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U1I15?

 

A\yT'

-^n iriit^ir-

''

b-An

géille^-ó

-oó

rm,

xirr-A

Conn^

''

-r^cxM-ó

mire.

11.

 Dí

^E

5c^rr^ ó

^sur

^'s

rti-A-om^-ó

i;-óm>ái-o

50

me^-óón

lAe.

AXnnpn

CArr^ii^S

a

ce^rc

-^sur

-a

tunnós

Ai]i

féin.

txjimc

Ar\

mAV.AX>

t)e^s

c^c^c

\\uaxj

cuise.

*'

rHxiire,

^i^r'

^n mxi-Dxi-ó

be^s,

''

s^c

xion

cnÁimín

^sur

cúiUn

A

t)é^r

-<i5-<^c,

CAÍit

cus^m-r^

i^d.

C^n é

rm

A 5éx?,n^ix)

mé,

xsrr^

Conn,

''

xjcc

r^ii ó

x5nM;i

^~tir

c^

niii

r-Áit

^t^Aion

xMin.

C:a

rui-óim,

^cc

cxMt

sr^im

t)e.A5

^m-Ac

cus-Am.

Ca

cxiitim;

rtii ó

AíMAV' -Agur

cui-oij

liom.

C^n

fiú

-ouic,

..ATtr'

-^n

m^-oxj-ó,

 

mo

leiteiT)-re 1

Xj^ax)

A

X)eit

x5ti

-^n lúl

leAÍC.

''

1TV

vioti

5Uti

fiú

 

A]^rA

Conn;

 

r«i ó

^ni^t^

as^V

cui-ois

tiom.

''

m^ire,

r^ii'ót^ix)

Ainoir,

-»irr'

-<in

mA-OA-ó,

''

m^t^

^r

-oe^r

tiom

 oo

CAinc.

1r

^^^

'^^'^

cé^-o

T)uine

t^i^m

a

tus

cuitie^-ó

 ó^rri.

12. SuiT)

xinuAtt

-íiSur

rim^'G

n^i'o

A

me*iX)ón

Iao.

HuxMti

^

t)í

ri^'o

réix),

''

5oi oé

ri'i

-^^^^

í^^'i

 00

-óé^n^iii

?

 

-At^r'

.An

mA-OAt>

t)e45

c^Cxic

t^u>A-ó.

''

Ci

AS

 Déxinxirii

luinse

^t^

eilceois

50

t^xic^i-ó

ijo

VVA]\se

letiingin

^n

t^ío$,

xitT^

Conn.

m^t^

rm

50

r^í)^ ré,

^^i^r'

^in

m^-ox\-ó

t^e^s

c^iCcAC

yuAi).

1

5CÚ15

t>imiT)e

t)í ^n

long

cttíocnui$te.

13.

Cu^iT)

Conn

irce^ic

inr

An

luir.5,

^^gur

tuj:

<vn mAT)^T)

rt^ic T)ó,

-ájur

nu^iti

A

t)U4ilreAT)

^n

crl*ic

A]\

ce^nn

T)en

luins

T)'éitieoc^T)

1

n-Ái|tT>e,

^s^r

nu^iix

a

t)u-^ilre<^x»

AVi

crl^c

^t^

xin

ce^nn

eile

tuiJpe^T)

ríor-

 

tJ^inic

beitic

T)e^t^t)t'Át4t^

T)u?r-i^e

cum

n<\

coilte^iT)

ro.

U^t^r'

Ar[

mAX)A-Ú,  

ASUr

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y]AX>

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T)4irii-r-s

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^5 r

b'olc

A

éuxM-ó

-oóit).

tlí't ^oti

6ruA-ó-6Ár

^

mbéit

ciir^

coi-óce

x^nn

n^c

5cuiX)eoc-ái-ó

nié

le-AC.

Dub^irc

An

1T1A-O.CVX)

leif

-Annrin

g^c

iiile

pexir

a

c^rp^'t

xMr

ó

foin

50

C015

An

ríos

.A

CAt)^irc leir-

14.

Du^il

Conn

au

lons leir

-An

crl-Aic

^gur

AmAC

leii

-Ar

eilceois.

Hu^ir

-A t)í

-as

tdui

cttx^rtiA

-At)n-A

móire

c^r

r^^t^

'<^^í^

x^sur

é

^5

ól

546

uile

t)r^oin

xi

t)í

-^5

cexicc

leir

-An

cuile

 Oev^iic

rw^r

-Ar

Conn.

15.

'*

50

mbexinnuise  Oia

-óuic,

a

Cuinn,

-ait'

eire-An.

 

Om

ir

muire

-óuic,

-árr^

Conn.

 

A'

mt)é-áítF-AiT)

mire

te^c?

 

^'

X)éA\^yA-o;

ti^inm

.acá

orc-r>A?

'*

''

tiiire

Ux^rc

tDór.

16. 'D'imtis

Apír

-Agur

r.Arc tTiór

leir

sutt

c-ár

v^^\^

ort.

^5

cum-Oxic

pÁi^ce

se^irí^Fi'A-óxinnA

-ASur

a

cor

ce^nSAilc

ru^r

í^^oi

n-.A

crior.

 óexirc

r^^r -^r

Conn.

 

50

mbe^nnuise  Om

-óuic,

a

Cuinn,

^rr' eire^n.

''

X)m

ir

tnuire

ouic,

-Arr^

conn.

''

A'

mt)é.Arr-Ai-ó

mire

le^AC?

 

''

t3éxArr.A-o;

ti-Ainm

.acá

otic?

 

ntire \.uAt

A\y

te.At-coir.

5oi-oé ^n

reoftc

tur^i?

 

-At^r^

Conn.

 '

Ittire

veA\^

A€Á

com

lútmxit^

50

t)ruil

mo

cor

ce^nsáilce

ó

n^c

5coin5t)eoc.A-D

reottc

-At^

bit

ri«t)-Al

liom,

-A-oeitA

ré.

17. 'O'imtig

-Atti'r

-dsur

CAttc

triótt

^sur

tu*\t

-At^

te.At

coir

leir

5«T^

c^r rc-Att

ottt-A

.Ati

X)Ár\y

rléiGe,

inneoin

r*A(

^5ur

í ce<\n5xMlce

-óe.

t)í

'n-A

fui-óe

x^t^

c.Airít5e4A6,

-asi:

é

ii5

t)05<jL-ó

.Aníor

ir

fíor.

'Oe-Attc

r ^r

-At^

Conn.

''

50

mt)e^nnui5e

Dm -óuic,

a

Cuinn,

.At^r'

eire^n.

''

 OuA

ir

triuiiie

Duic,

-At^r-A

Conn.

 

A'

mt)é^rr^i ó

mire

le^c?

 

X)éA]\rAX>;

ti^inm

-acá ot^c?

 

tltire

Sui-oexJCÁn

t^it^Ainn.

5oi-oé

.An

reottc

tur-A?

 

.AtT^

Conn.

 

Itlire

re^t^

focitóc^T)

5^c

.Aon

\m\-o,

-oá

r«i^ri ti

^

.A5ur

bos^-ó

.Aníor

ir

ríor,

A-oeitt

ré.

18.

 O'imti^

^rír

'^^s^r

u^itc

mótt

^5ur

tu^t

^Att

Xe^

toir

^Si-r

Sui-óe^ió-Án

t^r^mn

leir 5uit

t.Ar

re-Ar

ottt^

^5

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péire

^x)xirc

-Air

re-Acc

t)peirre

xsr

f-<^ o-

 Oe^rc

r^

r^^r

-^r

Conn.

 

50

mbexjinnuise

T)m

óuic,

a

Óuinn,

-í^rr'

eire-An.

''

 Om

if

triuire

DU1C,

-Arr^

Conn.

 

A'

mbé-ArFxxi-ó

mire

le^c?

 

t)é^rF'A'o;

5-Á

tixMnm

-auá

orc?

 

*'

mire

t)exinn

le

Z-^v^Amz.

''

Soi'oé

xxn

reorc

tur^^

 

^rr-A

Conn,

'•'

tllire

FCAr,

-drr'

eire^n,

 

n^c

tDruisre^-D

-A

oire^-oxJS«r

gé^n-d-ó

T^Ax:

mAV^CAx^QAtZA

x^r

t^l^ni

aw

ríog

n^c

-oc^MrriiS-

eoc^inn

as^V

n^c

gcuirfinn

^mxic

^r

 oúicce eile.

19.

'O'imcis

Av^v

-Agur

Zavc

mór

^5«r

tuxic

x^r

teAc-

coir

^5ur

Sui-óexJCÁn

Ix^r^mn -Agur

t)exinn

le

U^]ir'<Mnc leir

gur

c^r.fe^r

orcA

-dsur

é

-^5

luige

x^r

-ati

c-dl^m

^5

éirí:eACC.

Oe^rc

v^^V

^V

Conn.

50

mbexmnuije

'Om

-duic,

^

Cuinn,

^rr'

eire^n.

Dm

ir

muire

•ouic,

x^rr^

Conn.

A'

mbé4rr^i ó

cú mire

le^c?

 

lOéxJrF^'o;

5i

ri^inm

x^ci

orc?

 

mire Clu-dr

te tiéirce^cc.

5oix)é Aw

reorc

cur^?

 

Avv^

Conn.

mire

re-dr

t)íor .^5

éircexjcc leir

^n

ftfé^r

-^í^s

r^r

^^r

An

'Oorh^n

Coir, xi oeir

ré.

20.

'O'imcij

-Ari'r -Asur

 Cavz

mór

-<i5ur

tu«ic

^^r

te^t-

coir

^gur

Suif)e4cin

Ix^r^mn

^sur

t)e-Ann

le

U^rr'^iitií:

-«^5«^

ciu^r

t,e

tiéirccxicc

leir

5ur

c^r

re^r

ort^

-Agur

é

^5

LinMC

urc^ir

le

re^r

eile

t)í

t^ll

'r^n Spimn.

 Oe^rc

ru^r

^V

Conn.

 

5o

mt)e^nnui$e

 Oua

x)uic,

^

Cuinn,

-drr'

eire^n.

''

 Om

ir

muire

f)uic,

^rr-^

Conn.

''

A'

mt)é-árr^i ó

mire

le-AC?

 

t)é^rr^ o

;

iMinm

azá

orc?

 

mire

Súil

le

t^é^c^mc.

5oiT)é

Aw

reorc

tur^?

 

^rr^

Conn.

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mire

re^r

nir

tiot)

av^

•d*3l-o<ji-ó

ri-Afh

orm

x^

 Dcus

Mrr<M D xiir,

^-oeir

ré.

21.

 O'imtiS

-Annrin

^\5ur

U-órc

mór

xssur

tu..\t

AV

te^t-

toir

^S^r

Sui-óe-ócin

l^r^mn

a'^uv

t)e^nn

te

Orr^mc

^sur

CUMr

te

tiéirccxicc

a-^\^v

SúiL

te

fé-Ac^mc leir

5«r

<^^V

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FC-ár

or^tA.

^suf

t)ocÁn

cocAin

i

n-A

^AorÁn.

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fu^r

*.\]-.

Conn.

 

5o

nibe^nninse

T)i4

-óuic,

a

Óuinn,

^rr' eire^n.

 

X)iA

ir

tnuire

-óuic,

^rr-*^

Conn.

 

A'

nitjé^ítFxM-ó

cú tnire

le^c?

 

X)éú]\yA-o

;

s^

íi^inm

azá

orc?

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triire

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SÁinncxJC.

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reorc

curA?

 

-drr-A

Conn.

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triire

fe^r

^

féi'OFexi-D

sac

^on

ruT)

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mtDé^-ó

ttorh^m,

t'.cc

bur-At)

é

50

t)ruit

t)ocÁn

coc.<Mn

in

mo

$-áorÁn.

22.  O'imcij

xinnrin

as^v

TZa\\z

íTlór

^5ur

luxiC

-a^

texiC-

coir

-ASur

Sui-óe-dcÁn

Ix^r-Ainn

ae^T

X)eAun

le

U.Arr-<^iT^^

-Asur

Clu^r

le

ti6irce>ACC

xi^ur

Súil

le

 Pé-dc^inc

-ASur

Séi-oe-At)

S^nncAC

teir.

TfAm^^eAX)

ri^'o

ruit)e

.^r

An

5.A01C

ttl^^íiCá

^3;ur

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5*joc

t1l-Árc-A ruit>e

avt:a,

le

méix)

An

criut)^il

A

t)í

fút)C<i,

Aibur

1-A-o

AS

cex^cc

^r

eilceois

50

riAllA -An

ríoS.

II1C

^n

T'í

 o'ionnr-AiSe

^n

ollaim

móir

-Agur

u-it)>áirc

leir

50

r-Ait)

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lons

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^n

íixíIIa

-Ajur

rS'Arc.A

•DMt)^L

innci

n^c

r^it)

cum-A

Críorc^i-óe

opc-A,

^cc

A\y fe-dtt

^rhiin

,AC<\

bux)

é

riTi

Conn.

23.

''

>Ab^ir

leir,

mun^

n-óUái-ó

xj

t)Kuil

-oe

t)iocÁilce

inp

Ti^ cuili5ex^Jin*Mt),

n^c

t)Fxis^nn

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ir.ge^n

le

pór-AX),

-t\:>r'

-An

re-án-oLlAiri

mór.

''éirc

éirc

A\yr^

Clu^r

te tiéirce^cc

^mui$,

 

An

|tí

-A5

'oéxin-ám

com^irle

leir

-An

re-An-otl-Ain,

mun-á

n-ólAi-ó

i-H

m^ijircir

A

t)fuil

'oe

t)iociilce

inr

n^

cuilige^nnxMt), nAÓ

tp^S-Ann

A

inse-dn le

pór.»i ó.

tlÁ

X)AC

teir

riu,

.AtT^

C^r^c

ttlóii.

 

5«í

te

n-^ ^$*m-ó

A

t)ruit

.An

ce^nnc^Mr

^5

au

ÉotiA

acu

a

Iáwa

f<^t)Áit?

 SÁ

le

n-A

A-^A^i)

A

t)FUit

bu^óAitt

-Aimnite

as

Conn

acz

é

 óut

A\nAC

1 n-x3k

-Á1C?

R-ACxMt)

mire

1 n--Áic

mo

nMigircitt.'*

24.

Uus^t) ircexic mt).

Cua^t)

Za\\j:

tTlóít

r-or

mr

n-A

cuiUje^nn^it)

x\5ur

1

5CÚ15

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c.\

x^a^X)

X)r^Aon

nÁ]\

ól

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t)í

as

sr^s^t^ti^ig

^55

i^ítnxM-o

>a

cuitti-u

-oise.

 

U-Á CjtMn

-oe

 00

insm

Du^iince

x^s^m,

a

ri's/'

Arr^á^

Conn.

 

Ui,

le

-oonxir

-ASur

te

-oost^^ius

-o^^oi,

A\^r'

^^

t^í-

25. Ixit

^n

•o'ionnr*M5e An

cre<An-ott.<Mm

-d^ur

out)-áir>c

leir

nir

F*í5

c^rc

tnór

br^^on

nir

ót

ré.

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AbxMii

leif

xinoir,

murixi

ou^iT^rnseocAMX)

á

 ófuiL

ve

ÁX)mA-o

A\y

vo

cuiT)

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é

-óo

cu|t

^nMC

^t^

-óúitce

eiLe,

nAC

t)K-A5^nn

 do injexin

Le

pór-A-ó.

26.

'•'

éirc

1

éirc

I

 

xirr^

CLuxir

le

tiéirce^icc.

