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Lotij^bjionn, the enslform cartilage <strong>of</strong> the belly.<br />

Gildas's Lorica.<br />

t,on5po)\c. " bA-OAp X)k oi-óce tongpuiiic 65<br />

CuLmj ÁÍAinn", they were two niglits encamped<br />

at Tulach alainn. O'Conor, ad an.<br />

1253. " Domiiall Muc Aedha castrametatus<br />

est ill Driiim-mbo'. <strong>An</strong>nals UUter, 6-40.<br />

UonlAingen, the side. " t/OnUMnjen bo, no<br />

06.ym\ C. 8^0.<br />

lx)nn .1. -onTipAch no ot^aI,, no ej;Ait. C. 2857.<br />

to)!, enough, " Áp loup-ní", sufficieíitia nostra.<br />

Z. i. 39.<br />

Lop, sake, part, hehalf. " Jac wume Aigei^up<br />

Ap A lop", every person who will sue on their<br />

part. H. 3. 17; O'D. 547.<br />

1-op, increase ; butter, milk, dung, etc ; calves,<br />

heifers? " "^m eipine p]\eAC]\A -oo bop AjAp<br />

o'Áp Aj;Ap xio gcApc". H. 2. 15, p. 1(3 b.<br />

" Co bop .1. nA Iaij". H. 2. 15, p. 56 a, 57 h.<br />

H. 3. 17, col. 102. " Upi<strong>An</strong> cAch neich<br />

b<strong>of</strong>Ap AgAp Á]-Ap AjAp inpoipb]\ei' Aip Ó tip<br />

•o'pi]! in pe)\Ainn''. E. 3. 5, p. 24, col. 1.<br />

" Co bop AgAp Áp AjAp inopbAipc"'. H. 3.<br />

18, p. 145 a. " Lop .1 innuc. increase". C. 827<br />

l^opATD. In the county <strong>of</strong> Cavan the farmer<br />

calls his well laid out iield his fine losset, or<br />

table sprtad with food,<br />

l-opc, lame. " tli cogpAtriA nAcb bopc .1. nocho<br />

CAbApcAp roi^Ai]\ni Ap in ouine bACAc". H 3.<br />

17,col.438."lopcn-eolup". H.5.15; OD.<br />

1.:'57.<br />

UopcAt), burning, to bum, was burned. " A]WrriAchA<br />

t>o bo]-CAt). Fow Masters, 610. " (i70<br />

Ardmacha inceudio conflugrata. 2'riadp. 294.<br />

toe, the heat <strong>of</strong> animals in the season <strong>of</strong><br />

breeding.<br />

tócA, locÁn, a s<strong>of</strong>t lump or mass <strong>of</strong> anything.<br />

