n [n. ?] g s. alaim, RC xv 308.17 . d s. alum, RC xxv 34.13 . alaim, LU 4658 . Also alma. Note n p. albi , TBC-LL¹ 3397 etc. herd, flock: nocho mberthar uaimse eit na halma ass, LU 5029 (TBC). sceó gaib genin almi ét ar mórslúag (rhet.), 5426 (ib.). ocht fichit oss nallaid ... i n-aénalaim, 4658 (ib.). co n-étaib ┐ co nalmaib, 2934 . na halma ┐ na himmirgi, TBC-LL¹ 1592 . in daim ba mó dond almai, LU 1894 . nidat grega sin ... acht alma ┐ éiti ┐ innili, MU² 389 . ... bar nalmai bar n-indile, Alex. 216 . a.¤ na n-alta i slébib, 1009 . barann ... na n-os ┐ na n-alma, CCath. 4351 . a chrod náit a n-alma, Acall. 4189 . ocdaim na n-almad, TTebe 1404 . With following gen. or partitive DI: a.¤ bo, BNnÉ 303 § 11 . almai énlaithe, LU 8662 ( FB § 49 ). almha fhiadh, ITS xvi 54.21 . a.¤ n-oss, LU 5161 (TBC). con faccatar in n-a.¤ (ealba, v.l. St.) do aigib alta, TBC-LL¹ 1317 . a.¤ mór di ossaib, Imr. Brain ii 288.28 . Of persons: ... almaib loech, linib comruma, IT ii1 183.236 . almaib gle (cheville), Rawl. 85a4 .

Cf. 1 elba.

n f. cattle, a herd of cattle: eit .i. nomen cethrae, O'Mulc. 456 . éd no éid .i. áirnéis no spréidh, O'Cl. n s. arna ructhar ind éit desin, TBC-I¹ 1141 . nochomberthar eit na halma ass, 541 . a s. fri eit n-imlebair (.i. fri táin bo Cúalngi), LU 125b14 = fri heid , ZCP iii 255.27 . Cf. agh conranna cinaid fri hed (.i....ris in tret ris in n-ailbín), Laws iv 108.13 - 17 ( fri heth , 108.9 ; mispr. ?). d s. i rricht samaisce riasind éit, LU 74b2 = TBC-I¹ 1625 . g s. ar cend éte Murthemne, TBC-I¹ 203 (g p.?). oc tesorcain a n-eiti, TBC-I¹ 3436 . ic comhéta alma ┐ a éti ┐ innili, Moling 1 . n p. éti agatair herds are driven off LU 67b19 = TBC-I¹ 1081 . is romut-su atát...m'albi ┐ m'éiti ┐ m'indili, TBC-LL¹ 3398 . ructha a mbai ┐ a mna ┐ a n-eti, TBC-I¹ 2993 = far n-etti, TBC-LL¹ 4731 . eich ┐ eitte iomdha, AFM iii 182.1 . éde, 630.12 . a p. cossénait a mná, rasesset a n-éite, TBC-LL¹ 4982 = doseset a n-eti, TBC-I¹ 3088 . cométad éite ┐ alma ┐ indili dam TBC-LL¹ 1045 (eide St). tionoilit a n-eide ┐ a n-indile, BNnÉ 215.35 . co tuc a cennlai ┐ a n-eti ┐ a crodha, AU 865 . ceird aegaire fagbus a éidi itir faelaib gan imchoimet, MR 170.14 . d p. co n-étaib ┐ co n-almaib, LU 39a36 . d'almaib ┐ d'éitib ┐ d'indilib, TBC-LL¹ 4423 . AFM v 1688.9 .

2 pl. poss. pron., nasal. Cf. 1 sar, sethar, fathar. See GOI p. 277 , 283 . No discrimination in use of FOR and FAR is apparent in the Glosses; BAR seems confined to position after the preps. DI, DO, FO, FRI, TRI, I N-, but the f- forms are also found in this position occasionally. In Mid.-Ir. MSS. all three forms are found with and without prep. but BAR, BUR (in modern spelling BHUR) eventually prevails. In Mid. Ir. MSS. the forms are commonly abbreviated : f-, b-.

I As poss. pron. preceding subst. your, of you , used to express both subj. and obj. gen. (Lat. vester and vestri), the latter esp. with vn. of trans. verb.

