n [u,]m. (accnam) portion or ration of food: agnabtha .i. biatha, O'Curry 2068 (H 4.22, 67.) acnamad .i. biadh fhoires é, O'D. 991 (H 3.17, 854). nobered B. acnabad di, Trip.² 2755 . nu berthi acnamad ó Mochtai, 2695 . amal bies int acnamad bid samlaid int ord `as the food shall be, so will the order be' (in a monastery), Ériu iii 102 § 32 . acnámad (.i. biadfoirese) rodfera a ration which suffices, i 220 § 11 . accnabtha nónbair cecha nóna céin beó sa i mbethu, `rations,' RC xxv 26 = accnabad, YBL 114a3 . don acnabhadh aráin, Rule of Tallaght § 2 . rotinnsgain a acnamodh do thocaithemh, Aisl. Tond. 93 § 2 . ba hacnamhadh dōibh toradh an chroinn pailme, Fl. Earls 228.33 .

See acnapthe.