v Pres. stem: ith—, also eth— (which Pedersen Vgl. Gr. § 753 Anm. ascribes to analogical development on model of ib-, eb)-; subj. stem: does-, -(d)es(s)- (deponent), later also -eth-; fut. stem: ís(s)- (in Mid. and Mod. Ir. somet. followed. by -f- of the b-fut.). pret. stem: dód-, dúad-, deod- (see Thurn. ZCP xii 285 § 7 , KZ xlviii 57ff ., later do-ḟúad-, atúad- d'ith-. Indic. pres. s. 1 ithim, Sg. 146b5 . s. 3 ithid, Ml. 137c2 . itius (=ithid+suff. pron. 3 s. f.), 102a15 . -ithi, ZCP iii 222.8 . rel. ithes, 133a5 . ithus, Laws v 168.11 . pl. 3 ethait, Laws iv 138.9 Comm. doethat, BB 495a40 . ithit, PH 7459. Impf. s. 3 -ithed, ScM. § 1. no ethad (MS. nāethad), ZCP viii 301.10 . pl. 3 -ithitís, LU 1689. ittís, LU 1692. -eithidis, Luc. Fid. 246.10 . Ipv. s. 2 hith, SR 2907. s. 3 ithed, PH 1023. pl. 1 etham, Goid. 78 § 194 (Dúil Laithne). pl. 2 eithide, Luc. Fid. 245.18 . pl. 3 ethat, PH 1781. Subj. pres. s. 1 conda-esur, LU 8457 (FB). Thurneysen loc. cit. takes the stem to be -dess- (<doess-). s. 2 -essara, ScM. § 3. -etha, SG 56.37 . s. 3 estir, Wb. 6b24 . -estar, ib. 23 . O'Curry 2629 (< Eg. 88, fo. 53d ). du-d-uoestar, Ériu vii 146 § 4 (see Thurn. ZCP xiii 103 ). doestar, § 2 . pl. 1 -dessamar, SR 1266 (see Thurn., ZCP xii 285 § 7 ). pl. 2 -estai, Ériu v 234.55 . -dessabair, SR 1232. pl. 3 -esadar, O'Dav. 1092. -hethat , Thr. Ir. Gl. p. 22 , s.v. gelistar. Subj. past s. 1 -ethaind, ZCP viii 227 § 11. -ithinn, Gen. xxvii 4. s. 2 -hesta, ScM. R § 3 . s. 3 -essad, LL 168b42 . -deossadh, Folklore iii 490 § 24 (See Thurn., ZCP xii 285 § 7 ). -ethad (for subj. pres.), Lism. L. 3802. pl. 3 -estais, Ml. 98b9 . PH 1512. co n-etais , PH 1329. Fut. s. 1 -íss, LL 210b9 (= -is, BB 402b18 ). -ísa, Ériu v 234.51 . íosuidh mé, Gen. xxvii 25. s. 2 -ísa, MacCongl. 51.21 . iosair, BNnÉ 110.21 . íosfaidh tú, TSh. 1308. íosas tú (rel.), 2438 . s. 3 ísaid, SG 56.z . íosaidh, TD 31 § 30. pl. 2 -íostáoi, Gen. iii 5. -iosfaidh sibh, Luc. Fid. 329.14 . pl. 3 -īsat, ZCP vi 265 § 25. ístait, ZCP xii 391 § 13. rel. ista, Trip.² 2029. Sec. fut. s. 1 -ísaind, MacCongl. 17.3 . s. 3 -issad, RC viii 58.11 (= LL 116b27 ). iosf(adh, RC xi 327.30 . do íosadh , TSh. 2866. pl. 3 -ístais, IT i 75.15 . Pret. s. 1 (no distinction between pret.+perf.) -duadus, Fél. 88.x . do-uadhus, TD 37 § 8. aduagus, Irish Texts i 22 § 4 . s. 2 dodais, LL 116b24 . adhúadhais, ZCP ii 562.33 . s. 3 doid, RC viii 58.11 (= LL 116b26 ). -doid, IT i 77.6 . LL 117a48 . -duaid, Fél. 88.25 . aduaid, Fél.² lxii 14. dua[i]d, doduad, doḟuaid, SR 1293 , 1440 , 1287 . da nduaigh , Anecd. ii 26 § 10. do ith sí, Matthew xii 4. Gen. iii 6. pl. 2 adúabhair, Isaiah iii 14. pl. 3 dootar, Trip.² 2322. atdótar, Thes. ii 347.14 ( Hy. v ). -dotar, LL 115a z. aduatar, Fél. 128.20 . dofúatar, 24 . danuathair (containing inf. pron. 3 s. m.), 22 . duatar, SR 3332. atúatár, LU 2517. dofeotar, RC xiii 460 § 63 ( LL 291b20 ). deotar, Anecd. ii 59.11 . dufuetar, Ériu vii 164.6 . contótar, Cáin Ad. § 14. a dúadar , Matthew xiv 20. d'ethatur, O'D. 947 (< H 3.17, col. 662 ). do itheadar , TSh. 3329. Pass. pres. s. ethar. Corm. Y 757. -hithter, Maund. § 61. subj. pres. s. eser, ZCP vii 269 § 15. pret. -does, Mon. Tall. 129.22 . -daes. Trip.² 2121. Part. d p. eisib, Sg. 180b1 . Vn. ithe, q.v.