A Glosses : for, far : for n-ainm, Wb. 5a17 . for n-ires 13b19 . far mburbe, 19b8 . far foguirsi, Ml. 138a10 . for rí ... far tuad, 46a14 . talam for tiresi, 34a5 . tuidecht for ndochumsi, 53d9 . muriissi far ndochum, 34a4 . sonartnugud for cathrach, 68a15 . is toich dom far nguide to entreat you Wb. 9a13 . beith for menme and, 20b13 . far n-uili baullu 3b26 .

With dat. of apposition : airib far n-oínur `for you yourselves alone' Wb. 22d25 . fuirib for n-oínur, 14d17 .

After prep. : ni ar far n-astud it is not to detain you Wb. 10b14 . ni ar far n-arilliud, 23c24 . ar far foirbthetu, 27a1 . cen far ṅdigbáil `without causing loss to you' 24d15 . do far fírianugud, 3b27 . di far foirbthetu, 23d17 . di bar n-ícc 27c2 . hi far selbadsi, 8d26 . hi far ndergudaib, Ml. 20c1 . hi far crichaib, Ml. 115b10 . hi far cridib, 68a15 . íar far toimtinsi, Wb. 20a14 . oc far n-ingrim, 5d33 . tri far pecthu Ml. 115b8 . tre far fáiltisi, Wb. 23d16 .

bar : ni ar bar seirc `it is not for love of you' Wb. 19d27 . di bar n-iris, 25a30 . dobar célib, 25d8 . di bar n-ágsi, 25a3 . dubar ṅdēicsin, Ml. 82a7 . dobar coscsi, Wb. 9a19 . for bar mbídsi on account of you 23d11 . fri bar n-ícc, 24b3 . hi bar cumung, 5d32 . hi bar peccad, 20b13 . i bar foirbthetusi 25d6 . i bar tintúth, 19d17 . ocbar less, 25c16 . trebar n-imradud, 27a1 . trebar tabirtsi, 14c17 . tri bar nebcongabthetitsi, 9d24 . uabar fortach[t]aibsi, Ml. 83b10 .

There is an instance of both forms in the same sentence after DO : do far forcitlidib et dobar n-anamchairtib, Wb. 14a32 .

B Later MSS. : for mbetha, SR 1216 . for cressa for n-imthimchell your girdles about you 3916 . far ṅgabāil uili that you should all be captured 3568 . for mbith iarmui do A. 3498 (for construction see Dillon, ZCP xvi 346 ff .). for n-essbaid im gaes your want of wisdom SR 1245 (= bar ne. LB 110b56 ). for Cu Chulaind uccat that C. Ch. of yours LU 5735 . far n-eich ... far n-albi , TBC-LL¹ 4730 . for snīm-sa `care for you' CCath. 5148 . for ndibeirg, LU 6874 ( BDD 45 ). isat mó bar milidi at ániu far n-óclacha, LL 229b21 ( TTr. 915 ). ac digail bar ṅdenta ... ┐ bar cathrach, LL 225a24 ( TTr. 581 ). bar ḟiss no bar ngliccus, LB 110b53 . bar ḟírinde 69a17 ( PH 5964 ). bhar bhḟurtacht, Acall. 975 . bhur bhḟir, 976 (Lism.). bar triath ┐ bur tigerna, 5274 (Laud). bar ṁbeith i Temraig, 5299 (Laud).

With dat. of apposition: duibsi far nUltaib, LU 5093 (= uar nU., TBC-I¹ 608 ; in far nU., TBC-LL¹ 1190 ). in far nUltaib, ScM. 9 , LL.

After prep.: ar far mbēlaib, LL 252a15 . ar for miscais because of hatred of you CCath. 5130 . is follus as for ng[n]imaib, LU 8551 ( FB 41 ). dar bfor n-amréir, SR 5534 . du for fogail, LU 3337 ( SCC 13 ). do for comruc, LU 5630 . cid tāthi dia for Coimdeid why do you annoy your Lord? SR 5530 (cf. PH 3408 below). fo far n-aursannaib, SR 3918 . for far naimtib, TTr.² 1775 . i far tir, BDD 45 Y (in far D.; in bar, LU 6875 ). infar ndegaid, BDD 12 Y (in ḟar D). in far cin in (requital for) your sin SR 3571 . in far cend, LL 228b43 ( TTr. 862 ). cf. nar lámhaibh `in manibus uestris' TSh. 8579 . bid aguibh inar ttempluibh, Luc. Fid. 211 . See Ériu xv Suppl. 60 (RSCl.). iar for n-adnacul, SR 4736 . iar for sētib, 3589 . ic for togáes, 1246 (= ga bar, LB 110b57 ).

