v (* com-laig-, Pedersen Vgl. Gr. ii 560 ) lies with, cohabits : conlee Monann . . . / lúthlige la Cáintigirn `will be a vigorous bed-fellow to C.', Imr. Brain 51 , cf. conlé .i. coblige, Corm. Y 400 . conlegat curpu fri bāise (untranslated), Fianaig. 30. w (cf. GOI 354 and con-ling). comlaigid forro `they prostrated themselves on them', TTebe 4725 . Cf. comluiged.

Vn. 2 comluige, cf. coiblige.