adj i later also inḟir. stern, manly ; malicious: i.¤ ab ira , O'Mulc. 721. inire debtha `viragoes in strife,' Tec. Corm. § 16.43 . nech bas formtech bas indir (sic leg., Ed.) bas frithoircnech dia braithrib, Ériu vii 160 § 2. i mMaig I. is and tucsat in cath ... is i.¤ in cath sa ... or Cormac, LU 4386 (= im-Maig Inair ... Is ininair (sic) in comrac, Ériu iii 136.25 ). ropad i.¤ a congal `their contest had been dour,' Fianaig. 12 § 18. bá tnúthach ┐ ba hinḟir in comrac-sa, RC xiii 458 § 55 = LL 291a27 .

As subst. : nó'n innfhir thug ár na dtáinte a n-Eamhuinn (of Medb), Ir. Jacobite Poetry 50.8 .