Volume 13 — GLOSSARY

abartach, from abairt, practice, feat, a. escrai 231.

abucht (abocht, abacht) a joke, jest 90.

adbann a strain of music 89. With prothetic f., fadbann, ib. N.

ad-coillim I destroy, ruin 245.

ái a cause, n. pl. ái 153, 174.

áibne f. delightfulness 23.

aigne m. a pleader, counsel, dag-a. 178.

ailbéimm n. a reproach 30.

áilde f. beauty 206.

aill .. aill once ... again, now ... now 235.

ainchess bodily pain, acc. cen ainchiss 119. (ainces N).

ainmne f. patience 192, 251, dat. ainmnit 143. (ainmnet N).

ainmnetach patient 174, 189.

airberntas (airnbertas) m. (?) 180, 181.

airbert a using, employing 178.

air-gorad a scorching 140.

airisiu a narration, tale, cétna airisiu, Cóir Amn. 80. n. pl. airisena 102, 125.

airmed a certain dry measure 138. Corm. Tr. 68.. eirmed, .i. tomus, 4, 3, 18, 70^a. dorat do Patraic in n-airmid mini, Trip. 186, 9.

aithech-borg m., aithech-port m. a rent-paying town 33.

aithne n. (later f.) a deposit 87, 157, 249.; aithne ṡalainn 87 L.

alaig behaviour, demeanour 86.

all n. a rock, n. pl. trí all 200.

allabair an echo 107.; O'Dav. 144.

ana wealth 147, 239.

áne f. agility, deftness, skill 84.

an-ergnaid undignified 221.

an-faitches m. carelessness 162.

an-fiad a bad welcome 70.

an-gar unfilial, impious 159, 235.

an-idna f. impurity 109.

an-richt m. a misshapen person 84.

antrenn rough ground, gen. antreinn 147.

apaig ripe 68.

ar-cuillim I destroy, ruin 184.; verb-noun, gen. aircaillti, ib. (N).

ard-nemed m. a high dignitary 157.

árech (árach) (1) a tie, fetter, gen. cú áraig 168.; (2) a bond, surety, acc. pl. cen áirche 74.; cin gealladh, cin airge, Laws II. 78, 4.

argius instruction (?), a. aiste 256. Cf. felmac fri ré na argaisi, Laws V. 364, 17.

aroslicim I open, aroslicet 204.

árus residence, habitation 218, 239.

ata which are 68, 69, 75, 76, &c.

ataid (?) 181.

ath-chommus m. renunciation of control or authority 160.

athchosan, better athchomsan (later achmusan) a complaining 98.; tossach augrai athchosan, LL. 345^b18.

augra strife 213.

aupthach veneficus 185.

aurla (1) a long lock of hair, .i. ciab, Corm. Tr. 166; (2) a person wearing aurla, a serf (?); mac aurlai (erlai) 152.

báithe foolishness 252.

banas m. womanhood, gen. dag-banais 180.; droch-banais 181.

ban-chorr f. a she-heron 237.

ban-lá a lucky day for women 216.

belach n. a mountain-pass, n. pl. belaige 50.

beó-athair m. a live father 151. Compare the following extract from H. 3, 18, p. 19b: Cest. Cid diatá "ní nais ná torbais"? Ar atáit nadmanna naisce ni na torbongat, ar ni rochat a nadmann naisce .i. mac beoathar for a athair, céile for a flaith, manach for a airchindech, hulach for inn aile, ar ní tobongat díb ar comrac, acht atá folaith gaibthi friu.

béss perhaps 136.

binnech melodious, bó b. 85.

birit, f. a sow, gen. birite, 148. BM.

bithbenach m. a criminal 92. B.

bocc m. a buck, he-goat, n. pl. buicc 230.

boccacht f. buckishness, obstinacy 101, 102.

bolcra (?) 231. Cf. bolcaire m. a hector, O'Gr. Cat. 584, 4.

bolc-srónach having distended nostrils 231.

