adj I Adj. io, iā due, fitting, suitable: nephadae gl. nefas, Ml. 119a11 . adæ .i. ad-dee .i. dīr do Dīa, Corm. Y 67 . níbá hada rí co n-anim hi Temraig, LU 4056 . [n]i hadha (.i. dliged) dom anmuin apairt romnett `not due to my soul is the deed that has quelled me', Ériu ii 3.3 . teacht mís Marta a M. . . ./ do rígh Uladh ní hadha, Leb. Cert. 24.4 . cus in iarumdighe is adha dlechtuin don fir fine, Laws ii 282.29 Comm. areir in caich dana hadha in riaradh, i 286 z Comm. = agda, 288.1 . nir ba hadha do beith i Temair, MR 4.13 . ní hadha dhúin biadh ind fhir genntlidisea do tomailt, Lism. L. 1462 . ni hadha leosum fir a n-áeintig fria dathugud édaig, 4065 . noca nadha pennaid leo do liaigh, Ériu xii 16 § 20 n. 6 . cor imm Crúachuin día Samna / ní hadha acht is éttarba, PRIA liv (C) 18.104 . luid Odras 'na hiarn-gait / iarmairt nárbu ada, Metr. Dinds. iv 198.38 . Used attributively: rochind a aided n-ada / fo chlaideb in Galgatha, SR 5675 . delm n-ada, 4069 . ai eadha `lawful case', Ériu xvii 72.14 n. 1 . ?no sceinm a.¤ na suisti `the proper bound of the flail', Laws v 158.19 Comm.

adj II Also subst. io, [n.] that which is fitting .

(a) Of the prerogatives and perquisites of a king (as opposed to airgart): cúig aurgarta rígh Laighen . . . at iatt a adha immorro: mess Almuine . . . these, however, are his dues the mast of Allen . . ., PRIA liv (C) 12.4 . dénatt désheircc ar Día ndil / is léor d'adhaib cach óeinfhir, 22.148 . cadeat ada flatha ┐ cuirmthige costud im dagḟlaith, lassamna do lochrannaib, Tec. Corm. § 4.1 . adha ┐ aurgarta na rígh, ZCP iv 237.36 . fili . . . nach fiasara adha . . . na rig so, Leb. Cert. 6.24 . aga .i. buada, O'Curry 969 (H 3.18, 416). adha .i. buadha, Stowe Gl. 226 . Note also: ni ro hingabad geis leo ┐ ni ro hadradh ada they did not avoid taboos or cleave to customary dues, CCath. 1166 . ro imbir fair dano cach ada aili ba dir do imbirt for tarb idparta, 959 .

(b) In more general sense of appurtenances, accoutrements etc.: cach n-ada as ada do ócaib oc comruc, MU² 966 . dofuctha adai na fleidi the appropriate things for a feast, IT i 311.34 . atberim frib . . ./ ada, buada, belltaine / coirm, mecoin . . ., Hib. Min. 49.4 . carna, cuirm, cnoimes, cadla / it e ada na Samna, .20 . is iat a ada olla / stuic, cruitti cuirn chróes-tholla (of an oenach), Metr. Dinds. iii 18.233 . Note also: ada usce nosbera, LB 228 marg. sup. (see Pref. p. 39).

n bruidhem im a cuirm ` boasting ', Laws v 358.4 = bruigaid, ibid. note.

f. vn. of boingid. g s. búana. Prob. orig. ā, f., GOI 454. b.¤ f., IGT Decl. § 149. bérla na búana (without finite forms, these being supplied by do-alla), Verbs § 32 . buaint, O'R. Poems 3300 , Oss. iv 170.8 . In later lang. replacing béim (vn. of benaid) in vn. constructions (see TSh. Gloss., etc.). Cf. béin.

(a) act of cutting, breaking. Of plants: cutting down, reaping; crop, harvest: dornán buana manipulus, Ir. Gl. 502. bacc buana fínime, Sg. 62b10 . lathe búana, Thes. ii 334.3 (Hy. v). scena búana aíne, Críth G. 177. i n-aimsir na búana, Rawl. B 512, 142a (cited Contribb. 283 ). bibhsiutt buain cech raithi (fig. etymol.), RC xii 106.1 . méit chléib búana, LU 6953 ( BDD 58 ). methel . . . oc buain, IT i 41.36 . oc b.¤ na luachra, RC xxv 28 § 10. ar ┐ buain, BB 11a4 . olann na caorach . . . iar na buain di, Laws iii 376.z Comm. do-chúaidh . . . / do bh.¤ bhuindén, IGT Decl. ex. 824. Of drawing, delineating: ar bhuain ghréasa `for doing her needlework', O'Hara 4167. dealbh dragain . . . arna buain ar taeb in tuir `cut on the side of the tower', ZCP vi 284.29 . nī héidir a ccosmhaile . . . do bhuain lé pinntéoireachd, Parrth. Anma 1287. fioghair na croise do bhuain ar a éadan, Eochairsg. 43.8 . Note also: ag buain both breaking up shielings (in order to go to war), Aithd. D. 5.4 . IGT Decl. ex. 473. gan búana, gan chís, gan cháin exactions (?), Harl. 5280, 51b (cited Contribb. 283 ). ? ar taiscid gu h-uain athairec iar mbuain, BB 277a 33 = iar n-uari, Leb. Cert. 184.8 .

