adj
o,ā (or u,
Celtica xxiv 172
) also úag, a form common in Mid.Ir. but not found in
Glosses. The stem-consonant appears to be non-palatal in
all cases in O.Ir.: g
s
f.
ógae,
Ml. 144c7
.
óge,
Sg. 6b28
; later
generally óige.
(a)
whole, entire, integral
:
ogh .i. comlan,
O'Dav. 1315
, cf.
Corm. Y 65.
ogh .i. imṡlan,
Lec. Gl. 102 M
.
uli (nō uile nō
ogh),
Corm. p. 2
(amnas). rann óg complete part (of speech),
Sg. 6b28
. n
du. da n-óg (gl. cuiusquam, i.e. a compd. contain-
ing two integral words),
157b6
, cf.
75b3
,
98a2
. comsuidigthe
o dib n-ógaib (gl. altera utera),
98a1
, cf.
75a5
. loiscis in garmain
. . . matan ba óg in garman was whole (again),
Hy. v 76.
mo
chorp úag i n-úaig entire (? uncorrupted) in the grave,
LU 9945
=
PRIA iii 536 § 29.
a n-ol n-úag . . . na ruirech . . . triche
dálem nos dáled the entire amount of drink,
LL 28b32
. etir
imrad uag | nar bo luad don Flaith all converse wherein there
was no word of the Lord,
ACL iii 222 x
. donrimmart gorta
. . . a críchaib Cannáin fri ar n-adlaic uaig to supply all our
need,
SR 3487.
dilegfat claind Ádaim huaig the entire race
of A.,
2429
. lethat Tuadmuman . . . is ē a dāil fri hErinn hōig
`compared with the whole of Ireland',
Ériu ii 50 § 3.
féich ogha
full fines,
Laws i 286.36 Comm.
Passing into sense of
complete, perfect(ed): ro frestuil . . .
gumbut oga a n-ocobair till their desires were satisfied,
ACL
iii 3.12
. manibat óga a frithḟolaid `unless the reciprocal
obligations be fully discharged',
Ériu i 219 § 9.
This is prob.
the sense in chevilles:
erim n-úag,
LL 258b36
. óg in t-anfad,
183b11
=
Arch. Hib. ii 61 § 32
(`a tempest outright').
compar. with DE:
ogthach .i. oigh-thech .i. oguide a tech dia
buith fair,
Corm. Y 1016
(see ochtach). superl. céim as úagu
`step most perfect',
Fél. Nov. 30.
Adv. don c[h]reitmech
c[h]reitfes co hogh entirely, absolutely,
RC xxxvii 346 § 22.
ro
forruimedh co hogh ann hé la righ C. he was lodged with all his
retinue (?),
ZCP viii 102.4
(B. na f.).
(b) used as subst. in neut. sing. folld. by part. gen., the
whole
: a ṅ-óg no ráidiu `all that I say',
Fél. 358
(a n-uag,
ind óc v.l.). ogh n-airbid `full food',
Laws v 432.19
.
og n-
arathair,
iv 310.14
(`full ownership of a plough', MacNeill,
MacNeill, Law of status 291
). tuc Patraic óg ndilguda dóib plenary
forgiveness,
LU 9764
=
RC vi 164.26
. ronbiat . . . huag córe
complete peace,
Ériu iii 137.1
. faicebthai leis óg far cend all
your heads,
TBC-LL¹ 291.
óg bar carat all your friends,
LL 239a19
=
TTr. 1650.
óg n-ell `all the kine',
Metr. Dinds. ii 62.11
.
go
ffargaibhsett ogh a long . . . ag Ua M.,
AFM ii 936.9
, cf.
1050.14
.
ratha i n-ogh na saire seo,
Anecd. i 42.16
= `the inviolability
of this freedom',
Ériu iv 43 z
. uile n-óg `all entire', `all told',
used as adv.: doratsat sin uile n-óg `gave all these completely',
Metr. Dinds. iii 10.117
.
ro ort uile n-óg in énlaith,
258.33
.
dosfangator cenél C. uile n-ógh came in all their strength,
Hugh Roe 300.4 (f. 78b)
.
