adv in phr. b.¤ chaí appar. hither and thither: dia luid Deichet for b.¤ chaí / . . . / for buaidre cen gár ṅglecc, LL 22216. bái chái .i. ille innond oc meircit . . . a baiolandis commercis (= a bajulandis commerciis), O'Mulc. 116. Cf. báe, cáe ?

adv (earlier *inn-oll. KZ 48.56 q.v.). Later anonn. Of place, yonder, over, thither, to that side ; of time, hence, forwards, on ; of enumeration, on, out ; occasionally it seems to mean yonder, on that side without motion being implied. tempore o sund innonn henceforth , Wb. 22d8 . hua sunt innúnn gl. ultra, Ml. 100d6 . innúnn hílle (rectius hílle innúnn) gl. húc atque illuc, 47d6 . (cf. innúnn, ille gl. recedere, accedere, 27d15 and 16 ). bertair dano briathra asin stoir-sea innun do fuillned inna salm innunn the psalms (that are) on the other side ?, 26c6 . tar crích innunn `beyond the boundary,' Sg. 217b12 . sech inn aimsir crichnigthi hínnunn `beyond the definite time,' 13 . docoid tar recht naicnid hinnun `he has transgressed a law of nature,' 16 . ro chualatar Ulaid innund in andord, IT i 73.4 . rucad si innund co Conchobar, co mbái for a láim, 76.10 . co mbatar ic fegad in dúnaid úathu innund, iii 476.175 . tecait innund isin dúnud ┐ ferthair firchain fáilti friu, 468.83 . dotháet isin cath innond , TBC-I¹ 1993. for tonnaib otha carraic anunn `from the rock out,' Laws v 484.26 Comm. otha na secht firu dec anunn, iv 42.24 Comm. mas ar dia rucad anund he `if it was out of charity he was brought in,' iii 198.z Comm. a breith inunn in conuir tuccadh amach to take it in by the same way ..., ii 14.12 Comm. na seotu cirneas anunn cu hindligtech the `seds' which he unlawfully bestows, 312.5 Comm. da ḟastodh anund to keep them yonder (i.e. within the tribe), iv 288.13 Comm. mac faosam (sic) do derbfine ... beirid uili in fearann ... iar ndul anunn don gaire `after having gone over (into the family) ...,' 288.23 Comm. duine ... ata re fine amuigh ... co na gabur anunn e can fir de lais, 294.19 Comm. o sin anund .i. ota na seacht primaisti amach, Auraic. 1585. [ní] ba síri traigidh húad ille ┐ hinnonn airm hi toethsad ` hither and thither ,' BDD² 1097. ní fil ní nád faelasa ó sin innonn `from that out,' 739 . fer díb dar múr immach ... ┐ Crom Deróil dar múr innond , MU² 503. an cethrar út ... tabrat don cethrar anunn | deoch gach fhir ocus abull, SG 112.12 . intan tancatarsom istech innund, Ériu v 212.93 . cóic seóit ó suidiu anund, ii 204.19 . sech ni thecat ille, ni thiagat innond , RC x 52.16 . coraigi in carraig sin anunn ┐ anall aris coraigi in port, BB 459b36 . ó thráth nóna anund, IGT Decl. ex. 891. a litir léigim anonn `which I send yonder,' Studies 1918, 454 § 18 . do dheachaidh mac righ Saxan tairis inunn ... do chosaoid Hugo ... re a athair, AFM iii 68.2 . ar na bhogadh anonn sa nall `tossed to and fro,' Proverbs xxi 6. ar son chreidhimh go dian díreach, | gan dul seach anonn ná anall, Keat. Poems 1334.

Freq. used in ref. to the next world, cf. tall and Eng. `the other side' : is i crist beimmi iar techt innonn, Wb. 21b7 . innahi fodaimem re techt innúnn, Ml. 111c13 . nā ruccam anonn | nach peacadh lind, ACL iii 231.10 . dorata Dīa ... dó ... flaith nime īar rīachtu anunn, ZCP iv 242.29 .

n (d s.) trafficking? bái chái .i. ille innond oc m.¤ . . . a baiolandis commercis [= a bajulandis commerciis], O'Mulc. 116. A loan-word from Lat. merces, merced- (Stokes).

conj.