''

au

-ós

•oé-ánxMTi

cortiAirLe

Leir

^n cre^n-oLLxirii,

mun^

•oc-AiprTiseoc^i-ó

Áv-

nMijircit^

á

t)fuiL

•o'Á'óm^-o

a\\

a

cui-o

c^L>áirii,

n^c

Óf-AS-Ann

^

inse-An

Le

pórAX).

l)í0 ó

mA\y

ri^>

-^rr-'^^

t)eAnn Le

U^rr^iíic;

''

r-^c^it)

mire 1

n-iic

mo

riMisircir

27.

1

leÁt-uA]\\

CA

t^Aiit)

xin

oi]ie^-o

-ó^ur

bé^n^-ó

r^^^

rii4rc4i5exiCC.A

^11

c^L^rii ^n

t^íos

nit^

cxJt^t^^iins

t)e^nn Le

CxitM^^i^c

xxsur

nit^

cuit^

-ómxic

av^

•óúicce

eiLe.

 

úá

ociuxin -oe

 oo

insui

Ou^ince

x^s^m,

a

t^íg,

^tT-A

Conn.

 

T^Á

Le

-oon^r

'^S^'^V

^e

•oogt^^ins

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^t^r'

^^

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Uic

An

'o'ionnr^ise

^n

cre^n-oLLxiirii

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nxic

v^^X)

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oit^exA^o

^sur

sé-dn^-ó

rt-AC

riMt^c^ije^cc^

nit'

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t)e^nn

Le

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28.

 

Ab^itt leir

-dnoir,

-íJtT'

-^n

re^in-oLL-Arii,

 

muiu\

t>réxiCxxi-ó

coiriiLinnc

Le

mo

in$in-r*i

 OÁ

t^ui-oé^L

uirse

^r

'CoOá^V'

Ti^

níocfLiince .áZÁ

inr

^n

 Oorii^n

tToip,

n,ic

bl^AJ^nn

•oo

ingexin

Le

pór>A-ó.

''

€irc

 

éirc  

-áfr^

CLux^r

te néirce^cc.

 

Ui

^n

ttí

^is

•oé^nxiiri

corii^ittLe

Leir

-An

cre^n-oLLxirii,

mun<i

t)fé^c^i-ó

Á\y

m^igircitt

coiinLinnc

Le

ingin

^n

oLL^irii

fi

t)á

l3ui-oé«.a

uirse

^r

Uob^itt n^

níocfLiince

xici

inr

^n

T)oriu\n

toir»,

n*ió

t)VA5xinn

á inje-án

Le

pór-A-ó.

teisisi^ó

mire

Léici,

aw^

íu^ac

av

le^c-coir;

''

fAc^it)

1 n-Áic mo

riMigircitt.

29.

fuxitt^r

réi ó

bui-oé*iL

-oo

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t)e^Cui$e^x)

í.

t)í

rm

'oeic míle

vice-d-o

ón

iic

a

miDío-ó

fM-o

'rixi scorhnuTóe.

TD'-Aitrnr

 oon

cr^5>Arc

rni

5'-^P

imci5

ÍTIiliite

llí

Tlu^irc

a\<

puúx^t

uatí)

r^

-ÓÁ

t)lMT)^in

ó

foin,

50 r-^^i^

's-Á

cór>-«MX)exiCc

50

t^fu-Air

Avc\At

í

pórcA

•AS

re-dr

eile

1

5con-o.áe

^n

 Oúin,

xisur

n^c

leisfe^x)

r-AS^rc

n-A

p-drÁirce

v^r\

-Qó

-A

r^s^il,

munA

t)fui$e>á-ó

cítucu$A ó

fxioi

r\-A

li^irh-rxin

sut^

Leir

í-

llíoit

^áictur

r^

^n -o-d-Oxirh

^a

tjir

itl^ire

x^sur

i^í

r-^Tt)

fior

-ds

An

cr-í^5^í^c

rm

umie,

óir

 o'éxis

muincir

tll^ire

r^l'

f^t^

pór-A ó

í

^sur

r-Aií)

móttin

lomr-Ái-ó

uirci

'r^ti

-Áic

rii^-

11.

Cuir

Ax\

rASA\(z

ticiít

leir

r^

 óém

e^rt)ui5

 Oúm,

 

5wr

pór

r^ir^-An

CxMlm

-oi

n^oiitcí

tTIÁire

1lí

ívUAi]ic,

a

txíimic

ó

-ó^omit)

cx\qatx:a,

1

n-xi

p^iMirce

rém,

le

bu-AC-dilL

mx^c-ÁncA

'OÁ

nsoirci

Sé^n

Seoige

a

Xy\ 'wa

comnui-óe

lÁirh

te

Cnoc

\WeÁt>A

x^^ur 50

v\-aX>a\\\

Leir

5uit

imcis

y\

ua-ó

'r

50

t)fuil

'ti-<í corhn-ái óe

m^itt

mn^oi

a's

r^-Al^

^i^G

lÁirh

le

 Oíin

'p^-or-Aic,

-á5ur

5utt

cóitt a

cur»

'n-A

X)A\Ve

leir.

12.

CuittexAX)

rM-on^ire

leir

ón

cr-AS-árc

a

conn^itic

'5Á

t)pórxA ó MX>

-A5ur

-A crucuj^X)

cé^i-onxiccA

WA

mnÁ,

^5i-'r

 oo

rhionnuij

^n

t^e-Att

r^Ti

5utt't)

í aw

X^eAXx téA-owA

ym

a

t)í

-Anoir

-A5

U-A-ós

Ó

\\Ao-oA.

Cuitt -dn

c-exjrt>05

rior

ottc^i

uile a

tQAtz

1 tic^itt

-05

^n

CAibi'oiL 1

V[-A\\

cus^T)

^n

cúir

cum

coirce.

t)í

^n

cLi^t^

uiLe

1

n-^5^ix)

aw

AtA\\

t)ttMin,

cion

sutt

pór

II-at)^ Le

nmxioi

Ax\

fitt

eiLe,

-Asur

n^ic

Lei^v'e^x)

xíí

•óuL

leir

1

nx)i-Ai-ó

x)ex\ttt3^X)

fxJSÁiL

sut^'t)

í ^ be^n

í.

Agur

x)uLv.iitc

ri-AX> 5Utt cóitt

t3,din5

A

cutt

^itt

fém

ir

á\\

c^x)5,

mun^

5cuirt-*ix)e

IT ikitte

^t^

riwt)-áL.

 

A

x)^oine

UxiirLe,

^t^r^

^^

z-AtA\x^

 DitMn,

'*

r\Á

x)^ott^ix)

50

scLumiX)

rit>

X)eitte^x) ^n

r5<^-'t.

CuiítccAÍit

ax\

Seoisexjc

cum

a

mionn^.

13.

*Oo

rhionnuig

^An

Seoisdc

5uit

pór-^x)

é

^a

x)ó

50

tt-'Uxxitt

Ax\

téAX>

t)e^n

as

t>^AiLe

$oittc

50

\\A\ti

t)LM-ó<^.in

xMse

LxÁim

Le Cnoc me^\x)4

gutt

imcig

^^^'^

^V

T'ii

1^*'^

r^it)

rior

-^ise

cia

Leii^

t)í

rém

r-Án

L>^iLe

y:AQA

vd

AS

imce^cc

í

t^«iiL>

rotLÁin

1

nx)un)

clomne

V^reit

ru-Aitt

^n

-OAV^A

\ieAX\

'yAX\

Á\z

rin

f^\oiL

r^

5>-ir

é^5

^

ttA-Q

be-dn

fMOiL A\-\

r^s^itc

é

—X)'éxi5

^n

OAfA

t^e^jn.

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Atioir,

A

 ó^ioine

iidifle,**

^a^mta

ax} c--áC4ip

t)rMn,

 

reo

liaí\

A

Fu^ip

inire,

v-aoi

lÁim

f'<i5-«í^it^í:

p^iiiirce

^n

cSeoi$i$,

A

óe^r^uiS^'Ar

Stir»

é^5

^

cé^-o

t)e^n

50

t)p-áC*i

réin

mAX^t)

í

'r

50

Ti'Ait)

AS

A

córiuirh

5ur

pór

ré^

^n

Seoige-AC

'n-A

-óiai-ó

r^n

le

c-AiUn

eile

'r-An

-Áic,

*r

Swf

éx\5

rTG

pór

ó

foiTi-  Pé^c^iTÓ

^noir

S^

nT)exirnA

tné

mo

X)íce>All

^r

-An

fíiMnne

f^s^i^

-Atn-dó.*'

14.  O'éiitij^

imre-Ar^Ti i oir

-^^ti

cléitt

uime.  Oub-Aipc cufo

ACA

''

sur't)

í

t)e>»sn ^n cSeoi$i5

í

Sxin

conc^ÚAirc,

ó

ru^r-Ar

A

úeA\\t)AX) ó

fAS^rc

Soipc

-Asur

mionnA

au

fir

a

X)í

1

lÁt^ir

^5

^n

pór^X).

*Du5<iiíic

•ore-Am

eile

^'

riAc

r^it>

rm

 oe^rtitAÍ

50

reA ^,

óir,

^n

re^ir

tug

^n

mionn^

50

t^F'ACxi

'5Á

pór^it)

í,

50

r^it)

ri^r-f'-'iii'e*i6

i-As-r-A-ó^rc-Ac,

^sur

50

mb'fét-oir

teir

-A t)eic me^llCA.

''

mÁ'reAX),

-Arr^

r^^n

-ac^í,

''

céi-óe-A-o

r^r^

50

Con-

n^cCA,

F^

X)éin

f^s^ittc

boirc,

50

t)KiorAi D reife-An, má'r

í

^n

X)eAn

cé-A-on-A

a

pór

ré.

tlí

tie-AX),

^rr-A

X)uine

eile,

'*

x^cc

céi-óe^-ó

F-a

 óéin

.An

cr^S-Airc

eile

^5

Cnoc ílleÁx)A,

50

Úpior-Aix)

reire^n,

mi'r

í ^n

X)eAr\

céAX^n^

ro

^

 o'éAS

f^oi

n-^

éúr-Am.

15.

TóSAX)

sÁtre

nA cui-oeAcr^ 1

n-A$AiT)

An

fir

n ,

lonnur

50

x)CxJiinic An

cúir

a

t)eic

'nA^

Áx)t)Ar Srititi

' ^

mcxirs-

T^

x)ei|te-AX), .Anu^ijt

-oo

conn^itic

Cax)5

ó

nAox)A

n^\c

r-Ait)

r'-AX)

xir

réi óci$

óé^n-Atii

x)eiíteAX)

óur

leir,

x)'u\ttn

ceAX) lAt)A}\^r

leir

au

e^rt^os.

''

A tTise-Attn-A

C^rtJuis,

^rr'

eire^n,

 

a'

screix^e^nn

cur-A

5ur

cus^-ó

^n t^e^n

ro

x\r

fiut)Al

leir

riA

ríX)eo5-Ait)?

 

*'

llí

creix)im-re a

leiteix)

50

T)eirhin,

^rr^

^n

c-e-Art)05.

*'Ó

mÁ'r^^ ó,

be^nn^cc

50 r^^it) asax)

]^Án

rsé^l

rm, óir

t)éix)

TTlÁire

111

Ru-Airc

x^SAm-r^

50

re-AX).

''

Cionnur

t^in,

^rr'

An

c-e^rt^os,

 

crutui$te>Ar

5ur

pór-A-ó

í

leir

An

cSeoi$e-Ac

romAx^-r-A?

 

''

Cum-A

riTi,

-Arr^

TIa-ós:

 

x)4r

n-oóig

n^c

scuirreÁ-r-A

T)'fMó>Ait)

uirti

A t)eit 'nA

mnAoi -Ai^e

x)'éir

-a

t^^Áir-

16.

 Oo

iti-AOix)

An

tl)A\\ uile 1

scionn

jÁire

1

nx)iAif)

cotnr^ix)

f^i-ój;,

>A5ur x)ut)4irc cÁc

 

sur

m^it

-AX)Ut)4Airc

é

-Asur

sur't)

^ise

t)í

^n

ÓU1T)

X)ot)'

fe^^rr

'r^^n

Conrpóix).

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\)a

veÁC-Ai\y

•Doti

eAfbos

^

nsíor-AC

'r

-a

mexi-ÓAit^

^

cors

t»reic

-A

A

t>úti)^irc,

Aicc

so

0U115

cotti-Airle

x)o

tT^-ós

'r

 oo

tll-Áitte

*^

-A

DUl

leir

-An

-oír

eile

so

ContixiccA

t

lÁtA)\^

-án

•o-Á

f-<i5-Arc

no

50

t)fui5i-otr

Ain-AC

fior

riA

vírmne.

''

>A

t\nAt/'

xirr-A

r^'ós,

''

ní'L

tnire 1

ngeAlt

^v

^

 ó ^

leir

^n cSeoisexic, xicc,

tnÁ'r

í

 oo

coil-re,

céfóe-At)

t^eire-An

'r\A

tD^ile,

^sur

r-AC-dinn-re

vém

Asur

ttlÁire

1

Scionn

r^-<í'CCtn^ine

eiLe

^a

óéin

f^5*Mrc

Cnuic

meÁ-óxi:

^águr,

tnii

crutuigexinn ^n SeoigexAC

-Annrm

gur't)

í

r^o

-^

X)eAn,

-DAr

n-oóts

nAC

ré^íi-Ann

xxn

-ouine

UAr-^l r'

^i^

Uxiiv

'A

cuir

r-AOi

r\-A

LÁirit

5ur

é^5

rí-''

 

Uocc

 

A

•Dutne

5-An

céilL,

xi Dut)Airc

^n

c-ex.\rt)os;

 

éirí^vexj^ni

iit)

níor

rufoe.

17.

\^Á

A\\ r\-A

X)Á]\AC,

cuir

tTlÁire a

ne-Arr-A'ó

innrce

uile

A]\

A

mum

xir

í^í

 óuL

50

ConnxiccA,

AS^r

'ré

xjn

réi'oceAC

-d

rmne

n^

coinArrí^^iS

eACorr-A,

n^

'ooirr^

t)eit

.^r

-Aon

rors^iLce,

^n

Seoije-ác

're^r-Atii

^muig

r^-ACC

scoircéim

o •Dorur

n^

rr-Ái oe,

 Ca-ds

t)eit

'n^

fex^r-Atn

'ta

n5.Ar óA

rex^cc

scoircéim

ón

-oorur

cúiL,

^sur

ire

A

ro5-Ain

A

le^nAriMinc

'r

a

t)eit

Aise ó

rm

-dm-AC.

 Dí

^n

Le^nt)

'n^

co-dLxí-d

'r^

5cLMt)in.

X)^ triÁire

so

DíreAc

x55

crMLL

so

n-oexiCAi-ó

V^

oém

a

Lemt)

cutn

rLÁn

fist)iii

-dise

-ósur

50 -ocus

n

P05

-00,

4A5ur

fiL

•oeor.

 O'imtis

p

 a-ó

-dniqrm

50

r^it)

p

1

DC>áOt>

.Amut^

Dcn

c^irns

50

5cu^L.i

rFre^^o

.An

Leint)

'n^i

-oiai-ó.

Tiiie^ir

tTiÁire

^r

-Air

-^s^'r

•o'fán

s^n

tti^irs,

s-Ati

ÍJUAi-óreA ;,

ó

rm

AvnAC

.dise

Uatjs

ó

n>Ao^ó4

50

DÁr.

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ct>dn

tioT).

ace.

or

occms.

acoasative.

adj.—

adjective.

arfw.—

adverb,

adrl. exp.

adverbial

expressioB-

anal.

analvtio form.

tipZ.—

accusative

plural.

Arm.

Armag'h,

art.

articl'í.

ci.—confer, compare.

co7?.~collective.

tomp.~com parati

re.

Con.—Connacht.

cond.

conditional.

cop.—copiila

(assertive

Terb).

dat.

dative.

