n
t, f. seiche (seithi, v.l.),
IGT Decl. § 7
.
seithe,
§ 160
.
(a) the hide of an animal
:
croicend . . . gaimen. . . .
Ainm coitc[h]end dōib siche,
Corm. Y 242
. ōn nōi ōenṡeiched
(i.e. a boat covered with one hide only),
229
. s.¤
gl. corium,
Ir. Gl. 732
.
codul .i. s.¤, ut est i curchán cen chodail .i. gin lethur
uime .i. gin tṡeichid,
O'Dav. 442
(gloss on
Fél. Dec. 8
).
luid
for muir hi curuch oenṡeichi,
Trip.² 2633
.
a dondúathróic . . .
do formna cethri ndamseched ndartada,
LU 6423
.
in tseche
i n-ecrus atcondarc fil iarna chúl. is í truaill a claidib insin,
7224
(BDD).
in sechi cusan argad the sack with the silver,
SCano 106
.
seichida ┐ iarand ┐ saland (in a cargo),
Laws iii
426.23 Comm
. bo-s.¤ i coirtgead da ban-asa, ┐ dam-s.¤ i coirt-geadh da fer-asa `a cow-hide for (stripping off it) the barking of
a pair of woman's shoes',
iv 148.19-20 Comm
. seche cech lis
a Midhe a hide from every fort in Meath (a special contribution),
CS 244.15
.
seicheadha na dtarbh,
Keat. ii 5449
.
do loisc an
feóil ┐ an tṡeithe,
Levit. ix 11
.
clann Chathail na seitheach,
23 E 26, 263.y
. gen. used attributively,
leathern
:
cochall
seichedh
,
Irish Texts ii 33 § 18
.
Used to place food upon:
dona hublaib bátar forsna sechedaib,
MacCongl. 47.11
.
snédis C. in sechid cona húblaib dō,
51.23
.
ba hass for sechid
,
73.19
(of something profitless).
nibdar caera ar seichi,
Ériu vii 242.6
. Cf.
ba cǣra for gaimen,
MacCongl. 73.19
.
As part of the gear connected with the drying and winnowing of corn and with fishing:
aithgin na atha cona comhobair .i.
scuab, s.¤ ┐ susta,
Laws iii 264.14 Comm
.
na susta ┐ in tseichi,
Ériu v 34.15
. loscad in chléib ┐ na seched ┐ na timthach
(penalty for fishing on Sunday),
ii 208 § 29
.
a ṡechi corcra! a chac ar maslaidh (terms of contempt),
IT
iii 88 § 106
. robdar saera robdur sruithi | nibdar caera ar
seichi (? i.e. they were not insignificant),
Ériu vii 242.8
.
(b) the human skin
:
is lais ībait fiäich fuil | for seichib ic
Derclūachair,
ZCP xii 234 § 47
(Baile in Scáil).
is cirbbide
m'fheoil da seche (sic MS.) issí om,
PRIA xix 542 § 9
(
LL
146b17
).
sáithid slegha i slesaib | slaitidh seichidh curadh,
Caithr. Thoirdh. 112.21
.
inge seiche
tightness of the skin: hi cudbud .i. nomen doloris
.i. ingiu (glossed: nó iṅg, M)
sechi,
LU 1139
(ACC Comm.).
nech praindes co fúiri galar ndó no conadgeib inggi a sechi
`till his skin gets tight',
Ériu vii 148 § 10
.