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Rh ;   *ampi;  ampi, , trouble; unrest; haste; ampe,, trouble; inconvenience.

amp [a‘mp],, to be anxious, restless; be unable to sleep; in connection with the verb “lie”, to lie and a., to lie. See ,  ampel [a‘mpəl] and more rarely amper [a’mpəra‘mpər [sic]],, 1) with sharp outline; clear and distinct; ; , de land is very , the land appears clear and distinct (in clear weather); a sky = a  sky; see,  2. 2) greedy; eager; active; indefatigable at work; ;,  4. Along with this ness , greed; eagerness; activity; indefatigability. ; amper,, sharp; acrid (in taste) (also inter alia bustling; hastening, R.); amper,, sharp (in taste), also inter alia active; indefatigable; ampre sig and ample, amplä,, to set strenuously to work; to strive eagerly.  annapi,, see. 
 * ampr, parallel form to *apr
 * an(n)ari [anā·ri], see under *,

 the last breath of life; to de (ane’s) a., to give up the ghost; die, he’s de (his) a. (see, ); to draw ane’s a., to worry one to death, from “to draw ane’s, ”. andi,, and ǫnd, , breath; “ǫnd” soul; life,  , The word used in the $n$, is certainly the same.  andelokk (-lukk) [a$2$n··dəlȯk·, äᶇ··dəlȯk, -lək·],, accident; misfortune; sudden, unforeseen illness [‘to’] de coo [‘cow’] or yowe [‘ewe’] —., , Also (-) [åᶇ··dəlȯk, -lək·, ȯᶇ··də-]; der’r a o. fa’en [‘fallen’] upo dem, they have met with an accident . *andlukka; “and” against (particle, forming the first part of ); lukka,, luck. Edm. expresses “” as “accident; misfortune”; this is an older form: *andg(a)lukka, where “g(a)” is the old prefix ( G. “Gluck”).  andi$i$ [andi, äᶇdi],, stink; strong and disagreeable smell. , From a form  [ɔ$n$ŋdi] is reported. andi,, breath.
 * and [and, äᶇd],, breath,
 * if nae [‘no’] a. happens till

andi$n$ [andi], recorded in the verse “Eeli eeli a.! kast a knot upo dy tail! I’ll slipp dee hwar I fann dee”. Eel, eel (in hand?) make a knot upon thy tail and I’ll set thee free again where I found thee, (said by boys to a captive eel which is grasped by the head and held with outstretched arm). *í handi = í hendi (in hand)?  andr [äᶇdȯr (andor, äᶇ·dōr·)] and more ander [andər, āndər, äᶇdər],, small porch; penthouse; [andər:, ; andor: );, [āndər, andər, äᶇdər];  [äᶇdȯr, äᶇdər]. On  a parallel form [amdər] is found. In the word is also used to designate the : a) the space between the byre-door and the door which leads from the byre to the dwelling-house; b) the door between the byre and the barn; c) wooden lintel or shelf above the door to lay things on; the uppermost edge of a stone wall, forming an angle with the roof, and  above the door, and used for depositing things on ; he laid it op [‘up’] upo do a. o’ de hoose, o’ de byre ; — From also in the form  [ȯᶇdər, ɔ̇ᶇdər]. From is recorded [äᶇ·dōr·], meaning a blind door in a byre or 