n
ā.f. (< Lat. pax, pāc- through Brit.) a kiss
:
póc
, gl. osculum,
Sg. 46a3
.
póc . . . quasi páx, i.e. a páce, ar is airidhe sída
in phóc,
Corm. p. 36
, cf.
Corm. Y 1057
.
dí láim im Étain ┐
póc dī,
LU 10838
.
dobeir phóic dó,
TBC-LL¹ 2166
.
dorat póicc
dō,
PH 845
.
tairbiris póc dó,
Acall. 7417
. ind póice `a hasty
kiss',
Ériu iv 102.2
.
do iarraid póicci fair,
CCath. 2205
. pl.
ra thairbir teora póc
,
TBC-LL¹ 3584
(= teora pog, H. 2.12, teora
póga, St.); the expression: teora póc
appears to be stereotyped, cf.
CRR 8
(
LL 172a26
),
Ériu iii 164.18
,
Acall. 6833
,
6906
(but:
teora póca,
7615
;
tairbiris teora póc ndil ndíchra
dho,
3663
, where
póc
is treated as g
p.).
cetheora póca,
LL
166a27
.
ro eamhnait na poga eturu,
CCath. 2434
.
is cealgach
póga na námhad,
Proverbs xxvii 6
. do toirbreadur dho phoguibh
a cheile saluted each other with kisses,
Ériu v 88.11
. Treated
as i-st.: doberind poici uaddi ind `I would give few kisses for it',
RC xxiv 198.15
.