bothach m. a hut-dweller, cottar 150.

brén-ḟinn stinking or rotten hair, acc. pl. -a 105.

brodna (?) gen. brodnai 230.

bronn-galar m. a disease of the abdomen 224.

brugaide f. keeping a hostel, hospitality 134.

búadnas a triumph, excellence, n. pl. -a 88. H.

cáer comraic 121. note.

cáin-thocad m. fair fortune, dat. cáin-thocud 110.

calad hard 176.; fer c. 147.

cetludche f. lustfulness 209.

círmaire m. a comb-maker 117.

cisne what are? 239.

clithcha f. comfort (of dress) 182.

clochrad (clochrach?) a stone building(?) (from clochur?), n. pl. trí clochraid 34.

clúanaige m. a rogue 90, 104.

co-cless performing feats together 125.

cóemna comfort, good cheer 6, 46.

coim (coimm) a cloak 130.

coimgne (com-ecne) synchronistic knowledge; fer coimgni 248. = fer cumocni, Rev. Celt. vi. 165, 11.

coire a caldron 220. c. érma, c. goriath, c. áiged 127.

com-ar (W. cyf-ar) holding ploughland in common 125.

com-chissiu an examination 119.

com-líth equally lucky 217.

comneibe (?) 169.

com-rith (fri) a racing together 117.

con-beraim I bear liabilities 168.

condailbe f. attachment, bias 193, 252.

congna (collective) horns 105, 117.

con-rannaim I share 164.

con-tibim I mock 82.

córad-gein a champion birth 148. BM.

crann-dretel (?) 231.

crésine f. piety 196.

crossán m. a buffoon 116.

cúacróessach (?) 231.

cuilmen a volume, tome 62.

cuinnmíne f. kindliness 208.

daintech biting 168.; gl. dentatus Sg. 159.^b2.

debuid f. strife 98.

déicsiu a seeing, spying, gen. déicsen 43.

deinmne impatience, dat. deinmnait 144.

deirmitiu irreverence, gen. deirmiten 214.

derc a hole, cave 42.; dat. i nderc a oxaille, LU. 70^a45; resiu dorattar isin deirc, Lism. fo. 43^b1.

déss f. land, acc. déiss 167. (dés N); acc. pl. déissi, ib. L. See Cáin Adamnáin, p. 46.

dí-ainme f. an unblemished state 119.

dían-apud a sudden notice 235.

dí-araig a person without bonds (árach) 235.

díbe a refusing, denying 212, LL 117^a43, 121^b9, 188^a2, 188^b33.

díbech refusing, denying 95.; .i. diultadach, C. 1, 2.

dí-chuimne f. lack of memory 245.; ar dermat nó díchumni, LL. 74^a30.

dí-galrae f. sicklessness 119.

dí-grad n. hatred 217.

dímainche f. uselessness 81.

dímainecht f. uselessness 81. H.

dímosc (?) 172.

dínnime f. meanness, lowliness 191.; ferr trumma dínnimi, LL. 345^c30. Cf. dín[n]imus, Alex. 996.

dirna a stone 237.

dí-sceóil taleless 248.

díthechte f. non-possession 219.

díthir a landless person, gen. díthir (díthire N) 165.

díthrub m. a desert, uninhabited place, n. pl. díthruib 43. In the later language it is inflected like treb (n.p. díthreba 43 BM).

diúite f. simplicity 24; LL. 294^a38. d. cridi, Lism. Lives 4543: Diúide ingen Slánchridi, Rawl. B. 512, 112²b2.

diultadach (diultach) fond of refusing 96 MB.

dlúithe f. compactness, obscurity (?) (of speech) 179.

doas m. ignorance 245.

do-celaim I hide 84, 85.

dochell niggardliness 144; Dochall ⁊ Díbe ⁊ Do[th]chernas, Rawl. B. 512, 112^b1.

dochlatu m. ill repute. gen. dochlatad 212.

do-chond m. an imbecile, gen. dochuind 153.

