n [u ?, i ?], m. n
s.
tairr,
Sc.M² 17.32
(Eg.).
Laws
iv 306.4
. g
s.
in tarra
,
Sc.M² 17.3
.
Laws ii 240.3 Comm.
a
d
s. usually tairr. Later apparently o, m.
IGT Decl. § 39
,
§45
(g
s. —e, m. and f.),
96
(o, m.).
Stomach, belly (somet. translated back, etc., but this does
not seem justified by the exx. Cf. however
fora thairr,
TBC-I¹ 891
=
for druim,
TBC-LL¹ 1571
, and the phrase for t.¤
under
II):
tairr .i. arinní taircther ind cach biad,
Corm. Y 1262
.
torrach quasi tairr-recht .i. roracht a brū immon gein,
1264
.
t.¤
`
breast
,'
Eg. Gl. 165.
I
(a) Of animals (most frequ. pigs)
belly; side of bacon with hindquarters; carcass
: dartaid inite cona thimthuch bés a thige; tarr muicce [.i.] les is tinne ícas la boin, nó thinne ordlaig ina chumbu choir ┐ trí méich mracha ┐ leth méich thara 'a shrovetide yearling bullock with his subsidiary payment is his customay house render: he pays the
tarr
of a pig ([that is] hind-quarter and side) with the animal or a side of cured bacon with an inch of fat, properly butchered, and three bushels of malted barley and half a bushel of kiln-dried wheat'
Críth G. 108
,
Peritia xv 320
. t.¤ loigi meich `a
[pig's] belly worth a sack,'
Laws ii 238.13
.
t.¤ tuirc,
H 3.18,
394b
(
O'Curry 880
-
1
).
ro-sūig in tairr ... cona-farcaib bannai
de (tarr, v.l.),
Sc.M² 17.4
.
a droim ┐ a t.¤ ┐ a huruscall,
Feis Tighe Chonáin 559
.
co tanic Sithgal ... in degaid a bó. co fuair
Líath L. for a tairr ic a coscrad,
LL 160a45
.
a fheōil tarra
togāin,
Bruchst. i 28 § 63
.
tlam do th.¤ ag muilt fhidnaigi,
IT iii 104.19
(=
tárag,
LU 7014
). t.¤ círdub ┐ erboll úainecda
(of a dog),
Mer. Uil. 284
.
an leoghan ... ┐ a t.¤ a n-airrdi re
grein,
ZCP vi 61.30
.
(b) Of persons :
dochorastair in glais for cūlu ossē cona
lic fora thairr,
TBC-I¹ 891
.
fosnopair in slōg iarum ┐ a chreit
a charpait inn-imnaidm fria thairr,
2880
.
tuitid ... cona
bhoin for a th.¤ risin n-abhuinn,
Lism. L. 1593
. With faen :
co tarla a t.¤ faen fuirri so that she lay on her back (supine),
RC xv 456.y
. ?
Niuba tairr faén ri fer | rapí in chaém
a chetmunter,
LL 143b7
. ?
is beart don taoighe dá fíghe
aige faena th.¤
,
TD 35.10
. Geogr. óthá tairr mara Point
atuáid `from the bight of the Pontic Sea,'
TTr.² 1047.
II In adverbial and prepositional expressions. (téit)
for t.¤
attacks : cēin file in slōg fora tairr while the army is
attacking them,
TBC-I¹ 777
(pursuing them ? Cf. tiagair for
tairr A. (of a murderer who had fled),
RC xiii 395.10
). co
rolínsad ind fir a teach fair ┐ co ndeachadar fora thairr
`had fallen on him,'
Ériu ii 24.10
. for tairr aroile for lar
ind taigi sprawling over each other,
Ériu v 32.x
. fo th.¤
at
the base of, under :
fo th.¤ coire sin coclaid,
LL 145a36
.
fo
tarrib taebleirg tuignech,
Auraic. 5147
. in tegsin fó t.¤
Ceise (a mountain),
Duan. F. i 92 § 124
.
codlais fá th.¤
chroinn,
TSh. 9000
. téit di thairr
dies in childbirth :
ba
ben atiden do thairr .i. ben tēit di thairr,
ZCP xv 355.15
.
beann teite di t.¤ .i. eiples iar mbreith lelaip,
Laws v 486.9
,
488.1
. do theilg druim Temhra fá tairr who turned T.
upside down (?),
IGT Decl. ex. 1248.
Note also :
ni taigi tarr-fine toranna mbruige .i. ... in
fine donither re t.¤, i taitius,
Laws v 452.15, y
. See
Stud. in E. Ir. Law 111
(
tarr-fine=bronn-fine children of the `baitsech'). cosmhail barr a ghlaice gile | ré t.¤ slaite ige úaid
`as though thou beheldest the thick part of the hoop of a
torque (?),'
KMMisc. 168.27
.
tachráin bhíos ar baois as
éisg 'na dtairr,
TD 35.9
.
Compds.
¤derg
red-bottomed (of sods) :
na foít tarrruada
tairrdergga,
LL 189b33
.
¤fine, see
Laws v 452
supra.
¤gel
bright-bellied :
cech bradan taebalaind tairrgel baethlemnech,
RC xxvi 136.26
.
¤ísel :
low-bellied, fat :
gabáil
brocc taebtrom tarrisel,
Acall. 7392
.
¤lethan
broad-bellied :
in t-athach t. tromnertmur,
ZCP vi 288.23
.
tar taebhuib
... tarrletna aroile,
Stair Erc. 2395
.
¤lethar some leathern
part of a shield ; a kind of leather used in making a shield (?) :
fa thairrlethar in scēith,
TBC-I¹ 2340
.
scíath ... forsna talla
ceartchosair ... for a tharsciu tharlethair,
BDD² 812
, see
Gloss.
¤lomnocht
naked (cf. tarnocht) :
lobhrán truagh
tarr-lomnocht,
BNnÉ 179.1
.
¤ruad see
¤derg supra.