v (see Pedersen Vgl. Gr. ii 553 , Bergin Ériu xi 139 ). Ipv. 3 s. na táirged , Wb. 23c13 . táirced, c14 . 2 pl. taircid, Ml. 48b15 . taírcaid, SR 2624 .

Indic. pres. 3 s. doáirci, Wb. 3d19 ; 15b28 . doáircci, 12c26 . duairci, Ml. 76a16 . tairci (rel.), Wb. 12c31 . tárci, 25a4 . dofarci, Corm. Y 1228 . dofairce, ACL iii 293 = Auraic. 1935 . PH 8378 . ni táirci , Wb. 27a28 . ni tárci, Ériu vii 158 . ni thairce , PH 8385 . ¤tárcend, MU² 693 . Rel. tairces, FB § 73 . tairges, IT i 163 . 3 pl. dunáirceat, Ml. 86c14 . táircet, Wb. 3b8 . taircet, Imr. Brain i 21 . ni táircet, Wb. 30b12 . ní tarcat, 31d10 . -taircet, PH 4232 . Ipf. 3 s. dothairced, SR 4521 . 3 pl. ní taircitis , Ml. 98c2 .

Subj. pres. 3 s. dunáirrcea, Ml. 78b22 . dunaircea, 85c2 . dunairrcea, 130a15 . 1 pl. duaircem, 35b3 . 3 pl. dunaircet, 46b15 . Pass. ní taircither , 17d5 . Ipf. 3 s. dunairced, 35a12 . Fut. 3 s. -dairgeba, Laws iii 266 Comm. 3 pl. taircebat, LL 119b29 (forms infl. by gaibid). Condit. 3 s. duaircibed, Ml. 29c10 - 11 . dunaircibed, 100b7 . do-áirgébad (sic leg., Gloss.), BDD² 196 (infl. of gaibid).

Perf. 3 s. dorárricc, Wb. 3c15 . doraricc, 19b23 . doráricc, 3c29 . durairric, Ml. 33b20 . do-rairg, Sc.M² 22 . doraraic, Fél. Aug. 1 . doraraic, SR 7216 , 7193 . dothairg, ZCP viii 539 . BB 16a30 . ro tairic, CCath. 4390 . ? rontaraig, SR 1524 . ? tharaic, 6367 . tharic, 6741 .

Part. táircide, Verbal of necess. táircidi. Vn. tárcud.

(a) In general sense causes, effects, induces, brings about, brings (a result, etc.); in Ml. usually glosses ferre with some object like adiutorium, 19a4 ; auxilium, 78b22 ; praesidium, 130a15 ; sententiam, 35a12 ; or compd. thereof; afferre (exemplum, rationem), 35b3 , 46b15 ; deferre (servitium), 48b15 ; inferre, 27c20 , 29c10 - 11 , 100b7 ; perferre (of a message), 33b20 ; praeferre (officium), 98c2 ; referre, 17d5 , 18a6 ; and incutere (timorem), 85c2 , 86c14 . `fero' taircim, Metr. Gl. p. 4 . doáirci bethid dúnni, Wb. 3d19 , 15b28 . is heside dorárricc báas dúnni, 3c15 ; 3b8 . Ml. 76a16 . ní óen-torbe doraricc dún crux Christi , Wb. 19b23 . ní tarcat torbe, 31d10 . a mba taircide in todernam gl. illato supplicio, Ml. 27c20 . do chalaind ind Auguist | doraraicc mór mbríge, Fél. Aug. 1 . ni thairce tarba nā somáin do nech, PH 8385 . nocho taircci baa dam does me no good, Anecd. ii 9 . co tárcend suba ┐ sogra dond ardríg, MU² 693 . dothairg dubha ┐ dobrōn d'feraib Erenn, ZCP viii 539 . cia domain doairgebad don ríg in gat `what damage the theft would cause to the king', BDD § 18 . ni rotairic oen lā riem . . . don cinidh doennae sama[i]l in rotairicc in la sin dōib .i. a ndith ┐ a mudugud, CCath. 4390 . rotáirgfedh mor do allud do Grécaib, BB 413b35 . ní tárci [in gó] ni di ulc [d]ondí frisa n-eperar, Ériu vii 158 . trefocal cen scáth dofairce cuitbiud which provokes derision, ACL iii 293 . dofarce, Auraic. 1935 ; cf. Corm. Y 1228 . co tarce toil di cach oen | i mbrēithir, i ngnīm, ACL iii 316 . cia lín dond rīgraid rāin ruaid | Temra co n-uail tarcai trāig that causes decline of Tara (?), Rawl. 137a26 . findṡruth arggait, drepa óir, | taircet fáilti cech imróill cause joy, Imr. Brain 40 . ammiti tuathchaecha taircebat mo milliud, LL 119b29 . aingel Dé tharic cech síd (: rádid?) who hath wrought every peace, SR 6741 . ōs dálaib tharaic [Dia] . . . | fot lámaib do dergnamait has placed thy dire enemy in thy hands, 6367 . With FOR: do-fairce péin ┐ digal for nech, PH 8378 . hiligthir a pennind fo mēt torraraic fora chomnesam di saethur the amount of trouble he has caused his neighbour, Ériu vii 158 .

