz]
pn. Aquhorthies (Aberdeenshire).
pn. Aquhorthies (Aberdeenshire).
Auchreddie,
Auchreddie [ˈɑxrɛdi]
pn. New Deer (Aberdeenshire).
pn. New Deer (Aberdeenshire).
Aachterairder, Auchterairder,
Auchterairder [ˈɔːxtəreːrdər]
pn. Auchterarder (Perth and Kinross).
pn. Auchterarder (Perth and Kinross).
Auchtergaen, Auchtergaun, Auchtergawn,
Auchtergaun [ɑːxtəˈgɑːn]
pn. Auchtergaven (Perth and Kinross).
pn. Auchtergaven (Perth and Kinross).
Auchtermichty, Auchtermuchtie, Auchtermuchty, Muchtie, Muchty,
Auchtermuchty [ɔːxtərˈmʌxte]
pn. Auchtermuchty (Fife).
Locally Muchty.
pn. Auchtermuchty (Fife).
Locally Muchty.
Auchtertuil,
Auchtertuil [ˈɔːxtərtøl]
pn. Auchtertool (Fife).
pn. Auchtertool (Fife).
From Gaelic uachdar + tuil which is likelly related to the Tiel Burn.
Auchwhythie,
Auchwhythie [ˈɑxʍəiθi]
pn. Aquhythie (Aberdeenshire).
pn. Aquhythie (Aberdeenshire).
audacious [ɑːˈdeʃəs]
adj. Showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks.
adj. Showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks.
adience, ahdience, audience, audiscence, audiscence, owdience, owdiscense,
audience [ɑːdɪəns, MN. ʌudɪəns]
n. Audience, hearers, a hearing.
n. Audience, hearers, a hearing.
aufer,
aufer [ɑːfər, ɔːfər, N. I. aːfər]
n. The full form of A on the sides of a totum.
n. The full form of A on the sides of a totum.