Part 29 (1/2)

AT, _pron_ That, which

_Wyntown_

AT ALL, _adv_ ”Altogether,” Rudd; perhaps, at best, at any rate

_Douglas_

ATANIS, ATTANIS, ATANYS, ATONIS, _adv_ At once; S at _ainze_

V ~Anis~, ~Anys~

_Gawan and Gol_

ATCHESON, ATCHISON, _s_ A billon coin, or rather copper washed with silver, struck in the reign of Jaht pennies Scots, or two-thirds of an English penny

_Ruddiman_

From the name of the assay-master of the mint

ATHARIST, Houlate III 10

V ~Citharist~

ATHE, AITH, AYTHE, _s_ An oath; plur _athis_

_Barbour_

Moes G _aith_, A S _ath_, Precop _eth_, Isl _aed_, Su G

_ed_, Dan and Belg _eed_, Alem and Germ _eid_, juramentum

ATHER, _conj_ Either

V ~Athir~

_R Bruce_

ATHIL, ATHILL, HATHILL, _adv_ noble, illustrious

_Houlate_

A S _aethel_, nobilis; whence _Aetheling_, _Atheling_, a youth of the blood royal; Su G _adel_, id; _adling_, juvenis nobilis; deduced from ancient Gothic _aelt_, kindred C B _eddyl_ is also equivalent to Lat gens, cognatio