(b) In uses approximating to those of béim: ni teiged bem . . . gan a buain do Ch. i cleithi i chind, TTebe 2527 . buain béime ar mo bhogha-sa, Content. xxiv 22 . ic buain cluig, Laws v 22.6 Comm. timchell chluig Ave Maria do bhuain, Fl. Earls 188.5 . ? ní háil bas do bhuain umha expld. as `ní haon chabhair bheith ag gearán,' DDána 77.28 and note ( Aithd. D. 14.28 ) (on the death of two patrons). ? clocha némaind in chuirn chláoin / cuirm Í Maíl Brénuind gá mb.¤ , IGT Decl. ex. 356.

(c) In vn. constructions with follg. prep. introducing indirect obj., freq. in sense of taking away from, depriving of, etc.: buain mhela a mecnaib iobhuir (attempting to) extract (in list of vain undertakings), Anecd. ii 72.7 . in gnim do buain astu `getting the work out of them' (oxen), Laws iii 270.9 Comm. rethid A. dia bein asin crund ┐ femidh a buain as (a spear), Aen. 3150. dar mbuain a broid to save us from bondage, Dán Dé xv 18 . iasocht bunaidh do bhuain air to obtain a permanent loan from him, DDána 69.7 (see 1 ar). buain a deala ar Dhia depriving her of God's love, Dán Dé xxiii 28 . ga buain oruinn taking it from us, Aithd. D. 56.11 . badhbh ag b.¤ chrú dod chrúisigh getting blood off your spear, IGT Decl. ex. 578. fá Mac 'gá bhuain don bhan-óigh `being taken from', Dán Dé xx 46 . ar mbuain a eididh de, Stair Erc. 1023. buain righe d'Ó Ruairc, BNnÉ 289.29 . ic b.¤ duilisc do charraic, ZCP v 497 § 11. a cend do buáin d'Eoin Baisti, Maund. 83. buain ceille do chabhair despairing , Stair Erc. 1537. ar mb.¤ cheille d'Ḟ., Acall. 5266 v.l. (' ar n-esbaid . . . F., text). ar mbuain ó chomhghar a chéile, O'Hara 2877. a bhúain ón táoibhréim iollraidh it is derived from the genitive plural, IGT Introd. 29.5 . Note also: ag buain an gai ind striking him with the spear, TTebe 1018 .

(d) With meaning completed by follg. prep.: o buain as gl. ag . . . slan o cull gelding, Laws ii 238.22 ( ZCP xiv 347 ). a dalladh ┐ a buain as 'blinded and emasculated', AI 438 (s.a. 1450.5) . buain a bosaibh wringing of hands, Aithd. D. 95.32 . buain a síoth Sagsanach profiting by (?), LBranach 5353 (see note). go buain t'oidhre dhar n-iomchar till your heir concerned himself with . . . (?), DDána 40.22 . le buain dod bhiodhbhaidh in conflict with your enemy (?), 14.13 . ag buain fa bheith i n-easard concerning himself in an argument, Content. xxv 1. b.¤ fāt fheidhm, O'R. Poems 30 `to tackle your strength', notes. an finnealbha ar mb.¤ fa brón plunged in grief, Rel. Celt. ii 266.19 . buain fá chéile take a husband (?), Hackett x 4 , cf. 11 . beart da buain fūm as dū dam something must happen me (?), ACL iii 236 § 6 ( Aithd. D. 62 ). nir lamsat buain friss they were afraid to go near him, LB 234a63 . ar mb.¤ guine an ringcne ris when the spearpoint touched him, IGT Decl. ex. 1200. gan bhuain re torchar ag tuinn `no produce is driven in by the wave', Rel. Celt. ii 234.30 . gach aén bhall . . aga mbeith buain no báidh le Saxancoibh `connexion or alliance', AFM vi 2056.3 . ní fhuil buain ag briathraibh Sh. ria, TSh. 4329 `do not refer to', Gloss. buain i dtagra `interfere', Content. xiv 16. an toil . . . / buain uimpi ní bog an céim, Dánfhocail 265 `to run counter to it', Gloss. ? lór uaibh ar chách mar chionnta / buain iompa a ttráth na teannta, O'Hara 2108 (see note). a n-airm . . . ag buain dar aigthib sciath, TTebe 4115 .

