n
o, m. (? tre + 1 tonn
Ériu xx 232
,
Thes. ii 352.35
)
IGT Decl. § 11 (55.8)
; but g
s.
na trethno
,
RC xi 131.60
. See
Meyer Prim., Glossary
.
(a)
sea, partic. stormy sea, storm: treathan .i. tonn, O'Cl.
treathan .i. fairrge, ib. treathan .i. ainbhthean, no gairbhthean mara no uisge, ib.
treathan,
Eg. Gl. 604
. t.¤
gl.
gurges,
Sg. 66b1
.
saill tuirc trethain (.i. mara),
Thr. Ir. Gl. 133.1
.
tabuirt tar t.¤
,
Laws v 298.11
.i. do lar na
fairgi,
19 Comm.
torad cach trethain,
484.1
. céssad cáin
Clémentis | eter tonna trethain `among the sea's waves,'
Fél. Nov. 23
. as aidbliu cech th.¤
`who is vaster than any
sea,'
April 22
. ata mórthruimm threthain `whose seas are
great and heavy,'
June 27
.
t.¤ trom ainbthine,
LU 8709
.
rí conic trethnu torann,
SR 5254
.
Dauid co trethnaib tor
trell,
6697
.
estecht re t.¤ tuinne,
Anecd. ii 24 § 9
. tríath
trethain co trumma thair `a great and mighty sea in the
east' (of a lake),
Metr. Dinds. iii 224.23
. fo threthun in
tṡaeb-chaire `beneath the whirlpool's stormy water,'
iv 84.48
.
doaitne ... na treathnu sroibthenedh imm na tuatha derga
`illumines ... the seas of sulphurous fire,'
Ériu ii 124 § 68
.
ic tinol na ramadh robristea do threthan na fairrgi,
Aen.
1012
.
la tolgān ┐ t.¤ na ttonn,
Fl. Earls 12.26
. lotar lá t.¤ an
tsrotha go rangatar an mhuir `with the current of the tide,'
AFM v 1862.y
.
(b) Metaph. uproar, fury, thundering: t.¤ ágach (of a
warrior),
Sc.M² 15
. coná ro sguirsed do'n treathan, ocus
do'n tarb-gleic `they did not desist from these mighty
struggles,'
MR 256.11
. do toirneamh a threthain `to
restrain his fury,'
254.13
.
co cūalatar trechan an marcaigh
ar a cend,
ZCP xiii 372.30
.
co cluinte ... a t.¤ ┐ a tograim
isin aéor úasa,
RC xxvii 270.26
.
ar muir ar tir mor a t.¤
,
Fen. 228.23
.
tanic t.¤ ┐ talam—chumscugud mor isin talmain,
TTebe 2932
.
gáir na mbadhbh treathan na teineadh | leathadh arm tre sgeimheal sgíath,
IGT Decl. ex.
1341
.
ro bātar na srāide ar comhchrithnughadh ... ō th.¤ ...
na heachraidhi,
Fl. Earls 186.11
.
la t.¤, ┐ lá tendáldacht na
teineadh,
AFM vi 1964.29
. Mac Rónáin i ngleoágh ba treathan
`strong in fray,'
Ó Bruad. i 40.y
. borb a threathan ar gach
tráigh `bold on every shore was the fury,'
Content. ii 1.
The follg. exx. may also belong to this word:
tren for
t.¤ in-Egept,
SR 3644
.
cetnagnim gnisset marchloc | dabach
humai ... | t.¤ derb tri fer ṅdeec,
4200
. fairsing treathan a
throm-shluaigh (`the tracks of his heavy host'),
Content. ii 2.
Compds.
¤borb
furiously fierce: ina tuinti t. `in their
furious band,'
Fianaig. 88.13
.
¤gáir
stormy roar:
treathangair adhbul ┐ tairm tonn-mar na n-uili uisci,
RC xxviii
310.11
.
¤garb
rough and stormy:
trí tonna tul-ghorma
treathan-gharbha,
CRR² 88.8
.
¤gel
bubbling and bright (?):
do thiprait trethangil,
LL 34a39
(=
don tiprait tonngil,
Ériu iv 100 § 36
).
¤glas
foaming and green, sea-green:
immar thoirm tuinne trethan-glassi,
CRR 12.18
.
ingen
Togach trethanglais,
Ériu iv 156.26
.
gusin tTeamhraigh
treathain-ghlais,
Feis Tighe Chonáin 1304
.
¤miscnech
hateful and
stormy:
fregartha tenna tul-borba treathan-misgnecha na
tonn,
ML² 660
.
¤mór
furious:
sraonanna teineadh treathan-mhóire,
CRR² 78.24
.
i dteinidh threathan-mhóir thréanlasrach,
TSh. 5740
.
¤ruad
fiercely blazing:
dorinde Ercuil
tor treathanruagh ... teinntighi,
Stair Erc. 2535
.
tor
tenedh trithinruaidhe,
1362
.
for tuind trethanruaidh,
ZCP vi 297.29
(see trichem).
¤tond: tathig trethan-tonn
do dind `the sea tide,'
Metr. Dinds. ii 12.42
.
See also 3 tríath.