do-scé(u)lai
Cite this: eDIL s.v. do-scé(u)lai or dil.ie/18447
Forms:
doscéulaim, dusceulai, dosceulai, tosceuli, toscelai, tosceli, dusceula, dussceulat, dusceulub, nachat-toscelfat, taiscéltae, taiscélad, taiscélaid
v (*
to-sceul-,
Pedersen Vgl. Gr. ii 617
) Indic. pres. 1 s.
doscéulaim,
Sg. 145b2
. 3 s.
dusceulai,
Ml. 68d12
,
102a22
.
dosceulai,
Thes. ii 39.29
.
tosceuli,
25
.
ni toscelai
,
Bvi 56
(
Thes. ii 35
).
ni tosceli
,
BCr. 32b7
(
Thes. ii 18
). Subj. pres. 3 s. dusceula,
Ml. 95c4
. 3 pl.
dussceulat,
83b8
. Fut. 1 s.
dusceulub,
Ml.
59a2
. 3 pl.
nachat-toscelfat,
107c11
. Part. taiscéltae. Vn.
taiscélad. Later as simple vb. taiscélaid.
(a)
finds out, ascertains: gl. experiri,
Sg. 145b2
, and constantly in Ml.; explorare,
Ml. 68c10
. Later oft. with added
notion of finding out secretly, spying: ar na taiscelad nech dib
eter a biad-som do blassacht so that none of them might find
out his food to taste it,
RC viii 54
(
LL 115b2
).
ité cetnai
thorscelsat epert techta isna sidhe,
BB 34b43
.
batar cartanaigh . . . imoroile . . . o rotaiscelsat airrdhe ┐ innethem
cechtar n-ae uaidhibh,
Leb. Gab.(i) 224
. is mor do guasachtaibh
catha ┐ comluinn rotaiscelsubair maille frim you have experienced,
CCath. p. 46 n. 1
.
(b)
makes known, discloses, reveals: is ingen Iepte cetatosceoil ingena oc duchann la Ebru ó dingnu do dingna who first
made known (introduced) (the custom of) maidens chanting
(cf.
Judges xi 37
,
38
),
O'Mulc. 213
.
is accu ro taiscelad ar tús
cíchi ban do nochtad,
LL 13765
.
Eocha Feidlech . . . cetatoscel fedli do comrac la cethrai,
298
. iarnnberla . . . ar a
duibe in belrae ┐ ar a dorchatae . . . co nāch erasa taisscelad
ind it is not easy to communicate (?) anything in it,
Corm. Y
755
= taiscélad trit-sin, LB. Cf.
in fil ni asa toirscelta dliged
. . . athgabala,
O'Curry 784
(
H 3.18 367a
). (morituros victurosque
prosentiens atque denuncians)
an uair taisgeltus (= taisgēlus)
┐ foillsigios na daoine do gheibh beatha,
24 P 22, 5.11
. gach
ni innarbtar ōn corp, dlighinn tuarascbail taisgelta na
hesláinte do beth leis symptoms for diagnosis,
23 P 10, 27b5
(see taiscélad). an drong dheaghfhear nach dtréigead ┐ nách
dtaisgéladh a dtighearna who would not abandon or betray,
ML 86
.