etargne
Cite this: eDIL s.v.
etargne
or dil.ie/20712
Forms:
etargnæ, etargne, etarcnae, etarcne, etargna, etargne, ætarcne, etarcnae, etargn, etargnu, etarcnu, etargn, etargni, etarcni, etarcni, etargnai, etarcnae, etarcnaib
io, n., later m. (vn. of etar-gnin) n
s. etargnæ,
(a n-)
etargne
,
Sg. 198a3
.
etergne,
Wb. 33a11
. etarcnae
Ml. 103a9
.
120b2
.
129c13
.
etarcne,
Wb. 26c7
.
23c19
(possibly acc.).
etargna,
Sg. 197b10
.
LL 187c49
. a
s.
etargne
,
Wb. 14d33
.
21a8
.
ætarcne,
12c32
.
29a20
.
etarcnae,
Ml. 42c2
.
etargn,
Thes. ii 2.35
. d
s.
etargnu,
Wb.
15a1
.
Sg. 197b11
.
PH 4595
.
etarcnu,
Ml. 42c11
.
46c20
.
27a5
.
etargn,
Anecd. ii 56.15
.
PH 4910
. g
s. etargni
Wb. 24c6
.
26c5
.
etarcni,
1b18
.
26d15
.
(ind) etarcni
,
Ml.
59a20
.
14c2
.
etargnai,
Sg. 28b3
. n
p.
etarcnae,
Ml. 107b8
.
111c10
. d
p.
etarcnaib,
72c6
.
117d1
.
I
Knowledge of,
acquaintance with (with gen. of pers. or thing known; also
with subj. gen.): gl. experientia
Ml. 111c18
.
59a20
. experimentum
Wb. 18b1
.
Ml. 19a13
.
19d18
.
107b8
.
111c10
.
117d1
. rupu accubur leu etergne mu chumachti (probauerunt me)
Wb. 33a11
. ni toibre grád for nech cen a
ætarcne riam without knowing him previously
Wb. 29a20
.
er n-etargnu riam after previous cognition
Sg. 197b11
.
etarcnae nDæ knowledge of God
Ml. 129c13
.
42c2
.
m'etarcnae (ref. to agnitione mei)
103a9
.
is toisigiu a
cétna n-etargnæ...quam a n-etargne tanaise,
Sg. 198a3
.
hore don-infedam etargne Crist do chách,
Wb. 14d32
. tre
etargne n-irisse through knowledge of the faith
14d33
. iár
n-ar n-etargnu dúib after our being known by you
15a1
.
ní derb linnai etarcnae inna lloc secha retham,
Ml. 120b2
.
inna n-anmann etargnai names of cognition
Sg. 28b3
.
gu cumaid a ndeghghnima fon n-etargna sin so that they
shape (i.e. set forth) their good deeds according to that
knowledge
Lism. L. 4612
.
With subj. gen.: uat etarcnu from Thy knowledge
Ml.
140b2
(cf. II).
II The faculty of understanding or
cognition:
eadarghna .i. inntleachd,
O'Cl.
co etercerta
an-asbera et conrucca i n-ætarcne cáich,
Wb. 12c32
(cf.
Ml. 140b2
, cited above). co facaibh a fuillecht isin etergna
`leaves its impression on the intellect'
Laws i 36.11 Introd
.
is tuisechu etargna no intliucht do bith aici quam codnaigi
do thasselbad dó,
LL 187c49
.
III
Denoting, signifying;
interpretation, significance: mad hinunn a n-etargnæ in
chetnidi ┐ indirṡuidigthi if the notion of the primitive and
of the derivative be the same
Sg. 188a7
,
12
. is é sin
etargna fhollus na liachtan-so the literal sense
PH 4909
.
3447
.
6801
.
4651
. iarsin etargna rūnda = juxta spiritualem
intelligentiam
4910
. techtaid in liachtu-sa etargna siansaide
= sensum habet spiritualem
6802
.
YBL 155a1
. is é a
etargna side this is the explanation of it
LL 281b24
.