dochraite f. oppression 153. Alex. 367, atchota daidbre d., LL. 345^c3.

dodeime (?) 237 (todeime L).

dochta f. closeness 203.

do-delb a misshapen person, acc. la dodelb (dodeilb B) 84.

dofortaim I pour out, spill, spoil, ruin, dofortat 186; dofortatar .i. dotodsat, MI. 124^d12.

do-gnás f. ill-breeding 81; gen. dognáise 209.

doingthe f. foulmouthedness 252; for do-thengthe.

doingthes m. id. 213.

dolud loss, damage 198; gen. mét tar ndolaid, LL. 172^b33; in cach níth ba dáel dolaid, 157^b14.

dommatu m. poverty 198, Alex. 847.

dorenaim I pay a fine (díre) 158.

dotcad m. misfortune, n. pl. dotcaid 44, 64, 65, 71.

dotcadach unfortunate 135.

doth a hatching, cach d. toirthech, LL. 293^b48; gen. in doithe 237; dat. do duth, ib.; gen. pl. cerce trí ndoth, O'Dav. 1375.

do-tongim I swear, ná dítoing 159.

drithlennach full of sparks 65.

drús f. folly; gen. drúise 193.

duine-chin m. human crime 168.

dul in the phrases, dul ar to go security on behalf of 235; dul fri to go security for 235. See Glossary to Laws s.v. dul.

dulbaire f. lack of eloquence, bad delivery 179.

dulsaine f. mockery 142; in cerd mac húi Dulsine, Corm. 37. Cf. dulaige, O'Dav. 622.

dúthracht f. good will, kindliness 225.

ech usci a water-horse 236.

echmuir(?) 184.

eisíne a young bird 237.

eó m. a salmon: gen. iach 92; n. pl., iaich, LL. 297^a34.

eochair a key n. pl. eochracha 204.

erchoille (?) 230.

erdonal f. a trumpeter, piper; eardanal .i. stucaire no píobaire, BB. 65 m.s. acc. cen erdonail 253.

érim n. a course, running, gen. érma 127. Later fem., ar tressa na hérma, LL. 110^a13.

erlam ready 239.

errad n. dress, attire: gen. erraid 233.

escaine a curse 20.

esconn excommunicated 235.

escra a cup for drawing wine 231.

éscus (é-scíss) m. unweariedness 110 (esces N). daurnaisce .i. aurlattu nó greschae nó escas, H. 3, 18, 80^a.

eserni (?) 231.

eserte f. landlessness, vagrancy 74.

espatu m. frivolity 214.

étach (verb-n. of in-tugur, O'Mulc. 462) n. a dress; gen. étaig 182.

étaid jealous 95.

etargaire a separating, interposing, mediating, 135, 154; LL. 31^b15; dligid ugra e. 345^d10.

etir-chert a decision 175.

faigdech (foigdech.) m. a beggar 83, Aisl. M. 71, 21.

faiscsiu closeness (?) 192 (faicsi N).

fássach a precedent 178; brithemnacht ar roscadaib ⁊ fasaigib, LU. 118^b.

fáthaige f. the gift of prophecy 192.

fáth-rann m. a witty quatrain 89; do fáthrannaib espa ⁊ airchetail, Otia Mers. III., p. 47, § 2.

fechemnas m. debtorship 170.

féige f. sharpness, sagacity 78.

feras m. manhood, man's estate, gen. dag-ferais 196; droch-ferais 197. Cf. feras léiginn lectorship AU.

fer-lá n. a lucky day for men 217.

fescred (feiscre N.) 118 = feascradh 'shrivelling, decaying,' O'R. Cf. feasgor .i. dealugud, Lec. Voc. 403: dligid cach forcradach féscred, LL. 294^a9.

fiad a welcome. n. pl. fiada (fiad L) 70.

fidchell (?) 142.

fid-nemed n. a sacred grove, sanctuary;[TN 158] 'lucus,' BB. 469^a46, O'Mulc. 830, n. pl. fidnemeda fírdorchra ⁊ cráeb-chaill comdígainn, C. Cath.

flett see plett.

fliuchaim I wet, rotfliuchus, 104.

fodb m. accoutrement, n. pl. fuidb 135.

fo-crenaim (verb-n. fochraic) I bribe 261.[TN Yes, printed as 261]

foglaid m. a robber, gen. foglada 92.

fo-glúaisim I move (trans.) 198.

foichell f. hire, wages, gen. foichle 13.

foichne a blade of green corn 75: ith-ḟoichne .i. foichne in etha, O'Dav. 1080.