(e) b.¤ amach act of extracting, obtaining: trí longa do longaibh Gall . . . do bhuain amach `were captured', AFM ii 958.6 . cáin nó díol do bhuain amach i n-éiric . . . an loit, Keat. i 68.47 . do bhuain a chríche féin amach `regain', ii 2569 . ren a buaín amuigh, BCC 220.

n [m.] (3 buide) (cf. bóige, muide). Name of a measure or vessel for liquids: buigheun medg-uisgi `a b.¤ ( pannikin ) of whey-water', Rule of Tallaght 28. da bhuigheun leanna, 38 . ? flaith . . . buigen um a cuirm ┐ ilach iar mbuaghadh do memraib flatha, O'D. 1959 ( Eg. 90, 7b) = bruidhem, Laws v 358.4 .

n (ON kaðall, Wortk. 63 , Bidrag 61 , 132 )

(a) rope, cord : roglac in rop rodaingen ┐ in cadhla cruaidhrigin cnaibi, ZCP vi 287.11 . la cadhladhaibh . . . cnáibe, Hugh Roe² 222.2 (fo. 56a) .

(b) the small guts : carna, cuirm, cnoimes, c.¤ / it e ada na samna `tripe', Hib. Min. 49.19 . cádlai mucc, is de dorōnta (of a building), MacCongl. 69.19 . cadhla .i. cáolán, O'Cl.

adj I o, ā thin, slender, narrow and related meanings in a variety of applications. cóil gl. macer, Sg. 50a 24 ; exilis, Ml. 142c2 . Of the body and parts thereof: i corpán chóel, Fél. Ep. 386 . do grúadaib córaib cóilaib `haggard cheeks', Ériu iii 100 § 25c . tonn crocnaide cóil `emaciated skin', ii 56 § 10 . condernai iachtlaind cáil truaig di, RC viii 154.16 . guaille caoile, ZCP v 222.681 (Midn. Court). for a c[h]osaib cāelaibh, ZCP viii 196 § 23 . com caol, Keat. Poems 200 . As a nickname: Cobthach cael, MacCarthy 184 § 2 . Conall Cael, 402.3 . Of animals: ilar cruma cael clenchruind, SR 890 . cona muccaib cælaib, IT iii 243.11 . cail tuirc, YBL 174a10 ( SG 80.10 ). Of weapons, instruments etc. crann caol, DDána 106.11 . a chuilg chaoil, 119.29 . dá sgiain chaoil, Aithd. D. 53.14 . cliath cael, BB 365b42 . fuillem . . . na snaithiti caile, Laws v 380.20 Comm. do bhuain iall gcaol dá chonuibh, Aithd. D. 3.22 . slabhraidh cáola con, SGS iv 60 § 3 . Of writing: na seandaine ... nac fetaid litreacha caela da legad, Ir. Astr. Tr. 28.10 . ní eirgann sé caol ná reamhur neither upstroke nor downstroke succeeds with me, O'Gr. Cat. 110.25 . Of ways, paths etc.: caol gin gur cumhang an ród, DDána 3.8 . slighe chaol na córa, PBocht 4.5 . ferr in cosmail caol fodae, ZCP vii 311 § 15 (cf. coil cosmail .i. fithus carpait (a kenning), O'Gr. Cat. 91.6 ). drochet . . . c.¤ dóib ar thus he. lethan . . . fo deóid it is narrow for them at first, LU 2153 ( FA 22 ). ni cuma chael is fearr uirre (of a territory), Magauran 3054 . teacht caol ag deathaigh is dual, DDána 93.22 . Of garment: léine chaol thin, fine(?), Aithd. D. 3.4 . fer . . . / a léinidh cháeil chimhasbláith, IGT Decl. ex. 642 . Of sounds: go ngothaibh cáola cáoincheann `with the clear notes of the caoincheann', Ériu ix 168 § 43 . tabhthann caol na seannach seang, Hard. ii 238.x . guth suáimneach cáol `a still small voice', 1 Kings xix 12 . ar chrithribh caola caomhdhuan, Hackett² ix 4 . caelḟetugud na claideb, LL iv 32323 . caol .i. cail .i. gairm, O'Cl . sephain cogrinn coel ṅglain ṅgil, SR 2159 . In gramm., of consonants palatal, palatalized : dísbeagadh cáol no leathan, IGT Introd. § 113 . ag oireamhuin don fhocal bhíos roimhe bhíos an barr madh cáol no leathan é, § 149 . gach ainm iollraidh cáol ┐ a thochlughadh lethan, § 158 .

