o, ā (cethair) ord. num.
fourth
. Later uninflected
(
GOI 230
):
quarta .i. cethramadh,
Ir. Gl. 142
.
cethirmat,
Ériu lviii 97, 99-101 (Computus Einsidlensis)
.
in ch.¤ accuis,
Ml. 118d18
. a buith far c.¤
`that it is of the
fourth (declension)',
Sg. 106b19
.
ainm inna cethramthæ
dúalchæ,
ZCP iii 26.15
.
'sinchethramaid essergi,
SR 8241
.
iar forbu na cethraime dec,
PH 5108
. iár c.¤ laithiu gl.
quartana die,
Thes. i 497.13
(Ardm.).
hisinc.¤ ceniul na
sulbaire,
Hib. Min. 13.440
. in c.¤ bliadain `every fourth year',
Laws iv 168.4
. c.¤ gnim the fourth piece of work,
SR 4209
.
cosin cetramad ndorus,
LU 2105
(
FA 17
). c.¤ déc sin ésci
14th,
PH 5070
.
do rér an cethramhadh I. Pápa,
RSClára
112b
.
do'n cheathramhadh hAithne,
Donlevy 80.16
. In
`completive' sense (see
Lochlann iii 287 ff.
):
tri hesbada . . .
┐ issí seo in c.¤ esbaid,
Acall. 5277
.
na trī cūigidh . . . ┐ an
cethramadh cōiged,
ML² 1388
. One of four: in c.¤ nech is
ferr `one of the four best men',
RC xxiii 424 § 44
.
an c.¤ fer
. . . fuair bás,
Acall. 3589
(see Gloss.). in c.¤ mog fichet
one of the 24 slaves,
Dinds. 69
.