v (
Pedersen Vgl. Gr. ii 493
)
starts, jumps up, precipitates oneself. Also trans.
shakes, tosses
(see QML, ML, MR below)
tarbflaith . . . c.¤ con-clechar,
ZCP xi 87 § 48
. c.¤ C. forro
attacks them suddenly,
FB 84
Eg. =
conclith,
LU 9092
.
concligtis ind hich fris,
Ériu vi 134.21
. conciuchail for
bruindib Luachra he will spring upon,
Anecd. ii 8.11
(
Airne F. 254
). ba h-esein con ciuchail in coin tre n-a carpait
`cleft',
MR 200.16
(fut. used as pret., cf. Ped. loc. cit.).
conclichfe in dam allaid fort-su will jump on
you,
LU 5178
=
conclithfe,
TBC-I¹ 698
. conciuclastair in
chaingen shall be discussed,
ML 162.5
. is cuma focherdditis
de ┐ marbad de chloich . . . ro chiulaitis they glanced off it
as if off stone,
TBC-LL² 2240
(do chiuchlaidis, v.l.) =
ro
chíulaitís,
LU 6420
. da mad é C. conciuchlaisdi `should C.
be defeated',
MR 268.9
. con ciuchlaistídh C. `would be slain',
144.7
. conclecht fir forcoll (rhet.),
LU 8479
(
FB 33
).
conclechtsomh ina brú la túth na corma (of Aithirne as
child),
Ériu xiii 24.16
= clecht .i. clisiudh [ut est] con-clechtaither é ina brú `he leaps',
O'Dav. 398
. ?
rochichlaig
cech duil . . . / rochrithnaig nem is talam,
SR 7765
.
amail do-n-āilge in Dūilem in muir mór con-clethi (? MS concleth-, leg. conclethar) [fri tír] 'as the Creator settles the great sea which is tossed against the land',
QML xiii 14
(
O'Dav. 536
).
Vn. cuclaige. See also cuclaigid.