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BAC [bak] : Amharc i gcomhthéacs

BAC

-AIC, {masculine} -AICE, {feminine}, {originally} neuter;
a quirk, an angular space, hollow or object;
a river turn;
BHAC N-ACHAIDH, a paddock;
MIODH-BHAC, mid-hollow (of the back);
F1ODH-BHAC, a bow;
a crozier, a mattock, a billhook, a {properly} a pin, a crook, a peg, a thole-pin;
a joint, a hook;
a shackle, a hindrance, a STOP;
a fire-hob, a FIRE-PROP, corner of hob;
act of SUPPORTING, holding back, bin daring;
TÁ ÁR MBAC AR DIA, Gad is Our SLIPPORT ({Citation:Comeragh word list by Fr. McGrath of Ring and Riobard Ueldon});
TÁ DO BHAC AIS. he is being held back from coming, {et cetera};
FÁ BHAC AN FHRAOIGH. buried under the heather. See BHAIC.

BAC

-LÁMH, -LÁIMHE, -LÁMHA, {feminine}, a disabled hand or arm : a lame-handed person, See LÁMH.

BAC

-LÁMHACH, -AIGHE, {adjective} disabled in the hand or hands;
{substantive masculine}, one having the hand or hands injured or disabled.

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