bar: ar uar cend, ZCP viii 316.6 . ar bar sluagaib, LL 238b23 ( TTr. 1585 ). do bar taig, SR 4829 . do bor mbrethugud, LU 8771 ( FB 57 ). da bar n-aes, LL 238b32 ( TTr. 1622 ). da bar reir si, LL 173b12 ( CRR 15 ). da bar ṅdeeib; da bar clandaib, PH 715 . 5786 . dia bar n-úid, 3408 . dá bar n-óid, 5963 . da bur faicsin, Acall. 6112 . nech da bur fēind, 5142 . dá bhar n-aire, TSh. 4762 . in bar cathraig LL 225a35 . 239a21 ( TTr. 590 . 1652 ). in bar n-agidsi LL 240b31 ( TTr. 1785 ). immó bar sróna ┐ immó bar mbeolu, LU 1775 (= imma bar, YBL 4b27 ). icabar n-athchumma, LL 238b34 ( TTr. 1623 ). ocabar n-aithcéod, LB 160b59 ( PH 2669 ). icabhur cosnum, Acall. 5141 (Laud). Cf. co for LU 5244 (H) = ca for, Eg. ZCP ix 140y . re bhar n-aithribh, Acall. 1383 (Lism.).

II In Mid. Ir. used also as pron. obj. of finite vb. replacing the O.-Ir. inf. pron. -b-, -dob-. See Strachan, Ériu i 158 ; 160 - 161 , and Contribb. s.v. tú.

(a) with simple vb., no particle being prefixed: for bia log you shall have the payment SR 1448 . messe for saera 4831 (= do bérsa furtacht foraib, LB 123a13 ). forbeir for nem, SR 2731 . is e far-saig who seeks you TBC-LL¹ 287 (= dobobsaig [sic] LU 4580 ). fortarraid Find Finn comes upon you unawares, Lige Guill 12 § 37 .

(b) With simple or compd. vb. after conj. or preverb: dan-far-gabat far cuir `if [?] your contracts hold you' TBC-LL¹ 2133 (the corresp. pass. in LU has manop gaib far [n]glinne, LU 5983 ). ? da n-for-tí if ... comes to you TBC-LL¹ 2794 (= ma dobí, LU 6603 ). ar náchbar accaister, LU 6889 ( BDD 48 = arnachab accastar Y). do-for-fua digal, SR 5487 . da-bar-ró in Cú will reach you TBC-LL¹ 592 (= dob ró, St). no-bar-benaid uile fóe 'attack yon fellow' LL ii 8335 , ZCP xlix-l 510 . ni hed no-bar-furgfe sib will delay you TBC-LL¹ 2090 (where obj. is doubly expressed). dobar-ngair [... gair v.l.] invites you RC x 64.8 . ni robar-fachlisem, ScM. 5 ( LL 112b8 ). ro-bur-fucc IT i 139.21 ( Eg. 1782 ). ro-far-cruthaigfe, LB 184az ( PH 6617 ). robar dimicnigsebair fen you have made yourselves of no account LB 184b2 ( PH 6618 ). robar n-élned ye have been polluted LB 173b19 ( PH 1707 ). in ead dobargnísi findbethach ? Alex. 960 . doforficba fer, LU 1213 . doforficfa foirit[h]in, CCath. 3579 . Cf. roborficba, LU 6834 ( BDD 39 , om. YDE).

With 3 s. cop. to express 2 pl., cf. O.-Ir. níb écen ye need not Wb. 16c7 ( GOI 269 ): bidfor coscraig ye shall be victorious SR 4706 . nifor n-intliuchtach ye are not discerning 1238 . nifor gliccu ... inda oen na n-anmanna ye are not wiser 1235 . nibur n-ēcnaigid Dé ..., nibfor cétludaig SR 4871 - 72 . narbar dúrcridig, 4842 . isabhar tocha ... innú sa, BNnÉ 325 § 43 . Cf. atabair ecen techt you must needs go LU 8097 ( FB 7 ). atabar glanasi ye are clean LB 51a50 ( PH 5262 ). abraid fris atfor n-aithrig that you repent Rawl. 132b29 = abraid is he bar n-aithrech, Ériu iii 140.175 .

n o, n. and m. (oén) n s. (with art.) a n-oinach sin, Ériu ii 100.1 (Tenga Bithnua). a n-óenach, LU 3239 ( SCC 3 ). óenach mbúada, 4549 . ( TBC-LL¹ 59 ). Later masc. áonach (m., g s. -aigh, n p. -aighi), IGT Dec. § 55.11 .

