adj (trúag) sad, wretched, pitiable: an chúi ciamair, attruagh, BNnÉ 100 § 13 . a dord fiansa attruagh, RC xxiv 62 n.2 . rochualai . . . in labra n-enert n-atruag, Aen. 74 . immar rosfuc in chumal / étig adtrúag imchumad, Ériu iv 94 § 8 . oc slaitbrait sloig attruaig . . . na n-I., LB 157a16 . re séisibh . . . attruaga . . . oirfidech, MR 110.z . Adv. co himnedach athruath, ZCP vi 26.30 . co . . . attruagh atturseach, CCath. 4294 . As subst. ind a.¤ imnocht (of a pig), Sc.M² 22 .

n tocbais a ch.¤ (a dord fiansa, v.l.), os aird co mba bindi oldas cach ceol, RC xxiv 62.4 (leg. cruinsigh? cróinsigh?, gloss.). Hence c.¤ .i. ceol, O'Cl. Prob. a s. of cruísech.

u, m. vn. of con-osna. Later also o, m. and co-. cumsanadh m., IGT Decl. § 11 (53.z) .

(a) act of resting, ceasing, reposing; rest, repose : c.¤ du Dia iartuiste duile, Wb. 33b6 . ainm cumsanto gl. in requiem meam, 7 . iarsin-chumsanathso, 33b14 . hic.¤ ┐ hisoinmigi, Ml. 87b18 . trich.¤ inna aidche, 21c3 . dinch.¤ todochidiu, 112c11 . ni fagbat nach c.¤ , LU 2230 (FA). c.¤ . . . can indred Gall respite, LL 39513 . logh an cumhsanta, RC xxvi 364.29 . tír an chairdiusa ┐ in chumsanaid, LB 256b69 in marg. na cumsanta díada, BColm. 106.8 . nír leigidur comhnaidhi na cumsanadh do, Smaointe B. Chr. 3966 . irnig[d]e cen ch.¤ gl. sine intermissione, Wb. 25c23 . mallacht cen ch.¤ unending , LU 2436 . pian . . . cen forcend, cen cúmsanud eternal (of hell), PH 4335 . Of dying: C. . . . do c.¤ co [sithamhail], AU ii 174.6 .

(b) In more active senses: ni thancubar . . . do-m chumsanud to aid me, PH 6160 . c.¤ didanta `pause for consolation', Ériu ii 136 § 120 . comhsanadh nó ionad cuinne re huaisle uachtair an tíre tryst, Maguires of F. 10 . cabhair ┐ cobhsanadh relief, Atlantis iv 144.24 . tinolfatsa míledu do chvmsanad forru to watch them(?), TTr.² 1788 .

Meaning not clear in: athgabail treisi . . . i cumsana dunaid, Laws i 174.29 .i. scailed .i. tinscetal debhtha, 176.12 Comm., where the gloss seems to be a mere inference; c.¤ here a separate word `Spaltung, Trennung', Thurn., ZCP xiv 6 - 7 . Note further: crioth gan cumsanadh. cumhsanadh acaiss, Ériu xiii 25.13 = chumsanugud, comsanugud, O'Dav. 40 = cumsanadh .i. tosach, 399 . cumsunnud fiansa , RC xxvi 46 § 235 .i. erchra for fiannas, 47 n. 4 . cumsundud for M. la D. attack (?), AU i 344.6 = sraoineadh, AFM i 462.2 .