eats, devours, bites: bésu maith cia estir á bíad `though he eat his food,' Wb. 6b24 . ithim gl. mando, Sg. 146b5 . eisib ł loiscdib gl. adessis, 180b1 . itius anuas ┐ dusclaid anís `he eats it from above and roots it up from below,' Études Celt. xl 76​ ( Ml. 102a15 ). edente .i. hithes, 133a5 . atdótar coin alltai he ic Scetaib, Thes. ii 347.14 ( Hy. v ). etham ar gccuit `edamus portionem nostrum,' Goid. 78 § 194 (Dúil Laithne). arna hethat cethra na gurta, Thr. Ir. Gl. 22 s.v. gelistar = arnā comblaisset ..., Corm. Y 674. inathar .i. ind-ethar .i. ind tēit cach ní ethar, 757 . nico does mír feolai ... hi Tamlachdai, Mon. Tall. 129.22 . isbertatar maic Uisnig nach ístais biad i nhErinn ..., IT i 75.15 . aduaid in beist hesium, Fél.² lxii 14. fordindet in bocc fesin dú i ndaes indicates the place where it had been eaten, Trip.² 2121. dootar mucca ar macc, 2322 . atá biad lat cen co-n-essara, ScM. § 3. no marbad tarb leó ┐ no ithead oenḟear a ṡáith de, BDD² 123. dodasfuaid cos[in]n-oenmír (of a serpent), SR 3860. no-ithead in tróg hisin ┐ nó-athcumad cech áen ticed chucca `servire dentibus miser coepit,' Lat. Lives 95.14 . do neoch ro sluic talam ┐ atúatár bíasta, LU 2517. tobertatár bec dini hublaib leó a cétlá nos ithitís inna curuch, 1689 (ICM). gelid quia ithid, O'Mulc. 634. meni esbetar sál in mara ł mani dotar in muir, LL 115az . dūn fir ithus gait who eats something that has been stolen, Laws v 168.11 . noco n-ísaind-sea acht minustecma gorta, MacCongl. 17.3 . no-buailed ┐ no-ithed cech oen frisa mbenad (of a woman possessed by the devil), PH 1994. uail (i.e. bail) a ngeltatar oc Temair L. deotar itir ūir ┐ griaun, Anecd. ii 59.11 . nech doestar carnea nech (leg. n-eich, Ed.), Ériu vii 146 § 2. conid disuidiu dufuetar an obul dichmair[c], 164.6 . dfuadar a sáith agas ni rugeadar a bhuidhe re Dia, ZCP ii 552.y . Conall Cū no-ethad dā chīch a māthar amal coin, viii 301.10 . beag d'im do-uadhus, TD 37 § 8. glacaoidhe ┐ eithidhe, ag so mo chorp-so, Luc. Fid. 245.18 . amhuil do eithidis na hiudhail an iodhbairt, 247.17 . óir a dúabhair súas an fineamhuin `for ye have eaten up,' Isaiah iii 14. agus a duadhur agus do ibhidur, Gen. xxiv 54. cibé itheas don arán so `qui (manducat hunc panem,' TSh. 2851. íosfaidh tú an talamh gach aon-lá terram comedes, 1308 . ní hithtí leo ... acht aonphroinn san ló, Keat. ii 5099.

Of stock, grazes: ocus ethait ní ina feis `and they eat something in their `feis'-trespass,' Laws iv 138.9 Comm. dofeotar cáircha glassin na rigna, RC xiii 460 § 63.