Miscellaneous applications in transferred senses: bud caol a (ar, v.l.) cumaing-ne our strength will be little, ZCP viii 207 § 39 . ar máthair nDé is caol mo chomaoin `poor my service of God's mother', PBocht 4.14 . mar ra-niad ní coimhshniomh caol / siad ar-aon ag coimhdhíol chliar `a generous cooperation', Magauran 2025 . gidh c.¤ do chrodh a chaillech few, IGT Decl. ex. 713 . an chuid chaol lesser piece, Butler Poems 111 . diet rocháol, 23 K 42, 5.21 . In phrase 'sa chenn ch.¤ : gur chuir an ceart sa cheann chaol / do chlaon leam tar a reacht ríogh `and put justice in a tight place(?)', Aithd. D. 84.14 and note. do sgoilt sé dar gceann an cíogh / níor bh'é ar ndíon is an gceann gcaol grudgingly(?) (see note to prec. ex.), 100.4 . ar ndul don mhaith san cheann chaol, LBranach 1142 `had become diminished', Notes.

Fine, nice, delicate, subtle, exact : coil ┐ cóim (of a speech), Sg. 26a10 . an chluas do ba caol tuigse so keen of perception, DDána 52.15 . naomh gan ní 'n-a ainbhios air / do ní aighneas caol cumair `makes a plea subtle and short', PBocht 14.40 . eagna chaol nar thagair go teann (of the Blessed Virgin), 2.31 . Adv. dá tuicter so co cael `if one understands accurately', O'Gr. Cat. 323.y . Of a drink: do sugh cael na n-uball fiad `subtle juice', O'Dav. 1299 .

Equative: ba cáilithir bas (a bridge), Aisl. Tond. 100.3 .

Compar.: cōile 'sa cōile, Corm. Y 262 . an té as caoile dochí an chóir `the clearer one doth see the light', Ó Bruad. i 188.x note. is caeli ┐ is cruaidhi (of sound), Auraic. 1481 .

II Subst.

(a) ní thuca in coil ngairit do not marry a short slender woman, ZCP viii 112.23 .

Usually as o-stem. (b) wattling : carr coíl. Críth G. 573 . udnocht coíl imbi, 102 . a meas ┐ a cael (products of the hazel), Laws iv 150.1 . cethri grinne . . . di choel, O'Curry 883 ( H 3.18, 395a ). a ch.¤ ┐ a mín in ḟeda, CRR 34 . a cael d'airgid (of a house), IT iii 195 § 34 . cōel fo tuighib d'itib én (of Mac ind Óc's house), ZCP viii 108.14 .

(c) clear sound(?): gáir ind uma a hucht in chroind / ar aen ┐ caīl in chind `along with the clear sound of the voice', Ériu xix 78 § 8 . caol .i. cail .i. gairm, O'Cl.

(d) narrow part of things, bodies, etc. : trí cóil ata ferr folongat in mbith: cóil srithide hi folldeirb etc., Triads 75 . im chael in chorthe . . . remur in chorthe, TBC-LL¹ 566 . da shleagh go g-caelaib a g-crann `to the narrow parts of their handles' MR 272.4 . Frequ. of the narrow parts of the human body: a chaoil, a leasrach, [a] mheadhuin, Eg. Gl. 147 . cor gerrastar coel in cuirp the neck, Cog. 194.15 . a caol na colla 'san muinēl, ZCP xiii 231.10 . a chrios do bhí timchioll a cháoil, 1 Kings ii 5 . tar caelaib corp a chéle, CF² 490 . ra ceṅglait da n-id im chailaib choss ankles, TBC-LL¹ 1923 . fuil caol cos, Rosa Angl. 28 § 11 . tar altaibh chaol na lámh knuckles, RSClára 68 § 4 . go caol gcolptha, O'Hara 4062 . gabhais . . . ar chael cruibh hí wrist, CF² 1387 . tuc buile . . . fā chaol a droma, Feis Tighe Chonáin 1674 . fa chaol a mhuinil, Atlantis iv 176.24 . fá chaol a chuim, Keat. ii 5116 . cengal na gcúig gcaol, 3474 i.e. wrists, ankles, neck. fa singe an fear ná caol con, A. Ó Dálaigh lv 4 .

(e) strait, narrow; `stream flowing through a marsh', O'Don. Suppl.: iomraiset . . . gusan ccael ccuarchumhang baoi forsan loch strait, Hugh Roe² 30.24 (fo. 9a) . caol fairrge an inlet of the sea, Beatha S. F. 2045 . iomlochtadh ar caol Locha Febail, AFM v 1788.20 . etir Palestina ┐ cóel na Siria, Rawl. 71b31 . dia roás in cóel (of the Boyne), Metr. Dinds. iii 100.13 . Ceann Tuirc na gcaolta `of the marshy plains', O'Rah. 214.x . For use in nn. loc. see Hog. Onom. Fig. tug mo chroidhe a ccáol chumhang, Butler Poems 282 `has constricted my heart`, Gloss.