(a) in primary sense `a reunion', hence a popular assembly or gathering , generally (though not exclusively) for games, races, and similar contests, as distinguished from an `airecht' or assembly for communal business; commonly transld. `fair', though it does not seem to have been intended for com- mercial purposes. The chief oenaige were held periodically at fixed places. The word is often used of the place where the assembly was held and hence figures in many place-names, usually folld. by a gen. but occas. absol., e.g. mod. Nenagh (Co. Tipperary) < an Aenach < a n-oenach; fón Aenach, AU ii 376.15 (= mod. Enagh. Co. Roscommon). See Hog. Onom. s.v. oínach .

i n-oinach, gl. in theatrum, Thes. i 497.38 ( Ardm. 183b2 ). aenach, gl. agon, Gild. Lor. 45. in t-oinach rígda (= agon regale), Lat. Lives 21.9 . oenach Tailten do cumusc, AU 830 = commixtio agonis Talten, 716 . oenach .i. āine ech, Corm. Y 1002 (i.e. horse-races). d'echtres nō d'oenuch, Sitzungsb. Pr. Akad. 1919 v 93 § 26 . fer ro chóemaig na cleasa | ic gním óenaig ech-thressa `holding a meeting for horse-races', Metr. Dinds. iii 350.23 . oenach dogníthe la Ultu cecha bliadna, SCC 1. bá hiat dā comthinól airegda no bítis oc feraib Herend .i. fes Temra cecha samna . . . ┐ óenach Tailten cech lúgnasaid, LU 4212 . iar cor graphand doib i n-óenach na Cruachna, FB 66. ruc Cu C. buaid ind óenaig, ib. Tir Tailten . . . iss ed tir in sein bas oenach cluchi dot claind-siu, ZCP xiii 372 § 4 (Baile in Scáil). iar n-aighe aonaigh Life fri tríbh láibh, AFM ii 672.11 . aimser aenaid (during which fighting was forbidden), Laws v 302 y . ní hinbaid oenaig ind inbaid garb gemretta so, LL 264b12 = MU 18.21 . gaibid som a dillut oenaig immi, TBC-LL¹ 2727 = a dilatt n-oenaich, TBC-LL¹ 2038. do cuir a deisi aenaigh ┐ oirechtais uime, ZCP vi 27.34 . i Cruachain dognithea aenaichi Erind, Ériu ii 178.12 (aenuig v.l.). dligit amais aenechu, ZCP iv 468 § 5.

In wider sense, of other gatherings of a social nature: in cetna oenach Olimp the first Olympiad, Rawl. 73b21 . oenach Slebhe Sion, Ériu ii 98 § 3. a haenach nime `from the assembly of heaven', Fél. p. xxiv § 3 . i lLoind Ela . . . ba he an tres priomh- aonach Erenn eissem .i. aonach Taillten ┐ aonach Cluana meic Nois ┐ Lainn Ela, BNnÉ 178 § 30 (where `aonach' in the case of Cluain m. N. and Lann E. refers to the religious com- munities in those places). tri haonaighe Erenn . . . an tres aonach m'aonach féin, ib. § 31 (the speaker is St. Colmán of Ela). Cf. Triads 35 : tri háenaig Hérenn: áenach Tailten, á. Crúachan, á. Colmáin Ela.

In follg. exx. seems used as a semi-abstract: a haithle a n-oenaig ┐ a n-aniusa (= their sports), FA 30. bíadd prantigi . . . ised aonach ndedenach indsin is coir do imbirt isna mbelaib iar praind hi sessam, Mon. Tall. 83 , where it seems to mean a religious observance (chant) in which a number take part (but text may be corrupt).

o.¤ ngubae funeral games : coro clantar mo lia ┐ coro hagthar m'oenach ṅgubae, ZCP iii 3.4 ( Rawl. 130b28 ). ro cuindig . . . airm i n-adnaicfidea co n-agtais a haenach and, Dinds. 18 ( RC xv 311.20 ). claidhter a fert . . . ┐ digníther a aonach gubha la hUltu, MS. Mat. 473.21 .