1. foilmnech roped, leashed, cú f. 169.

2. foilmnech (fo-lémnech) ready to leap 91, 238.

foimrimm a using, usucaption, gen. foille foimrimme, LL. 344^c55; n. pl. -e 163, Laws.

fóindledach m. a waif 198.

foll-derb f. a milk-pail, dat. hi foll-deirb 75, Laws.

fóindel m. a straying, n. pl. fóindil 181.

fomailt (verb-n. of fo-melim) f. usufruct 87.

fomus (verb-n. of fo-midiur) m. calculation (?) 118; béim co fomus, LU. 73^a1. béim co fommus, LL. 74^a26. roláosa, ol sé, fomus forsaní sin, LU. 58 24.

fo-naidm n. a contract 202.

for-íadaim I close upon 203.

for-ind-fedaim I relate. forindet 191: O'Dav. 511.

forngaire a proclaiming 140.

forrach a measuring-rod 138, O'Don. Suppl.

for-ṡnaidm (= for-naidm, with epenthetic s) n. an overreaching (?) 186: co fornadmaim níad náir, LU. 73^a7.

fortgellaim I give evidence, bear witness 138.

for-tongim I swear, fortoinger (fortongar) 158.

fossad steady, firm 174 (fossaid N).

fossugud stability 28.

fosta f. staidness, steadiness 180, 187, 194, 215, 218.

fotha n. foundation, f. n-utmall 173. Cf. ní cóir in fotha utmall, Sg. 4^b.

fothirbe a field (?) 56, Trip. 82, 2; 168, 26.

freccor (verb-n. of fris-curim) opposition, objection 154, ML 131^a8.

frecra (verb-n. of fris-garim) n. an answer 174.

frith-nóill a counter-oath 165.

fúaimm n. a din, noise 146, f. nglan, LL. 150^b4; f. in churaig risin tracht, YBL 89^b; n. pl. fúammann 146.

fúatche f. a snatching, carrying off 140.

fuchacht (fuichecht) f. copulation, cohabitation 155.

fuigliur I pronounce judgment, fuigletar 161.

fuirec (verb-n. of foricim) m. preparation, n. pl. fuiric 97, 98.

fuirmed a sitting, placing, gen. aithne fuirmeda, 157.

fuirsire m. a juggler 241.

gáir a cry, shout, n. pl. gártha 99 M.

gáis f. wisdom 177, gen. gáisse 178, 192, 251.

gáisse f. wisdom, acc. cen gáissi 176.

gait (verb-noun of gataim) f. a taking away, carrying off, gen. fer gaite meirle 141.

gamnach f. a stripper, gen. gamnaige 234.

gart generosity 240.

gatach thievish 185.

geir (?) 231.

gen f. a smile 91, n. pl. gena, ib.

genmnaide chaste 187, genmnaide ben aenfir, H. 3, 18, 79^b.

glass m. a lock, n. pl. glais 203.

goirt salted, bíad g. 70.

goriath (?) 127.

grainne (?) 231.

gréss handicraft 70, ferr g. soos, LL. 345^c51.

gríss heat, fever, ardour, fervour 224; colum co crábud, co ngrís, LL. 35^a48.

grith a cry, shout 99, n. pl. gretha, ib.

grúss (?) 143.

gúala a large vessel, vat 255; n. pl. gúala, ib. Cf. iern-gúala.