Compds. Compds. where c.¤ is used merely or mainly for alliteration are not listed. In Corp. Astron. c.¤ has the sense of Lat. sub, somewhat , e.g. puisínidhe caol-reamhra, 78.28 . gruag . . . caol-chasta, 64.28 . With adjj. cosa caol-árda, ML 120.9 . E. Cael-buide, BNnÉ 312 § 1 . i ccuasaibh caolchumhguibh cloch, BS 17 . Cōildubh (n.pr.), ZCP viii 293.4 . re tíghe gach ceatha chaoil-eadraime, ML 128.27 . cailli caelfhota, Auraic. 5137 (cailf., LL 5034 ). an geimreadh gaothach chaol-fuacht (leg. -ḟuar), Corp. Astron. 64.9 . ba h-iomramh chríon-luinge, chaoil-ísle, ML 82.1 . in fear caílti `slender warm', Duan. F. ii xxxvi 35 .

With adjj. derived from nouns: a Dhubh chaílbhléanach slender-groined , IGT Decl. ex. 789 . echlach ... caelchichech, YBL 177a12 . i tig . . . cāilḟinnach, Bruchst. i 33 § 75 ( IT iii 49 § 89 ). coilér . . . caelreangach, CF² 680 . tar an ccarcair ccumhaing ccaolródaigh, AFM vi 2198.9 .

With nouns: cruas croidhe ┐ caolagarthaighe quibbling, Luc. Fid. 2233 . biaidh caol-aicídeacha air slight diseases(?), Corp. Astron. 140.6 . gan caolbháidh, Duan. F. ii 138 § 49 . gur comroinn an croidhe . . . don choílbéim sin, CF² 962 . alma chōelbō `herds of lean kine', Ériu ii 24 § 5 . dá caoilbhreis of its slender abundance, Hackett² li 28 . Caelchéis (name of a harp), LL 22020 . See caílchenn. cáolchoill ḟoghadh san ursoinn, IGT Decl. ex. 454 . inna coilchomæ gl. intestinorum, Sg. 49b18 . See cáeldruimm. níor chaoileang bheag it was no narrow strip, Keat. ii 3336 . da chaelesna, Acall. 4783 . nocha caelḟal cranna / meic Coelan, Gorm. Nov. 16 . caelḟetugud na claideb ica tarruṅg a trúallaib, LL 32323 ( TTr. 1512 ). ? atriplex agrestis .i. cael feadh nó feithleog, ACL i 335 § 60 (perh. leg. c.¤ feadha). fuair a caoilḟiodh a sháith shaoir wattling (of a building), DDána 119.35 . do chleithibh ┐ do chaoilfhíodhraidh, ML 76.1 . rap imscothad chaíl chaílḟorgnama, LL 32534 ( TTr. 1734 ). ní hoireamh go caol-fhód, Dánfhocail 241 `the last sod turned up by the plough at the end of a furrow', Gloss. craobh caoilfreime `of graceful stock', Arch. Hib. i 95 § 1 . caelglais slender stream, BDD² 830 . occa ndiubhraccad . . . a coelghunnadhaibh . . . ┐ a muscaéitibh, Hugh Roe 180.23 (fo. 46a) . bressmac nad char cōelgus, Ält. Ir. Dicht. i 40.20 . Orthanach hua Caellama, Rawl. 88b49 . a dhá caolmhala, Hackett² xxiii 36 . fa'n caelmuine `to the dense shrubbery', MR 236.1 . 'san chaolmhuir . . . scaras an Eoruip ┐ an Asia ré chéile, Keat. ii 477 . d'fhírrinn chaoilphinn chuirr, DDána 49.13 . caelsnaithi óir, Acall. 382 . isin chaeltráig, 4690 . caol-tuir (of the pyramids), TSh. 5607 .

With noun giving adj.: i bpríosún . . . caolbhord na M., Hackett² xliv 4 . ech . . . coelchos, LU 8665 ( FB 50 ). a carcuir chorcra ch[a]oilleabthadh chliabhchumhaing, Celtica xiii 40.1 . a gunnadhaibh ceirtdírghe caolradhairc, Hugh Roe² 228.18 (fo. 58a) .