(b) transf. of place where an `oenach' or assembly is held: for forod áenaig in dūine, LU 10194 = oenaic, ZCP iii 232.3 (of the green or playground adjoining a chief's residence). ro gab dar oenuch mBreg Leth, IT i 119.11 , cf. dar Aenach mBreg Leith, BDD 1. Similarly in place-names. Somet. of a burial-ground: co fil [corp Dá Thí] for lár Óenaig Crúacan, LU 2801 , cf. 2851 . ni fil cnoc i nOenuch Cruachna nach fert rig nó rigflatha nó mna nó eicis, YBL 192a50 . Lagin i nOenuch Albi [no adnaictis] . . . Fir Muman i nOenuch Culi ┐ i nOenuch Colman, LU 4111 , 4112 . There was also an O.¤ Colmáin in S. Leinster: coscradh Oenaigh C. la Muiredhach for Laigniu Desgabair, AU 826 ; cf. in circo Colmain hi lLifiu, LL 321h44 = in circio C., BB 177e47 .

Of a harbour: óenach na n-ethar n-étromm, Metr. Dinds. iii 168.4 . Of the Roman Forum: is lais ro címdaiged oenach na Románach, LB 150b47 . for cathairib in oenaig isin Roimh, CCath. 5145. (fig.) óenach mbúada a thulchind, TBC-LL¹ 59 = o.¤ buada ina thilchind, TBC-LL¹ 258 (`ein Festplatz des Triumphes', Wind.). sinidh mo p[h]enn bec braenach | tar aonach lebor lig-oll, ZCP 8.12 .

n s, n. Later m., IGT Introd. 17.y , cf. Decl. § 164 . n s. a t.¤ , Wb. 33a2 . t.¤ ndagfir, Thes. ii 292.18 . in t.¤ , Sc.M² 6.8 . rigteg, Wb. 23b8 (a prima manu). fleteg, 11d16 . tigh, Ériu iii 164.8 . a s. tech, Thes. ii 292.19 , 340.5 . teag, ACL iii 237 § 17 . teagh, Keat. iii 2839 . g s. thige, Fél. Ep. 94 . tige, SR 3900 . Also taige (analogy of maige, Thurn. Hdb. § 338 ) : ind idaltaigae , Sg. 66a19 . in taigi , BDD² 370 . toighe, TSh. 1956 . tigid, Mon. Tall. 155.7 ( tigi, 9 ). d s. tig, Ml. 57c7 . 120d2 . SR 2930 . BDD² 525 . tich, Mon. Tall. 162.29 . LL 133a24 . teigh, Feis Tighe Chonáin 197 . In Mod. Ir. also teach (by confusion with a s.), Keat. ii 4689 . Content. xxviii 12 . taig, Wb. 9b23 . 23b9 . 33a6 . Thes. ii 336.1 . SR 3517 . toigh, TD 1.46 . thaich, LL 133a28 . a du. dá thech , SR 1953 . n a p. tige, IT i 74.6 ,7. tighe, TD 26.49 . tighthi, Fl. Earls 66.2 . taighi, AU i 408.z . g p. tigi, LU 8763 . na rígthige , 9104 . taige, TTr.² 1868 . tighe, CCath. 3590 . tigead, TTebe 2028 . tigheadh, Aithd. D. 38.29 . d p. thigib, LU 8049 . tighthibh, Fl. Earls 174.31 .

I house, dwelling: t.¤ ab eo quod est tectum , Corm. 41 . t.¤ inna fera flechod, Thes. ii 294.15 . is t.¤ ndagfir, 292.18 . ni bíat in-oentaig fri fes, SR 1951 . t.¤ sruithi `household of saintly men,' Mon. Tall. 136.23 . de gíus dogníth a t.¤ , TBFr. 76 . i tig fó dúnud a closed house, TBC-LL¹ 614 . i tech for leith, ACL iii 10.23 . Ardmacha do loscadh tígib templaib, RC xviii 270.19 . in ti dana t.¤ in rot `who has no habitation but the road,' Laws i 128.x Comm. ar dtógbháil toighe, TD 8.4 . teagh caithimh gach fhir othair `the house which cares for all sufferers' (the Virgin Mary), Aithd. D. 88.22 . i mBeinn Éadair do ghabh teach `made his dwelling,' Content. xxviii 10 . do chuaidh fa thigh air `entered the house upon him,' Rel. Celt. ii 164.21 . adubhairt ... go lingfeadh an teagh isteach `would rush into the house,' Keat. iii 2839.

do-icc, téit etc. i t.¤ makes submission to: Mac Mec Carrthaigh do taidhecht a t.¤ Tairrdelbaigh ... rig Erenn, RC xviii 43.4 . do mhaith an Coimdhe cion Adhaimh | usaide dhaoibh dul 'na theach, Dán Dé iii 2 . do baí Ruaidri ... ina th.¤ had submitted to him, AFM iii 86.10 . do chuir teachta ... d'a thabhairt dh'a thoigh no d'fhógra catha air to get his submission or to challenge him to battle, ML 14.3 .