íach (a late nom. formed from the oblique cases of eó) m. a salmon, gen. iaich 92, L.

íarduibe f. after-grief 67. Cf. íarnduba.

íarmur f. remnant, leavings 65.

íarnduba f. after-grief 125, 141.

íarraid foster-fee 149.

im-bánad a growing pale 188.

im-gellad a pledging oneself 101.

immarchor a conveying about or across 239.

immed n. plenty 178, 225.

imreson, O. Ir. imbressan (verb-n. of im-fresnaim) f. a wrangling 101, 252, acc. pro nom. imresain 193.

imraichne a mistake 101, imraithne 229 N.

im-thomailt f. food 149.

im-crenaim pay or buy mutually, imuscrenat 170.

ind-chosc m. an indication, n. pl. ind-choisc 254.

in-crenaim I pay, buy 155. Enclitic: ní écriae. Ériu 1., p. 199, §21.

ír f. wrath 188. O'Dav. 1103.

itfa (?) 231. Cf. itfaide toile, LL. 344^c36.

labor talkative 248; bat l. fri labra, bat tó fri tó, LL. 346^a12.

lán the full-tide 237.

laxa f. inertness 212.

lén sloth 243; tossach lubra lén, LL. 345^b33.

lethiu broader, wider 235.

lia m. a stone, dat. liic 147.

litánacht f. singing the litany, 14.

lobra = lomrad a stripping 218; gen. lomartha, ib.

luaithrind a pair of compasses, gen. lúd -e 118; fo chosmailius luaithrinde, Corm. 13, s.v. Coire Brecáin.

luchra a smile 238.

lúd = lúth agility, quick motion 118. Wi. nimtha lúd hi cois nó il-láim, LU. 16^a5.

mad well, ní mad bíadsam, ní mad ríadsam 236.

máil blunt; simple-minded, witless, ingen m. 114.

méile f. lewdness 228; ben méile 223.

marb-dil dead chattel, Laws. acc. pl. marbdili 105.

med a balance, scales 138.

meirle f. theft 141.

mer-aichne a mistake 229.

meraige m. a fool, fop 103.

mí-airle evil counsel 243; tossach míarli malartcha, LL. 345^b37.

midlachas m. cowardice 197.

mí-gairm n. an evil cry, nom. du. dá m. 124.

miscne, miscena (n. pl.) hatreds 179, 248.

mí-thocad m. misfortune, ill-luck, gen. míthocaid 124; dat. míthocod 109.

mblecht (mblicht) in milk 146.

móaigim I increase, verb-n. gen. móaigthe 146.

muilleóir m. a miller, gen. muilleórach 234.

muimme f. a nurse, n. pl. muime 246, 247, muimmecha 130.

muin neck, back, in the phrase do m. 232 = de mhuin because of, in consequence of, Dinneen.

nemed, m. a privileged person, gen. nemid filed 255.

nem-idna f. impurity 109 BM.

nemthigur I constitute, neimthigedar 116-123, 202: Corm. s.v. níth: rofogluim sium in tréide nemthigius filid, Megn. Finn 19.

neóit churlishness, niggardliness 144.

ness (1) .i. aurnise criad a clay furnace, H. 3, 18, 73b; gen. fri derc a neis, Corm. 33, 2; (2) the wooden mould or block in which the furnace of moist, soft clay, was formed;[128] bói crann ina láim .i. neas a ainm ⁊ is uime dogníther an urnise criad, Corm. 32 s. v. nescoit; (3) .i. mála cré a bag of (moulding) clay H. 1, 15.

nóill an oath 165 (náill N); n. pl. nóill, ib.

ochán an urging, egging on 112. Cf. achain, Boroma 122.

ochtrach (later otrach) f. a dunghill, ML 129^c2; dat. for ochtraig 117 (otrach N).

óc-thigern m. a franklin 71.

