n Variously applied to any extraneous building attached to a larger one, vestibule, porch, etc.; subsidiary church (?) Seanchas 40 . See Petrie, Round Towers p. 434 ff. ; Plummer Bede ii 80 . aurdam .i. ur-dom .i. aur-teagdais .i. fri tegdais anechtair, Corm. Y 24 . dam a uerbo domo .i. tai[r]berim, nō ardam fria gabail, 462 . dertach na damliac na herdamh na fidnemedh, AU i 502.16 . soiscela mor Coluim cille do dubgait . . . as ind iardom iartharach in daimliacc moir Cenannsa, 518.11 (marginal note in MS). ó crois dorais urdoim co Siofoicc (Kells), AFM ii 1118.5 . isin croich craind fil a nirdum na h-eclaisi, LB 158a27 . rocoimhéitt é (sc. corp Fursa) i n-erdomh na heccailse, RC xxv 398 § 17 . —oslaiccidh in erdam do Coluim cilli, ol Adamnan, Anecd. ii 18.11 . erdam orda fris anes (of heaven), LU 1984 ( FA § 5 ). triasín n-erdam n-orda, 2246 ( FA § 31 ). co dorus érdaim imdorais in dúnaid, MacCongl. 87.21 . ar fot . . . na nurdhom ┐ na n-imdhorsi, CCath. 4442 . ro ela P. . . . as cach aurdam i n-araili, BB 443b17 .