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

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do-aissilbi (to-ad-selb-), assigtis.
-dob- : see Infixed Pronoun (Paradigms).
do-beir, -tabair, (i) gives ; (2) brings forward, puts, carries off.
See Paradigms. do-beir dígaíl for, piinishes. do-beir
maldachta for, curses.
do-bidci, pelts.
do-bríathar, g. dobréthre, f. adverb ; an artiíicial translation
of Lat. aduerbium.
do-chrud, unseemly.
dochum n°-, to, with poss. pron. or gen.
do-claid, -tochíaid, roots iip.
do-cuirethar, -tochuirethar ; pret. sg. 3 do-corastar ; (i)
places, puts : fut. pl. 3 -dichret ; perf. sg. 3 do-rale. (2)
takes to himself, adopts, invites : fut. sg. i do-cuirifar ; perf.
sg. 3 do-rochuirestar.
dodcadche, f. misfortune.
do-dichet, leads ; part. pass. tuidchisse.
do-écci (di-en-cí-), -décci, sees ; pres. subj. sg. 2 do-écaither;
fut. sg. 3 du-écigi; perf. sg. 3 do-récacha, -dercacha, pass.
do-récas.
do-eclainn (to-ess-glenn-), searches out ; perf. pass. do-érglas.
,do-ecmaing, happens ; past. subj. sg. 3 do-ecmoised ; perf.
sg. 3 teccomnocuir.
do-edbair (to-ad-uss-ber-), applies (adhibet) ; part. pass.
tedbarthe.
do-eim (di-em-), covers, protects ; fut. sg. 3 do-éma, do-
emfea; perf. sg. 3 do-rét. "'»" olXfc^^^.ctófe»^.^fcc^>-
do-erchomraici, -terchomraici, collects. '
do-érig (di-ess-reg-), -dérig, deserts ; pres. subj. pl. 2 -déirsid;
fut. sg. I do-érus, sg. 3 -dér; sec. fut. sg. 3 -déirsed;
perf. sg. 3 do-réracht ; verb. noun dérge n.
1. do-fich (di-fich-), -díg, punishes, avenges ; pres. subj. sg. 2
du-fess; pass. du-fessar; fut.sg. 3 du-fí, pass. du-fiastar;
perf. sg. 3 do-ruich, pass. do-roacht ; verb. noun
dígal f.
2. do-fich (to-fich-), attachs, destroys ; past subj. sg. 3 du-
fesed, pl. 3 -toissitis; fut. sg. i do-fius; verb. noun
togal f .
do-fóirnde (to-fo-rind-), -tóirnde, signifíes.
do-fórmaig, -tórmaig, adds, increases ; sec. fut. sg. 3 do-