According to Binchy Celtica v 86 , some of the legal examples below have been wrongly assigned here.

I With accumulative force, may (a) precede the first of two parallel clauses which it unites, or may (b) precede the second.

(a) equivalent to Latin praeterquam quod; besides that, in addition to the fact that, while . . . also : s.¤ ni thartsat som ní comtachtmar-ni `they have given nothing, we have asked for nothing', Wb. 24b20 . s.¤ nī ciūir nī cossēna | ind nóeb `the holy one neither bought nor sought . . .', Thes. ii 332.3 ( Hy. v 22 ). s.¤ ba sáthech in cū de | ní bu brōnach int oscur, Thes. 334.2 ( Hy. v 28 ). is hí ind ríaguil chert | s.¤ ní mór ní becc, Fél. 4.15 . s.¤ ní lungu ní thibiu, IT i 79.18 ( LMU 17 ). aitend .i. āith-tend, s.¤ is āith is tend, Corm. Y 56 . s.¤ is bol is blathugud, Trip.² 1747 . s.¤ bíd Día, bíd duine `besides being God, He will be man', Imr. Brain 48 . s.¤ ba hepscop som ba rī, Bruchst. § 96.8 . s.¤ ba molmar, ba mertnech, SR 4572 . atát inna tost . . . s.¤ ni thecat ille ni thiagat innond , LU 1874 . s.¤ nī maithe nī māide, Ériu ii 172 § 4 .

In some later exx. ocus precedes the second clause: s.¤ ni tergaid assin n-ath illei ┐ ni regaid innund, Lat. Lives 54.14 . s.¤ rambía maith in chentair-siu ┐ flaith ind alltair . . . tall, Ériu ii 202 § 19 . sech (.i. deimin) rom-ícadhsom in fecht so ┐ ní fuil eim lot n-enigh duit-si ann, ZCP v 526.1 = is maith ar comrac or Ailill sech rom ícadsa afechtsa ni fil imlot n-einig daitso and, LU 10784 ( TE 14 ). `sech ni ricfe i luc (leg. illuc) ┐ ni toruis húc', Irish Texts i 18 § 53 .

(b) and moreover, and besides : techta fuillema gill aine trenege la Feine, direnar trib setaib . . . [s]ech is comdire do cach recht and moreover it is equal `díre' (?), Laws v 410.y . Cf. 394.10 . toich tindtat a mna uadaib a lanamus (sic), (s.¤ ocus, v.l.) is dilis ni tidhnacar doib and moreover what was given to them is forfeited, 132.2 . ní pa cobair immurgo dosom s.¤ ni ragasa hi teg pende, Mon. Tall. 66 (153.z) . bōge dano ainm do ballān beg i mbītis cōic uṅgi óir, s.¤ nobīd fri hōl sainlenna as, Corm. Y 142 . ba imned la F. cen acallaim na ingine, s.¤ ba hé less nod mbert, TBFr. 156 . ? To this: .i. s ra cualid as n-é gl. si tamen illum audistis, Wb. 22a23 (`i.e. although ye have heard that it is He'). s.¤ ba indeithbir doibsom fochaid dae in chrud sin, Ml. 97d15 (`i.e. it was improper for them to try God in that way'). is s.¤ `and besides' gl. et in Iesu Christi et Saluatoris, Thes. i 713.24 (Cod. Taur.). sech gl. in regno Christi et Dei, Wb. 22b22 (Ed.'s note: leg. sechis `that is' as a gloss on et?).

