do-ícsa
Cite this: eDIL s.v. do-ícsa or dil.ie/17796Last Revised:
2013
Forms:
do-ísca, tíscaid, doticsa, doneiscend, comben, tīcsat, tisccet, tíscar, ticsath, tiscaither, tiscaither, doicsed, thíscad, don-iscide, tíscébad, tíscál
v (-icsa?) See
Pedersen Vgl. Gr. ii 491
. Later do-ísca and as simple
vb. tíscaid.
Raises on high; draws out, removes, takes off
.
Used of drawing a sword from a sheath
, plucking a lance
from a wound, stripping off clothing, etc. Indic. pres. 3 s. is
iarom doticsa (leg. do-icsa, Edd.) a delg asa brut `then she
draws her brooch out of her mantle',
Mon. Tall. 150 § 61
. tanīsca
C. asa thruaill C. draws it (a sword) out of its sheath,
TBC-I¹ 928
.
tīsca a cend dia muin takes the head off his (own) back,
796
.
tīscaid a ētach de,
747
.
tiscaid Riches a hétach dí fíad Ch.,
MU² 1040
. . . . acht fir cuibse aen fir doniscnai (of drawing
a spear out of a wound),
Laws v 490.9
.i. don aen fer rotharraingas he,
492.24 Comm.
tiscaid a órnáisc n-ōir dia mēor
draws off
,
RC xii 62.1
. ?
am-mīl doigsin a chenn de,
ZCP iv
41.4
=
doneiscend,
YBL 58a41
=
comben,
TBFr. 241
.
? tecsaidh Ceallach ceirtle cruinne C. raises aloft (?) the ball of
the world,
AFM i 302
. 3 pl.
tīcsat dona conuib ┐ dosleicit for
slicht na n-og they let slip the hounds,
Corm. Y 1018
=
ticsaid
(.i. benaid),
Corm. 35
.
tisccet,
TBC-I¹ 2106
. Pass. bithus di
chend dít amal tíscar di lun as it is cut off a blackbird,
TBC-I¹
1391
. Ipv. 3 s.
ticsath a chruich gl. tollat crucem suam,
Thes.
ii 245.4
(Cambr.). Pass.
tiscaither a tarr fon cāinte dus in
fuirestar ind or ann let the satirist's belly be taken out,
RC xii
66 § 29
.
tiscaither,
O'Dav. 153
.
Indic. impf. 3 s.
doicsed a uball asin lestar he would take
an apple out of the vessel,
RC xxv 346 § 3
. ní thíscad a drucht
do rind ind fheóir he would not remove,
FB § 88
. Pass. in tan
don-iscide (.i. roberthi) crand as a thóib when a log was taken
out of its side,
BDD § 65
=
BDD² 586
. Pret. 3 s. a tonicas a frithisi, foopart dicetal 'when he took [it] out again, he began to chant'
CIH iii 879.29
,
Ériu xli 139
. Condit. 3 s. fer nobid i
n-airthiur in tigi tíscébad (sic leg.) frigit fri foscod in claidib
he would remove a fleshworm,
BDD § 99
.
Vn. tíscál. See also ticissiu.