n o buzzing, humming, droning, intoning: dórd bech, SG 266.16 . canaid lon dron d.¤ , Four Songs 20 § 6 . Of a bull: ba do buadaib Duind Cualngne cran-d.¤ (= crann-d.¤?) dogníd cacha nóna, TBC-LL¹ 1538 . d.¤ daimh belling of a stag, BS 34.16 . d.¤ na murduchann mermaids' chanting, RC xv 433 ( Dinds. § 42 ). cechnadar d.¤ n-amra do R. co rotuil súan, ib. d.¤ na samguba, xvi 31 . ag síobhra ar dhórd chéolchar bewitching with melodious murmurs, Hackett xxi 40 . dórd Fir tuinni, Acall. 450 . ba bind mo d.¤ dar dubráen, Imr. Brain ii 290.4 . cid binn a d.¤ fri duana, ZCP i 455 . canais int oglach d.¤ dho cor cuir a suan, IT iii 197 § 52 . canaid a chéle fer-d.¤ dó; contuili friss, TBC-I¹ 1810 . gabhsatt in muinter forsin d.¤ cedna took up the same burden (of some kind of weird and discordant noise produced by phantoms), RC xiii 6.18 . d.¤ Gaill iar ndērach a bārc the plaint of a foreign merchant when his vessels have been looted, Bruchst. i 41 § 5 ( AFM 661 ). Boroma Laigen . . . roindte a tri cen dremna nd.¤ without angry murmurs (?), Lec. 607a47 . Esp. dord fiansa of a kind of chant or refrain practised by the Fiana (accompanied sometimes by sound produced by striking together the shafts of their spears), see Manners and Customs iii 377 , Duan. F. iii 256 . [foglaim] duird fiansa do denamh, Acall. 881 . dochansam in d.¤ fiansa re crannuibh ar sleg, 760 . rochanad in d.¤ fiannachta, 6599 . attracht a d.¤ fiansa attruagh ar aird go mbáttur uile ag cáoi, RC xxiv 62 n. 2 . go ccuala . . . an tórd fiansa ba binne ceolaibh, TFrag. 46.2 . binne inā d.¤ fiansa , 3 C 12, 71.7 . ag éisteacht . . . re dórd siansach na Féinne, Oss. iii 258.24 . an faoidh doghnídh an d.¤ Fhiann, iv 4.4 . ? a druith na halla . . . a dord im dronda (to a person), IT iii 98 § 162 .

Compds: ¤brass: fri duanad d. detach, Lec. 35b16 . ¤mass: Mael Dúin d. `of the fine deep voice', Arch. Hib. ii 71 § 15 .

n f. (see K. Meyer, Wortk. 230 ) a musical sound, a roaring or droning, used of the moaning or roaring of wind, the singing of certain birds, and a certain kind of human singing (humming ?): esnad .i. abhran, O'Dav. 777 (citing Fél. Ep. 157 , see below). easnadh, .i. ceol; e.¤ .i. amhrán no binneas; e.¤ na gaoithe .i. osnadh na gáoithe, O'Cl. esnad .i. ni nath acht is duchann, O'Mulc. 431 . Corm. Y 562 . esna .i. fogar vel ceol, O'Curry 2016 (< H 4.22, 36a ). esnadh gaithe rodo seite, Snedg. u. Mac R § 22 = YBL 12b6 . esnad na gáithe gairge, Metr. Dinds. iii 212.45 . atchualasa and dana esnad gaithi aduairi, LL 235b 20 = ( TTr. 1382 ). isí esnad gaithi..., 236a5 = TTr. 1411 . esnad na cóic n-ess, Metr. Dinds. i 42.57 . fogur gáeithe... amal esnad mbrátha `blast of Doom' TTr.² 852 . essnad ealao, alaind ceoul, K. and H. 29 . esnad daim, LL 298a31 = SG 366.27 . gair bind banchuire. esnadh cubaidh, Snedg. u. Mac R § 41 = YBL 13a17 . ba hesnad ainm in chiuil dignitis na fianæ um an bfulacht fiansæ , Corm. Y 562 . cach óen dia mba esnad | a sóerchetul mbúansa, Fél. Ep. 157 (with gl.: [.i. adban] .i. canfas co binn, O'Dav. 777 ). esnad (essnad YBL) in choicat láech...do airfitiud in tan batis mesca na dáma. esnad dano in choicat ingen...ina lennaib corcraib...┐ a n-esnad [a sianan ┐ a n-andord ┐ a n-esnam v.l.] oc airfitiud in tṡlúaig. esnad in choecat chruitte ac talgud in tslúaig do chiul, RC xxv 30 § 15 - § 17 . pl. esnada Tigi Buchat `The Songs of Buchet's House' 32.5 (esnad, esnamh v.l.). essnad th. Buiched, YBL 113a46 . tromm essnadha Assail `the groans of A.' AFM an. 884 (see Wortk. 230 ). Cf. 3 esnach.