(c)
untouched, intact, inviolate
:
in talam dia ṅdernad Adam,
óg e-side, ar ní ro helned ó iarnd nách o fhuil,
PH 2024.
sméra áille uagha `fresh',
BS 110.7
.
Often of places (prob. the orig. meaning of the epithet as
applied to Ireland, though later the country came to be
personified as a virgin):
o ruirig nimi noeb-uáig,
SR 5878.
a íath n-énach n-indsech n-úag `virgin mead of birds and
islands',
Metr. Dinds. ii 10.8
. a tig righ na hindsi uaighi,
Snedg. u. Mac R 11 z
.
Eri ogh inis na naemh,
MacCarthy
408 § 1
. apstal Hérenn óge `virginal',
Fél. Mar. 17
(of S.
Patrick, possibly = of all Ireland).
cein bes Ere uagh,
Anecd.
ii 71.11
.
Of abstracts:
fofuair . . . mor n-ecnai uaigh co n-ógrath,
SR
3810
(= pure? complete?).
sruaim ecna uaigh,
ACL iii 220.15
.
(d) of persons, the primary meaning may be complete, lack-
ing in nothing, or unsullied, pure:
duine óg iar fírinne,
SR 450.
nem n-aṅgel n-uag,
635
.
a Míchíl archaingil uaig!,
SG 389.
19
.
rucad Helíí uag | ina charput don bith buan,
KMMisc.
150.45
(
LB 247b13
); `the chaste Elijah', but possibly intact, i.e.
in the body.
In Mid.Ir. and later lit. (esp. relig.) generally in restricted
sense
celibate, chaste
: óg eter ógaib (of John the Baptist),
PH
880
.
as eissen . . . cet martir ┐ cet sagart ┐ cet og do bai do
sil Adaim,
MacCarthy 286 (a)
.
nís aitrebat acht nóemóig nó
ailitrig dútrachtacha,
FA 12.
forcetul do na lánómnaib ┐ do
na hógaib to married and single,
PH 1670.
ba húag ba hidan
a maicc,
LL 370b51
.
Common epithet of the Virgin Mary:
Maire óg ingen,
FA 6.
féil Maire húage,
Fél. May 3.
In late lang. indecl. in this con-
nexion:
Muire Ógh, do Mh. Ógh, mac M. Ógh,
IGT Dec.
§ 126
.
Hence (e) as subst. ā, f. a virgin
:
ógh,
IGT Dec. § 39.16
.
uirgo . . . .i. og,
Corm. Y 178.
tar bruinniu ógae over a
maiden's breasts,
Ml. 144c7
, cf.
100a3
.
berid og mac,
PH 2262.
mac na hóige .i. Crist,
2022
.
dond óig Iulianae,
Fél. Feb. 16
(uaig, oigh v.l.).
ar cech noebuaig,
SR 7817.
dī óig,
FA 15
(n
du.).
muinter nime eter nóemu ocus nóemóga, ┐. nóeb [leg.
noíb] is nuíbhuaga,
SR 441.
ticdis a ndruíde ┐ a n-óga
coisecartha,
PH 335.
for érlam Brigti co n-ogaib Érenn impe,
Hy. i 51.
Occas. of a man: do coimeit se n-a oigh ro-naemtha kept
himself a virgin,
BCC § 353.
an dream nár salchadh ré mnáibh
óir as ógha iad,
Revel. xiv 4.
(f) exceptionally as subst. f. in abstract sense,
chastity,
purity
: easpog go n-óigh n-intinne `virginal in mind',
Arch. Hib. i 98 § ii
. So also in pl.: crí co n-uagaibh `body of purity',
AFM ii 582.13
(poem).
fer co n-occaibh,
ii 600.7
(poem).
Common in compds.,
(a) with subst.
(1) in sense
entire,
complete
, often in legal and techn. terms: ógh-aisecc cruidh
full restitution,
AFM ii 1114.19
.
la taob og-aisic dá creith
(= creich),
Anecd. ii 76.1
. rucus og-altram do mathair a
oenur entire upbringing,
Rawl. 113a22
(das ganze Aufziehen
fällt der Mutter zu,
ZCP xv 320 § 13
).
dodeochatar na noib i
n-ógbrāthirsi [sic leg.] etir na cenela,
ZCP viii 315.19
(cf.
