n
o, m. g
s. also
brodha,
Corp. Astron. 44.11
.
straw,
splinter, speck, spot; particle (of dust, dirt, etc.):
ciscilium .i.
broth uel brothscoa,
Lib. Hymn. 10.54
. brodh etc. `an atom,
point, spot,'
Eg. Gl. 80.
nī b.¤
(-t altered to -d, MS.) bec a
falach C.C. āit a mbīad `a little speck' (Faraday),
TBC-I¹ 2488.
fot shūil condech b.¤ (brogh, broid, v.ll.) `a thorn',
KMMisc.
270 § 45.
ag buain brodh d'édach a mná . . . benus na brodha,
SG 246.21
,
24
. [a] bruigh ar brat treabraidh you spot of dirt
on a plaited mantle,
IT iii 85 § 84.
ar b.¤ (brogh, v.l.) `for a
piece of dirt' (in charm for the eye) (
Nat. Lib. MS. 11, 396a
),
Saga och Sed, Gustav Adolf Academy, Uppsala, 1960, 149. 14
.
broigh (brocc, v.l.) snechta
snowflakes
,
Bruchst. i 14 § 25
,
IT iii 69 § 16.
bruga etromma . . . .i. ingne light things,
Alex. 586
=
raeta,
ZCP xxx 125.2
. in brogh beac fa shuil
do brathar = festucam in oculo (
Luc. Phars. vi 41
),
ITS xxix 131.32
.
Mac Aingil 904
. b.¤ in airigid (read airidig, ed.) the stalk (?),
TFerbe 202
(see
IT iii 457
-
8
). brodh do fhad a chorr-mhéir
`a straw',
Corp. Astron. 44.5
. leaptha brogh bhithi find
`couches of bright woven straw',
Magauran 1188
. ógh gan bhrobh `without spot´ Celtica iv 171 § 281
.
Compd. ro suighidsetar in biadh ina mbrodmuccaib in bits
or pieces (?),
Ériu xi 49.7
. baile is ainm do brodmuic fenetha
i.e.
slisen fenneda,
O'Curry 790
(H. 3.18, 368b), (
Laws Gloss. 90
s.v. baile). b.¤ f.
`a slice or flitch of pork cooked and browned',
Manners and Customs i lxxxvi 15
. dogni . . . brodhmuc dia muic
(`Strohschwein'
Contribb. 265
),
YBL 118a47
= bro-muc `roasted one' (sc. pig) ,
SG 86.3
. proinn shaidhbhir do
s[héd] p[h]romuic `a rich repast of choice food',
Éigse iii
240 § 2.
poinn dod p[h]romac `
provender
',
§ 4
(see notes).
in Brecc (.i. ua bhrodhmuc),
Ann. Inisf. 1193.5
.