<i«p.—

deppndent

form.

dpí.—

datÍTe

plural.

ds.—datire

siujular.

acl.

ecJipsing.

e.g.—exempli grutia,

for

example.

eo^e/.—exclamation.

/.

—feminine.

F. M.—

Four

Maítcra'

Anaals.

Jut.

future.

gen.

genitive.

croí?.—

govcrning'.

Í7p3.—

g^onitive plaral.

hist.

prí?».—

historio present.

h.—ihidem,

same

referenoe.

t.e.~id

est,

that

is.

«mpír.—

imperative.

ncJ.

ináicative.

rdec.

indeclinable.

ndep.

independent.

ínferro^.—interrogative.

L.

0.—Leath

Chuinn.

lit.

literallj.

loc.

reZ.—

locative

reíatíTe.

»1.

masculine.

M.

or

Muns.—

Munster.

Mid.

Ir.—

Middle

Irish.

Mon.—

Monag'han.

N.

0.

or

N.

Con.—

North Coanacht.

KPí7.—

negatite.

npí.—

nominative

plural.

obj.

object.

O'Don.—

O'Donovan,

O.

N.—Old

Norse.

pass.

passive.

p/t.—

perfect.

pí.—

plural.

prep.—preposition

pres.

present.

pres.

part.

presenfc

participl*..

pro/i—

pronoan.

rel.

relative.

rel.

part.

relativc»

particlí.

«.

Bingular.

§.

771.—

substantive

inttS'^ctin^

S-prfif

.—S-preteríte.

«?í6j.—

subjunctivp.

»up.—superlative.

írons.—transitive.

U. or Uls.

Ulster.

uiiipers.

unipersonal

lorm,.

«6.—

verb.

•oc—

Tocative.

^C'

W.

Ula.—West

Uidter.

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|:octóit\

Af

usei

as

a

rcl.

-['Tr;

—v.uo,

whieh

;

í^ •o'iopoíiur.»'.

Avhi-^h

we

'W'oiild

eau

;

5| eim

bM)

a

o'íop^\mwif,

a híz

food to

eat, 2,5, 47.

-AtJAir.r.,

/.,

river

;

gen.

^Ntm,?,

28,

1.

AbAtft,

3

s.

jjres.

ifíd.

deiJ.

of

•oei|um,

I sav

;

31,

11.

^bó|i,

m.,

mirv

plaee,

21,

37

;

22,

40

;

27,

53.

-Acc,

m.,

condition,

term

;

A|t

Acr

-pún

A

coin^beÁil

<m^i,

om

condiíion

of

keepingit

secret.

*'

íirst enjoining seereev,''

28,

3-

w\cc,

but,

except

;

acc rupvAb

é

50,

only

tliat,

6,

21

;

acz ^n

pÁipce

jor.';,

if

3'ou

will

only

steal

the child,

17,

24.

-Áx)b6fi,

iii.,

matter, business,

3l\

8.

A-ocím,

1

.5.

pi'es.

iiid.,

1

see,

8,

32

;

3

5.

A-ócí,

2^

4<J.

[By

loss of

^-

and

equivalence

of

-•Dc-

to

r

in sound,

these

forms are now

pronounced

nm,

cí.

and are

found

spelt

so in

Meath

aud

Uls.

MSSS.]

^e|i,

VI.,

air, sky

;

(jen.

aq\\\,

13,

ló.

i.j,

m.,

battle

;

pl.

iu rn'.MJ

ó

 

my

battles

O

 

,

21,

36

(an ex-

clatnation

of

surprise).

*\ibeif,

/.,

ocean,

vast dee}>.

19, 30.

-c\ii;e.

at bim

or it

;

t,f^\r\n

y\ó-

tAi-oit*.

/i^e,

1

would

be

too

stron;; for it,

U.

7.

<.M5e=o5,

with,

33,

17.

A.\inTÓeoin,

/.,

unwillingness

;

T)Á

A.

fin,

in

spite

of

that,

30,

10.

>áitnfip,

/.,

time

;

service,

hiring

;

gen.

in

A5 iA|if

ai-ó

.aimf

i|ie,

seeking service,

10,4.

xXin-oeoin,

/.,

unwillingness

;

•oÁ A.

fin

«ile,

in

spite

of

all

that,

29,

4.

-c\iíix>e, /'.,

height ; a\\

Aifoe, in

heigíit,

high,

12,

9.

Aif.icif

iu

1

n-<M|iicif,

gov. gen.,

towards,

to,

to

meet,

18,

29.

^if

in

Af

Aif,

back,

22,

39?

agaiu,

21, 36

(cf.

Ab<Mf

a|i

Aif

é, say it again,

Don.

)

;

a

•óul

Af

mo •o-jiuim

Af

Aif,

to

get

ou

my

back again,

26,

52;

cuif

p.

rii.

C.

Af

a

•ojiuim

.ifi

4if,

he

put

F.

ra.

C on

his

back again,

26,

.ó3.

A\z,

/.,

place

;

1

n-ó>ir,

in or

into

the

place

where

a

thing

was

or ought

to

be

;

1

n-Áic

uA lÁiiTie,

into

the

place

where

the arm

was,

16,

21

;

1

n-Áir,

instead

of,

in

place

of,

6,

23

;

7,

26

;

7,

28

;

l'.>,

31.

-AitseAf} ,

/.,

a

short cut

or

way

;

<//>/.,

13,

13.

^Mcfi'fim,

I tell

;

3

,9.

pft..

29,

4.

Alló-o

in

1 n-Allóx),

long ago,

in times past,

28,

1.

.Alcfom,

ni.,

act

of nursing

i

A5

A.

Iein5,

nursing

an

iu-

faut, 29,

4.

ALcu^ax),

m.,

thanksgiving,

thanks

;

míle

a.

t)o

I)ia,

(tOíI

be

thanked

a

thousand

times,

23,

43.

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Arrn^c.

out

;

off

;

xvp

leij

pioíin ArriAC

X)i

X)|iuin- ,

lintil

lae let Fionn

get

oíf liis

back,

26,

53.

ATÍiAr,

7n.,

a

fierce warrior

of

cannibal

habits,

a

cannibal

24,

44, 45,

6cc.

;

gpL,

ib.

[In

the

iÍS.

literature

=

a mer-

ccnary

soldier.

The

present

sense is

found

onIy

in folk-

lore.]

Aiiiiiif,

m.,

doubt

: rí'l

4.^.

*rn

b-,c

AjAm

ofc,

I have no

doubt

of

you, I

have

no

reason to

doubt

vour

state-

ment,

I

am sure

you must

be,

26,

53.

AtiACf

Ac,

diflBcult, distressing,

29,3.

-ánu'.f,

over

(from where

the

person addressed

is

over

to

the speaker)

;

f

ui-ó

.^niAfi,

*•

sit

over'

=

come

over

and

sit dovrn

with

me

wherc

I

am,

3,

11

;

ax\^a\^

^'S^V P

M^

over

(to

the

speaker

or

re-

lator) and

back '^from

the

speaker)

=

back and

for-

wards,

18,

29 ícf. Aniof

.^juf

fíof,

4,

17,

for order

of

ad-

verbs).

-An-lúcjAiti,/.,

great

joy

:

bí a.

Aif

,

he

was

overjoyed,

19.

31.

Aon.

one

:

^tt

Aon,

both,

30,

8,

and

33,

17.

-ájifuije,

/.,

act

of

telling

or

relating,

1,

1.

Af

s<^ll,

/,

armpit

;

dat.

-aiII,

26.

53.

-Arc.-f,

m., journey

:

a.

clomne,

labour

of brinsing

forth,

29,

3.

Acl<MTi,

quick

;

adv.,

28,

1.

tJACAc,

m., beggar;

voc.

2,

4,

&c.

t)ACci-oe.ic,

by-form of

bocói-o-

e<\c,

with

vowel

variety,

13,

16.

&c.

bAiLe, '//?,,

horce

;

a

teit

cóf

|t-

Ainc

&]y

An bAile,

to be

draw-

iug

towards

(making for)

home,

26,

52

;

'nA

bAile,

home

(ioT

cum An

báil-e),

33,

16

;

v^r.

bAile,

at

home.

31,

13.

t)Ainim

<^m<^c,

I

arrive

at

after

an eífort

and

succeed

in

get-

ting

;

1

s. past suhj.

50

mbAimnn

AmAC

é, 15,

21.

t)Ain5,

/,

excommunicatioB,

har.,

31,

12.

t).iifceA-ó,

?n.,

christeniag

gcn.

bAifcce,

19,

31.

b<^Ll,

m.,

s]>ot

:

'f^

mbAtt,

forthwith,

28,

2.

t)AnAif,

/.,

wedding,

nuptials,

8,

33

;

bí b.

Lac

^juf

bLiA-ónA

o\\tA,

 

there

was

a

weddin-g

for

a

day and

a

year

over

them,

9,

35.

b.Afo^,

7,1.,

a

barrow,

2, 8,

&-c.

t)Áf

Ac,

morrow

;

1

mbif

ac,

to-

morrow,

1,

2,

&c.

;

\.Á

a\\.

n-A

b.'iuvc,

on

the following

day,

3,

10

;

33,

17.

t)Áíi|i-cof,

the

top

of

the foot,

i.c. tiie

toes and

instep

buAiL

b.

A|i

,

he kicked,

he

gave a kick

to,

27,

54.

[A

formation like

cAoL--Ofuini,

the

small

of the back.]

béA-ó,

3

s.

cond.

of

ACÁim,

I

am

;

oÁ mbéA ó

An

L0CÓ5

beA.s

-sjuf

An

L0CÓ5

móp

[Ann',

even if

the

mouse

and

the

rat

were in it

(men-

tioned),

26,

50.

tDéAmuTO-inne

=

beimír)-ne,

1 pl.

fut.

of

,^cÁim,

I

am

;

b.

LeAC,

u-e

shall

not

accompany

you, 12, 10.

DeArn,/.,

 

mount,

29,5.

t)é..'.ff4M-D.

unipers.

fut.

of

x^c^Áim,

I

am

;

=

I

will

[give],

12,

10.

[In

Uls.

the

unipers.

form

is used

in

reply

to

questions of

all

persous,

a

usage

found

also in

X.

Con.]

t)e4ruit;im,

I

nourish,

I

rear

j

pft.

pn^ts..

31,

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beitir.

used

locally

=

two

things

;

two,

i.e.

two

bolts,

24,

46.

[Properly

'

two

per-

8ons,'

but

in

\V.

Uls.

all

the

pers.

numerals

are

applied

to

things

as

well

as

per-

SOHS.]

bimi-oe,

/«.,

minute

;

i

gcúií;

t)imit)e,

in

fivs minutes,

3,

12, &c.

t)iO|iÁTi

bfiollAij,

a

breast-pin

;

gen.

21,

37.

t)ioi;Án

fUAin,

pin oE

slumber,

slumber-pin,

a

magic

pin

supposed

to produce sleep,

8.

30.

iDiOrÁilce,

/.,

liquor,

drink:,

6,

23.

bocófoeAc,

mottled,

speckled

pl., 13,

15,

&c.

boJA

jeÁfii,

short bow, 22, 40.

[

Fossibly sorae

kind

of

bow

shorter

than the long-bow

formerly

used

in warfare.]

tJojA-ó,

i/i.,

act

moving

;

..^5

b.

Aníor

ip

r'or»

nioviug

up

(towards

one)

and

down

(from

one),

4,

17.

bojÁn, ?«.,

soft

miry

ground.

18,

29.

DollfAi^e,

7n.,

herald,

crier,

19,

31.

bómAince,

?«.,

a

minute ;

1

•orjií

b., in

three

minutes,

10,

4

;

1

scúij;

b.,

in

five

Hiinutes, 12, 11;

21,

36.

boc^n,

171.,

a

small bundle

;

b.

co 'cAin,

a

small

bundle

of

straw,

6,

21.

bliCAJAccA,

comp.

and

svp.

of

bjieAJ;,

fine

; bA b.

nÁ ia 0,

íiiier

than

they,

21,

36.

b;ieo,tnuj;A-6,

rn.,

act

of

regard-

iug or looking

at,

28,

1.

bji«ic,

f.,

act

of

briuging,

taking

with

one,

21,3S;

act

of bearing

;

gen.

-e,

29,

3.

biieiú,/.,

judgment,

3l'.

 :>.

bjini-óeAn,/..

a

fairy raansion;

gen.

-ne,

29,

'j

:

ds.,

29,

3;

dpí.,

28,

3.

bu.\cjilL

«iimrij'.e

[lit.

boy

of

service),

servant

bov,

6,

23.

buA X)f.eAX),

rn.,

trouble,

un-

easiuess,

33,

17.

buAinre,

(taken)

;

wou.

G.

24.

buil,/.,

form,

use

;

ah

buil,

in

vogue,

iu

use,

10,

1

; 21,

38.

[A

Xorthern

form

of

bAil

cf.

cui|t

bvjil

5An

fAt

<m*i

(Arm.)

;

ata

fós

agas

dolhi

rianih arhuil,

Carsuel.j

búi|ipe, / .,

calling

out

in

mock-

ery or

ridicule

(aji,

at),

14,

15

;

roar,

26,

50.

bunA-ó.

rn.,

people,

host

; b.

nA

bfiui-óne,

the

host

of

fehe

fairy castle,

29,

4.

C.\,

what

;

a|i

bir,

whatever,

11,

4,

crc.

;

An

Áir,

what

is

the

place,

where

(ip

eon-

struction),

12,

12.

ÓA'

(before

consonants),

cAn

(before

vowels

and

p),

neg.

=

ní,

not

; 1.

1,

iS:c.

: it

is

never

followed

by

the

future

tense,

but takes the

present

in

sense

of future,

e.g.,

ca

fui-óim,

I

won't sit,

3,

11

;

CA

cAitim,

I won't

throw,

3, 11

;

CA h^vn, V\\

not be,

7,

29

;

this

particle

aspirates b,

c,

-o,

f,

5,

m,

p,

eclipses

c,

and

leaves

f

and

often

-o

un-

changed.

[The form

cAn

is

preferred before

prep. prons#

whatever tbeir initial

be,

e.g.,

cAn

leif

é

=

leif

é.]

CAibi-oil,/.,

cliapter (ecclesias-

tical

meeting

.

31,

12.

C'Ainm

=

Ainm

(cÁ

bAinm),

what

name,

22,

41.

CAitifseAc,

m.,

a

rock,

4,

17.

CAitpi-ó

mife,

1

must,

12,

12;

CAitf

1-Ó

cú,

you

must,

14,

IX;

rel.

fvt.

in

ip

cAitfeAf,

it

is you

who

mu8*,

19,

3:>;

1 pl.

cj.itpeAmui-o,

we

most,

23,

43.

CAn<MTi4Mnr,

/.,

gpeech, kiad

of

talk, LO,

2

;

21,

33.

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ÓAji

(before

past

tense),

neg.=

tiíof,

uot

;

1. l,

&c

CÍt^V-,

m., jaw,

21,

37.

CAf

^]i,

cbance

on,

raeet

;

cAf

Ati

TÍiÁtAn»

•'if.

lit.

the

mother

chanced

on

him

=

he

raet

his

motiier, 2,

9

;

a

ca;-f-\ ó

<*ir,

vvhom

he

would

meet,

4.

13

;

CAf

feA^t

Aif

,

he

met

a

man,

4,

14;

^uf

CAf

fCAi»

0|iCA,

till

thev

met

a

man,

4, 16;

cAf

f

é i^\\,

he

mct,

7,

30.

CAfCAii

-oo

(^n),

meets,

chances

ou

;

CAf

A-ó

beifc

iíiac

Ati

f

íoj

X)ó

tuAf,

he

chaneed

on

the

two

sons

of

the

king

above,

17,

25.

CArAC,

curly,

1,

3.

