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2 To raise up

_Douglas_

This sense is so different froht rather seem to be put for _arraise_, q to raise up

Fr _arrach-er_, to tear, to pull by violence; to pull up by the roots, from Lat _eradic-are_

ARBY, _s_ The sea-gilliflower, Orkn

_Neill_

ARBY-ROOT, _s_ The root of the sea-pink, or Statice armeria, Orkn

ARCH, ARGH, AIRGH, ERGH, (gutt) _adj_

1 Averse, reluctant; often including the idea of timidity as the cause of reluctance, S

_Douglas_

2 Apprehensive, filled with anxiety, S Chaucer, _erke_, weary, indolent

_Popul Ball_

A S _earg_, desidiosus, iners, slothful, sluggish, _earh_ fugax, ”ti-ur_, refor the Goths _argur_, L B _arga_, denoted a poltroon, a coward

_To_ ARCH, ARGH, _v n_ To hesitate, to be reluctant

V ~Ergh~, _v_

ARCHNES, ARGHNESS, _s_

1 Reluctance, backwardness

_Wodrow_

2 Obliquely used for niggardliness, q reluctance to part with any thing

_Legend Bp St Androis_

_To_ AREIK, ARREIK, _v a_ To reach, to extend

_Douglas_