óg-síd). lethcaichach a tairsce ocaichach ma caichach naiche 'full penalty'
CIH i 72.4
,
EIF 136
. dorat dó a uagcommus full authority,
SR 3172.
co
ndernad a ogdilcenn it was completely destroyed,
CCath. 2590
;
cf.
AFM ii 652.5
(óghdilgeann). dorat a ogdilsi fein cona uile
maithius dó `absolute ownership',
RC xii 332.6
, cf.
348.13
.
oghdiriu (=
¤díre) do cech eclais full due,
Cáin Ad. 36.
ogflaithem .i. fer tri seincleithe cona comorbaib 'the ógflaithem ('full lordly-one'), i.e. a man of 3 hereditary tenants with their proper successors'
CIH ii 584.21 (Míadṡlechta)
,
ZCP xlii 76
. incomalltar ogime (leg. ógimbe) dia mis 'full hedging is completed in a month'
CIH i 65.5 (Bretha Comaithchesa)
, The Kingship and Landscape of Tara 105 § 4
. don
oghlaithi aigeanta the full natural day (i.e. 24 hours),
MR
106.11
.
raithi . . . a n-oghlesaigte Emine,
Anecd. i 42.13
(`guarantors . . . for the full satisfaction of E.',
Ériu iv 43
). is
ogleith in sin, ni certleath `a virtual half, not an exact half',
Auraic. 1728.
ógleth,
IT iii 66.23
. oglinath ind firinnigthe
full accomplishment,
Wb. 3d22
.
oghlosgadh,
AFM iii 554.7
. ier
n-oghroinn Insi hErenn dividing the whole island of Ireland,
Leb. Gab.(i) i 274 z
. ógríar (see below). dogniat ógsíd .i.
Diarmait ┐ Guaire are fully reconciled,
ZCP iii 218.11
.
co
ndearnsat oghsídh fo bachaill Iosa,
AFM ii 1086.14
.
co
ndearnsat óighsidh fri aroile,
iv 930.5
. co ndernsad ógṡith
na hErenn a general peace,
RC xviii 164 z
. ógthatchur, see
below. ní ógthindnacal . . . óre ro tectsat ní de riam not alto-
gether a gift,
Wb. 1a9
.
(2) in relig. and later lit. generally in sense
perfect or pure,
chaste: co n-úagbail `perfect goodness',
Fél. Dec. 3. ogben,
Gorm. Nov. 15.
ó ghenair Crist dind oghbhreith,
AFM ii
648.5
. oghbriathra ána `pure, noble words',
MR 160.7
. ógcéssad
(= martyrdom),
Fél. June 5
. ar aithne . . . in ógh-espuicc
`virgin bishop',
BNnÉ 265 § 229.
ógfer (of a saint),
Gorm. May
2
, cf.
June 23
.
oiginis Erenn,
MacCarthy 436 § 5.
cen óg-
naith `without perfect song',
Metr. Dinds. iv 150.52
. ógrath,
SR 3810
, cf.
7499
.
ógrí,
Fél. Prol. 92.
(b) with adj., either in sense
entirely, perfectly
, or forming
dwanda-compds. ógán `
virginal, splendid
',
Gorm. Aug. 3.
mind ṅ-úagbailc `virginal, strong',
Fél. Aug.16.
ógbán,
Gorm.
Mar. 8.
caega n-urla n-ogbuidhe pure yellow,
ZCP viii 539.1
.
ógdérg a fonnaid all red,
FB 24
(
LU 8345
). ógdiles belonging
in fee simple (to),
Thes. ii 239.16
(
Ardm. 17b1
).
ógfind,
Ériu iv
32.12
. a chruth cith uagfind though wholly fair his form,
ZCP
vi 267 § 1
. beich óghlána `laden bees',
TD 18.24
. ógslán
entire, intact, perfectly sound
:
co roichet o. tarsin nglend
tentide,
FA 22.
ní dígbad ní día ubull . . . acht ba ógṡlan
beus,
LU 10022.
iss é úagṡlán cen on cen anim.,
LL 250b43
(
TBFr. 268
).
ba hoghshlan he o churp ┐ o anmain,
PH 468.