Cacat),

Leath

Chuinn

form of

CAireATr.,

act

of

casting,

&^c.,

16,

21

;

in

sense

of

castinír,

tliroNráu-.

kc..,

follovved

by

Af.,

25, 49.

Cac

mAi A,

('alamity,

mischance,

22,

41.

\\uother

form

is

CAc

TTiAi

b

^Con.)]

CeAccAf ,

either

; c,

aca, either

of

them,

14,

17.

CéA onAcc,

/.,

identity

;

gcn.

31,

12.

CeAl^AX),

m.,act of

entertain-

ing

or

amusing

;

'5Á

c, [she]

being

entertained, 29,

4.

CeAluijim

also

ceAÍAim),

I

eat

;

3

5.

pft.

in

bA

beAj

a

ceAluij

fí,

she

ate

little,

28,

2.

[Lf

,

Tj'éij-

CaiIcui

a

pf

Ainn

A

ceAl,Am, after

Cailcin's

eat-

ing

his

meril,

14ií,

28

;

ní|i

ceAlAij

'pf

Ainn,

slie ate

not

her

food,

150,

10,

Dcírdre,

Z.

fúr

Celi.

Phil.

(also

Co.

Down

usage)

;

1

-ocoij

 Óúm

SAiVinA

ceAlAim

biAt),

in

the

house

of

Dunsany

I

dine,

S.

C.

cS.,

p.

66.]

CcAn^Ailce,

bound

(-oe,

from

=

to)

;

c.

-ot,

bound

to

him,

4,

17.

Céimmsim,

I

step

;

3 s.

pft.,

18,

29.

CeÓL.

-m.,

music

;

a

song; dpl

ceólcAifi,

songs,

29,

4.

C»on,

because

;

cion

juf

póf

fé,

beeause

he

married,

31,

12.

Cío;'.-f

lACAil,

f

Zíí.

comb-LOoth)

dp . in

Aji cíon-piAcLA;t)

ma

•of.omA.

on

theserrated teeth

(iooth-like

ridge;

my back,

1.

1.

Circe.'nAC,

/ .,

kitclien

;

ge7i.

14,

18

;

dat., 14.

18.

C\.Á]\

éA-oAin,

forehead

;

takes

poss.

pron.

before

latter part:

1

5clÁf

A

héA-OAin,

in her

forehead. 21,

37.

ClÁ]t

occA,

chest

;

takes poss-

pron.

before latter parfc

;

Af

c. A

hoccA,

out

of

her eliest,

21,

37.

CLiAfe, m.,

a

basket,

a

creel

c. pofCAi^,

a

bog-rreel (for

carryiug

turf),

21,

37.

CliAf.

/..

co/Z.,

elergj,

31, 12;

olcl

acc.

(or

dat.

'í^,

cléiji,

32,

14.

ClifeAf.

3

5. old

S-pret.

(

hist.

pres. )

of

clipm,

I

start

(with

fear)

;

28.

2.

CnAjAfnAC,

'/«.,

a

cracking

or

rattling

sound :

bAin

f

é

c.

Af

mullAC

An

coije,

he

caused

the

top

of

the

house

 to

give

a

sound

of

cracking,

15,

20.

CnÁitiiín,

little

bone,

1,

3.

CnÁth

luf5An,shin-bone;

dual,

24,

46.

CneAfCA,

honest,

31,

11.

CocAn,

7/i.,

straw

;

gen.

-Aiti,

6,

21.

CoTDlui^im,

a

popular

form of

co-olAim,

I

sleep;

Zpl.

pft.

anol.,

25,

49.

CoitÍToe

=

coTTifATOA,

equ&llj

long, 13,

15,

».\.c.

CoirhéAT),

m.

(keeping,

conscrva.

tion)

; watchicg;

x>o

c.

bcACA

Ajuf

bÁif

A

bAinc

-0100,

that

you

be

deprived

of

your

watching

of

(means

of

guard-

ing)

your

life

and

death,

10,

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2 and

22,

39

;

act

o:

watoh-

ing,

14,

17

aiid

14,

IS;

-oa c.,

watching

it,

25.

4S.

Coirr.é<>-OAim, I

watríb

;

'2

pi.

cond.,

14,

17.

CoiTÍilinTir,

/.,

a

race fof

rr.u-

ning),

7,

28.

Coinne,

meetinir

;

cui}i

rné

p-i

t>A'^

50.,

[

sent for

yo\\,

14,

17 ;

1

50.

lic|ie.>c,

for a

lottfcr,

30,

8.

Conie,

m.,

canldron,

25,

4-S.

Cóiit'^éAl,/.,

corner. 25,

49.

Co-.f

i-óe.^cr, /..

waílcinir;

c.

.\

coin5te..\il

tei'

,

to keep

\\\i

with

him in

walking,

23,

42.

Coip

írfi'^^i

also

1

5C01P

ífe^Al,

privatfcly,

3íJ, 7.

[l'roperly

^5

oip ípcAl

?

Tiie íinal

word is

pron.

''fsoll

in L.

C.]

Coifce,

m.,

jury

;

1

n-.>|t cu-a-ó

/>.n

cúif

cum

coifce, at

\v íi-h

the ma.ter

was

iuvescigated,

31,

12.

Com,

as,

so

;

 ÓÁ

tJAif»

cotri lúc-

th<jf

Ve,

tvv'ice as

quick

aá,

23,

42.

Corr.Aip,

/.,

presence

;

x)á

t^c',

(lit.

to

their

presence),

near

them,

24,

44;

fó^

n-A

c,

to

her,

to

 Nvhere

she was,

28,

2.

Corr.Aif

Le,

/.,

oounsel,

de?íign

;

Ax^

néí^TiAm coiiiOkifl,e,

form-

ing

a

design,

6,

23

;

advice,

30,

8.

CorriAf.fnAC,

Tn.,

neighbour

pl., .33,

17.

[/ .

in

Arm.,

fjen.

f\A

COTTlAf

fn.61

je.j

CotTi^jtcá,

?/<., token,

30,

7.

Ccnifíc,

m.,

combat,

26, 50;

gcn.

-4ic,

ib.

ConnfujA-ó,

77Í.,

act

of

obser-

ving or

noticing,

act

of

 

niissing

'

a

thing

that one

formerly

possessed, «Síc.

;

s^n

c.,

*'

without

observatiou

without

its being

noti':cd

that

it

was

not herstlf,

29.

3.

Connfuitini,

i

od;^

,.%

c,

1

-.•.j.,.:.

t-

-,

connfui^

»'1

buir

í^aL

 60

•oír

41

íi,

he noí,ic ^d

the

í-ottle

being missing

froni

hirii,

he

missed his boTtle, 8.

32.

Conrpói-o,

/,

di-]>íite, < rmsc,

.32,

16.

Concit)Ai| r,

/.,

risk,

doubt

3in

c.,v.ithout

doubt,

32.

14.

Coti,

m.,

condition

;

.mi con

.\p

bir,

iit.

on

auy

condition

at

all,

12,

10.

CO'-.Ai-óe«''cc,

/.,

ac-t

of

wrest-

iing,

19,

31.

C

f.pAi-óe.

rcmarkable

as to

body, big-bo'lied, 2i,

37.

Copc.s

tired, weary,

fatiíivKd,

8,

30.

Cof,

/,

fout.

leg:

t

scoif,

gov.

.7t/?., be.side,

28,

1.

Cof..\niLAcc,

/.,

lifce. sort

of

person ;

 OÁ

oLc-f

^n

c.

eifeAn

if

n-.cAf^

*-.-.i

c. r

:fo.,

however

bad a

sort

hfí

was

vou

are a

worfe

sort, 22 41.

Ci

AitceAc,

j.iou-í,

devout.

2S,

1.

Cf

AJ-.n,

7«.,

m:;-c

;

npl.^

13,

15.

Cf.Atinr<-,

IxjUcd,

23,

44;

2-5,

48.

[Cf.

ctiiii

cf

AHP

of.

»\n

x Of

uf,

he

boltcd

the

door.l

Cfe<\5Án,

m.,

liard

rojky

gronnd,

18,

29.

C|teixjt>fc.\iL,/.,

act

of

bclieviag,

30,

9.

Cf.íne,/.,

state

of

beiug with-

ered,

1,

1.

Cfíocnui.í^ce, fini.shed,

3,

12.

CfocrA.

hanging,

feuspendcd,

23,

43.

[Synonym:

<vf

cfi.CAX»

(Muns.)]

CfÓTXi

valiant

;

*

t/ufócAn,

his

valiant host, 29.

5.

CfOiTie,

í/í

.

lieart

;

courage

;

tnAf

nAC nibe.\-ó

-oe

c.

A5

m^cAib

fif

feAf

Atnn,

where

a

lantlowners

sons would

not

have

the

courage,

14.

15.

€jiu&T)-f

.-.f,

strait,

dl{iiculty,

4,

13

;

27,

54.

Cf

uimfc./.,

stato

of

beir.tí

bent,

1,

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CtiupA-ó,

m.,

act

of

witlidraw-

img

hastily

;

gen.

c|iuipte

in

Aj

•oéónAtTi

c|iuipte,

with-

drawing in

all

haste,

taking

to

our

heels

with

ali

speed,

18,

27.

CiiutuJA-ó,

m.,

proof,

testi-

niouy, 31, 10

;

act

of

prov-

ing,

31,

12.

CtAutuijim,

I

prove

;

^ires.

pass.,

32,

15

;

3

s.

pres.

ind.,

33,

16.

CuAille,

7)1.,

pole

;

An

c.

cotfi-

|iAic,

the

pole

of

combat,

whieh

was

without

the

house

of

a

giant,

eVc,

and

a

blow

on

which

was the

signal

for

íigjit.

23,

50.

Cu.vitcuijiTTi,

I go

round,

I

tjaverse

;

3

pl.

pft.,

29,

5.

CubAife

cubAf,

conscience

;

oAji

mo

c..

 upon

my

con-

science,

I

assure

you,

12,

10-

Cuit),

/.,

a meal,

12,

10;

25,

47.

Cui-oeAccA./.,

company,

society,

22, 41

;

23,

42

; assembly,

32,

ió.

Cin-oijim

le,

I

share

aaother's

meal with

him

;

cufoij

iiom,

share

my

meal

with

me,

8.

11

;

I

help

;

nAC

j^cui-oeocAi-o

mé leAc,

that

I

won't

lielp

^--ou

in,

4,

13.

CuToiuJAX), m., act

of

helping

followed by

le) ; •óo

c.

leAc,

to

help you,

27,

54.

Cuilij,/.,

a

cellar;

dpl.

cuilij-

eAnnAio,

6,

23.

Cúilín,

little

remnant

(?),

1,

3,

&c.

[From

cúl, back?=

**

what

is

lef

t

back

or

be-

hind

?

 ]

CuimmjeAf,

3 s.

old

S-pret.

(

hist. pres.^')

of

cuimni^Mn,

I remember

;

c.

An outne,

 

Le

remembered

 

(lit.

the

person

remembered)

the noun

being

used

for

clearness

and

to

avoid

repetition

of

la-o^,

28,

2.

Cuijiim A|i,

u'ith ob).,

I

win

against

or from

;

cuif

An

cAilteAc cluice

Aip,

the

hag

wou

a

garae

from

(over)

him,

21,

39.

CulAit

imeAptA,

(lit.

snit

of

playing),

pack of

cards,

21,

38.

CumA./..

appearance

;

nAC jiAiti

c.

Ciu'ofCAi-oe

of

tA,

who

had

not the look

of

a

Christian,

6.

22.

Cum-oAc,

/72.,

act

of keeping,

4.

CutAc,

m.,

rage

;

gen.

in

-óÁ

tAfb

cutAij,

two

raging

bulls,

18,

29.

 OAxtAm,

anything,

31,

10

;

also

•OA-DA1-Ó,

3, 13,

&c.

DAinjeAn,

íírm,

13,

14.

[Pro-

nouBced

-oAigeAn

in

Leath

Chuiun.]

 OAtTi,

to

me

;

aj

fÁjÁiL

An

t)Aile

xtATTi,

when

I

was

leaving home,

21,

38.

X)AotiAim,

I

condemn

;

2

pl.

imptv.,

31,

12.

T)A|inA

=

-OAf

A,

second, 11,

5.

 DeAltfiAT),

m.f

appearance,

look,

20,

34.

•OeAjibA-ó,

m.,

proof,

31,

y2.

 ÚeAiicAim,

I

look

(Af,

at); 3 *,

2^t.,

4,

14.

 OeAncAin,

/.,

act

of

lookii>í; ;

A5 T).

fUAf

-oó,

as

he was

looking

upward-s,

28,

1.

[Also

•oeAfCAinc,

Om.]

•OeAf^Aim

Af,

(lit.

I

redden

on),

I

imbrue in;

50

rraeAfj-

f

Ainn

mo

tÁm

of

Aib,

until

I

would

irabrue

my hands

(lit.

liand) lu

vour

blood,

24, 45,

46.

*OeAf

nA.

3

s.

pft.

dep.

of

 o»-

Sním,

I

do,

1 make

;

30,

7.

•OeAfnfA-o,

3

pl.

S-pret.

dep.

of

t30-5ním,

I do

or

make

;

a

n-ocAfnf

AT)

SCAf

f

-

céiti-t)e

Ann,

in

which

they

made a

short visit,

 

they

shortly

visited,

29,

5.

[TM« au-

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tique

sjnthetic

form

has

been

retained

verv

much

iu

Uls.,

especiallj iu folklore.

It

is,

however,

more

usualij

found in the

forms

ce^p'f^'^'

reA|i'feA-o

-which

are those

used

in conversation.]

'OeitteAX),

m.,

end

;

the last,

19,

31

;

A

TTO.,

the last

of

them

;

t)i

A

riT). mA|i5

-Aije,

he had

killed

the last of

them,

25,

47.

T>ei|ieArinAC,

adj.,

last,

25, 47.

 DíoJAtcAr,

r/2.,

vengeance;

gen.

in

tiún

•DícJAlc.Mr,

a

determi-

nation for revenge.

21,

37.

 DíojbÁil,

/.,

want

;

-óo

-ó.,

wanting,

required

;

-00

-ó.

o]iTn,

vvanting

to

me

;

rtí

j^aií)

buACAillí

-oo

x).

Ojim

corn

mó|i

if

fiAX)

inx)iu,

I

was

never

so

much

in w ant

of

servant-

bo^-s

as

I

am

ío-day,

2,

4.

 DirieAC,

straight,

direct

;

aj

ceo.cc

fAn

n^ieAnn jac

11-oíneAc.

comlng

straight

along

the vallev, 28. 1.

T)ic,

/.,

-want

;

óo -óíc

Aif

wanting

'missing)

from

him,

S,

32;

ACÁ

-óo -óíc,

that

you

want,

14,

17.

T)r.;lAC,

m.,

fellow,

lad,

10,

2.

T)'>,

to

; used

to

mark

the

agent

in

thc

abs. construc-

tion,

as

in A5

pÁjÁil An

t)Aile

•oATh,

when

I

was

leaving

home,

21,

38.

Oo

(pron.

'o}

=

-oo,

to,

1,

1,

&C.

Do-beif

im

Af

,

I

make..

compel

.soitsé

CU5

ofc,

what

made

vou,

22,

41

;

^oi-oé

cu^

of

c-

fA,

what

made

ijou,

24,

45,

&c.

Oo-jeibim,

I

get

;

I

succeed

in,

I

can, I

am

able

;

5,0 t)f

Áj-

-Ainn-re

éif

te.

till I

could

get

up,

15, 21

;

ni

bpui^e

mé ar

pÁtfce

50iT>»

1

shall

not be

able

to

steal

(suc-^eod

in

stealiag)

ti>e

child,

17.

23.

