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

VOCABULARY 155
dían, swift.
diant, to whotn is, to which is : see Copula (Paradigms).
dias, g. desse, f. pair, íwo men.
didiu (fr. di suidiu), hence, therefore.
dígal (dí-gal), g. díglae, f. punishment, vengeance ; serves as
verb. noun to i. do-fich.
díle, g. dílenn, í.flood.
dílgud, g. dílgotho, m.forgiveness ; verb. noun of do-Iuigi.
dílse, f. proprieiy, state of being a proper noun.
díltud, m. denial ; verb. noun of do-sluindi.
dímicthe, contemptible ; part. pass. of do-meiccethar, despises.
di-taa, stands apart (distat), differs.
díthrub (di-treb), g. díthruib, m. desert.
dítiu, g. díten, f. protection ; verb, noun of do-eim.
diúit, simple.
díummassach, proud, fr. díummus (di-uss-mess), pride.
dliged, g. dligid, n. law, rule, duty.
-dn- : see Infixed Pronoun (Paradigms).
1. do', t', thy.
2. do', du', prep. with dat., to ; with poss. pron. sg. 3 dia', dia,
pl. I diar n°-, pl. 3 dia n°-. ní samlid són dún-ni, it is
not so with us, 180. Often before the verb. noun, e.g. moídem
do dénum, to boast, 302. It expresses the agent after the
verb. noun, e.g. 123, 160, and after the verbal of necessity :
ní dénti dúib-si, 312.
do-accair (to-ad-gar-), taccair, pleads ; fut. sg. 3 taiccéra;
perf. sg. 3 do-racart.
do-adbat, tadbat, shozvs ; sg. 2 do-adbit ; past subj. sg. 3
do-aidbsed ; perf. sg. 3 do-árbuid, do-árbaid, pass. do-
árbas, -tárbas.
do-aid-chren, -taidchren, ransoms, redeems ; perf. sg. 3
do-raidchíuir, pass. do-rathchrath.
do-aidlea (to-ad-ella), visits.
do-airbir, -tairbir, bows down, reduces; pass. pl. 3 do-airber-
tar.
do-airchain, -tairchain (to-air-ío-can-), prophesies ; perf. sg. 3
-tairchechuin, pass. -tairrchet. v. - M . to-í. +^L£^fiiíJ2. • ,
do-áirci, táirci, effects, causes. v.;v.. ticv-í.utol '^^ . e^ÍJi^A»^.
do-airngir, tairngir (to-air-in-gair), promises ; perf. 'sg. 2
du-rairngirt, sg. 3 du-rairngert, pass. du-rairngred.