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od- out, Sk. ud- out, up, O.N. ut out, SI. ud : d is assimilated,
becoming -m- before -b-, and is retained only before vowels.
diobair forsake, di-od- -y/beir, O.G. diùbair bear away out
diomas m. pride, di-od- y/mes away out of measure
diombuan transitory, di-od- -v/buan away out from lasting
togail take away up, lift, to-od- y/gsJo
diomb m. anger : diumaidm, di-od-maidm eruption Ml.
SS'^e, y'mad burst
duisg, awake, to-di-od- -\/sech call out or up
od-ess may become -ess- or -oss- (from -odss-)
osnadh m. sigh, od-ess- V^^^ W. uchenaid f.
fosgladh m. letting out, f-os-lucud, \/leic
rem- before, cf. the prep, re n- VP^' I- P^ius, Gk. ttpmtos
ream-ain f . beginning (lit. at first drive)
reamh-ain f. foretelling
later roimhe before it, or him,
in ipf. cpd.
roimh-ràdh m. prologue
to-, L. pro, Gk. Trpo, Sk. pra, SI. pro-.
(a) before,
rabhadh m. warning, O.G. ro-bud, W. rhy-budd,
Gk. Trpo-TTwddvonai
ro-gha act of preferring one before another, choice
taircheadal m. prophecy, to-air-ro- Vcan, W. aroganu,
d-aroganu portend
(b) through, SI. pro-
ru-ig, reach, O.G. ro-icc go to goal, go through
rochduin f . reaching, ro- y'saigim / make for through
teàruinn save, escape, to-ess-ro- y'sni
deàrrsg polish, di-ro-od- -\/scuich
(c) in an untoward sense, Goth, fra, Ir. ro, Eng. forget,
forlorn, Ger. uerspielen waste, lose
dearmad forgetfulness, di-ro- -y/moin
iomrall m. error, wandering, false throw, miss, imb-ro-
y'là, i.e. imb-ro abotit in a false way + y/\k throw ;
earghabhail f. miserable captivity, air-ro- -\/gabh ;
eur refuse, ess-ro- -\/ so-