v (* ess-mid-, Pedersen Vgl. Gr. ii 578 ). No deut. forms recorded. For the treatment éim- see Ped. ad loc. cit. and GOI 94 , 507 . Later treated as simple verb with stem éimid-, etc. see éimdid. takes care (not to); look out (ipv.); refuses: emid D. e na gab / brattan Lainne finne fair D. takes care that he put not the little fair cloak of L. on him(?), Lib. Hymn. 17.61 . oll-di-ēmid .i. ollam ērnes na cesta, Corm. Y 998 . emde (nō eimdæ) .i. findta nō dēicci, 512 . émde . . . co ngaba eissi fri mórbúaid Mache, LU 5509 (TBC). eimide . . . dianad forgealltar be cautious, Laws iv 32.z .i. foimdenaig no urfoichli, 34.15 Comm. éimhidhe .i. foichlidh: éimhidhe righ mor .i. foichlidh an rí mór, O'Cl. ol ní tiamdae timsom / ní émsither annsom `there will be no inability there', Fél. Prol. 260 . ataid tenid imbi cona remset a baill oc eirge so that his limbs may not be stiff (with cold), LL 287a11 (maidid?).

Vn. éimded.