n k,[m.] (Lat. solum, Stokes KZ xl 249 ). See Pedersen Vgl. Gr. ii 98 . a floor, basis, foundation : fol quasi sól, id est ab eo quod est solus latine .i. fol cendfocrus .i. .f. pro .s.¤, fol quasi sol .i. bondbach, Corm. Y 609 . iarsnaib fothib nó iarsnaib soilgib gl. crepundia (confused with crepido), Ml. 44c13 . solaich daurthige, AU i 308.13 . focichsiter solaig .i. ceimnigfidir fo sailgib inna [n]eclas do gait essi[b] `floors will be gone under (by housebreakers)', RC xxvi 38 § 194 . Fig. cethoir solaig crābaid 'four bases of piety', Celtica viii 70.113 . ? To this: fer arfeid solaig (rhetoric), LU 10886 . See also fol.