II

(a) Attrib. g s.: aithech tighe .i. fer tighe householder , O'Dav. 98. Cf. Ir. Recht 4 § 2 . is maith fer in taige i tám host, master of the house, TBC-LL¹ 117 . fear an tighe, TD 12.8 . bennacht ... fora techt muige ┐ taigi ... household possessions, Ériu iii 4.11 . Cf. Stud. in E. Ir. Law 12 . intreb tige `household furniture,' Laws v 390.x . lucht toighe household , TD 20.54 . tigerna in toigi, Ériu iv 112 § 5.

(b) With qual. adj. or gen. indicating general characteristics, building materials, etc.: teach crannghaile wooden house, AFM v 1398.z . t.¤ ndarach an oak house, LU 1442 (MU). annsa tigh dorcha `in the grave,' BNnÉ 43.15 . Also metaph. a state of darkness, ignorance: ba buith i tigh dhorcha do shil Adhuimh ... co tainic a scel-sa do nim, Ériu ii 98.9 . t.¤ fíthe a wicker-work house: teach fichi forche, BDD² 80 . i t.¤ fithe forchai, Ériu xi 44.25 (cf. 157 ). teg iarnaidi ┐ dá th.¤ cláraid ... ┐ teg talman, MU² 808 . in deoraidh ... muna raib secht tigi ingabala leis `habitable houses,' Laws i 104.31 Comm. teach óir a golden palace, DDána 29.38 . t.¤ teined a burning house: rí Uladh ... do losccad a ttigh tinedh la fearaibh Midhe, CS 290.11 . aghaidh ar teagh dteineadh (of a foolhardy undertaking), TD 18.33 . gan toighthe trénfhedha, ZCP viii 201 § 12.

