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Aklys, -io, sm. ent. ox-fly; gad-fly; breeze; ‖ (vulg.) a blind fellow; dolt; blockhead.

Aklokas, f. -ka, defin. -kasis, f. -koji, adj. somewhat blind; quite blind; ‖ close.

Aklumas, -o, sm. blindness; ‖ closeness; compactness.

Aklutis, -čio, sm. [dim. of [[A Dictionary of the Lithuanian and English Languages/#|]]] a blind fellow; totally blind. ‖ bot. dead-nettle. Galeobdolon.

Akmenas, -o, sm. stone (weight of forty pounds).

Akmenēlis, -io, sm. dim. little stone. Mēlynasis akmenēlis, sulphate of copper; blue vitriol.

Akmenēti (-nēju, -nējau, -nēsiu), v. n. to turn to stone; to petrify.

Akmenyčia, -ios, f. quarry: stone pit.

Akmenynas, -o, sm. heap of stones; a place abounding with stones.

Akmenynē, -ēs, sf. a stony land; a place abounding with stones.

Akmeningas, f. -ga. defin. -gasis, f. -goji, adj. abounding with stones; stony; lapideous.

Akmeninis, f. -nē, adj. stony; stone; made or consisting of stone. Akmeninė širdis, a stony-heart; a pitiless person.

Akmenskaldis, -dżio, sm. stone cutter.

Akmenuotas, f. -ta, defin. -tasis, f. -toji, adj. stony; abounding with stones.

Akmenuoti (-nuoju, -navau, -nuosiu), v. a. to stone; to pelt, beat or kill with stones. ‖ v. n. to become a stone; to turn to stone.

Akmuo, -mens, sm. stone; rock. Brangus —, precious stone; jewel. Kampinis —, corner stone; fundamental stone. ‖ med. stone; gravel (in the bladder). Dim. Akmenēlis, -niukas, sm. a little stone. Mēlynasis akmenēlis, sulphate of copper; blue vitriol.

Akompanijamentas, -o, sm. accompaniment.

Akompanijuoti (-juoju, -javau, -juosiu), v. a. to accompany.

Akordas, -o, sm. mus. accord; chord.

Akras, -o, sm. acre.

Akselinis, f. -nē, adj. of chaff; belonging to chaff. Akselinē mašina, chaff-cutter.

Akselis, -io, sm. chaff; straw cut up for fodder.

Akselpeilis, -io, sm. chaff-cutter.

Aksomas, -o, Aksomitas, -o, sm. velvet.

Aksominis, f. -nē, adj. velvet; of velvet; velvety.

Akstinas, -o, sm. prickle; fig. goad; stimulus.

Akstinti (-nu, -nau, -nsiu), v. a. to stir up; to goad; to stimulate.

Akstinuotas, f. -ta, defin. -tasis, f. -toji, adj. prickly; full of prickles; armed with prickles.

Akštis, -ies, sf. spit; prong. = [[A Dictionary of the Lithuanian and English Languages/#|]].

Akšvita, -os, sf. bot. euphrasy; eye-bright. Euphrasia.

Aktainis, -io, sm. a cubic fathom; ‖ a measure of about 20 gallons.

Aktas, -o, sm. act; action.

Akti (anku, akau, aksiu), v. n. to grow blind; to lose one's sight.

Aktiviškas, f. -ka, defin. -kasis, f. -koji, adj. active; effective.

Aktorē, -ēs, sf. actress.

Aktorius, -iaus, sm. actor.

Akulioriai, -ių, sm. pl. = [[A Dictionary of the Lithuanian and English Languages/#|]].

Akuotas, -o, sm. bot. awn; beard; prickle.

Akuotuotas, f. -ta, defin. -tasis, f. -toji, adj. awny; husky; prickly.

Akustika, -os, sf. acoustics.

Akustiškas, f. -ka, adj. acoustic.

Akušeras, f. -rē, s. accoucheur; obstetrician; midwife.

Akušerija, -jos, sf. obstetrics; midwifery.

Akušeriškas, f. -ka, adj. obstetrical.

Akutē, -ēs, sf. [dim. of [[A Dictionary of the Lithuanian and English Languages/#|]]] little eye.

Alabastras, -o, sm. alabaster. = [[A Dictionary of the Lithuanian and English Languages/#|]].

Alasas, -o, sm. noise; uproar; clutter; bustle.

Alasuoti (-suoju, -savau, -suosiu), v. n. to make a noise; to clutter; to pother.

Alba, -os, sf. alb; surplice.

Albanija, -os, sf. Albania, Albany. Albanietis, f. -tē, Albanian; inhabitant of Albania. Albaniškas, f. -ka, adj. Albanian.

Alda, -os, sf. loose jollity; merriment; revelry; loose, disorderly life.

Aldija, -os, sf. boat; canoe.

Aldra, -os, sm. a jolly fellow; reveler; coxcomb.

Ale, conj. but.