v ā prostrates, throws down (?): flathius fúait foentait córaid (3 pl. pres. + pron. suff. ?) LL 21a24 . pret. (+ pron. suff.) forfích fiansa, foensius, Ält. Ir. Dicht. i 40.11 . pass. pres. faentar fir, BDD 101c H . cadead mifolaidh daertha ecalsa ┐ rl. ... teasbaidh a laneneclann uaithe fri[s]ini faentar and o rodliged doib, O'Curry 1044 (< H 3.18, 436a ). perf. ro fōenad felm thuile, Ält. Ir. Dicht. ii 25z = ro faenad felm thuile, IT iii 38.24 . o rofaenad bhur bhfir a Cath Lūimnig, Caithr. CC § 24 . Vn. gurab trúagh fáonadh nō fannughadh do dhol ar dhún an fhir, Acall. (Leabh. ó Laimhsgr.) ii 146.7 .

adj io-iā pertaining to a fian or the Fiana (possibly a subst. g s f.) : cf. crand fulucht f.¤ , Laws i 206.12 Comm. in dord fiannachta, Acall. 6599 (v.l. fiansa ). In both cases fiansa is probably to be read, see fíanas.

n u, m. the profession of a roving hunter and warrior ; military service in a `fían' ; warfare as a calling (esp. of roving, or irregular warfare) : ba leo fianus fer Fail fri laim cach rig military service RC v 198.15 . sóifid fiannas i cella `championship will turn to [monks'] cells' xxvi 40 § 213 . cet[h]arda fobera fiannas do duine .i. doimairg cricha, ... etirdiben soegol, etc. ZCP iii 453.12 . cach i [sic leg.] fiannas (sign of end of world) viii 196 § 16 . doluid Creidne ... for fiannas do ḟogail a hathar, Rawl. 143a31 . g s. fri fiannsa feba, ACL iii 298 § 67 . ar fiansa feib, Ériu ix 146 § 9 . diar cechaing fri fiansa fecht `on soldier-service' Metr. Dinds. iv 326.5 . rofích F. fichit catha ... la fiansa feirt, LL 23a11 . lúth fiansa , TBC-LL¹ 5740 . i n-urd fiansae, Ériu viii 173.1 . dord fiansa , Acall. 761 , 881 (see 1 dord). asnad fianso, ZCP xiii 262.11 (defined Corm. Y 562 : ba hesnad ainm in chiuil dignitis na fianae uman bfulacht fiansae). pl. (in concrete sense) Nuadu ... forfich fiansa who conquered warrior-bands Ält. Ir. Dicht. i 40 § 13 = Rawl. 115a44 .

adj io-iā pertaining to a `fían,' warlike: luud fianna TBC-I¹ 3423 = lúth fiansa , TBC-LL¹ 5740 . fuacrais, ba fíanna in fás ... in mbés announced, it was a warlike decree [?] the levy [i.e. the Bóroma] ZCP xi 109 § 14 . v p m. a fiandu truagu!, IT ii 183.252 ( YBL 117a44 , prob. for fianna, as in BDD 141 Y). As npr. m. Fiana mac Feicine, Caithr. CC § 45 . espoc Fiannai, Lism. L. 2193 .

n ā, f. (glasláith: g s. n p. -i, IGT Decl. § 13.13 ). coll. recruits, young untrained soldiers: n s. glas-láth Ulad, CRR § 36 . glasláth ocus gillann-raid ḟer n-Erenn, MR 316.10 . Brian ┐ glaslaith Dail Cais `young champions,' Cog. 60.4 ; 154.9 . atracht a nglasláith ┐ a n-aes óccbhaidh `striplings,' CCath. 1720 . glasláith ┐ aos diubhraicthi na ngall, AFM vi 1964.2 . d s. and a s. da n-oes occbaid ┐ da nglaslaith `raw recruits,' CCath. 5708 . moran do glaslath, AU ii 364.z (an. 1285 ). Díarmait ... ré nglasláith nA., IGT Decl. exx. 641 ; 642 . go nglaslaimh, Ériu i 105.28 n. drong mhór do ghlaslaith an tsloigh Ghall, Hugh Roe § 42 (22a) . genmothat gille ┐ glaslaith `boys and calones,' AFM ii 662.17 ; iii 224.1 . g s. do ṡlógh mer glasláithe, IGT Decl. ex. 667 . eter sirriti glaislaithe i n-urd fiansæ macruidhe, Ériu viii 172.z . fian glaslaíth (or g p. ?), RC xviii 54.26 (Tig.). pl. sochraide mór do glasláthaibh gall, AFM iii 232.7 .

n g s. lútha, lúith. l.¤, lúdh m., IGT Decl. § 38 . Verbs § 83 . Also luud, lúd. ?a p. lúthu, LU 8675 ( FB 51 ). See láth. Orig. vn. of luïd, Pedersen Vgl. Gr. ii 571.

