v i (usually treated as simple vb., but originally
a compd.: fo-truic-, cf.
Fél. May 8
cited below)
bathes,
washes
, generally of total immersion, less often of partial
ablution; trans., refl. and intrans. pass. pres. s.
fóthrúicther,
Thes. i 4.25
(Southampton Psalter 47a
).
anais co foilc ┐
co fothraic,
LU 4782
(in the vocab. to his Stories from the
Tain Strachan took foilc and fothraic as acc. sg. and through
over-sight the error remained uncorrected in the subsequent editions).
fothraic in cétna culén i fín ... forḟothraic in tanaise i corcair,
LL 319c38
. sruth tened, sruth
snechtaide ... is intib sin nos fotraicet slúaig ... na ndemna
LU 2237
(
FA 30
).
nofothraic Lugaid ... il-loch L. ros-fothraic dano Fial ... sind abaind ...,
LL 13a7
.
ni rosfoilc
┐ ni rosfothraic,
CCath. 1170
.
fothruicfídh é féin a n-uisce,
Levit. xvii 15
. a chuithem ... i na fothraictís na demnu
PH 8270
.
inna fuil fo-truicset,
Fél. May 8
. With A(S) of
liquid, etc.:
atnaig usce ina chúach ... ┐ fothraicis ass,
LU
4262
(
SG 84
).
robhennach ... uiscci ┐ ro fothraiccit an
rioghan ass,
BNnÉ 14 § 8
. dotfothraig [ = not-f.] eissi (i.e.
in the well),
Cóir Anm. 251
. With FOR:
ro delbad ... .ccc.
bo craind cona línphattaib dubodraib ... ┐ fos fothraicit
iar sin for dubrota,
LL 169a28
(=
rofothraicit,
Dinds. 46
).
Immerses, plunges: meni fothraicthe sin choire fola ...
hí (of a spear)
LL 267b28
(
MU² 742
). By extension, of
plunging or thrusting into solids:
gur ḟothruicheadar an
da laighin ... san laochmhileadh,
ML 126.28
(... fothraicedar,
etc.
ML² 1686
). Cf.
fosnessa sleig culind i n-a bond traiged
coras fothraic eter feoil ┐ chnam,
TBC-LL¹ 2187
= cur rusfotraic
St; Windisch's expl. (as = rus-fothraigd = ro thregd, see
tris-gata) seems unjustified; possibly the infixed pron.
is reflex. so that it plunged i.e. ran between flesh and bone.
rofotraicsidar ... an mbrath luirg `
brandished
'
TTebe
1002
= quassabat
Theb. ii 619
is evidently corrupt.
Vn. fothrucud, q.v.