(b) produces, brings forth: rothairg Dia ┐ rotusim donn ūir in uili crand (= produxit . . . de humo omne lignum, Gen. ii 9 ), BB 16a30 = rothairc, Lec. 529a16 (but possibly here the notion is to draw, suggested by produxit, see below). rorāid Dia: doradus daib . . . in uili ḟér tairceas sil for talmain, Lec. 528b27 = BB 15b51 . co ndat ambrite ┐ co nā taircet torad, PH 4232 .

(c) procures, gains, provides, supplies: comartha tairces churathmír dúib, FB § 73 . cia rontáraig Dia bithmaith though God had secured us lasting good (dia prep., Stokes), SR 1524 = tuc sum cech maith dun, MacCarthy 62 . rí doraraic doib mór slúag, 7193 . ? tairgid scēth . . . ┐ cloidme `provide', Ériu viii 28 . mo chathmerge cenand rothairc ferand fó `that has won good land', PRIA xix 550 ( LL 147a35 ). Cf. also follg. exx. from Laws: ni tualaing rodaselba sanna nech nodoren nade tairce, i 202 . ? nad bi ed ōn donairce `if it be not he that acquires it', iii 48 . munar tairg int athuir somuine cuige amuigh `unless . . . has acquired property', iii 64 Comm. fer conae deis n-athar . . . ┐ do tairchid `who accumulates', iv 348 .

(d) Miscellaneous and doubtful uses: in mias atuaid, taircthi rúin, | cosna bargenaib remuir, SR 4353 ; cf. 4521 . Sárnat ben Chonairi . . . rastuc cen temel mar thaircim | Nemed mac Srabcind na srian, LL 138b44 = Lec. 399a6 (do-fairget?). ingen maic Niad co méite, | Téite, notharcitis (rotairgitis, rotairrngidis, v.l.) tuir `whom chieftains used to guard', Metr. Dinds. iii 234 (referred to do-farcai, Gloss.).

In follg. instances from Laws apparently brings, conducts, leads: masa codnach rotargestur in ech dochum in denta who led, iii 254 . mas ī in t-ech rotairgestar in codnach, 256 . slān dona damaib cach uile ní (uile) dara dairgeba in codnach iad ina certimāin `over which a sensible adult conducts them in proper driving', 266 . masa codnach rotairged isin rē comraic `that is drawn into the combat-field', 296 . slán d'fir in eich na huile neiche dara taircebar `over which it is (lit. will be) brought', 180 Comm. In these exx. perh. influenced by tairngid tairgid, prototonic form of do-srenga draws.

See also do-airicc, do-fairget.