(c) With qual. adj. or gen. of houses adapted to various purposes: t.¤ n-abbad abbots' house: teach nabadh mór Arda Macha, AFM ii 1002.3 . t.¤ n-arm armoury: isin tig arm, ACL iii 8 § 5 . t.¤ mbecc privy: tuighe tíghe bhig, ┐ an tigh beag féin do ghlanadh, J JRSAI ii 344.8 . t.¤ cille church: fáistighe ceall `ruined buildings of churches,' TD 1.54 . t.¤ coitchenn common house (in a monastery) : for lebeunn in tige coittcenn, MacCarthy 16.3 . t.¤ colam dovecote: moilenn is-teagh corr colam, IGT Decl. ex. 1343 . t.¤ cúirte courthouse: i tig na cuirti, PH 2628 . teagh cúirte choisgeas eissíodh, Aithd. D. 67.1 . t.¤ forcetail lecture-room: ina theach foirceudail, Rule of Tallaght 52.18 . t.¤ fothraicthe bath-house: na tige fothraicthi, Alex. 594 . t.¤ ngabann smithy: feidhm teanchaire i dtigh gabhonn, TD 19.16 . na th.¤ ngaeisi `demeure d'étude,' RC xliii 12.27 . t.¤ ngalair infirmary: a tigh ghalair na manach, ALC i 224.8 . t.¤ na ngiall house of the hostages (at Tara, etc.) : god thogra do Thoigh na nGiall ( = Tara ), Aithd. D. 5.12 . i dtigh na ngiall, TD 10.42 . t.¤ n-imacallmae meeting-house, reception-house: téit ... i t.¤ nimacallma fria muintir, Trip. 60.4 . issa t.¤ [n-]immacallamae, TBFr. 148 . t.¤ n-inchleithe privy (?) : isin teach n-inclethi, RC xxiii 418.7 , see Gloss. t.¤ lenda drinking-hall: a taig leanda A., Alex. 535 . t.¤ leptha dormitory: ana t.¤ leptha, TTebe 4200 . neamh ... teagh leaptha ag an Dúileamh dhamh, Dán Dé xxiii 23 . Cf. cotailtech. t.¤ lige dormitory: ina tigh lighi, Anecd. ii 42.17 . t.¤ méirdrech brothel: prostibulum. t.¤ na merdreach, Ir. Gl. 713 . t.¤ midchuarda banqueting-hall (see midchuairt and Heldensage 93 n. , ZCP xv 352 ) : sudigud Tige Midchúarda (at Tara), LU 8050. 8229 (at Emain Macha). slithi mnā oēntama i tig midchuarda, ZCP xv 351 § 40 . t.¤ mór principal building; palace: in tan bá urlam la B. dénam a thige máir ┐ a gríanán, LU 8069 . secht traigid fichet isin tig mór (in a monastic settlement), Trip. 236.21 . a ttigh mōr na hAlmaine, Feis Tighe Chonáin 847 . t.¤ na nouici `the house of the novices,' ALC i 224.16 . t.¤ n-oíged guest-house (lay and ecclesiastical. See V. SS. Hib. cxiii n. , cxviii n. ): a teg noigedsin in spirito (of the body), Wb. 4a7 . for merugud tigi aíged, BDD² 260 . aircinnech tige aiged Cluana mecc Nois, CS 310.10 . teagh aoidheadh Uachdar Lámhann (the Virgin Mary), Aithd. D. 88.21 . t.¤ n-óil, n-óla drinking-hall, banqueting-house: hi t.¤ n-óil, LU 8825 . a t.¤ n-óla, Acall. 1636 . a Thighearna ar dtighe óil (of Heaven), Studies 1934, 433 § 1 . t.¤ ósta inn, hostelry: a tegh osda, Aisl. Tond. 101.17 . dogabadur tegh osta in aidchi-sin, ZCP vi 29.1 . t.¤ n-othar infirmary: teach othuir an airdríogh, Aithd. D. 3.17 . t.¤ péne penitentiary (in a monastery) : a teg pendi, Mon. Tall. 153.29 . t.¤ rígdae palace (cf. rígthech) : in t.¤ rigdai, PH 845 . i tighibh ruin, RC xliii 8.15 . t.¤ sásaid refectory: de refectorio .i. don tigh shásaidh (sic leg.), ITS xxix 201.27 . Cf. proindtech. t.¤ (na) sét treasury, a place where valuables are kept: scrinire nó fer tige saét, Wb. 7c9 . go tigh na séd, Manners and Customs ii 118 n. 83 . ar dteach séad (of a chief), TD 25.7 . t.¤ screptra library (of a monastic settlement) : Ard Macha do loscadh ... cona durthigib uile cenmotha in teach screbtra namā, RC xvii 358.26 . an teac screabtra, CS 260.2 . Cf. is direch a mbesaib ┐ hi títhib na screptra et nigri et albi , Corm. 22.1 (a church compared to a chessboard, see 2 tí). i tigh scrutain ghaeisi, RC xliii 8.12 . t.¤ sinnser ancestral home: ni tarcuisne ar teach sinnsior | do bheir d'Énrí a aithdeilbhsion, L. Cl. A. B. 184.125 . t.¤ sorn oven-house: for an teach surn soin (of hell), Aisl. Tond. 102.14 . t.¤ talman underground chamber, vault, dungeon: is t.¤ talman, SR 3196 . airg ┐ airdlestair ┐ tighi talman, ML² 81 . do chuir a ttig talmhan é (a seomra fo íadhadh, v.l.), CF Eg. 251 . t.¤ termainn a house of refuge: ar dteagh tearmoinn `our house of safeguard,' TD 34.34 . t.¤ tinnabraid : do theagh tionnabhraidh `chamber of slumber,' TD 24.29 . i dtigh na togha `in the house of election,' 25.32 . t.¤ trota blockhouse : na tighe trota, CCath. 3590 . go nernai tegh trot do tempul 'made a blockhouse of the church', AI 330 (s.a 1203.2) . t.¤ túir farmhouse (?) : mar ba clach aoil gach teagh túir, DDána 119.12 . See Ériu vii 26 . t.¤ n-urnaigthe oratory : teg n-amra n-aurnaighthi, SR 7672 . goirfither t.¤ na hurnaigthe dom th.¤-sa, PH 7572.

III In extended meanings.

(a) dorōnadh tech la Guairi do Senchān ota Durlus nGuaire co Cluain Ferta Brēnaind ┐ Senchan i medōn in tighi sin co nā rīsadh gemlōichet hē na gaeth na fleochud an enclosed passage , ACL iii 4.25 .

