v (*di-la-) puts away, expels, rejects: co nderlat a ngradh maice `until they have put off their status of childhood', Ériu xii 8 § 7 . ar ba mac dormaine nad arlat con derlad until he was sent away, ZCP xv 320 § 13 . mac na mna druithi diluither a nucht na hanfine, O'D. 953 ( H 3.17 667 ). nos . . . is fastaighthi arin lion ro bui ga dhenam e go ro diluit uile dibh é . . . connegaid a dichur dib, O'Curry 2279 ( Eg. 88, 20 (21)d ). dola fír na fír .i. dilathar as é do réir firinne uair is anfír do beith aga agra, 2410 (32 (33)b) = do la fír nanbfír, 1085 ( H 3.18 444a). dila bes innraic cid uaiti .i. dilaid a luigi inti bes innraca ann cid he bes uaiti im lucht fira, 1194 (475b) `i.e. the oath of the man of better character repels that of his antagonist, though he may have fewer compurgators', Plummer MS. notes. ar dilat secht ngraid eclasa for secht ngraduibh tuaithe prevail over (?), O'D. 1640 ( H 5.15 19a ) = ar dolaat, 851 ( H 3.17 604 ). discharges, remits (debts, etc.): nocho lenann feith (= feich) eile don fer . . . ma dia ndilaither de é fo aethaib, O'Curry 2091 ( H 4.22 72b ). a tuidme fri cinaid dia nderlaither, Laws i 90.z . dillathar .i. ícar, 94.5 Comm. Cf. is i a forngabail . . . dia no toerlaither, v 256.y .i. dia ndilaither di, 258.x Comm. dona derluidh dil .i. co na caomnacar a diludh de, O'Curry 2400 ( Eg. 88, 31 (32)b ). ní díbhann a laneneclann um nech co nerla dlighedh impa, O'D. 896 ( H 3.17 643) = co ndearla, O'Curry 1131 ( H 3.18 452b ). Cf. derla .i. dilsiugud . . . ut est nade doenachta derla, O'Dav. 618 . derla .i. deghailt no dealugud, ut est issed in seised rath insin na derlaither la Fene, 676 . Vn. díl. Cf. díchuirid, dílaid.