 DojiiAinj,

/.,

pains,

anguish

;

te

•DOnAf

Ajuf

le

x).

oaoi,

yes,

through ill-luck

and

a

dunce's

pains,

6,

24,

&;c.

 Dói^.

/.,

wav

;

A|i -0015

A?

bic,

at

anv

rate,

anvwav,

2,

7.

''^Q^S»

/•'

supposition

;

-oAtt

nxDÓij,

surelv,

32,

15

and

33,

16 (v.ith

indirect construc-

tion

in each

casej.

•D01I15,

ditiicult,

15,

18.

 DonA,

/.,

misiortune, ill-luck,

22,

41.

 DonAf

, m.,

misfortune,

ill-luck;

mo

 ó.

if

mo

•óocAijine

ofm,

may 1

suífer

my

misfortune

and my

evil,

1,

2,

&c.

Dori'jf

, m.,

door

;

-o.

cof

A15,

front-door,

23,

44

;

-o.

c-úil,

back-door,

23,

44

and

33,

17;

gpl., ib.;

oof.uf

nA

fpÁi-oe,

street-door,

front-door,

33,

17.

 DocAifne,

/., mischief, evil,

1,

2,

v.^-c.

'D|tAOi-oeAcc,

/.

,

druidism,

rcagic

;

gen.

-a,

10,

2

and

22,

39.

•Dre.'.pAifeAcc,

/.,

climblng,

11,

9.

 Opui-oim,

I

move

;

T)tiuiT> ati

ceo

ifceAc

Afi

Aif,

the

mist

moved

in again.,

21,

36.

*0f

uim,

m.,

back,

23,

43

;

henoe

renunciation

;

r/cn.

-or.omA

in fAOi

nA

5eArAi5

•ofoniA

•of

AOi-óeAccA,

under

the

bonds of

druidical

renuncia-

tion, i.e.

under

bonds

of

druidism

which

would

rom-

pel him

to

renounce

former

asso<-iations,

10,

2

;

22,

39.

 DutAc,

sad.

sorrowful,

l9,

4

;

irA,

about),

30,

8.

•OufifiAT)Án,

7/i,,

black

snot,

27,

54.

 DuiTine,

/.

(?),

certainty,

surcty

(?)

;

if

T)uinne,

for

siire,

certainly,

indee<l.

2,

5:

2,

9.

[Perhap.s

an ah^tract

noun in -e

fro:n

tlte

adj.

T)onn

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fo'ind

ia

tlie

Muns. (Bere-

Iiaven;

-oíiieo^c

-Donn,

just

tiien.]

X)v.\zce,

/.,

countrj,

district,

5.

IS,

ctc.

 Oul,

m.,

act

of

going

;

a

-óut

A]\ mo

Tjruim

^n

ai?\

to

get

on

mj

baek

again,

26,

52.

e.

pAi-ó,

coll.

used as

pl.,

sieeds,

coursers

;

 with

pl.

cidj.,

e.

Áille,

29,

5.

eí.-oAn

(pron.

ex>A|i)

=

i-oi|i,

bet-

ween,

11,

7

;

25,

49.

e.^:ibliuice,

/.,

broth,

25,

49

{dat.)

;

in

gen.,

25.

49.

[Pron.

in

Ulster TEathlin)

RArruiti'e

showing

elisiou

and

ineiathesis.

It is

substi-

tuied

here

for

the

Anglieism

broc

which

is more

usual

in

all

Llsier,

even in Rathlin.

e..\]^3;*iTin,

gpl.

of

e,>.pcú,

f.,

an

eel

;

13,

15.

eibeó^i,

indec,

 

wonder,

19,

29.

etlceoj,

/.,

flying

;

dat. in

a|í

eilceoi^,

flying,

4,

14;

lonx;

Av.

eilceoi.c,

iiviug ship

(lii.

a

siiip

iiying},

1,

2.

[Ex-

plained

as

for

eiclsoj, eic-

e..\lLÓ5,

from

e-.ceAll,

flying,

but

perhaps

from

eiceoj,

^^iii;^-

(ah

eiceoij,

fljing)

through

insertion

of

l,

cf.

oólc-Ain

(Arm.)

=

-oócAin,

oócjiin.]

éif

in

1

n-éif, after,

27,

55;

29,

3.

éifce^óc,

/.,

act

of

listening

(le.

to).

5,

19.

éifcim,

I

listen

(le,

to)

;

1

pL

fut.

éifcfeAtn,

33, 16.

eiceAllAc,

/.,

flying

;

gen.

-Aije

;

Af

e^NCf

A1-Ó

óville

eiceAllAije,

 on

beautiful

winged

coursers,

29,

5.

eiceo55,

/..

wing

;

dat.

in

^f

eiceoi.s.

flying,

18,

29; 23,

42.

eicre,

/.,

furrow

between

riilges,

26,

51.

eóluf,

m., guidance

;

•óéAn^

fá^mn

eóluf

X)uic,

I

would

guide

you,

11,

5.

p.^,

about

;

f^

bfuAC

nAÍiAftnA^

about the

river

bank,

28,

1

;

f

A

DÁ bLiA-DAin

ó fo'Ti,

about

two

years

ago

(before),

31,

10;

fÁn

bAile,

at

home,

31,

13

;

f

Án

f;:.é<\l

fin,

 

for

saying so,''

32,

15.

^Ta-o.

m.

longth

;

a

f

a-o

le,

as

far

as, to,

16,

22,

«S:c.

;

pl.

in

A

feACC

í>f

.M-o

f

ém,

her

own

seven

lengths.

14,

15.

).\\icim

[?.,Ti

old

form)

=

feiC m,

1

s.

imptv.,

let

me

sec,

12,

11.

jTAai,/.,

opportunity

(^ti,

to%

12,

12.

 poilutje,/,.

delav

;

óeArnA

f.

fA,

Le

(Íid not

delav

about,

30,

7.

[Thc

sense

here

is

thot of

L.

C.]

pAifim,

I

wake,

hold

a

v,ake

;

pft.

pass.,

29,

3.

^ALcAn^^f,

in., enmity, spleen,

a

grudge,

a

spite

;

gj^^-

i^

 '

Am

.;éi5inn

Am

fALcAnAf,

a

tirae

of peril

is

not the time

for repaying

grudges

(or

venting

spites),

17,

24.

pAnócíii-rb,

vnipers.

fut.,

a pop-

ular form

used instead of

f

Anf

Aix)

from fAUAim, I

re-

main

;

f

AnócAi^ó

=

f

An-

f

AT),

f

Anf

Aix)

mé,

23,

43

;

so

also

fAnócAmuix)

=

f-^>nfA-

m.\ix),

1 pl.

fut.,

23, 43.

pAoiLeAnn,

/.,

sea-gull

;

gp^-,

13,

15.

pAfA-p,

m.,

roost;

f.

ceAfc,

a

heu-roost,

2,

4,

&c.

péACAiLc

=

fé.^cÁiL,

/.,

(used

instead

of

the usual

fé\c-

Ainc),

act

of seeing

or

try-

incr;

Xí'f.,

to see or try,

23,

43 :

póACAim,

(I see)

;

I

try

;

3

ív

^vhj.,

7,

28.

pcAX).

goi'».

gen.,

during,

30, G.

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peá-DAlAc,

/.,

whistling

;

tbe

dat.

Í3 o'nlv

used

v/iien

the

coTístruction

is

verbal

(aj

veívt).-tAi5),

hence

le

pe*.\-o-

AÍAC,

13,

15.

peAji

pe^rAi r.r ,

a

landowner

;

ge7i., 14,

15.

peic

(alío

t:&\c

and

aic),

3

s.

and ur.Apers.

ind. pres.

dep.

of

A-orím,

I

see

;

'f

n^^c

5ceic

rií,

don't

vou

see,

1,

2.

]?eice<Áil,

/.

=

feicfiii,

act of

seeing

;

le

f

.

acó,

to

he

seen

by

them

=

that

they

coald

see,

visible

to

them, 21,

36.

pAC,

m., debt

;

dpl. in

-o&^

tT0Ói5nAc;^Cui-pfe,?.-f4x»'fi.ic-

Ait>

tiif

ci,

surely you would

not

compel

her,

32,

15.

piAf.-fúileAC, squint-eyed,

32,

14.

•pí-oeoj,

f.,

a

fiutc

;

a

reed

flute,

ib,

9.

piUeAf,

3

s.

old S-pret.

(*'

hist.

pres. )

of

fillim,

I

return

f.

mÁife,

Mary returned,

33,

17.

•ptonr.AolAT),

m.,

a-t

of

whiten-

ing with lime, whitewasbing.

24,45.

piornf

A-ó,

m., hair,

21,

37.

píof

-tlin-re,

very

firmaments,

upper

regions

of

the air,

13,

15.

píotiviifge,

spring

water,

26,

51.

piof,

m.,

knowledge

;

-oéAn

fiof

oAm,

find

out

for me,

16,

21

;

-óéAnf

^inn

fiop

t>ui-.

fe,

I

would

find out

for

vou,

11,

6

;

f

íib

fiof

aj

An

rf

A^Afc

fin

uime,

that

priest

did

not

know

anvthing

of

(about)

it,

31, 1>J

;

cui^i

^n

r-eAfboj;

fiof

OftA

uile,

the

bishop

sent

for thera

all,

31,

12.

ptOf.Mm,

I

knov,' ;

3

s.

pres.

suhj.,

32,

14.

piopj-.ui^im,

1

incuire,

I

ask

;

2

s.

imptv.,

27.

54.

piú,

worth while

;

CAn

f

-ouic,

it ií

not

v.orth

Tour

while,

3,

11.

pocmAi-D,

/.,

act

of ridir-uUng,.

deriding

(a|i

,

at),

14,

15.

pój-.u^ni,

m.,

act of

serving,

30,

6.

polpAncA

f

AlpAtirA,

an

expre^-

sion

of

Xorse

origin

;

50

p.

f.

=

cleaving

the

waves

wit:i

the

sound

of

splashing

(as

now

understood^

13,

15,

&c.

poi-ró-ó,

m., act

of

hiring,

ser-

vice

;

Af

f

.,

in service,

hired,

30,

6.

pofr-Jijim,

I hire

;

3

s.

pft.,.

12,

11.

puAf

Af,

j?/í.^a55.

of

T)o-5eit)im,

I get

;

f.

f

éi-ó,

were

go:

readv,

7,

29.

if^ú'bi^

=

fúcA,

under them

;

6,

22.

puijreA-ó

('pron.

fu:ciu-6),

3

s.

cond.

of

fÁTAim,

I

leave

;

5,

18.

puif.e<^c, ra.,

act of remainicg

;

f.

ACA

fém,

to

remain

with

themselves,

29,

6.

5'..

intcrrog.

adj'.

(vo

change

in cons.

and

b

before

f

owreJ.?),

what

;

hAinm,

what

name,

4,

14,

&c.

5Á.

ivtcrrog.pron., ecl., where,

5,

31, ;kc.

5.',

inierrog. prov., wLat

;

te n-A

At;Ai-ó,

v/hat for,

for

what purpose,

6.

23.

5AX)Ai-6e.\cc,/..

chieving, 12. 10.

gAi-e,

m.,

a fop,

a

coxcomb

dpl., 14.

15.

5Áif

e, 7«.,

liughter;

reA|ín

. . .

Aon

tÁif

e,

did

not laugh

at

ail,

26,'

52.

jAopÁn,

7í<.,

nostril,

6,

22,

&c.

5^'fM.\iT».

/.,

boy8;

gen.

-e,

17.

28.

[Used as

pl. of

5-T r]

gAfCA,

quick

;

5.

50

leof

quickly

enough,

quite

quickly,

7,

29.

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^AC,

m.,

a

spike:

pl.

in

^At-

ATinA

TiiTTie,

poisoned

spikes,

8,

33

;

9,

34.

•5;eAU, w.,

pledge;

love

{Ap,

 

for) ;

tií'l

mife

i

ns.

^t^

a

T)ol,

I

do

not

wish

to

go,

33,

16.

,

.

,

t:éAnAi-ó

=

oo-5éAnAi'ó

me,

 ^

I

will

make, 1,

2,

&c.

s;eAnA-ó

=

-oo-5éAnA-ó,

3 s.

cond.

*

indep.

of

-oo-jním,

I

do,

I

ir ake

;

5,

18,

»S:c.

^eApiipiAT),

m., a

hare

;

_pí.

-AnnA,

4,

16.

jeAMt^-rséAlAC,

of

short

notice

cr

warning

;

pil.

in

a

leitéi-o

•oe

f

jéAlAit)

jeAjiti-fjéAlACA,

such

short

notice,

14,

16.

^eAf,/.,

injunction,

tabu,

pro-

 ^

bibition;

dpl.,

10, 2;

27,

54;

wj??.

in

An

bpuiL

-oo

jeAfA

Díor,

if

you

are freed

from

your

tabus,

27,

54.

jeibeAnn,

?n.,

peril,

danger,

 

strait

;

gen.

-mn,

17,

24.

5óal,eA-ó,

7n.,

act

of

yielding,

giving

ví-ay

to

;

S^n

5.

-oó

fin,

without

yielding

to

that,

undiscouraged

by

that,

1,

2.

5Í0ÍÍAC,

?«.,

loud

mirth,

noise

of

merriment,

33,

16.

[S'Ofc

in

original.]

510CA. m.,

a

piece,

a

bit

(-oe,

of),

13,

14.

^luAifim,

I

set

out,

I

start

pres.

pass.

in

stuAifceAti

leó, they

set

out

(Ht.

it

is

set

out

by

thera),

29,

4.

jnAite,/.,

business,

12,

11.

jnÁf,

m.,

custom,

habit

;

mAf

jnÁf

leif

(for

mAf

'a

j^nÁp

teif,

mAM

bA

jriÁr

teif;,

as

was

his

custom,

28,

1.

 ^nótui^im,

I

gain,

I

win

;

l

s.

^

pft.

anal.,

12,

10.

joile,

m.

and

/,

stomach

;

buAit

ifreAC

1

mbéAt

a

joile

u^r'tí

é,

shove

it

into

the

pit

of

her

storaach,

27,

54.

roiiiim,

I

call

a

thing

by

a

name,

I

name

(followed

by

oe'

:

 OÁ

njoitteAnn

fiAt),

^N-bich

they

call,

28,

1

;

t)Á

nsoiftí

SeAn

Seoit;e.

who

was

iused

to be)

called

John

Joyce,

29,

3;

so 31,

11.

^onm,

(blue);

deep

green;

^t^

féAti

SotiiTi,

14,

15.

50

f

eA-ó,

yet.

as

yet, 32,

14

;

32,

15.

[O.

Ir.

cosse,

hither-

to.]

5tt<Í5-^r ^^'

/•'

^^*

®^

shouting

in

a

craving

manner

;

dat.,

6,

24.

5f

' TieAtt,

m.,

gravel,

28,

2.

gt^o'OAim,

trans.,

I

rot

;

[mAt^]

nAc

njfo-of

Ax>

uif^e

í,

where

water

would

not

rot

her

(the

ship),

14,

15.

5uf,

a

íorm

of

50,

to,

used

be-

fore

the

art.

and

some

other

words

:

juf

m-oiú,

until

to-

day,

28,

1.

5ut,

m.,

voice;

dpl.

jotAit),

13,15.

1,

loc.

rcl.,

in

which,

to

whicb,

whither,

12,

12.

lAtiiiAi-ó,

/.,

act

of

trying,

 

striving ;

aj

1.

comjbeÁit

fuAf

leif,

 

striving

 

to

keep

up

with

him,

23,

42.