óil f. a cheek, gen. óile 116.

oirce a lap-dog 241.

ordan dignity, gen. ordain 246, 254. With Triad 246, compare the following extract from H. 3, 18, p. 9b: Secht rann fichet (xx .i. ms) triasa (friasa ms) toet feab ⁊ ordan (ordain ms) do duine: tria gaireui, tria ainmnit, tria ḟostai, tria thói, tria forsadi, tria fogluim, tri domestai, tri étsecht fírindi, tri chocad fri clóine, tri indarba anfis, tri thochur[i]ud fis, tri trebairei, tri coitsecht fri forrsaidi, tri frecmorc fíren, tri filidhecht téchtai, tri ailge auscuichthi, tri airmitin sen, tri denam sinsire, tri ermitin flatha, tri airmidin ecnai, tri honoi[r] fithidre, tri timorgain cuibsi nó gnúisi, tri idhnai lámai, tri congain cuibsi, tri imrád bá[i]s, tria imrád nó décsin i nDia na ndúla.

paitt f. a leather bottle, p. meda, LL. 117^a50; LU. 54^b22; gen. paitte 231; na paitte, LL. 117^b2; du. n. dá phait ḟína, LB. 129^a.

plett (flett) f. an edge 121; plet .i. nomen rinda dogníat cerda, H. 3, 18, p. 73: flét, O'R.

prap-chaillte (literally 'sudden hardness') f. closefistedness 212.

ráth f. security, surety 235; gen. rátha 139.

ráthaiges m. guarantorship 135, 248.

rathmaire f. bountifulness 211.

reclés an abbey-church 11.

reithe m. a ram 117, 168.

rige a stretching, extending 116.

rigne (raigne) f. stiffness 179: LL. 212^b15; rigne labartha, 345^d10.

roimse abundance 202.

ronn a chain 121.

rop m. a brute, n. pl. ruip, 168, 169. With Triad 168 compare the following extract from H. 3, 18, p. 8^b: Rofesar rupu tria fóindel caich laithiu dosliat fiachui dóine do cethrai .i. each cen cuibrich cech tráthai, cú cen cuibrech nó cen lomain laithe, muiccai cen mucalaig ndorcha.

ros-chullach m. a stallion 114.

ro-thé very hot, scalding 70; Aisl. M.

rucca f. shame 143.

ruire m. a king, gen. pl. ruirech 202.

rúss a blushing 143; O'Dav. 1336, 1343, rús .i. grúaid, ut dicitur: co nach romna rús richt. Rús dono imdergad ⁊ gach nderg, H. 3, 18, 73^c.

sail a beam, prop, n. pl. sailge 101.

saill f. fat, bacon 170; gen. cia tiget na saille, LB. 260^b20; n pl. saillti 184.

sain-chor m. a special contract, gen. -chuir 151.

salánach dirty, filthy, n. pl. salanaig 230.

saltraim I trample, rosaltrus 104.

sámtha repose 189.

sant f. avarice 115.

scenb a startling (?) n. pl. scenb 106.

scéo and 223.

scolóc a young student 233.

secnabbóite f. vice-abbotship 46.

seche a hide, skin 230.

ségainn accomplished; an accomplished person, n. pl. ségainni, 89 (ségaind M ségainn N); ní rabha i nEirinn uile budh griabhdha nó bud segaine inás, Three Fragm. 34.

seim a rivet 172.

seol (seola) child-bed 224.

sírecht f. a tabu, .i. geis, O'Dav. 1482, who quotes triad 253.

sirite m. a wild man, sprite 114.

sit hush! 137; sit sit! Hib. Min. 78, 23.

sleith f. cohabiting with a woman without her knowledge 155; Aisl. M. O'Dav. 97.

slissén a chip, lath 169.

snáth f. a thread, gen. snáithe 75.

so-bés m. good manners 84.

sobraid sober 251; sobraig, LL. 343^d3; sobraig cách co haltram, LL. 345^d45.

sobraide f. sobriety 187, 251.

sochell liberality 210; LL. 345^b39.

sochlatu m. good repute, gen. sochlatad 211.

