Matheson Collection > Old-Irish paradigms and selections from the Old-Irish glosses

154 VOCABULARY
de : see di.
dé, g. díad, f. smoke.
dea, a pagan divinity.
deacht, g. deachte, f. divinity.
dechrigidir, dijfers ; pl. i dechrigmir.
dechur, g. dechoir, n. difference.
déde, n. two things.
deg-, dag-, in composition, good ; deg-gním, good deed, zvell-
doing.
degaid, in phr. i ndegaid, after.
déicsiu, déicsen, f. beholding ; verb. noun of do-écci.
deidbir, deithbir,^;-6»/)É'r.
delbaid, /orwí ; perf. pass. ru delbad.
demin, certain ; compar. demniu.
demon, g. demuin, nom. pl. demnae, m. devil.
déne, f. swiftness, speed.
dénum, g. dénmo, dénma, m. doing, mahing ; verb. noun of
do-gní.
derb, certain.
derbaid, certifies.
derscaigthe, distingiiished, of surpassing excellence ; part. pass.
of do-róscai.
dessimrecht, g. dessimrechta, n. example.
dethiden, g. dethidne, f. care.
deug, g. dige, f. drink.
di', de', do', prep. with dat. ; with rel. dia n° ; with poss. dia',
etc. from : di mulluch, 291, dia samthig, 283, dia
n-anduch, 130, de dobríathraib, 233. dind liac, of the
stone, 126. di chorp, of the body, 116. di chlochaib, with
stones,2gi. dethiden di, care/o/', 35. 0/ (partitive) : oínfer
diib, 07ie of them, 47, cf. 70, 165, 182, etc. 0/, concerning :
aisndís dint sens, 133, cf. 160, etc. de, Ht. 0/ it, after the
compar. corresponds in sense to Eng. the before the compar. :
lia de, the more, 132 ; ardu de, the higher, 180.
Día, g. Dé, m. God.
dia n°-, conj., with subj. if; with ind. pret. when.
diabul, twofold.
diad, end. fo diad, at the end, last, 313 ; i ndiad, after, 283,
386.
díade, divine.