I As vn. act of moving : femidset lúd as nach leth, Metr. Dinds. ii 26.17 . lúd lúadrinna (sign of a good carpenter), Triads 118 . nír cuimciset luth a cos nó a lámh, CCath. 2100. ni bither fri lúd nadma na ratha uime, O'Curry 375 ( H 3.18, 208 ). dia coemsaitis a lama do luth if they were able to move their hands, CCath. 5692 . ro gab ac lúd reime (of lion) `began to sport', Grail 2086 . ic lúd fri araile, 2253 . ? Cf. ni codhnach araile luth anapta eipiltain an con, O'Curry 2525 ( Eg.88 f. 43 (44)b ). Of sentiment longing: do bhí a chroidhe ag l.¤ re na dhearbhrathair, Gen. xliii 30 . for (ar) l.¤ on the move : amal bis rothmol for luth, SR 199 . sailghe fada . . . ar luth fúithe, ALC ii 264.4 . a theanga . . . ar luth, MR 180.17 . a scor . . . ar l.¤ (leg. lúdh: úr) `at their speed', O'Gr. Cat. 474.19. eich ar l.¤, sról re sleghaibh, L. Cl. A. B. 100.191 . ar l.¤ ┐ ar luadhaill, TSh. 1677.

II

(a) power of movement, motion : is lúud leu teistiu fuile gl. veloces pedes eorum ad effundendum sanguinem, Wb. 2b1 . léim . . . .i. lūud sēim hē, Corm. Y 835 . bir co lúdh an automatic spit, Petrie's Tara 213.9 . lāth quasi luth [.i. iarsinní lúthas] `motion', Corm. Bodl. 10 . lūth ēoit futhachta glossed luthad do tre eút īar ndēnum fuiche de (one of four carnal sins), Anecd. v 25.3 . See fuiche. ilar n-én foleímdis tre lud eter na platantaib ordaib, BB 493b21 ( IT, ii2 99.1 `lustig', Alex. 597 ). re l.¤ éin, Duan. F. ii 368 § 22 . Of use of limbs: ma ro facad ní da luth isin cois `power', Laws iii 350.21 Comm . nim thá lúd hi cois no i llaim, LU 1256 ( Imr. Brain ii 288.3 ). lám argait co lánl.¤ cacha láma in cach meór (of silver hand of Nuadu), LL 1075 = BB 32b39 . laim airgid foair co luth cecai láma, RC xii 58 § 11 . mo chorp gan l.¤ , Keat. Poems 954 . l.¤ luaimneach a mhéar, 250 . tré iomad luith do bheith 'n-a chorp, Keat. ii 5216 . do thréig tu do l.¤ ┐ do neart, Oss. iv 2.3 . an mhuinghin . . . iona lúith (of King Cormac), Párl. na mB. 53 . Cf. perh. is mōr cosgar ruc le lūgh (: dūn), ZCP viii 229.11 .

Note also: ni duine iar fír he, acht diabul fo lúd duine in the guise of(?), LB 131b3 .

In various related senses: luth luas, Metr. Gl. Ff. 21 (v.l.). co rothóed in bó-sin / dá lóeg ar in l.¤ sin `because of her haste', Metr. Dinds. iv 70.18 . velocitatem .i. luth ōir bud lūaithi co mór . . . nā gaoth (of bodies of the glorious), RC xxviii 320 § 47 . ar imarcaid lúidh `excess of fleetness', MR 318.7 . Cf. fuluth .i. lūth foi, .i. utmall, Corm. Y 663. Feat: luth buadha glorious feat, Misc. Hag. Hib. 118.21 . in tsliasat tseng nó in glún geal / nachar mell lúgh d'a lingfeadh `never failed him in any athletic feat he might attempt', Ériu iv 218.12 . gasda a lúdh a dtrealam trom / leabar mong a súl rom ṡill, IGT Verbs ex. 739.

