pec(c)ad
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pec(c)ad
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Forms:
peccad, peccath, pecad, phectho, pecctho, phectha, pecthi, pecthai, pecdae, pectha, pecthu, pecthae, pecthe, pecthaib, -pecthib, peccaid, pectha, pecda, pecud, pectha, pectha, -da., pecadh, pecthadh
n
u and o, m. (Lat. peccatum) in O.Ir. u-st. (on analogy
of vn. in -ad, Thurn,
Thurn. Hdb. § 915
): n
s.
peccad,
Wb. 3c27
et pass.
peccath,
9c19
.
pecad,
Ml. 32c17
. g
s.
in phectho
,
Wb. 14d27
; cf.
3c14
,
38
, etc.,
Ml. 53b21
,
60b19
,
126b6
.
pecctho,
Wb. 27d10
.
in
phectha
,
Wb. 9d5
, cf.
29a28
,
31c22
(pecctha);
Ml. 54a5
et pass.
n
p.
in pecthi
,
Wb. 25b9
, cf.
4a8
,
Ml. 32c15
,
46b28
,
71c12
(peccthi).
pecthai,
98c6
.
pecdae,
Wb. 33b8
.
pectha,
2a6
. a
p.
pecthu,
Wb. 3c21
,
9d5
,
13b19
;
Ml. 47b7
,
58c18
. g
p.
pecthae,
Ml. 32b18
,
51c21
,
98c6
.
Tur. 58a
.
pecthe,
Tur. 45
. d
p.
pecthaib,
Ml.
46b26
;
-pecthib,
33d12
.
In Mid.Ir. also commonly treated as o-st., but both forms
of declension persist side by side down to mod. period. In
PH the usual g
s. is peccaid, but pectha, pecda also occur: d
s.
pecud,
PH 4826
(generally peccad); n
p. pectha, -da (peccaid only
twice); a
p. pectha, -da. Occas. -th-(-d-) is omitted in obl.
cases. pecadh (m., g
s. n
p. -aidh),
IGT Dec. § 17.14
. g
p.
a
n-íc a pecthadh
,
ex. 728
(proscribed as incorrect).
Sin, both in abstr. sense and concrete (esp. in pl.), a sin,
kind of sin, sinful act:
pecad a pec[c]ato
,
Corm. Y 1044
.
is hé
in peccath for arele .i. fornicatio
,
Wb. 9c19
.
fo mám pectho,
3c38
. pecthi collnidi carnal sins,
4a8
.
is airi asberar lex
peccati hóre donadbat pecthu,
3c21
.
is huilliu in trocaire . . .
indate in pecthai,
Ml. 98c6
.
dilgud a pecthe ndoib,
Tur. 45
(
Thes. ii 487
).
cura dichuirer mo pecda,
Gild. Lor. 261
.
ar
demnaib, ar pheccdaib . . . ron-sóera do spirut,
Thes. ii 359.7
.
combart cen peccad cen col,
LU 10863
(
IT i 133.4
). peccad
marbtha mortal sin,
PH 7321
. hi peccad bunad-géinnti
original sin,
3909
.
peccad na drúisi,
7442
.
tar cend na ndoine
dorochratar i peccad,
2087
. plaig pecda the plague of sin,
Ériu iv 156.5
(pectha v.l.). coros-bréc dia póic phecda her
sinful kiss,
Metr. Dinds. iv 44.33
(g
s. as attrib.). ni ful[n]giut
cethra pecai in duine beasts are not subject to the sins of man,
ZCP viii 104.7
(B. na f.). ní pecad la nech dhibh pecad . . . do
pecthaib na mban none of them counts any sin committed with
women as sin,
Marco P. 174
.
tar eis cinaid [leg. cinad] no
pectha icthar pennait,
Anecd. v 3.3
, cf.
Alex. 855
.
ni etarscarann a menma ria pecthaib ┐ duailchib,
Lism. L. 701
.
peaca
marbhtha . . . cinn na bpeaca eile iad,
Dán Dé xxxi 32
.
seacht
bpeacaidh dhleaghmuid do dhíol,
ib. 33
. má tá fúd feacadh
d'iarmuirt if sin remain in thee,
xviii 3
. na peacaidh ghníomhacha . . . na peacaidh doní ré faill (= sins of commission
and of omission).
TSh. 4089
.
na peachaidhe marbhthacha,
7050
.
foluigh h'aghaidh óm pheacuighibh-si,
Psalms li 9
.
pecadh na sinnser original sin,
Parrth. Anma 236.12
(=
Luc. Fid. 151.9
).
na pectha donither a n-aghaidh an
sbiorad naoimh,
142.10
(=
na pecadh,
Luc. Fid. 155.12
).
a
úain De thogbhas pecadha an domhain,
293.11
.