With verb: ¤-ibid: 's nach ccaoilibhid cuirm , O'R. Poems 672 `drink in a stinting fashion', Gloss.

n io (céile). m., IGT Decl. § 1 . visit, act of visiting : céilidhe .i. muinnterus no cuaird, IT ii2 255.26 . corran célide libsi `on a visit', Wb. 7a17 . celide et buith cendenum neich ref. to circuire domus, 29a4 . acht do dichisiu . . . / do chelidhiu chugomsae `on a visit to me', Blathm. 148 . co mbuí for célidi occo, LU 1548 (MU). is maith . . . limm célide libsi, TBFr. 149 . aes celide visitors, Alex. 935 . co héill fir célide .i. cuirm , MacCongl. 99.21 . ? ní théid do chlú ar céilidhe, O'R. Poems 146 . re linn a chéilidhe id chlí, Dán Dé xv 15 . do choidh fecht for ceilidhe chuga, Hugh Roe² 16.16 . Céilidhe Iosgaide Léithe (a tale), Celtica iii 232 .

In relig. contexts implying a fault or undesirable behaviour: dar ndrut ōn chēilidi clāen, ACL iii 237 § 19 . One of the fifteen tokens of a bad woman, ZCP viii 113.23 . (remedies against lust) imgabail mesca miscais célithe, Ériu vii 138.24 ( ZCP iii 25.29 ). Note also: trí airisena boccachta: sírch. etc., Triads 102 .

n iā, f. (céile) status of a céile, relationship of a céile to a flaith. `clientship ', Críth Gabl. Gloss. `Genossentum', Thurn. ZCP xiv 336 . See KZ xxx 37 ff. Somet. confused with géilsine, q.v. cach ngrád asid n-ísliu bíid dó i céilsini, Críth G. 374 . noco rig is raiti rís mani rabat geill aice re comallad a rige no a ceillsine, Laws iv 50.27 Comm. secht celsine, v 218.1 Comm. in celsine indlighthech slán cach fogail do géntar aca dichur ┐ lán fiach in cach foghail do géntar acá urail. In celsine dligthech [ ] cach fogail . . . ised is celsine indligthech ann daerrath do gabháil ó flaith budéin, no saerrath no daerrath do gabáil ó flaith echtrann, O'D. 1606 (H 5.15. 11b). ro bo bithdilsi na ceilsine re saoghal na comarba do grés, 572 ( H 3.17, 442 ). giallu mic i mbru a mháthar .i. ceillsine do geallu ón mac bís a mbroind a mháthar, 2072 ( Rawl. B 487, 57 ).

As qual. gen. of services etc. resulting from c.¤ : fledh doenda .i. biad ceilsine, O'Dav. 954 . in coindiull célsine ┐ in cuirm célsini ┐ is trít táinic cumne na cellsini dóibh tres in cainnill daicsin, O'D. 913 ( H 3.17, 652 ). cor celsine `a contract of service', O'Gr. Cat. 98.11 . mad esbadach ni do fleid ceilsine flatha cetgiallna, Laws i 126.28 Comm. (in concr. sense here, Plummer MS. notes). gnimraidh ceilsine, O'Curry 378 ( H 3.18, 214 ). Cf. riaghail uca ceilsine etymol. glossing cain aicillne, Laws i 48.x Comm.

In non-legal contexts: cach febh tecomhnacht an ri / do iudibh ara chelsini in return for being in clientship to Him, Blathm. 106 . tǣt im chēllsinesa let him enter my service, TBC-I¹ 1107 = gelsini sea . . . celsine óctigernd, LU 5590 . sin duit a Domnaill ┐ nius c.¤ `and 'tis no (voluntary) service' (scribal note), O'Gr. Cat. 110.30 .

n = 1 sceo: c.¤ .i. agas, O'Cl. sceo ┐ c.¤ ┐ neo tri comaccomail na Goedelge, RC xx 160 § 9 (ACC). c.¤ ni cuirm, c.¤ ní sercoll saith sechnais beoil, BCC 448.9 . fri hirad fearbbai c.¤ gabrai, Ériu viii 173.12 .

(? cf. clichid. See Pedersen Vgl. Gr. i 362 , ii 493 . Perh. subst. use of old part.) custom, wont : ri ro delb datha na ṅgaeth / . . . / iar clechtaib rith roratha, SR 55 (rithim ratha, facs. ?). sibal is c.¤ le cach mbard / a lecht a n-inad irard `it is the wont of every bard to visit their graves', Metr. Dinds. iii 416.39 . a n-ionad fleadh ┐ feusda / do fuaras féin mar chleachtaibh / trosgadh, Oss. iii 236.22 . nír chleacht dó uaingheas d'fhagháil, Magauran 500 . an oiread sin do cheirtchleachta gnáthuasal na nĒirionnach . . . do chongmháil, Párl. na mB. 136 . do cruthaigh [Dia] . . . / in bith cē . . . / do dealph gan chairde is cleacht doilghe / fairge um gach oirir ann, ZCP xiii 14.10 (cheville?). ? g pl. as attrib. customary, wonted : Ri dosrat iar ṅglessaib c.¤ / iar mbessaib cen tarimthecht, SR 93 . In cheville: monar c.¤ , 3923 .

c.¤ (cléas, v.l.) .i. clisiudh [ut est] conclechtaither é ina brú " i.e. playing, ut est `he leaps in her womb'", O'Dav. 398 `? = clecht wont, habit (the common idea being practice)', Plummer MS. notes).

