v also nand (Sg.), nant (Ml.), neg. form of 3 s. pres. ind. of
cop. used in O.Ir. in subord. clauses, forming pl. nandat.
Acc. to
Pedersen Vgl. Gr. ii 222
-
223
nand(-at) = nad(-at) with infixed rel. n,
which in other cases follows the d; see
Wb. 10b26
below.
Employed
(a) in subord. noun-clause: doadbadar nan etrantach á irnigde som that his prayer is not intermittent,
Wb. 23a13
.
asbeir . . . as mug et nan coimdiu that he is a servant and that he
is not a lord,
17a12
, cf.
12d28
.
is follus . . . nand ainmm . . .
legas do lechdagaib,
Sg. 5a10
.
(scientiam habemus) .i. nant ní
ídol et nád n-escona ní that an idol is naught and that it makes
nothing unclean,
Wb. 10b26
, cf.
Ml. 36a14
.
asrubartatar nant
he macc Dae,
Ml. 24d4
, cf.
21d4
. nánt laigiu trebaire isind aes
brigg that prudence is not less,
Laon Glosses 3
(
RC xxix 269
).
(b) in sent. introduced by rel. adv. like hóre, etc.: huare
nand neutur because it is not neuter,
Sg. 64a11
. is bec nand
sinunn a ndéde n-ísiu these two are nearly the same,
76a3
. in
chruth nand rann insce as it is not a part of speech,
221b7
.
cruth nandat chomsuidigthi,
201b12
.
hóre nandat filii
,
Wb.
4c8
. Cf.
Ml. 18b3
.