n g s. and n p. cacca. dung, excrement : cac a nomine cacon (κακόν) .i. malum uel dolum , Corm. Y 357 . c.¤ ina mbō, Ériu ii 22.2 . sluasad do ch.¤ each ┐ sluasad do ch.¤ con ┐ sluasad do ch.¤ duine, YBL 140a2 . combo buadartha in t-áth día ch.¤ , LU 6076 (TBC). a tri himett in chac(h)a ar son aithgina, Laws iv 122.18 Comm. issin otrach chacae for lar, IT i 265 § 25 note 1 . cac gabuir no coluim, Rosa Angl. 220.19 . púdar . . . caca con, O'Gr. Cat. 182.29 . ruter .i. cac gabhar, Ir. Gl. 1075 . cac an ghé, ZCP v 245.22 . In phrase: c.¤ fora enech, Críth G. 306 interpreted by glossators as the act of surrendering a refugee after receiving him in legal protection, note. cac ar enech (of a dishonoured man), Cóir Anm. 239 . As term of abuse: a ch.¤ cuirre, IT iii 102 § 189 ( Bruchst. i 36 § 86 ). a chac armaslaidh, 88 § 106 . a c[h]onu cacca, MacCongl. 23.26 .