'lAft^Ai-Ó

=

-OO lAft^AI-Ó ;

Att

blt

CUAtlAfCAl

A

beAf

[ oo]

lAtit^Ai-c»,

whatever

wages

you

will

be

asking

(will

ask),

11,

4,

&c.

imitice,

/.,

flitting;

eAtit<*-o

1.,

traveíliug

apparel,

33,

17-

Imtie^fÁn,

7/1.,

dispute,

32,

14.

imteAcr,

7n.,

adventures

gen.

-A.

28,

3.

InxMÚ,

to-day

;

ati

m-oiú,

thií

dav

;

bliAt)Atii

if

An

m-oiú.

thís

day

twelvemonths

(in

the

past),

to-day

a

year

ago

;

•óÁ btiA-ÓAin

if

An

m-oiú,

this

day

two

years

(in

the

past),

14,

17.

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lnn (secondarj

form

of

r' '^»

we),

us,

we

(with

if

and

passive

verb

;

niuttibpej^H

uili^

inn,

we'll

all

be

kiiled,

9,

34.

Inneoin,/.,

an

anvil,

4,

17.

Innme,

wealth,

hence

ability

;

1

n-innTÍie,

able

to,

15,

18,

c^c.

1nnfe

=

innrin,y.,act of

tellini.' ;

lé A

1.,

in order

to

teil,

12,

12.

íoccA|i, ni., lower

part

=

north

(oí a

countrj',

&c.),

18,

l^.

1omAi|ie,

m.,

a

ridge

;

n<voi

n-i.,

nine

ridges,

8,

32

;

26,

51

;

popular use

of

sing.

with

pl.

nunierals.

1omc|iócA-ó,

3

s.

concl.

(of

pop-

ular form)

of

lomcjiAim,

I

carry ;

11,

8.

lom-ÓA,

many

;

ir

lom-ÓA

-{-

nom.

=

many

a,

29,

5.

lomtiÁ-ó, m.,

meution,

talk

(aji,

about)

;

gen.i

31,

10.

tonAT)

(now

lon^-o),

m.,

a

plaee

'nA

hi.,

instead

of

her,

29,

3.

lonnfi^Mce

=

ionr|i<Mc,

just,

right,

fair,

12,

10.

lonnf

Atje,

m.,

approach

;

o'ior.nfAije,

to,

towards,

6,

22,

&c.

{gov.

gen.,

;

-ó'ionn-

fAi^e

A|i,

to,

towards,

12, 12;

ó'i. Ai|i,

to

hira, 10.

2

;

act

of

approa^hing,

13,

15.

íof

Ait),

ttnij^ers.

fut.

of

icim,

I

eat, 24,

44.

íofAmuir,

1

pl-

cond. of

itim,

I

eat ; 25,

47.

10f5A-o,

/.,

hara,

the

hollow

at

tiie

back of the knee

;

gen.

iof5Ai-oe,

19,

31

;

gpl.,

21,

37.

1f,

cop.,

it

is ; used

also

as

future

;

if

beAj;

An

niAit

tú,

you will

be

little good

(of

little

use),

22,

39.

Ifcoij

=

ifnt;,

in

;

up,

spent

(of time),

19,

31.

lúl

in

A|i

An

lúl,

together

(of

people

being

together or

of

joining

things

together)

;

i

t)VAX)

A

feeit

Ajt An

lúl leAC,

to be

long

together

with

yoii

(in vour corapany\

3,

11.

[Used much in

the

nortli-

east part

of

Ireland

(Mon.,

Omeath,

T^'rone

and

Eaíh-

lin.)]

lA-oAti,

m.,

a ladle, large

spoon,

25,

49.

tA5;-tiAX)A|icAc,

dim-sighted,

32,

tAite,

an

older form

of

ti,

w.,

a

day

;

An

lAite

if

meAfA

Aguf

if

mítfeotiAije,

on

the

wor>t

and

weakest

(or

most

shiftless)

day,

10.

2

;

22,

39.

tÁrii,

/..

hand ; dat.

lÁirii

;

a

n^lACf

A-ó

f

ib

Af

lÁim,

which

you would undertake,

14,

17

;

iÁiiri

le,

near,

29,

3.

tÁTTiAc,

m.,

act of firing

cr

shooting

(le,

at\

5,

20.

LÁriiACAim,

I

fire

or

shoot

(le,

afc);

3

s.pft.,

8,

31.

tAp.AT?Án,

m.,

a

cetaeean,

a

whale; pl.,

13,

15.

ÍAfCAlAim,

I

lade;

3

s. past

suhj.,

19,

32. [From í-Afc

(lAfc

luin]se),

freight,

cargo.]

lÁtAip.

/.,

presen'-e

;

reAcc

i l.

at;,

to

come

and

be

present

at,

 

to

ap})ear

before

him

at,

31.

12

;

1

l.

An

-oÁ

f

aj-

A|ic,

before the two

priests,

33,

16.

Le,

with

;

cuiji

fin

ociiieA-ó

leó

leif

An

fsÓAl,

that

put an

end

to

them with

(in)

the

story,

27,

ó'i

;

le

fin

(U.

and

Meath)

=

leif

fin,

there-

\x\)on,

at

that,

28,

2

;

by

(before

agent

ot

passive)

;

leif

nA

fí-óeosjAií), 32,

15.

teA

5;

A-ó,

m

,

act of

being

knocked

down

or

falling,

12,

9.

teAnn-oub

=

Lionn-out),

m..

mel-

anchóly

;

gen.

--ouit),

29,

4.

leAtA-o,

m.,

breadth,

11,

5.

leAt

teAÍAi^,

lialf-wav

(lit

half

of the

way),

7,

30.

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leAc-t.\iTi,

/.,

éne hand

(of

the

pair;

;

d'tt.

in

i

 -a

le<jt-l.\itTi,

in

one

ot

his two hands,

19,

30.

1^15151-0

(popular

form)

=

lei5-

t-ó,

2 pl.

iniptv.

of

leigim.

I

let;

lei^iji-O

Trnre

léiti,

let

me

go

%vith

her,

7,

2S.

téimneAc,

/.,

act óf

leaping

;

(}en..

in

A5 5;e<\|i|u\x)

léimmje,

leapinLr.

jiiiTiping,

19,

31.

teir./.,

thigh

;

duaL

23,

43.

leir-ceAt),

aalf-hundred,

fifty,

25,

49

;

leAÚ,

half, is used in

alluding

to

the other

half-

hundred.

t'ój.r,

indeed,

27,

54.

isonAX),

>;?.,

a:-t

of

being

spraiiied

or

hurt.

12,

9.

linn,/.,

tin^.e,

a

period

of

time

d;;ring

v.hioh

another event

is

in

progress ;

le

linn

a

rmnif, during

her

illness,

wliilst

her illuess

lasted,

30,

6.

I0CÓ5,/.,

iTiOUte

or

rat:

1-

te.Aj,

mouse,

26,

50;

L.

tíió|i,

rat,

ih.

tonj

Aji

eil.ceoi^,

fiving

ship,

air-ship

;

qen.,

3,

10;

dat.,

1,

1.

Lncc,

m.,

bodv,

band,

21,

35.

Lui^e,

m.. act

of Ijing

;

-^5;

LtiiSe,

goiag

to or

about

to

lie

(on

tht^.

ground).

5, 19

;

act

of sitting (on a nest

or

egg)

;

''TiA

l.

uii.tt,

sittiug

on

it

;

to

hatch

it;,

12,

10.

Liiin^eA]^

m.,

(a

fleet)

:

2^^-

-'f

=:ships

in.r-ní

Luin^ip,

three

ships,

19,

32.

[Lirn^eAf,

an

old

coUective, is nov/

popu-

larljused (like l^octu\-ó,

eAc-

•pAi),

éAnlAir)

as

a

plur..

and

even

the plur. form

Itjin^if

Í3

used

=

ships.]

bwpAT^Án,

m., a

porpoise

;

pl.,

13.

15.

LutjAitieAC,

glad, joyful

; adv.,.

30,

7.

lútmAi|AeAcr,

/.,

nimbleness,

agiiity,

22,

40.

niAC

aLIa,

echo

;

<Jn

m.

a.

•oá

t)UALAT),

the

echo

resound-

ing,

IS,

28.

tTiAcÁncA,

decent,

respectable,

31,

11.

mAixje,

m.,

a

bolt,

a

wooden

bolí

;

cuin

m.

íy^

aw

-ooiiuf,

he

bolted

the

door

with

one

bolt,

24.

46

;

cuif

^n

r-ATÍiAf

mó|i

•ÓÁ

ni.

A\\ An

-Doituf.

the

big

(chief)

cannibal

bolted

the door

with

two

bolts,

24,

46

;

so

also

rp í

mAitje,

ih.

[Cf.

the similar

use

of

c|tAnn,

á.v.

cfAnnc^.j

móix)e

fÁii-A, a

rowing-stick,

an

oar,

13,

15.

tTlAif^,

/.,

woe

;

jAn

tiiAinT:;,

 

without murmuring.''

33,

17.

triAittim,

I

live

; I last ;

3

s.

pft.,

19,

31.

tTI<\oiX)im,

I

proelaira

:

x):; ttiaoix)

An

cLi.'.t»

uiLe 1 jcionn

^Áipe,

the clergy

all

burst into

la.ughter,

32,

16.

mA|i,

as;

mA|i nAc,

where

not,

14,

i5

;

mAtt

5eAX),

like,

18,

29;

mAti

bcAX)

jAfún

-óÁ

T)LuAX)Ain x)éA5 Ann,

like

a

bov

oi

twelve

years,

26,

51.

inAjib

vÁin.deadnessof wander-

ing

=

constant

wandering,

22, 4

1

;

other

exaraples

show

that

mAtiO,

s.ni.,

exists

mAtib

pÁin

ofir,

may you

always

be

horaele?s,

is

a

stronger

iform

of

fÁn

ottr,

mav

you

be

a

homeless

wanderer.

mAncfLuA^,

í.'j.,

cavalcade

;

tjen.,

-Ai^;,

2S,

1.

mAj.5AT>,

?//.,

bargain,

12,

10.

mAfr,

m.,

a

beef,

a

fattened

cov,', 25. 4á.

mÁtAttA,

gen. (U.

and N.

C.)

of

mÁtA>]i,

/ .,

mother

;

2S, 2.

tneAX)Aitt,

m.,

mirth,

29. 4

;

33,

16.

[Prond. rather

fully

in

UIs. as

me^utp

(5

broad

aa

if

initial).]

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meA-OAti,

m., a

milk-pail, a

pail,

17,

25.

meA-óón t^e, mid-day,

dinner-

time,

1,

3,

&c.

;

dinner

;

tiinne riA-o

a

m. l.,

thej

ate

their

dinner,

3,

12.

meA-ó|iÁn,

7)1.,

megrim,

vertigo,

15,

20.

fnéiT),/'.,

size

;  oe

 oo

Théit)

oe

Aon iriéiT),

of

vour

size or

of any size,

26,

52.

mionnxi,

VI.,

oath

;

cum

a

tri.,

on

'to)

hÍ3

oath,

31,

12.

mionntiijim,

I

swear

;

3

s.

pft.,

31,

12.

mifoe, the

 worse

;

aw

m.

•OAm,

Í5

it any

hann for

me,

10,

á.

:r iY5'^ ^-c,

uglv,

unhandsome,

21,

37.

lÍV'rsiAmAC

(the

initial

Tras

as-

pirated).

roughlv,

fiercely

(?),

Í8,

28.

[Probal.ly

a

had cor-

ruption

(hy

aL^simLlation to

the

Ir.

word

mif5;iAiT .ic;

of

sorae

O.

X.

word such

as

vikinfjskapliga

f

?),

*'

in

vik-

ing

fashion.

It

foljovrs two

other -«rords

undoubtedly

borrowed

from

O.

N.]

nvcfieoiiAc, v.-eo.k,

shiftless

'.p.,

10,

2;

22.

39.

m.':i-oe,

v.sed

7ier/.,

likely

(lit.

the

more) ;

ca mói-oe

50

í»puit

A

fiof

A,>Ani,

it is

not

likely

that I know

it,

1,

1.

moiteocAi-ó,

3 s.

fut.

of

mot-

ui^im,

I

feel,

notice

;

18,

27.

molc,

711.,

a

wether,

25,

48-

móti-feifeíti,

gov.

gen.,

seven

persons,

10,

3.

m.ó|i-|'5A|icMri.i r.r,

/.,

a

great

scattering

(of

garr.e

by

hunt-

ing)

;

gen.

vxwa,

10,

1.

\r,wy,t)^e.s'\\,

fut.

pass.

of

mAnti.

<:>im,

I

kill,

8, 33,

&c.

mmnbpix),

tinipcrs.

fvt.

of

m.iHt>Aim,

1

kiU;

27, 54,

&c.

muitti5in,/.,

family,

2'i,

1.

mullAc,

///., summit.

top

;

dpl.

Ín

ttu'-O

rÍluLlACvMU c:-.uic,

through

hill

summits,

12,

13

;

multác ^n coije.

the

roof of the

house,

15,

20 and

16,

23

;

'r-^

^

ot'vt.\,

on

top

of

them,

18,

28

;

pl.

mutl^scA

(old

apl.

as

gpl.

)

used in

sense of sing. as

often in

Uls.

:

óp

cionn

mulLACA

a

cmi ,

above

over) his

head,

19,

3';

Ati

íTiuLláC

A

cinn,

headlong, 22,

40

;

1 r.-s

m.,

down

on

top

of

him,

23,

42.

mufjL.^x),

771.,

act

of wakening,

19,

31.

riAc,

ed.,

that

not

;

after

the

analogv

of

ct

it

sometimes

(in

Uís.)

takes

the present,

in

the

subs. verb

the habi-

tual

present, in

the sense

and

use

of

the

future ;

no.c

mbím

1 n-innir.e

Aije,

that

I

sbail

not be

able

for

him,

26, 50.

nÁti

=

Áti,

our

;

3,

11.

tleAtir,

m.,

strength

;

plenty,

20, 35 (gov. gen.).

Heom,/.,

evening;

noom

teA^,

iate

evening,

13,

13.

nocc,

)>i., naked

one

:

bocc

A^uf

nocc,

boxh

poor

and

naked,

aU

and

8undry, 19,

31.

[Nov.'

confined to

folklore.]

OiLbeAfir,

/..

unfair

or

evil

deed

;

^n

o.

x>Á

imitir

/.]t

An

mbuACAiLl,

the

lad

is

beÍBg

treated unfalrly or

treaciierou.slv, 8.

31.

OiLf

AtiiAin,/.,

i'ood.

2tS,

2.

OiiteAT), equal

amount

;

a

o.

Asjuf, a.s

much

as,

5,

IS; also

/.n o.

A5;uf,

so

rauch

as, 7.

27

t)\|i

feACc

v.-<K,

soven

tiraes

as

many

as

ye,

11, 8;

a

-óá

o.,

t'.vice

a«s

Tnueh,

17, 24

;

a

n.

x'o,

80

mucli

of, 24,

45.

óiíiteAf, aftcr-morrow

;

advl.

crp.

1

n-óifreov^.

the day

after

to-morrow. 1, 1.

OLL«.\m,

ui., sage,

wizard

;

gcn.

-Aim.

6,

22.

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pii|ic,

/., relationship

;

p.

t)í

leif,

&c.,

she was

related

to,

&c.,

21,

37

(lit.

relation-

ship

/or

her

to,

&c.).

péine,

m.,

a

pair

;

p.

a-daiic,

a

pair

of

horns

Cantlers),

6,

18.

peijife,

/.,

a

perch

(long

meas-

ure)

;

feAcc

bpeifife,

seven

perches,

5,

18

(sing. often

with

numerals).

piocAitn,

I pick

;

1

pl.

past

suhj.

50

bpiocAimif,

that we

might

pick,

24,

45.

pof

CAC,

m.,

bog

;

geji.,

21, 37.

pocAcA,

m.

coll.f

potatoes;

gjjL,

12,

12

;

22. 39.

