v (sreth)

I Trans.

(a) Glossing sernaid, sreth (sense in some exx. obscure): ar ind hi as ceatharda fo fera son, Laws i 258.16 .i. ar in ni is cethardha srethnaidhther uirri ann so `because four things are charged upon it here', 270.x Comm . (misreading of text or text now faulty?). cach sreth . . . cach ni srethnaigter and do mindlestraib na cerdcha, iii 192.1 Comm . (in meaning (b) infra. See sreth). enechlog, | iar slechtaib saer sernar, iii 536.13 .i. logh enech do fo indrucus iar naisneis in tair ro sr[e]athnaiged air after the relating of the insult which has been laid on him (?), 538.13 Comm . (with tár as subj. instead of enechlóg as in text). is é ní sre[th]nai[g]ther d'faillsiugh forin conair fuigill is fior `zugrunde gelegt wird' (is listed, adduced?), glossing sreth faillsigthi na conairi fugill is fir, Cóic Con. 16 § 3 . siachdudar sin bretha sertatar do ciolur .i. ro sreathnaighsed na deo daile (beodaile?) bas anaighid araile, O'Curry 2254 ( Eg. 88, 18 (19)d ). ar cach saeth sretha[ib] sina .i. rom-didna ar cach ṅgalar intí riasa ro-[shr]ethnigtis na sina, ACC 107 ( RC xx 278 ). sāerbrud imberbthar bunad cach sofis searnar īarndliged . . . .i. . . . bunad cacha deghfesa .i. imhas na Bōindi sretnaighther īaram co dligthech is spread abroad (?), Anecd. v 26 n. 22 . Cf. ailiu seinm sernair [imbed] n-imbais . . . .i. srethnaighther no gabtair imad sofis dun, O'Dav. 1444 (cf. Ériu xiii 40 , and sreth immais s.v. sreth). coire sofis sernar dliged cacha dāna .i. srethnaithir dliged cacha dána as, Anecd. v 23 n. 19 . aracain aracanair .i. is cāintsrethnaighter sium gellad do cách ┐ cāintsrethnaighter gellad dō ō cāch, 27 n. 19 . foraig foragar .i. intī fuirghius in filid fuirgitsim oca .i. is taithnemach srethnuighes a aisce cōir do denum do cách, 27 n. 20 . Neimhedh rosern (ros-ern?) im ratha .i. nó íocadh no sreathnaigheadh tuarastal forra imposed a stipend on them, Leb. Gab.(i) 100 n. 1 . ro sern cech sín .i. ro sreathnuigh no ro sccaoil, 162 n. 6 (in meaning (b) infra).

(b) In general sets in order, disposes, spreads out, disperses, scatters : ro srethaig sosad . . . do aes . . . athirge arranged a dwelling for the repentant, SR 577 . rosrethaig tolgdail triath tenn | . . . | os cech dándíne (David) convened (?), 6701 . sīrechtach rosrethnaiged | a seōl ndobrōin for Ēre the veil of woe has been spread over Ireland, Bruchst. i 47 § 105 . .xl. is a cheathair coir | ro sreathaigh Breassail settled (of a colony), BB 56a11 . rath i cuitriud .i. rath do beir flaith cuidridh sr[e]athnaighes a rath for curu who distributes his fief according to contracts (?), O'D. 1007 ( H 2.15A, 15b ). a sreathnaighther in t-ith in which the corn is spread out (saball), Laws i 140.10 Comm . ? is impusin sretha[ig]set in re ciata imairget `that the first battlefield ever fought was assembled', 154.25 Comm . dosuidhighedh ┐ dosrethnaigedh in tsealg leó fo fheadhuibh ┐ fo fhāsaigib was distributed, Fianaig. 52.9 . ro shern ┐ ro shrethnaigh a amhsa . . . for bernadhaibh baoghail `distributed and stationed', AFM vi 2326.25 . do shr[e]athnuigh sé ór air na cherubinibh `spread', 1 Kings vi 32 . sreathnocha mé íad, Jerem. ix 16 .

II Intrans. spreads, settles : is ann do srethnuidhdar sa cclann dhá neisi | an fonn sin ionnar sretnuidhdar | is uatha h-anmnither na Deisi, LL 396.13 . do sreathnuigh sinn ar gach gleann, Oss. vi 102.11 . don tshluagh ro shreathaigh 'mun trāigh, Acall. (Leabh. ó Laimhsgr.) i 243.7​ . dosrethnaigedh in tsealg leó fo fheadhuibh ┐ fo fhāsaigib, Fianaig. 52.9 .

Note also: donn .i. cuirm, ut est siris donn dibeoil .i. srethnaigi[d] in donn .i. in linn, do urlabra do neoch `serves (?)', O'Dav. 666 . ri rosrethaig, sróenaib slamm, | do rethaib roenaib retlann arranged, disposed, SR 269 .

Part. go cineadh sreathnuighthe `scattered', Isaiah xviii 2 . ? cethir chét cethirriad sernta srethnaigt[h]i co serraib iarnaidib `Sensenwagen', Alex. 566 (perh. g s. of vn.).

Vn. sreth(n)ugad.