n
d, f. Also ca-.
cothra,
BLism. 108 rb37
. ? g
p.
ccórann,
Bard. Synt. Tr. 236.16
. cora cara (ind éisc) f.,
IGT Decl. § 4
.
c.¤ (na cléirech) f., g
s.
-adh,
§ 7
(cara proscribed form).
(a)
stone fence, palisade, wall, row or serried rank
(`the
making a c.¤
round land (without objection) was evidence of
title', Plummer MS notes).
cara .i. clocha [ut est] fo cara
Caiar .i. fo cairrgib,
O'Dav. 384
.
498
. dar in coraid `beyond
the fence',
Laws iii 130.16
. ar clad no ar coraid `on a dyke
or on a wall',
176.20
. clais c.¤
`a trench a stonewall',
iv 72.5
.
c.¤ tria liag a wall of three courses(?),
112.1
, see
21 Comm.
in
c.¤ . . . sé troighthi ina hairdi,
76.14 Comm.
toraile .i. coradh
cloch,
O'Curry 839
(
H 3.18, 383
). clas co corad .i. bís i comainci
isin eclais gin légenn (leg. clas corad? co coraid?),
O'D. 923
(H.3.17, 655).
c.¤ clach,
DDána 29.10
. ón choraidh chrann
`from the serried line of spears',
O'Hara 2346
. Fig.
clann
C. mar caraid cloch,
MR 312.11
. dá charaidh cipíngherra . . .
crínfiaclacha na cind two rows of . . . teeth,
Caithr. Thoirdh.
104.21
. Note also: ar bhfíon fionn i gcoraidh chófraithe
`vessel',
Aithd. D. 72.6
.
(b)
weir : aire, c.¤
`a fishing-were',
Eg. Gl. 677
. in c.¤ coitcend
na fine `the common fishing weir of the tribe',
Laws i 130.4
.
no
dha trian imarcra in eisc do na corthaib uadha sís,
O'Curry 1148
(
H 3.18, 457a
). riagail inbir na coradh `the rule of the inber
of the weir',
Laws iv 212
,
11.12 Comm.
ba si c.¤ éisc na hinnise,
Snedg. u. Mac R 9 § 10
.
M.D. ┐ a cara(d) éisc laiss,
BColm.
62.13
. ?
seiche corad,
Triads 230
. ic siledh tre caraidh
cloch `dripping through a weir of stones',
CCath. 5901
.
coirthe
chláir Ḟeóire,
IGT Decl. ex. 1304
.
lán cairthe chúain na
Suca,
ex. 243
.
cara na héigne,
Dán Dé xiv 6
.
na carranna
co na cescandaibh,
ALC i 278.22
= na cescanna uas a
ccairribh `the baskets of the fishing weirs',
AFM iii 226.2
. im
carrid Cluana Tarb `against the weir of C.',
Cog. 192.13
.
See
Hog. Onom
.
(c) Eccles.
choir, chapter
(cf. MR cited under (a) supra):
hic chorus .i. incoraidh,
Ir. Gl. 457
.
a measg choradh
chleireach,
Duan. F. ii 286 § 139
.
sa choraidh chléireach,
Aithd. D. 69.7
.
c.¤ ceatal ┐ ceól,
Measgra D. 59.31
(`choir',
Gloss.).
C. . . . do togha lá coraidh ardachaidh,
AFM iv 824.10
.
tucad a grada le coraidh Arda Macha,
Ann. Conn. 1307.12
.
etir coraidh aingel,
AFM ii 1136.14
.
M. . . . ┐ C.C. in a corp
daenna, na coraid timchell Macairius,
ZCP xi 140.37
.
do
búi ceithre suidheócca dec . . . 'san coraidh,
BNnÉ 58.7
.
san chruisde as ttaobh des don choruidh (sic leg.) mhóir,
chapter-house(?),
Rel. Celt. ii 210.17
. Cf. cuire cniocht
(c.¤ cniocht, v.l.) `a host (lit. choir) of knights',
Butler Poems
1464
.