[This

form

of the

word

as

used in

Ulster

(Rathlin)

is

collective.

Curiouslj

enough

it is

sing.

in

the

nom., e.g.,

An

(atti)

pou-

ÁzA,

the potatoes,

but in

the

geti. is mixed, taking sing.

art.

and

gj^l. eclipsis,

e.g.,

'jlArATÍ) Avn

(

=

aii)

bpocÁCA,

I am

washing the

potatoes.

In Kerry

it is

found in sing.

and pl.

forms

and

usage

:

porÁcA,

j^l.

poc-

ÁCAÍ.

Such

things as

pf

é^có,

Pi'.eÁcA,

pnÁcA,

fACA

are

in

reality corruptions

due to-

the talk

of

prattling

chil-

dren

whence

thej' have found

their Avay

into the speech

of

'*

grown-ups, '

much like

the

popular English

 

praties.

Thev should not be

written

except in giving

exact

dia-

lect.]

Plioinn,/, a good meal; pfoinn

Oi-óce

SAtiinA c..AiceATh,

 

to

sup

that Hallow-eve,''

29,

6

(the

sense

 

supper

 

is

im-

parted

to the

word by

Oi-óce

SAihnA

foilowing).

UAbvA,

3 s. and iinipers.

suhj.

pres. of

ACÁim,

I

am

;

munA

f.AbA

cú,

if

you

be

not, 10,

2

and

22.

39

;

munA

f.AbA

feif-

eAn,

if he

be

not,

12,

10.

UAon,

m.,

path

;

*nA

f

Aon

t)íf.eAc,

in

their straight

path,

 

right forward,

29,

5.

UÁc,

/.,

rath,

earthen

fort,

29,

5.

UéAlc,

/,

a

star

;

gpl.

féAl-

CAnn,

28,

1.

neACAC

(?),/.,

act

of

running;

dat.

in

A|i

f

eACAij,

running

away

;

To'imci^

An teAC

(

=

leic-céAT))

eile

a|i

feAc-

A15,

the

other

half

(=half-

hundred)

of

them

ran

away,

25,

49.

[Not

used

in

nom.

form

?]

néiT)ceAC,

m.,

settleraent,

de-

cision,

33,

17

;

gen.

-15,

32,

15.

nibeAc,

ragged,

tattered,

clouted, 22,

40.

niocc,

m

,

shape

:

1

f

.

nA mnÁ

fo,

in the shape

of

this

woman,

*'in place

of the

woman herself,

29,

3.

nic, m.,

course, length,

dura-

tion

;

fic

bliA-ónA,

during

a

year,

19,

31.

nó-bfifeA-ó,

m.,

great break-

ing

;

jAn

f

.,

without being

broken completely,

13,

15.

nó-niAic,

very good,

excelleut,

11,

4.

nón,

m.,

a

seal

(animal);

pl.

(as

gpl')

f

óncA,

13,

15.

ntjibe,

m., a

hair,

a

bristle

bAinfeAX)

fiAT)

f.

Af,,

they

wouldtake

a

bristle

out

of=

they would

overtake,

6,

22.

núiT)e,

m.,

a

hasty

run

;

léim

An

fúiT)e,

a

running

leap

le l.

An

f.

A

geAffiAT)

AmAC,

to

make

(lit. cut

out) a

run-

ning

leap,

18,

29.

SAi^eAT),/.,

an

arrow,

22,

40.

SeACfÁn

fÍTJe.

straying

due

to

fairy

agency;

used

in the

formula

^uf

t)UAil

f.

f.

iat),

10,

1,

cAimc

f.

f.

OfCA,

21,

36. [and

t)0

bAin

f. f.

T)óib],

fairj'

straying

affected

thera,

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Se4n-Átir-Air)eAC7:,

/.,

hoary

old

age,

1,

1.

SeAn-ol,lAtTi,

old sage or

wizard,

6,

23;

gen.,

6,

25.

Séi-oe^x)

jAOite,

a

whirlwind,

28,

1.

Séi-oeÁn,

m.,

^vhirlwind

;

gen.,

28,2.

Séix)eo5,

/.,

a

blast,

a

breath,

a

puff

;

cui|i

fé f.

ont^,

he

blew on them,

13,

14.

Seo,

this, here

;

^ufi feo

móji-

feifeA|i

bu'jcAillí,

that

here

were

seven

servant

-

boys,

19,

32

Seofc, m.,

kind

(of creature\

4,

16,

&c.

SjAfc^j,

m.,

a

fíoek

;

f

.

ou^b-j.l,

a íiock or band of

devils,

6,

22.

S5AIHC,

/.,

call

;

crow

;

fA

f.

VA

.^ccileAc,

at

cock-crow,

29,

5.

SjdoileA-ó,

m.,

act

firinj,'

''le,

at),

25.

49.

S^.AOilim,

I

loosen,

I

let

go;

I

fire,

I

shoot

;

fjAoil

«fcA]i, he íired

(loosed)

a

shot,

8,

31

;

niori

fj^^oil

1ii.arii

nAC

mb«oilfei?.-ó

fé,

he

never

shot

without hittin^'

[his

mark],

22,

40

;

f

5A01I

t-eif, he

shot at

him,

22,

40.

Ss^friiAin,

/,

act of

parting

(Le,

v.ith),

28,

2.

.S$.Át,

m.,

fear

;

jAn

fjÁt,

Avithout

a

moment's

hesita-

tioTi.

immediately

and

un-

reservedly,

30,

7.

[S^i.

béAl

j.^n

f^Át,

a

babbling

raouth,

one

who

blurts

everything

OUt

(L'O^béAl

^An

fAfJA-Ó

(C),

bédl

5An

fsoc

(M.)]

SjcAf

65.

/.,

a

staff,

a

stick

;

gen.,

29,

34;

f.

Af

AbAf

=

a

staff

or

stick

to

enable one

to

walk

safely

over miry

places.

SjiAn,

/ .,

knife

;

accus.

fjm

(a

purvival).

13,

14

;

also

dat.,

13.

14.

35136,

/.,

act;

of

jeering

or

mocking

(Af

, at),

14,

15.

Sjífre,

m., rest

:

T)éAnA

-do

f

.,

rest,

take

a

rest

(imptv.),

8,

30.

SjoilceÁn,

m.,

a piece

of

those

into

which thíngs

are

cut

or

split;

f.,

two

portions

or

 

halves,' '

19,

30.

S^olb,

/,

a

splinter,

also

a

thatching

pin

;

f.

nA

fjéAlA, a

day

of splinters

or

news,

13,

Í7,

au

obscure

plirase

which

conveys some-

thing

like

 

any

news

what-

ever

 

;

the

f^olb

rnay

have

been

a piece

of stick

with

a

raessage

carved

in

ogham.

SjTieA-o.^c,

m.

and

/,

screech-

ing,

13,

15,

Simleoif

, m., chimney,

15,

19

;

gen.

-eofA,

15,

20.

Sío-ó-bfu^, fairy mansion

'or

castle;,

29,

5.

^-

Si'o-ó-f

Iaic,

fairv chief,

29,

6.

Síof

-co-dIax),

unbroken

sleep

;

gen.

-co-oIaca,

a

popular

form

Of

-COT)AlCA,

20,

34.

SiubAl,

m., walking

;

ó

nAc

vTcoinjbeocAX)

feofc Af

bic

f

iut)Al

liom,

since no

kind of

creature could

keep up

with

me

in walking,

4,

16;

motioa

followed

bv

f

Á,

nnder),

6,

22

;

Af

f.,

gone,

18,

27,

off,

away,

18,28;

21,36.

SlubtAIJIT)

=

flublAl-D, 2

pl.

imptv.

of

fiublAim,

I

walk

;

17,

25.

SlÁn,

m.,

(wish

for

good

health), farewell

;

 o'fÁj

fiA-o

fLÁn

A?;,

they

took

farewell

of, 19,

33.

SlinneÁn,

m.,

shoulder,

shoul-

der-blade

;

gpl., 21.

37-

Slif

,/.,

a

chip

;

pl. flircAnnA,

13,

14.

SmAj.

m.,

a

pound,

a

blow,

9,

35.

SmuAinci5im,

I

think

;

ds.p/tt

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SnA^mAT),

m., act

of knitting

or joining

together,

1,

3.

Socf«5A-ó,

m., act

of

settling

;

í

péin

A

f.

mA\\

t)í

f

í,

 

to

remain as

she

was,

30,

9.

Socnui^im,

I

level, I plane

3

.s.

cond.,

4,

17.

SoiLlfe,/.,

brightness,

20,

34.

SoipeAtir),

VI.,

serenity,

mild-

ness,

pleasantness,

14,

18.

Sol

=

ful,

with

verbs,

before

;

it

properlj takes the subj.,

as

in

fol

-oréix)

mé.

be-

fore I

go,

23,

43

(mÁ

is

an-

other particle

=

before).

ScA OAim,

I stop

('oe,

frora)

;

3

pl.

pft.

anal.,

19,

31,

where

the

prep. of

the verb

con-

tiniies only as far as fenim,

and after that

there

is

a

lapse

into the pres. part.

construction.

Sciuiíi,/.,

rudder,

13,

14.

ScuAriAim,

I stop,

I

halt

;

perf.

pass. in

níof

fcuAnA-ó

leó,

lit.

it

was

not

halted

by

them

=

 ihey never

halted, '

29,

6.

[Probably the same

as the Southern

f

CAonAim.]

SubAi-ó,

rash,

30,

8.

Súit,

/.,

eye; expectation;

a\\

ftáil,

expecting,

hoping,

in

the

expectation,

24,

46.

Suif^e,

/.,

act

of

wooing

(fol-

lowed

by

le)

;

-óo

f.

téici,

to

woo

her,

1,

1.

Sul

f

Af

,

with

vb.,

before,

31,

10.

CAix)bfeAc,

large, bulky,

11,

8.

CAif

if,

gov.

gen.,

across;

over

;

c.

An

ÁcA,

over

or

across

the

ford,

28,

1.

CAif

fn;í;eocAi-ó,

3

s.fut.

(popu-

lar form)

of

cAiffn^im,

I

draw,

I drag

;

7,

25.

CAiff

njeocAinn,

1 s.

cond.

(popular form) of

CAiffnsim,

Idraw,

Idrag;5,

18;

15,21.

CAiffn^im Ofm,I

drawtowards

me

;

cAf

f

Ainj

a

ceAf

c

Ajuf

A

t)unnÓ5

Aif

, he

drew

his hen

and

cake

towards

him

(to

eat

them),

1,

3,

&c.

CAiffeAc,

/,

threshold

;

dat.,

33,

17.

ÚAicin,

3 s.

pft.

of

CAicnim,

I

please

one

(Le

ncAc)

;

30,

6.

[The

medial

c

is alway8

prond.

in

Uls.]

CAfLA

(now cÁfiLA,

caiiLai-ó,

CAf

La-ó),

3 s.

pft.,

happened,

chanced,

30,

6

;

see

cAf

Lai-6.

CAfLAi-6,

3

s.

pft.,

happened,

met

;

if

mAic

mA|i

c.,

 

well

met,

10,

4.

CAff

Ain5,35.^/í.

of

CAifnnjim,

I

draw,

I

drag

;

7,

27

;

c. mé

Ai|t,

I

drew near

to

it,

9,

35.

CAf

f

Ainc,

/.,

act

of drawing

;

5An

c,

undrawn,

13,

15

; a

puU,

a

*•

pluck,

15,

20

;

aj

c.

ofCA,

drawing

toward.s

them,

approaching them,

20,

34.

Ca^c,

round, around,

14,

18

;

CAfc

fÁn

cLiAbÁn,

round

aboat the

cradle, around

the 'cradle,

14,

18

;

cAimc

An

5AX»A1-Oe

CAfC

Ajt

A

fÁlL,

the

Thief

turned

right

round

(came

round

ou

his

heel),

17,

26

;

CU5

CAf

c,

he

brought

(lifted,

raised)

round,

19, 30;

o'ATTlAlfC

 P.

m.

C.

CAfC,

F,

m.

C.

looked

round,

21,

36

;

nuAif

A

cionncui5

fiAt» cof

c

Afíf,

when they

turned

round

again,

21,

36

;

nuAif

A

o'AniAif

c

f

é

CAf

c,

when

he

looked

round,

27,

53

;

used

as a

raere

intensive

particle

=

right,

&c.

;

CAfc

fiAf,

right

westwards,

in

the

west,

30,

8.

CeACAi-ó

=

-oeACAi-ó,

3 s.

pft.

dep. of

céi-óim,

I go

;

14,

17.

CeAcc

A]i,

to

happen to ;

Le

ceAcc

ofAit),

to

happen

to

you,

11,6,

&c.

CéA-o

cíf

e,

land rope

of

a

vcRsel,

13,

15.

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CéAnfxMt)

mé,

1

s.

fut.

dep.

anal. of

-00-5111'^,

I

do

;

17,

24.

[\y.

Uls.

forra.]

Ce<Minc^i|i,

/,,

smith's

tongs,

 

6,

23.

CeA|in=-oeA|inxN,

3 s.

and

uni-

pers.

pft.

clep.

of

oo-jním,

I

do,

I

make,

9, 35

;

18,

29

;

24,

45;

50

•DceA|in

ri.-\-o,

26,

51

;

ie&Y^} 26,

52.

CeAfcuijim,

I die

;

3

s.

pft.,

30,

7. [Used in Om.

;

cf.

Mid.

Ir. testa.']

Céi-ó -oo,

to

experience

:

b'olc

A CUA1-Ó

-oóib,

things went

hadly

for

them,

4,

13.

Céi-óim

AmAc

-oe,

I

get

ofF

(a

thing)

;

téix)

]?ionn

AmAC oÁ

•D|iiiim,

Fionn

gets oíf his

back,

23,

43.

Ceiljim,

I cast, throw

;

2

s.

cond.,

28,

2

;

3

s.

old

S-pret.

(

hist.

pres. ),

28,

2.

Cijim

le,

I

agree

to

;

nocpAi-ó

leif,

I 'will

agree

to

it,

I

will

answer

to it,

22,

41.

C15

liom,

I can, I

am

able

;

501-oé

ti5

tcAc-fA

óéAn^.m,

what

can you

do,

10,

4

tiocfc\-ó

liom,

I could, ib.

Cinne4fn4\c,

lusty,

stout

;

50

c,

lustilj,

 stoutly,

28,

2.

Ciob^nn

Ojim,

it surpasses

me,

I

miss

(a

thing),

I

fail

(to

do

a

thing)

;

x,v\\

tiob

0]\tA

uiie

550

léip

 oÁ

 ocAimc

foime

feo

-oÁ

íiiA|if-

A1T),

that

all

those who

came

before

this

to

seek her have

failed

to

do it,

1,

2,

&c.

;

5U|i

tlOb

A|1

-DO

DeAtlb|1^CA1|1

A^uf

oftA

U1I15,

that

5'our

brother

and

all

of them have

failed

to

do

it,

2,

6

;

^uf

tiob

A\\

x>o

beipc

oc.NfbfÁtAf

A^uf

ofCA

U1I15,

that

vour

two

brothers

and all

of thera

have

failed

to

do it,

3,

10

;

mii'efeAf

nÁ|i

tiob

aw

oa^oaix)

^iiAm

o|im

A

 ocuj

lAffiAix)

Ai|i,

I am

a

man

who

has

never

missed anything that

I

have

aimed at,

5,

20.

Cocc,

excl.,

silence

I

33,

16.

CójbAf

,

3

s.

old S-pret.

(

hist.

pres. )

of

có^bAim,

I

lift

;

c.

feifeAn

C he

lifts

 )'

i^e

lifted,^

28,

2.

