adj ( cf. tinach, tinaid, 2 tinne) u soft part, fat part (of body): Columb Cille, cóelais tin 'Columb Cille, he made his belly thin'
Ériu xxiv 19 § 18
. frisbert tinu a thoib .i. ro
frithbrudestar conar'bo thiug a thoeb, quia fit `tin' .i.
tiug nó moeth nó boc nó tosach, ut dicitur `tinnscital,'
ACC § 101
; 'he opposed the fat parts of his body'
Ériu xxiv 30-31
.
tin .i. meith no bocc no maoth, ut dicitur,
frisbert tinu a taoib ┐ ni bi fri coilced tinca,
H 3.18, 79
. (
O'Curry
138
).
tin .i. bog, ut est frisbert ...,
O'Dav. 1601.
tin .i.
tosach no bunadh. tinnrem .i. tinnsgital,
1602
.
tin .i.
maoth nó meth nó bocc nó tosach nó tindscetal nó tinnrem,
O'Mulc. 871
. Hence in B. na f.
soft, easy:
búc tion,
ZCP
iii 378.12
=
budc t.¤
,
v 483.18
.