(b) Of churches : ? lenfetar indatailcend techt | taige (.i. eacailsi) tarrsnae crainn, Thurn. Zu Ir. Hss. i 51.1 . eclesia ... t.¤ ríg nime, O'Mulc. 182 . as tigh na heagluise `from the communion of the faithful,' Donlevy 142.19 .

(c) Of heaven : nochar bhean de dul 'n-a theach, DDána 59.16 . guais liom ... do theach d'iadhadh oram I dread lest ... Thy house should be closed against me, Dán Dé viii 9 . Also with qualifying adjj. etc. : 'mo mh'inad 'na findtig `in His white mansion,' Gorm. Mar. 19 . nemth.¤ , SR 573 . 2744 . meic Nechtain in núathaig, Gorm. June 17 . núathaig .i. teach nua nimhe, O'Cl. t.¤ nebmarbtath, Wb. 15c13 . ar an teach thall, DDána 6.17 . dá thigh thoghurma `house of summons,' Studies 1932, 141 § 11 . i dteagh na trócuire `the House of Mercy,' 1933, 310 § 30 . so toigh thuas, A. Ó Dálaigh viii 7 .

(d) t.¤ ifirnn hell : tuarasgbháil tighe Ifeirnn, Dán Dé xxv 21 . TSh. 6176 . Cf. beag cás toighe acht an teach-sain, Dánfhocail 122.

(e) na seacht dtighe `the Seven Mansions ' ( i.e. heaven), Aithd. D. 56.20 . Saor do dhealbh na trí tighe (? heaven, earth and hell), 56.6 . gá rí do b'fhearr trí toighe (heaven, the world, Mary's womb), DDána 61.13 .

(f) family, line (cf. Engl. house) : cineadha uaisle tighe Linox, Keat. ii 5987 . ar mhórán dá dtighthibh onóracha, TSh. 5358 . Cf. fa fhortacht do thígi to help (the people of) your house, Gilbert Facs., IV i plate xiv a 5 .

IV In adverbial phrases.

(a)(i) taig inside : immaig no taig, SR 4063 . a chos amuig ┐ aroli i taig, PH 1406 . ittigh no amuigh, BNnÉ 265.z . gan comrac atigh nō amuich `fighting neither at home nor abroad,' Ériu iii 145 § 25 . Cf. ara choímthecht a taig immach di maig i t.¤ , Críth G. 585 . See also istech, istig.

(b) With vbs. of motion do thig home : tudecht dia tich `to go home,' Mon. Tall. 162.29 . doristís ... dia taigh cind .x. m-bliadan, TTr.² 693 . a thecht slán da thoigh, ZCP viii 116 § 14 . ? Cf. náir an sgealsa [ag] tiacht do[t] tigh (? sic leg.), Rel. Celt. ii 293.6 .

(c) 'ga thig, 'ga tigib at home : tall bis ... in fecht deighinach, oca tigh imurro in fecht tuisech `within the[defendant's] territory ... at home,' Laws iv 12.11 Comm. a līonmaire thuaid ga toigh, ZCP viii 116 § 6 . dá bhfaghdaois uatha ga dtoigh | síoth ó ṡíol T. `for their own land,' Content. xv 29 . F. is Ch. is T. co taigib, Arch. Hib. ii 49 § 23.

(d) ó thaig from home : dochúatar iar sain ó taig, Ériu iv 98 § 28 a . ge deach rí conaill a ccēin | ... | ni hēiccen beires ó thoigh | acht do thuillemh tūarastoil, ZCP viii 116 § 10.

(e) ó thigh go tigh ` from door to door ,' Studies 1927, 88 § 20 . gan dul ... ó thigh go tigh, Donlevy 350.12 .

(f) i n-óintig la dwelling with, together with : as nádúir do na grasuibh gan fulang a n-éintigh le pecadh marbhtha divine grace cannot coexist with mortal sin, Mac Aingil 381.4 . See also under oentu.

Compd. ¤elba household : budh tuar doimheanma dá thighealbha, Studies 1932, 434 § 9 (but perh. compd. of tiug).

Frequ. in placenames. T.¤ Duind, Acall. 662 . T.¤ Moling, 2680 . See Hog. Onom. Also in kennings for Ireland and its provinces : a Tigh Dá Thí, DDána 91.36 . ar Mhur Dá Thí Teach Lughaidh, 107.8 . a ghéag cláirThighe Chruachan, TD 3.39 . gabhla Thighe na Teamhrach, 9.3 . a bheithir ó aolToigh Airt, 19.9 .