(b) In wider sense of vigour, power, energy : l.¤ Labrada, LU 3532 ( SCC 28 ) `the vehemence of L.', SGS vii 59 . l.¤ co ṅáni `power', Fél. Oct. 8 . la l.¤ aingel ngel / dobérthar nem dó power, LU 9861 . luth la fáebra, 8616 ( FB 46 ). l.¤ fiansa , TBC-LL¹ 5740 = luud fianna, TBC-I¹ 3423 (in rhetoric). in carpat . . . go ll.¤ go llúais, TBC-LL¹ 3374 . lassaid ar l.¤ lanésci, LU 7399 = BDD² 1027 . lingged ar failti . . . / David fria l.¤ (of D. dancing before the Ark of the Covenant), SR 6683. da cumuil dí dhóit ar luth ┐ nirt, Laws iv 362.1 Comm . fri l.¤ láech-Níall, Metr. Dinds. iv 222.8 . luth seirce sóerligi, LU 8328 ( FB 24 ). in Liath . . . co l.¤ ceithre crú, Comp. CC 102.2 . lúdh Fódla do-chíam na choinne, IGT Decl. ex. 1211. nirbo luth re letredh doib-suim ┐ nirbo turrac gan tubha, CCath. 5796 (prov. expressions describing weak opposition in battle). lúdh foda nach fuil n-a urd, Magauran 1278 `energy sustained but not methodical', Notes. o doficed a l.¤ lathair battle-fury, LU 6415 ( TBC-I¹ 1900 ). l.¤ lathair, TBC-LL¹ 1709 , 2559 . luth legha `a physician's strength' (name of letter ng in Briatharogham of Morann m. Máin), Auraic. 5561 . ní heasbaidh lúith ná láthair, Keat. Poems 1085. E. . . . co l.¤ leómain `with a lion's spirit', Metr. Dinds. iv 118.135 . l.¤ ┐ lámach dexterity and marksmanship: in mac rígh ba ferr l.¤ ┐ lámach, Acall. 223 . gan mac ríogh ná taoisigh ag fogluim lúith ná lámhaigh, Keat. iii 2771 . ní tacha lúid ná lámhaigh, O'Gr. Cat. 504.21 . ag dénaim lúidh ┐ lámuigh, 508.6 . See 2 lámach. Sustenance: lúth cethrae 'sustenance of cattle' Ériu xxxix 136 . lúth bech 'sustenance of bees' ibid . lúth lega 'sustenance of a leech' ibid .

g s. as attrib.: a gclesa lúith (leg. lúidh: búidh) athletics, O'Gr. Cat. 472.20 . almai énlaithe lúith speedy, LU 8662 ( FB 49 ). ra daṅgnigit drochti lúith di lúthechaib mobile, LL 239b1 ( TTr. 1675 ). raforbad ám in saethar sin co railaied for al-lind luith, LL 219a10 ( TTr. 144 ) (dock?). s dá dhá gealghlaic leabhra lúith nimble, Dánta Gr. 30.19 . baccain lūith, Celt. Rev. x 346.4 . cor luith, ZCP x 295.28 . a mhaighre lúidh learg Line active salmon (of prince), L. Cl. A. B. 121.43 . féitheach lúth (MS. lúith) a chuirp nimble muscles, Ériu v 180.300 . léim lúid (lúda) vigorous bound : ní a leith a chémend do-chúaidh / an Múaid ag breith lémend lúidh, IGT Decl. ex. 1256 . táinic soin dá léim lúdha / béim súla ┐ goin ghrádha, ex. 989 . rugais ocht léimeanna lúidh (addr. to Christ, of Incarnation etc.), Dán Dé xxix 18 . tucc mo chroidhe gan léim lúith, ACL iii 305 § 6 . eite lúith: eite lúidh na lachan the plumage by which it can fly, IGT Verbs ex. 102 . Transferred: eite lúidh fheirge t'oidhir `thy Son's swift-speeding anger', Aithd. D. 67.27 . linn lúith life-blood: a linn lúidh gur fhear t'oidhir (of Christ on the cross), 19 (`lake of life'). mo dhínchrios taobha-sa, mo lionn lúdha-sa (of prince), DDána 70.11 . lionn lúith na locht, TSh. 2318.

In chevilles: l.¤ ro fes, LL 259a22 . luth n-alta, SR 3031. diluth glan with clear vigour, 5913 .