Coije,

Northern

gen.

of

ceAc,

a

house

;

dat.

^015,

23, 43,

&e.,

used as nom.

in

some

dis^

tricts.

Coifc,/.,

bulk,

29,

3.

CoifeAC,

m.,

front

;

A5

ceAcc

1

•ocoifeAc,

coming

(getting)

in

front,

8,

32

;

A|t a

ocoif-

eAc,

at

their

front,

in

front

rf

them, leading,

12,

13.

Cof,

m.,

a

bush

;

dpl.

coftAib,

20,

34.

Có|iAi-óeAcc,

/.,

act

of

search-

ing

for

;

'5Á

c,

searching

for

her,

31,

10.

Cof

c,

m.,

a

wild

boar,

25,

48.

CotimÁn,

m., rumbling

noise,

clatter,

28.

1.

Cóf

f

Am,

m.,

funeral

(Uls.) ;

A|t

t.,

at

the

funeral

of,

30,

9.

Cofic,

m., round, around

;

tofc

fÁn

mbinn,

round about

the

mount,

28, 1.

Cof

Ac,

m.,

front

;

gen.

in

A5

•oul

cum

cofAij,

goingahead,

18,

28

;

DO|iuf

cof

A15 (see

DOfUf).

CfiÁt

(

=

An

c|iÁt),

when (of

narrative

use),

30,

7.

C|teife,

conip. of

ctiéAn,

strong

:

mÁ'f

ctieife

icAc-fA

leif

An céA-o

AiTiAf,

if

you are

stronger than

the

100

ean-

nibals,

24,

44,

where it

is

idiomatically

foUowed

by

le

(perhaps originally

mÁ'f

Cfieife

leAC

fém

An

céA-o

ATTiAf, if you

deem

yourself

stronger

than

the

100 cannibals)

;

similarlv

mÁ'f

ctieife

leAC-fA

leif

An

céAX)

f

Aii;T)iúti, if you

are

stronger

than the

100

sol-

diers,

25,

48.

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CriiAti,

7n.,

a

third

part,

one-

third,

6,

24

:

-óÁ

x)C|iiAn,

two-

thirds,

7,

27.

CjiiAC.

w.,

lord,

chief

;

á

z^uáz,

my

lord,

33,

16.

tpir)=

z\\é,

through,

12,

13.

Ctiiú|i.

»i.,

three

persons;

cuai-d

c|iiú|i=

cuA-o<ip

ctuú]

(Con.),

the

three

of

them

went,

30,

S

(Muns.

has

 do

cuatdaji

i

oc|m3|t),

Cíiom-orTiA,

heavy

orroan,

28, 2.

^( •^S'/j

pitv

;

JAb

r.

\ax>

-01',

they

pitiedher,

29, 6.

Cu^liAfCáil,

m.,wages,

11,4,

&c.

CuiileA-ó,

m.,

an

addition,

more

;

gen.

-itd,

6,

24.

CuifLiuJA-ó,

m.,

act

of slip-

ping,

12,

9.

CuicBAf,

3

s.

old

S'pret.

C'

hist.

pres. )

of

cuinm

;

28,

2.

CumAX),

m.,

act of

diving

;

a

dive, 30.

Cúfcós,/.,

heath-covered

lump

or

hummock

of

earth

in

a

moor,

&c.; dat.,

23,

42.

lUccAfi,

m.,

upper

part

=

8outh

(of

a

country,

&c.),

18, 29.

Ucc,

m.,

bosom,

lap,

16,

21

; 1

n-A

hucc,

on

her

lap,

30,

7.

tl-ÓACcuijim,

I

admit,

acknow-

ledge,

confess

;

3

s.

pft.,

30,

7.

[From

vóacz,

a

confes-

sion

(also

*'

a

will

 ).]

llib

=

u

j,

u5,

/.,

an

egg

;

12,

10.

líiLi5

=

uile

550

Léiji

;

«1L15

-Den

crAOJAL,

all

in

the

world,

al-

together,

18,

28; ^n

coitie

t'il-iS,

the

entire

cauldron,

i.e.,

the

cauldron

and

the

broth

it

contained,

25,

48.

Uijif5;é<\LAi-óe,

7)1

,

romancer,

author

of

a

romance

or

old

tale,

1,

1.

tJ]tcA|i.

m.,

a

shot

;

gen.

-A\p,

5,

20.

tl|inAi-óe,

/:,prayer;

-oo

T)éAnAm

u.,

to

pray,

28,

1.

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Aininneoiít

bAile

ÁtA

Cli^r,

Clarinbridge,

in

Co. Galway,

13,

13

;

20,

33.

[A modernisation of

the

older

name

Át CUAt

meA-ó-

f

Aije

;

ef

.

the

better

known

bAiLe

Átó,

CU^t

Át

Cliiit

 Ouittinne

or

Át

CliAt

CuaI-

Avn,

Duhlin.]

héál ÁtA An

-A-ófAi^,

Ballagh-

anery,

in

Kilkeel parish, Co.

Down

;

it is the

seaward side

of the Mourne Mts.

;

29,

5.

beAnn

le

CA^iiAinr, Horns

(Antlers) for Dragging,

5,

18,

&c.

 binn

t)uitt)inne,

a

modern

cor-

ruption

of

be^nn

juLbáiin,

Benbulbin,

a

mountain in

the north

of

Co.

Sligo

;

29,

5.

[Now

t)inn

t )uilt)inn

in

Con.

The

corruption

is

as

old

as

the

Down

Survey, for

apparently

 

Benvolven

 

is

on the

county map/

binn e-acL^mne,

Binaghlon,

 a

very

beautiful

rocky-faced

mountain

in

the

Co. Fer-

managh

;

it is about two

miles north-west

of

Swan-

linbar on the frontiers

of

the

counties

of

Cavan and

Fermanagh,

29,

5.

[A

modern corruption of

be^nn

eí.cLAlJiiA,

F. M. 1111 and

1455.

O'iJon.

adds:  Beann

Eacblabhra

is

now

called

Binn

Eachlainn .

.

. Philip

Miuister

Brady,

in hislegend

of

Mac na

Miochorahairle,

states that

Binn

Eachlabhra

was

corruptly called Binn

Eachluana

in his own

time,

and

accounts

for the

origin

of

the

name. ]

bfii-in

ó

bei-jinn,

Brian

O'Beirne

(Byrne;;

ge/u,

3U,

8,

&c.

Céife

Cotiáinn

(=Ceif

Coji-

Ainn;,

Éeishcorran,

a

moun-

tain

in

the

baronv

of

Corran,

Co.

Sligo

:

29,

5.

^

CeócÁn,

Fog-fellow,

23, 41,

&c.

CLuóf

Le héipí^eAcr,

Ear for

Hearing,

5,

19.

CnocÁn

nA •peAX)*L.M5e,

Crock-

nafedly,

the name

of

a

hill

in

the

townland

of

Drum-

gooland, near

Annadorn and

Loughinisland, to

the

west

of

Downpatrick,

Co.

Down

;

29,

5.

Neilson

remarks that

the

name

 

literally means

the

Whistling

Hill, and

the

place got

this

name

from

reports that

the music

of

the

fairies

had

been

oíteu

heard to

proceed

from it.

Cnoc

5féine,

Knockgrania,

in

the parishes

of Drumrat

and

Kilturra,

and

barony

of

Corran,

Co.

Sligo

; 29,

5.

Cnoc

meÁ-64,

Knockmaa

or

the Hill

of

Castlehacket,

between

Tuam

aud

Hea^l-

ford, in

Co.

Galwav, 29,

4.

Cnoc

r\ó.

n^e, Knocknarea,

in

Killaspugbrone

}:arish,

Car-

bury,

Co.

Sligo,

29,

5.

[This

name

=

'

hill

of the

moon

'

and

Cnoc

5f

éine

(=sun

hill)

liave

clearly

been

chosen

in

the

rhvme

for the

sake

of

con-

trast.]

Corcut)A|i

nA

jCfOf,

Conor

the

Hindrances

(Streaks

or

Hafts

?),

22, 39,

&c.

Conx)Ae

nA ^AiLLinie, Co. Gal-

way, 30,

8.

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Conn,

Conn

(Con\

3, 10,

&c

;

VOC.

Cuinn,

4,

14, &c.

Conn^czA.pl.,

Connacht,

32,

14.

CuAn

tDinne

éA-o-iin.

the

Kaven

of the HiU of Howth,

10,

I, &c.

CuAn nA inA]iA

=

ConTv^mA|AA

(ConniAcne

mAfiA),

Conne-

mara,

30,

7.

•DoTTiAn

toifi,

Ar\,

the

Eastern

World,

5,

19

;

7,

28;

16,

21,

c^c.

;

ge7i.,

22,

40,

&c.

'Oj'e.Ap.Mjie

TTiAC

An

 OiieApAiiie,

Climber

son

of

the Climber,

II,

9,

&c.

 Oún,

the diocese of Down

;

gen.

'Dúin,

31,

11.

•Oún

4S|iT)A

tiAt,

Ardilea,

a

townland

in Loughinisland

parish,

barony

of

Kinelarty,

Co. Down ;

it is

to

the south

of

Clough,

and

contains

two

ancient

forts, hence

no doubt

its

fame

as a

fairy

resort

29,

5.

 Oún

 OttomA,

Dnndrum,

in

Upper

Lecale, Co. Down

;

29,

5,

T)ún

'Ofiuinne,

Dundrinne,

a

townland

in

Kilmegan

parish,

in Iveagh

Upper,

Co.

Down

;

it

is

to

the

west

of

Castlewellan

;

29,

5.

TDún

nA

nJ^All,

Donegal,

27,

55.

*Oún

pÁ-o|UMC,

Downpatrick,

Co.

Down,

31, IL

éitie,

/.,

Ireland

; dat

-inti,

23, 44,

&e.

CotAi-óe

niAC

An

eolAi-oe,

Guide

son

of

Guide,

11,

5,

&c.

peA-D

triAC

 pei-oe,

Whistle

son

of

Whistle,

10,

4,

&c.

•piAnn,

An,

the

Fiann,

Fionn

Mac

Cumhaill's

body

of

troops

;

gen.

nA 'péinne,

10,

1,

&c.

pionnbÁfiM,

Finvar,

the king

of the

fairies

of

Knockmaa

(Castlehacket

Hill),

29, 3.

4,

&c.

[In Co.

Galwayitself

the

name

is,

in agreement

witb

its

correct ancient

form,

pronounced

 pmnbeÁiiA

and

his

wife

is

me<^-Dt),

whence

the

name of

the hill

Cnoc

meAxibA,

now

Cnoc meÁ-ÓA.l

 pionn

TÍiAC CuTTiAttl/,

Fionn,

son of Cumhall, the central

figure of

the

Ossianic

cycle

of

Irish

romance,

10,

1,

&c.

p»of

TTi^c

'peAfA,

Knowledge

son

of

Knowledge,

11, G, &c.

PíiAinc,

An,

France,

19,

31

;

gen.

nA

p|\Aince,

12,

12, &c.

5AX)Ai-óe

iTiAc

An

^^A-OAi-oe,

Thief

son

of the Thief,

12,

10,

&c.

gorc

(

=

5otic

Inre

SuAijie),

Gort,

in Co.

Galway

;

geri.,

31,

13

;

32,

14.

toc

 OÁ

éAti,

lit.

the

lake

of

the

two birds,

perhaps

now

represented by

Lough

Dian

or Dian

Lough and

Balladian

(DaiL'

Loc'

éAn

?)

town-

land,

beside

Ballybay,

Co.

Monaghan,

29,

5. [TÍie toc

 OÁ

é^n

of

our tale

and of

Keating

(between

the

con-

fluence of

Clones

and

Magh

Cnoghbha) are

clearly

one

and

the same

place.

The

Ballybay lakes

are in

a direct

line

between

Binaghlon

and

Slieve Gullion

and also

be-

tween

the

places

Keating

mentions.J

X,vAt

A|i

LeAc-coif,

Swift

on

One

Leg,

4, 16, &c.

tuj

p^TjA

t)ui-óe,

An,

the

Long

Yellow

Little

Woman,

16,

21.

mAC

An

eAncoin,

Séamus

Mac

an

Eantoin

(John

or

James

MacAnanty),

the

fairy

king

of Scrabo

;

29,

5.

[His fame

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spread even to

Mnnster,

for

the

first song

fcollected

in

Limerick) of

Dr. Joyce's

Ancient

Irish

Music

is

one

uttered

by

 

John MacAn-

anty

 

from

Ulster.]

mÁitie

ní nti^Mnc,

Mary

0'Rourke,

28,

29,

&c.

neA|ir

TTiAC

neinc,

Strengtb scn

of

Strength,

11,

7,

&c.

TiA

pii-Mnce,

tbe King of

France,

14,

16,

&c.

UUAJ^I^ie

tuAC

-

lÁTTíAC,

Atl,

tbe Ligbt-fingered ',Qnick-

handed; \'agabond,

15, 20

16,

21,

&c.

;

gen.,

16,

22;

also as

luAc-lÁTTiAC,

17,

2.5,

Se.icr

3CACA

tia

i:éiTine, the

seven battalions

of

tbe

Fiann,

10,

1,

&c.

Sé^n

Seoij;e,

Jobn

Joyce,

29,

3,

&e.

;

also as

<\n Seoi-,eAC,

Joyce,

30,

7,

&c.

;

gen.

An

rSeoi5i5,

30, 7

&c.

Séi-oeAt)

s^nnrAc,

Fierce

Blast,

6,

21. &c.

S^tiAbAc,/.,

the

bill

of

Scrabo

to tbe

soutb-west of

New.

towna?ds,

Co.

Down;

gen.

-Aije, 29,

5.

Stéibcemuj-óoTinA.theMourne

Mountains,

in

Co. Down;

29,

5.

[Tbe

older and

better

name

was

be^nnA

t)oitice. l

Sli

lí)  OorAipr,

Siieve

Donard,

the

bigbest summit

of

tbe

Mourne Mts., in

Co.

Down

;

29.

5. [Shortened

from

the

old

correct form

Slio^b

'DoTriAnt:<Mric.]

Slu^b

s;Cuilinn,

Slieve Gullion,

a

mountain

in

tbe south

of

Co.

Armagb

;

29,

5.

Slir

TTiAc

-.life,

Cbip

son

of

Chip,

11,

8,

&c.

Sp.Mnn, An,

Spain,

5,

20.

SunJe.AcÁn

lAfivMnn, íronseat,

4,

17,

&c.

Súil

te

péACAinr,

Eye

fot See-

ing,

5, 20,

&c.

CA-ór

ó

h.\o-óA,

Thady

Hughea

(as anglicised

in Uister),

28,

1,

&o.

C^ob

lAjiAinn

jAn

CApAX>,

Iron

Side

without

Agility, 12,

12,

&c.

Great

Tbixst,

4,

a|ic

mo|i,

15,

&c.

CobAji nA

WeU

of

Balm),

7.

híocf

LÁince,

tlie

NeeVar

(Healing

28;

7,

30.

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xMtót)

:

The

correct

spelling

of

i n-Allót)

is

atiaIIó-o,

i.e.

Át\AV

ó-o

=

AnAll

«-o, lit.

from

j^onder

time

;

cf.

the

Don.

exprcssions

fiAi

ATiAll,

froin

ancient

times

up

to

the present moment,

and

atiia

•UT)Ai-D=AntA^

ú-o, [coming]

over

from

yonder place.

buil

: The

gen.

is

buile, which

was

heard

by me in the following

'rAbAi^^r -oiioc-buile ottm,

he

is using me

badly

(Don.).

Th

same person also

quoted

 

Oeoc

i

f

Aoice

(?)

•]

í

Afi

buit

 

from

seandán

by

Donnchadh

Mór

O'Dálaigh.

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