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DOR
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Middlethird, about three miles to the north of
the town of Clonmeh There is a very an-
cient and beautiful church at this place, built
in the primitive Irish style. See Colgan, Acta
SS. p. 73, col. 1.
•OomnjiAc, for table. See bÁrii and ÁijTOem
79
DRE
"OojionA .1. OCA iTibi lAC. Egert. 88; C. 2477.
"OomiAin, Dorrainn, Dolly, a woman's name.
"Oo]-, a bush; " ni becA ca)\ oai\ui'o oof: no
cAji tiÁipbpe tmi]-".
C. 2199.
"Ooi-Aipe, a conceited spark"(Kilk.).
"Oó-pocbnu, unavoidable. O'D. 2065. See 00-
eACtllA.
*Ooi-li, he merits or deserves; it incurs a fine.
H. 3. 17, col. 422, requires; H. 3. 17; O'D.
557 .1. ruilbef no Aiiulcnije]'. E. 3. 5, ji.
15, col. 2, and H. 3. 17, col 147, top; H. 2.
15, p. 16 a, line 7. " -oui-liAC pAcIni", thev
incur debts. Raiol. 487 ; O'D. 2031. oopliAc
.1. AipiUic. H. 3. 18, p. 639.
"Ooi'iiAiT) .1. 110 o^\\, he injured. C. 799; O'D.
81; O'D. 1853.
"O 01^1101 mil, he wore, used, etc. H. 5. 15 ; O'D.
I606. See ponielcA and coiiiAilc.
"OocAt), to lay eggs. See ouca'ó. H. 2. 16;
O'D. 1727. ooéuf, that lays eggs. Egert. 88
C. 2306.
•OorluisecA]!, he desires. O'D. 290, 2250._
"OocniA, breeding, bringing forth. H. 2. 15, p.
33, col. b. See coc and cocniA.
"Oiiajxa: "Juh •ojiaixa", hitherto, up to this
time. C. 1837. See riiÁpcA.
"OjieAC, the aspect, mien, countenance ; tire con-
_ tour of the face; " Coiiiúub -p^w héc a tiiiec:
black as death Ida countenance. Vidtus ejus
tain ater quam est lethuin^\ Cor. Glos. in
voce piuili.
"OpeAcc, article, portion. " Ro JAb cac D'yeii-
111b &]ien-o -ojiechc "oe'n biiedieniinip". H.
3. 18, p. 358. "In -oiiecc UAib]'i a]- oebcliAch";
i. e. pars e vobis contentiosa. Z. 988.
"OiieAu, a wTcn. QPtiiiAi-en. Sea Life of St.
Moling, in Marsh's Library, 3, 1, 4, fol. 70,
in which the icren is translated by the Latin
word magus: " QuEedam die legens sanctus
pontifex Molyng sedendo in quodam loco cum
suo ministro, venit ad ilium ilia avis quK
dicitur magus avium ('Ojiai en) eo quod aliquibus
prsebet augmiura, et ipsa est minima.
''et habebat ilia muscam vivam et ululantem,
in rostro suo".
*0|ieAnn, battle, sorrow.
" "OiieAnn oeAbAi-o i]' niieAun •ooiijeA]'
5]unn OAHijeAn ip jjiinn cuibt)eA]nionA|i
gAC ni -00 ni iieAcb
5le glAn, ip gbe 5Léiceo,cb".
Foras Focal.
'Oiiéiiiinijce]!, it is raised, increased. H. 2. 15,
p. 50 b.
"OiienjAi-o, "oiiinjiio, they step, advance, graduate;
.1. ojieimnijcep. H. 2. 15, p. 50 b
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