Compds. With nouns. fri hinnarba n-echtrann n-úag / línib a clechtchlann comlúad, SR 7102 . flaith gan clechtgainne, gan crādh habitual parsimony, ZCP x 53.29 . With adj. brechtrad cech datha fo li / clechtmaith dosrigni in t-ardri with customary goodness, SR 7286 . cuirm choir clechtmasa choindmídh with customary excellence, BB 37b4 .

u and o, m. Vn. of coinnmid. coindmheadh m., IGT Decl. § 28 . coinnmeadh, Verbs § 68 . act of billeting, quartering; (right to) free quarters, `coigny' (cf. coinnem): eochair chomais c.¤ , ZCP vi 270 § 6 . sreith coinnmhedh . . . do choscc `abolished the taxes of Coigny', AFM v 1686.3 . dorónad coindmed na filed iar sein fo Érind the poets were quartered throughout I., LU 360 . dēna coinmed crūaid / do ṡlūaig, KMMisc. 262.2 . tairnge im chroidhe bhar gcoinnmheadh `the way you are bestowed', Magauran 682 . a beith fo chuinnmedh cáich, SG 79.3 . coinnmheadh Dé dháibh a ndamnadh the treatment meted out to them by God is damnation, DDána 24.9 . ní chuala coinnmhedh neimhir / ciat chuala coinnmhedh muirir (of soldiers forced to carry stones as well as provisions), AFM ii 968.5 . Sadhbh ... ag coinnmheadh chorn `arranging', Magauran 2094 (see n.). c.¤ teóra mblíadan billets for three years, LU 346 . co tuc condmedh caicthigise doib uile, RC xviii 9.6 (Tig.). gan bét olc, gan ch.¤ ceall `he did not billet troops on churches', Stud. Hib. iv 73.z . coindmeadh Munna, Ériu xviii 60 § 11 . do rad . . . / coinnmedh tíre dia muintir, AFM iv 1018.z . (see n.). Attrib. g s.: amus coindmeda, Laws v 72.26 - 28 Comm. éin-teach coinnmheadha ag a chloinn `quartering-place', Dán Dé xxi 15 . ? cuid coindmedha, IGT Decl. ex. 864 . ? daigh cuirm choir clechtmasa choindmídh, BB 37b4 .

In phr. for (ar) coinnmiud (-med) quartered : cona thríb cétaib boí for condmiud la Connachta, LU 4486 (TBC). Ulaid ar connmedh a Muigh Ái, RC xviii 55.4 (Tig.). ar coinnmheadh ar fhearaibh Éireann (of poets), Keat. iii 1227 . Cf. forsna fledaib fúan cen imned / forsin condmad, LL 4978 . i coinnmeth, Leb. Gab.(i) 96.8 . With follg. prepp. (see also above): connmed écne for Cluain maic Noiss `a compulsory billeting', RC xvii 386.2 (Tig.) = AFM ii 848.z . coinnmhedh ríoghdhamhna lá N. . . . for Leth Chuinn `feasting visitation was made . . . through Leath-Chuinn', 1150.14 . ar n-a coinnmheadh ar do churp / atá, a Dhomhnuill, an daonnacht, DDána 74.65 . coindmedh ... fora brughadhaibh, Hugh Roe² 112.13 . ?ar Dhia nír dhiultadar coinnmheadh they were content to be left in God's keeping(?), PBocht 26.36 . bar coinnmedh i Connachtaibh, SG 37.7 . a choinmed a Caiseal cain `to be maintained', Leb. Cert.² 2092 . Mac U. do choinnmhedh etorra do Ghallaibh, AFM iv 894.9 .

x see cuirm .

adj ( cuirm ) abounding in ale : ar do chloinn choirmigh (of Franciscans) hospitable , DDána 122.20 .

n .i. cuirm , Dúil Laithne 71 ( Goid. p. 76 ).

n o, m. (copp < Lat. cuppa, Ling. Val. Ir. Ann. 72 ). Also cu-, ca-. cup, goblet : copán gl. hic cupus, Ir. Gl. 479 . eter . . . curna ┐ copana, LU 1626 . tricha coppán créduma, TFerbe 406 . cupáin aici is caeim-eascra, Acall. 783 . muirn fa macamaibh / cuirm a copanaibh, IGT Metr. Faults § 65 . bít ag imchar chéri as ch.¤ , Decl. ex. 101 . bledhi airgid, ┐ copān airgid, RC xvii 52.11 (Tig.). ar nglacadh an chopáin dó, Mk. xiv 23 . coinne ris na copánaibh san teach óla, TSh. 10341 . gilla copáin cupbearer , L. Chl. S. 33 . In pn sobriquet: D. mac Concobuir in Copain, AU ii 404.22 = ALC i 534.6 .