II With adversative force, introducing an agreed fact which is or seems to be at variance with a previous statement. although, and this though, in spite of the fact that, and yet : ní sochude rochretti do neuch rochualammarni huaitsiu a dé s.¤ ra pridchaisem do chách aliter do neuch rochuale cách huanni, Wb. 5a7 . s.¤ ba foirbthe a ires sidi and yet his faith was perfect, 19a11 (gl. ita ut et Barnabas duceretur ab eís in illam similitudinem). intan dober dia in digail dommuinetar in dóini is ferc do insin s.¤ is ar chuindriug pectho dosber som ┐ ni ar ferc, Ml. 49b7 . s.¤ ni-sn-aerbartatar immurgu acht is arindí ro-nda-geinset ho gnimaib gl. talia loqui uiderentur, 29a4 . airindí fondasuidigedar hi cummato lasinni forsaforgair s.¤ ba huaisliu intí forchongair iar n-aicniud `because it puts itself on an equality with him whom it orders, though he that orders were naturally the superior', Sg. 161b5 . s.¤ ba degedbart ón in lege `for that was a good offering in Lege', Ml. 87b8 . ni coimnacmarni .i. s.¤ ni coimnactar ar namait són fortanbristis ni, 135d4 . amal bid iar maidm chatha . . . s.¤ immurgu is euseph duchoid i negipt and this though it was J. who went, 84c9 . sech níta aidlicen gl. tamquam indegens, 70b7 . sech nita terca som acht is mara gl. ut exiguitate (ac tenuitate sui possint latere), 92c13 . sech ni chumgat ón immurgu, 92c14 . ní fil chosmailius fír do neuch asber nad mbed dliged remdeicsen dáe du doinib s.¤ remi-deci dia dunaib anmandib amlabrib and this though God provides for the dumb animals, 55d25 . ni haile fir thuaithe, acht fir cuibse aen fir doniscnai seach as coibne la Feine imb recht fo nā . . ., Laws v 490.9 . gébthir fo mac n-imraichni | s.¤ bíd Moninnán mac Lir | a athir, a ḟithithir, Imr. Brain 57 . non saraigedar in mac ol F. s.¤ rafetamár is di Ultaib dó, LU 4873 (TBC). lanamain . . . nach friu fofechar s.¤ is ecen a folag for othrus who are not injured and yet have to be supported, Ériu xii 10 § 9 (BCrólige). fuil . . . na fearadh o laim (fera do lam, v.l.) na forrngar do tenga, s.¤ is tu do ren a fiachu, Laws v 142.3 . ni cobrannaide finntea, issech (? leg. sech) icaid cinnta comoccuis, iv 284.11 . [co cua]latár . . . guth mór . . . s.¤ ní fetatar cia bérla ro labair, LU 1934 . ní fes cia galor ros fucc acht a faghail marbh, seach ní ro sódh dath dó, AFM i 54.15 .

n [u, m.] tosd tasd sosd sasd, IGT Decl. § 95.

(a) silence: tast .i. tae-astas he, Corm. Y 1254 . apair rim cia t.¤ itáe, LL 209a21 . cia tast itir a-tái, PH 8124 . cia tast ata for do chride, 8132 . ní ró cosg ar an gcroidhe | ní nó as tosd da theachtoire, Aithd. D. 10.13 .

(b) rest: gabsad t.¤ nomaide for muir Caisp, BB 19a25 . ní sámh lé a t.¤ no a tiomáin, Aithd. D. 91.4 .

(c) In phr. i t.¤

(i) silent: is ferr ... dinnisin inde beith hi tast, LU 2486 . ní raibe freacra accosom, acht bith ina t.¤ bic, RC ix 462.17 . a-tá n-a thosd ar tí ar meallta, DDána 30.18 . a measg biodhbhadh tarla a ttosd, IGT Decl. ex. 1702 . bi i t.¤ , TFrag. 18.2 . bidh hi t.¤ , RC xiii 6.16 . bid bar tast, a oco, TTebe 1734 . bí t.¤ (for bí it t.¤): bi t.¤ a Cháilti, RC vii 300.153 . bí t.¤ na tacair do scél, TBC-LL¹ 3202 . bi t.¤ dín a gillai, TBC-LL¹ 3255.

(ii) quiet, at rest: atát inna t.¤ ... sech ni thecat ille ni thiagat innond , LU 1874 . ni nglúased in sruth sain acht no thairissed ina th.¤ , 1919 . guitter ónt slóg forru bith na t.¤ , TBC-I¹ 1426 . leicid in noi ina t.¤ cen imrum, RC ix 462.11 . benaid an t-iarand asan crand ... go mbeith an tsesrech ina t.¤ , BCC 62.33 . oirisidh in cu ina t.¤ fochetoir, Aen. 1358 . is demin ... cid n-ar t.¤ bemni dogentar in táin út, TFerbe 133 . cid cach no beith na t.¤ ni he no biad, Cog. 60.3 .