sochoisc docile 251; n. pl. -e, CZ. iii. 451, 28.

sochoisce f. docility 194; tossach suthi s., LL. 345^b23.

so-delb f. a fine figure 85.

so-gnás f. good breeding 210; gen. sognáise 208.

soithnges m. wellspokenness 208, 251.

soitcedach fortunate 239.

somnath (^xso-múnad) easily taught, docile 251. Cf. O'Dav. 1481.

somnathe f. docility 251.

són that 239.

sotcad m. good fortune, gen. sotcaid 210.

sotla f. pride 247.

so-thengtha well-spoken 251.

sproicept a preaching 111 B. sproicepht M.

sreb f. 'the stream of milk drawn from a cow's teats at each tug,' Dinneen; gen. sreibe, 75 L.

sreb immais 112 note.

srithid f. 'the passage of milk from the breast.' O'R.: gen. srithide 75.

sruithe f. seniority 5.

sta hush! 137; Bodl. Corm. stata, Hib. Min. 78, 1.

súarcus m. mirth 210.

suirge f. a courting, wooing, 247.

suthaine f. lastingness, 182.

tacra a pleading, t. fergach 173 = LL. 345^d23.

tairisiu m. trustfulness 204.

tairismige f. obduracy 209.

tair-leimm n. an alighting, a place of alighting; geis dí tochim cen tairlim, LL. 201^a11: n. pl. tairleme, 32.

taisec restitution, restoration 157. Laws, Aisl. M.

tal-chaire f. self-will, obstinacy 131.

tarcud a proposing 72, 73; t. do drochmnái, Aisl. M. 73, 26.

tarsunn m. a sauce; tarsand, O'Mulc. 612: n. pl. tarsuinn 184 (tarsunn L): torsnu, Aisl. M. 99, 7.

tascor a retinue, t. ríg 71, t. ríg nó espuic, O'Dav. 1501.

1. téite f. wantonness 18.

2. téite a fair, gathering 88.

tenn (teinn, tinn) sore, hurting, cluiche t. 90. Cf. mían leisan laoch lúaiter linn | cluiche ó nách biad duine tinn a game by which no one is hurt, Bruss. MS. 2569, fo. 65^a.

tirdacht f. boorishness 229.

tlás f. weariness 132, 133.

togním. m. (?) 219.

toicthiu (?) 131.

toimtiu f. opinion 136. Cf. mac toimten 'son of conjecture,' O'Dav. 1596.

tothucht substance 85. BB. 19^b14.

tradna a corncrake 129.

trecheng a triad. For O.-Ir. trethenc, Wb. 29^c5 (Thes. I. 691).

trichem a fit of coughing; sen-t. 114. mod. tritheamh.

trichtach example, pattern (?) 27. is é didiu in fer sin ropo trichtach do Chorinntib ara techtatis an indmus amal ná techtatis, LB. 146^a32; ropo trichtach tra don eclais dílgedaig fo chosmailius ingen n-óg ná tabrat olc ar olc, acbt logud, ib.

tromdatu m. importunity 214.

tromm m. the elder-tree 129; gen. connud truimm, RC. vii., 298, 3.

trú a doomed person, dat. robud do throich 83 = Aisl. M. 71, 20.

trumma f. weightiness, self-importance 131.

trusca f. leprosy 133 N.; clam-trusca AU. 950.

tuilféth a frown 142.

tuisledach stumbling, offending 96 N.

turtugud a compelling, forcing, violating 155: is tar turtugud nDé ⁊ Patraic cach gell ⁊ cach aitire, Cáin Domn.; LU. 74^a19, 123^a17; turtugud breth, LL. 344^b; turrtugad .i. timpud, H. 3, 18, 539^b; a turtad .i. per uim, O'Dav. 1151; turtad .i. coméicniugud, O'Mulc. H. 3, 18, 74^b, 866.

uais hard, difficult 220, 235; coruice uais nó angbocht, .i. is é iu t-uais ní ná raibe aice féin, O'Dav. 112.