As measure: lestar tomus isin copan bicc, Laws v 40.22 Comm. im choppánaib cormleanna, LL 32785 ( TTr. 1997 ). lán copain do mhidh, Lism. L. 2736 . an té ibhios a chapán a ndiaigh altuighthe, Mac Aingil 6467 .

x see cuirm .

adj ( cuirm ): d'eing chormaigh na gclaoinfhiodh tte, O'R. Poems 1307 `abounding in ale', Gloss.

n orig. prob. i, n., later n, n. (see GOI 192 ). c.¤ f., IGT Decl. § 14 ( méd na corma, 69.13 ). corm f., § 39 (91.15) . n s. cormaim, AFM v 1860.19 . Hugh Roe² 6.x . 24.4 . n p. cormand, Anecd. i 14.3 ( SCano 454 ). g p. corm, ACL iii 305.9 .

(a) ale, beer : coirm a corimbis uiniae , O'Mulc. 261 . digh don chormaimm, Ériu xiii 24.19 . bandai cormmai `drop of beer', Mon. Tall. 129.15 . la túth na corma, Ériu xiii 24.17 . ar ái cormæ, Vita Br. 23 . bruigaid (sic) im a cormaim, Laws v 358 n. cen choirm aran Min-Chaisc, Vita Br. 30 . oc ól chorma, LU 4860 (TBC). dergnat colla coirme drunken flesh-flea, 3470 ( SCC 25 ). cosin cormmaim, Vita Br. 8 . flaith corma, Laws ii 202.11 ( ZCP xv 245.4 ). dabach do ch.¤ glain gabaltaig, Acall. 2445 . cuirmm oenghráinne it curn, SG 75. 28 . Muire corm an chrábhaidh the, DDána 39.33 . ni ba h-agthi carat im c.¤ (im comdail, v.l.) (prov. expression), Cog. 174.3 (cf. Sc.M² 5 ). nūathorud ┐ nūa cormma, MacCongl. 19.27 . sen corma is núa lúachra, IGT Decl. ex. 685 . In B. na f. etar cruithneacht a c.¤ (.i. uirrdhercus), ZCP v 487 § 11 .

(b) ale-feast, entertainment : oc cormaim gaibtir dúana `at ale', Thes. ii 295.16 (Hy. v). im Fhergus da churiud do chormannaib, IT i 75.14 (LMU). denaid choirm, LL 36031 ( SG 396.32 ). coirm do dénum dona heclasib = coenam, Lat. Lives 72.1 . nochatfia c.¤ `a feast', BS 62.4 . coirm do ronadh la hUa O., AFM i 398.5 .

Compds. With nouns: focal coirmdhighe `words at ale-drinking', Bard. P. 44.7 . lucht ad choinne um chuirmdheochaibh, O'R. Poems 227 . do bháid chormfuinn Chorcoige `festive soil', O'Gr. Cat. 386.13 . re finnleasaibh . . . an chuirmlissin, DDána 70.16 . minic gairmim im chuirmlind, Acall. 4687 ; 'boisson de bière' Études Celt. vii 15 . See cuirmthech.

With adjj.: tar cuan gcormbogabaidh, DDána 89.3 . dūn meic C. coirmfleagaigh ` ale-feasting ', Ériu xviii 66 § 35 . chuíni ceolda cormḟleadaig, viii 68.z . gille coirmmilse Cruacháin, DDána 71.21 . ō clár cormthana C., ZCP ii 334.2 . do ríoghraidh choirmthinn chláir Íle ` ale-stiffened ', SGS iv 138 § 5 . a gcrích ghéiggil chuirmthigh Ch. abounding in ale, O'Hara 1683 .

? With verb: coill Bhanbha i gcuirmmeabhaidh cuinn, DDána 106.20 .

n ( cuirm + tech) ale-house, banqueting-hall : i m-ban-dáil no i coirmthech, TBC-LL¹ 2498 . cach coirmthigi a chomrād, ACL iii 226.8 . ba halgen curmthigi (prov. saying of warrior), TFerbe 309 . mesc cuirmthige, Ériu xvi 182 § 32 . būaid cuirmthige, ZCP xi 93 § 28 . as a choirmthighibh, DDána 109.7 .

n s, m. (cúl + tech) a building or part of a building; an out-house (?): nír ib cuirm i cúltigib, SG 64.38 . a ccúil-teach na n-arm, Acall. (Leabh. ó Laimhsgr.) iii 130.4 . ircha .i. cuiltech no airecal no tech in bídh, O'Dav. 1107 . cúlteach 'return (of house)', FGB .