(c) joy, rejoicing : rongab l.¤ 'ma lan-aicsin, Metr. Dinds. iv 24.14 . subuchus ┐ l.¤ , TTr.² 527 . fáth lúidh is fáth faitcheasa / dhúinn an tráth fa ttiocfasa, IGT Decl. ex. 1058 . rogab luth lanmór iarla Aimbri ar faiccsin a maic `great joy', ZCP vi 76.22 . a lúdh innte dá huaisleacht `the bright joy in her is part of her noble nature', O'Hara 3514 . ro gabh l.¤ ┐ forbfailtechus iad, BNnÉ 110 § 44 . In phrase is l.¤ la x x is eager (to), pleased (with): ni solum (.i. luth) leis dul i cert he is not eager to resort to law, O'Curry 431 ( H 3.18, p. 234 ). rob l.¤ leo-san sin, ZCP xiii 197.5 . tochd ar cuan mar nar l.¤ linn `a thing we liked not', Magauran 2850 . Cf. ba luthmenma (? leg. l.¤ menma) lasin imperi na scēla-sin, ZCP vi 274.10 . O'Conbuidi as lúd lind `who is dear to us', Hy Fiach. 260.16 . lút[h] la cridhi (cheville), Snedg. u. Mac R 10 § 23.

Appar. in sense of 1 lúithech in: cengailter luth da laime deise `fasten your right hand', Ériu viii 56.32 .

Compds. Usually alliterating. ¤chles. In pl.: lúth-clesa leinim `dexterous feats of a child', MR 294.9 . ¤ettech: a lán lúitheitigh, L. Cl. A. B. 98.136 . ¤ḟoimtiu: tri trenbeimenna . . . do luthḟoimittin a lama defensive vigour(?) `sinews'(?), MR 300.25 . ¤gáir, -e, see separate entry. ¤géc: a labhartha sa lúithghéaga, Ó Bruad. iii 2.10 . ¤glacc: ar lagad . . . a lam ┐ a luthghlac umpu, LL 409b4 . ¤graig: lán do lúithghreadhaibh, L. Cl. A. B. 94.2 . ¤léim: clesamnaig fri clesaib ┐ lúth-léimendaib, Alex. 469 . ¤lige: ? conlee M. . . . / l. la C. `will be a rigorous bed-fellow', Imr. Brain i 24 § 51 = l.¤ lige `effective intercourse', Murphy Lyrics 39.19 cf. luth seirce, LU 8328 above. ¤rochtain: lúthrochtain dúine Dé, Aithd. D. 76. 20 . Note also: ech luath lutlugmar, LL 189a18 . See lú, 1 luud.

n io, m.

(a) orig. some sort of supernatural being who had the power of changing shape; applied to the sea-dwelling Uath mac Imomain: ba sé sin dano in siriti on ainmnigther Belach Muni in tSiriti, LU 9008 ( FB 75 ) (cf. Belach Mune na sirride, RC xviii 163.27 (Tig.)). is de atberthe in siriti de ara met no delbad i n-ilrechtaib, LU 9009 ( FB 75 ). Often qualified or accompanied by síabartha, q.v.: nir bu chóir . . . don ṡerriti siabarda mo ṡargud, TBC-LL¹ 1911 . a ṡiriti ṡiabarthi bic, 3794 . maith, a ṡiriti, a ṡiabairthe, RC xiv 408 § 19 .

(b) usually a mildly contemptuous term applied to Cú Culainn by both friends and enemies (cf. ríastartha(e)). imp, stripling, sprig, whipper-snapper : a midlach thruag, a siriti lethguill, LU 8878 ( FB 67 ). nirbo maith lesside iarom techt for cend siriti amulaig, 5958 (H) = ar c[h]end gilla amulchaich, TBC-I¹ 1492 (YBL). ni déma siriti bras birda na letheti út fri bruth ┐ feirg níad do lethetisiu, LU 6188 . cid do chana duit in bréc do imbirt form a siriti ol Conchobar fri Co[in] Culaind, 5054 . ni géba fri feta in serrite óc amulchach, TBC-LL¹ 861 . Applied to others in the same sense: dognithe a cutbiud isin dúnud uair nad baí ulcha laiss ┐ nicon teigtís dagóic acht siriti ara chend, LU 6127 . cona rudind mo gnimæ eter sirriti glaislaithe i n-urd fiansæ macruidhe, Ériu viii 172.z . `am mait[h] si ēm' ol F. `oc senbriatraib ┐ occ [f]uacra medair'. `Is e don [= dán] siriti ┐ ingen lindi annisin' ol C., ZCP xiii 268.9 . s.¤ gillai (one of the trí hamaite bít[e] i ndrochthig óiged), Triads 114 .

See also sillite.