n
n, [f.], later also tairise (indecl.). In O. Ir. with non-palatal -r-, see the remarks on tairise. n
s.
tarissiu,
Ml. 108b3
.
tairisiu
,
Triads 204
.
toirisiud,
H 2.7, col. 448
(
O'D.
592
). tairisin, O'Cl. a
d
s.
tarasin,
Ml. 30d8
.
toraissin,
108b11
.
toraisin,
29d5
.
torisin,
Sg. 209b23
.
tairisin,
TBC-LL¹
1936
. fo leth-toirisin
(sic leg.),
Laws v 462.22
.
ar toirisean
,
464.11
. g
s.
tarisen,
LU 3904
.
tairisin,
Anecd. ii 64.10
.
Early exx. of tairise, tairisi in various cases are:
TBC-LL¹
3391
.
Tec. Corm. 16.110
.
ZCP xiii 270.8
.
PH 7578
.
Aen. 2064.
(a)
faith, trust, confidence: tairisin .i. táobh, ni tabairthe
duit tairisin forra .i. ni tugtha duit táobh riu, O'Cl. a
toraisin i ndia `from trust in God,'
Ml. 29d5
. in tarissiu gl.
fides,
108b3
. tarissi limm (? sic leg.) ind ḟalti mad cos trath
sa ┐ indiu ni denaim tarissi de chena yet today I trust it no
longer,
TBC-LL¹ 3391
(see tairise I (c)). ferr a foimtiu a tairisi
`better to beware of them than to trust them,'
Tec. Corm.
16.110
. trí heochracha aroslicet imráitiu: mescca, t.¤,
serc `
trustfulness
,'
Triads 204
. comrad re tairisin `a talk
in confidence,'
Aen. 681
.
na bíd tairise aige as a bráthair,
PH 7578
. t.¤ do chuimne fén
trustworthiness
,
Ériu iv 134.2
.
na denaidh tairisi don Eoraip,
CCath. 4286
. tuc Dia a
torad do Tordelbach a thairise as in Trínóid his faith in
the Trinity,
Caithr. Thoirdh. 19.35
.
(b)
faithfulness, loyalty, allegiance: ? tairisin .i. ceangal.
dénaidh bhar dtairisin .i. dénaidh bhar ccengal, O'Cl. (see
LL 282b45
).
mo chor ┐ mo mhuinnteras ┐ mu thairise do
dhénam friutsa,
Acall. 3560
. do-gēba tairisi madhid trēn
you will get loyalty if you are strong,
ML² 1437
. og tucad ar
clar ille, | nach tar acht tria thairise that the egg brought
to the table is not an insult but a sign of loyalty,
MR 132.z
.
ba talach ar thairisi,
BS 106.10
. nocho rucsat inn
óicc ini sin ar tairisin in righ leo `of their loyalty to the
king (?)' (Plummer MS. notes),
Anecd. ii 63.11
.
(c)
security,
safety, protection (?):
is fót clith tánacsa, ┐ fo ollbríg do
tharisen,
LU 3904
(SC). o tharraid a tarisi sin dorone
creich moir ar Brian when he reached their protection (?),
Ann. Conn. 1315.11
=
ALC i 572.14
. tairisi a taisceda, ┐
coimead a giall the guarding of his treasures (?),
Hy Maine
92.4
.
(d) The sense is not clear in Laws: fuatach fo tairisin
`carrying off under compact,'
Laws iii 486.7
. Cf.
fuatach gin
tairisim,
iv 270.x
. The following two exx. are translated
`
tarrying
' as if the word were identical with tairissem:
tellach fo leth toirisin .i. ar daigin leth tairisechta,
v 462.22
text,
464.2-3 Comm.
fuaslaicter ar tairisean .i. ar daigin
tairisechta,
464.11
text,
24 Comm.
Cf.
ni haclaidh nach
toirisiud ... .i. uair nocha tabuir aclaidh for nech inní doní
ar daigne tairisichta,
H 3.17 col. 448
(
O'D. 592
).
(e) Various:
forsin n-árchoin na lamat cethri ollchoiceda
hErend tascud no tairisin dó,
TBC-LL¹ 1936
. Leg. taircsin
(see taircsiu)? But see
Pedersen Vgl. Gr. ii 628
-
9
. Failte ingen Tairisin
(mock name, cf. tairise),
Anecd. ii 64.10
.
lom aulo .i. a
rigdai gan fialtairísi ara beodacht,
BB 249a50
.