Part 16 (1/2)

ALPE, _s_ An elephant _Alpes bon_, ivory

_Gl Complaynt S_

A S _elp_, Lat _eleph-as_; Heb _alaph_, bos

ALQUHARE, ALLQUHARE, _adv_ Every where

_Douglas_

From _all_, and _quhare_ where

ALRY, _adj_

For its different senses, V ~Elrische~

ALRYNE, _s_ Apparently a watch-tower, or the highest part of a castle

_Maitland Poems_

Su G _hall-a_ defendere, _hallare_ praesidium, _hallarena_ watchmen

ALS, _conj_ As; generally employed in the first part of a comparison; ”_Als_ fers as a lyoun,” i e ”As fierce as a lion”

_Wallace_

From A S _ealles_, omnino; or _eall swa_, ita, tam

ALS, ALSE, _adv_ Also, in the same manner

V ~Sua~, ~Alsua~

_Barbour_

A S _eall swa_, etiam

ALSAME, ALSAMEN, _adv_ Altogether

_Douglas_

Froether Alem _alsamen_, simul

ALSMEKLE, _adv_ As much