v (1 los)
grows, increases, is produced; yields, produces
:
arge graece indolis interpretatur indili arindī lossas i ndile
(sic leg. ?),
O'Mulc. 53
.
lethloss . . . .i. leith in neich ro losustar acut,
O'Curry 440
(
H 3.18, 237a
). im ini folosas no inasus
ona cethraibh; no is foilli losait ac neoch .i. samaisci ┐
colpacha . . . it is the young cattle that are produced,
Laws
i 190.7 Comm
.
trian cach neich losas ┐ asas ┐ infoirbres
air,
iii 126.22 Comm
.
ni lossat na troich / recait bernaid
ṁbraith,
TBC-LL¹ 3956
(cloisit, cloiseat, v.ll.).
fir daera a bunudh
┐ losuit combít cúicer cona gelfine samluidh ac aen flaith,
O'D. 449
(
H 3.17, 346
).
gentair amal turcu / losfait amal
grán,
LL 18610
. l.¤ foirbríg fer (fer foirbrig, MS.) `men's
vigour thrives,'
Ériu xvii 91 § 10
(? leg. grass grows to excess).
lossaig [= lossaid?] eo train lige `a yew grew up',
RC xiii
222.28
(asaigh, v.l. = ásaid?).
is ed not-losathar .i. [i]s edh not-[ḟ]uillter 'it is the period in which you are increased in wealth … i.e. it is the period in which you are awarded damages',
Contract Law 196 § 59
=
ised no tlusaither .i. sedh no thuillter,
H 3.18 446a
(
O'Curry 1098
).