See beice.<br />

todi, cwiiiim. Z. i. 18.<br />

'LorjiA, now Lorha, a small village in the barony<br />

<strong>of</strong> Lower Ormond, and six miles to the north<br />

<strong>of</strong> Borrisokane.<br />

LiiAC : " Ap buAch", propter foenus Z. i. 28.<br />

l/UAC beApA, price or reward <strong>of</strong> welfare, a fine<br />

paid by the ancient <strong>Irish</strong> on several occasions.<br />

" LuAC bcApA AgAp inipit)e''. four Maniers,<br />

1414. " hoc ppopeuiiiecicum [Trpoatvyfjia]<br />

luAC bepA" H. 2. 13.<br />

" 111a]i pÁibce TTiAp buAch bcApA<br />

"Oo jeAbírÁ, cúip CAiptieApA,<br />

1-AOl pAWA, tIA niA-Ó Óilb bib<br />

"Ootn •óÁn Ap AbA ViAij-Dip".<br />

H. 1. 14,fol. IIG.<br />

" peApp niAp bón bA nA cjiuinne, tdia nA<br />

AOinpeAp Aguinne<br />

LUA lubli LUBH<br />

A5 po <strong>An</strong> peAp ip "oibe t)uic, a bc<strong>An</strong> tno<br />

Cp01t)e, ip CApAlT)<br />

Tli biA« pog niAp buAc beApA UAic no UAin<br />

AijneApA<br />

*Ouic on piop nAC cahi cpoit)e Amu Am nA<br />

ViAicpije<br />

Maurice, son <strong>of</strong> David Fitzgerald.<br />

" piA-onAip Ap cup in h-epin-o cia conAmrni-oip?<br />

llinn. OcIia ttiac SengAint) •00<br />

pepAib bobj, C<strong>An</strong> nAt) pAbe nAi-om no<br />

.ÁpAcli no Aicipe Acc piADnAi^yi nÁrriA ocup<br />

pej-pet) 1056 in bepj'A nA coipcet) no bepet)<br />

opATjnAippe m C<strong>An</strong> pAin". Book <strong>of</strong> Leins-<br />

ter.<br />

tuAcliApn, Xn/i7rac. Z. i. 28.<br />

tuAchtiiAJ. now Loughmoe, a village and parish<br />

situated five miles to the n.e. <strong>of</strong> Thurles, in<br />

the barony <strong>of</strong> Eliogarty, and county <strong>of</strong> Tipperary.<br />

Here arc the ruins <strong>of</strong> an old church,<br />

and <strong>of</strong> the splendid mansion house and castle<br />

<strong>of</strong> Purccll, baron <strong>of</strong> Loughmoe. See Indix<br />

to Four Ma.'iters.<br />

luAt) .1. cennAC. C. 1317; H. 2. 15, p 54 b.<br />

t,u Aj, to purchase " ; cincup a cpeibe x>o buAJ",<br />

to buy furniture for his house. Baiciinsun<br />

487; O'D. 2115; H. 3. 17; O'D. 780, 862.<br />

buAi jep, who purchases. E. 3. 5, p. 20, col. 1.<br />

•' In ci nAt) pACAiiT) AjAp nA buAigent)". H.<br />

2 15, p. 65 ; H. 5. 15 ; O'D. 1648 ; " Ap cia<br />

buAióe ncAC lAp nA pip ip oipe no icpA".<br />

Ef/erton 88; C. 2161. " V^l* ^o'S' cípe".<br />

Fgert. 88 ; C. 2486.<br />

LuAipre, pbuAipce, sen. <strong>of</strong> buApAC or pbuApAC,<br />

a hide. See noi. ^ O'D. 22'J3.<br />

tuAicicep, quicker than. " Acup bA buAicicep<br />

bocAi-o p|ii jApiTiAin, no 5iub 'oia net), no<br />

péij no Aibb in pitie puc co mboi ipn cup-<br />

Acli'. Cor. Glos. in voce Ppubb.<br />

LuAiciunn? See Cor. (z/os. in Coipe bbpecAin.<br />

tuAm, celox. Z. i. 27.<br />

LuAiiiAin, a shield. " Ho cbAiBet) intj uaj^ a<br />

cpbcAJ T)iA CAob, A cboi'oeni no'n CAob nAibe,<br />

AbuAmAin( 1. ApjlAC) CAipip"'. H. 3. 18, p. 46.<br />

LuAtiiAin, Hying. Egtrt. 88; C. 2469.<br />

LuAmAin, a rope, tie, fastening. Egert. 88.<br />

2527; OD. 2297.<br />

buAC, quick or swift. " Ho bu combuAcTi pe<br />

h-ecliuib", who was as swift as horses. Hawl.<br />

487; OD. 2153.<br />

t-ub)iA, lepers, sick persons. See bobpA.<br />

LubpA, work, workmen. Cat. V22. " Vt" '"^<br />

nAin bubpu', for doing work. Raul. 487<br />

OD. 2048. " Ini bu'bAip AjAp im cech<br />

n-Aitji-ó". H. 2. 16; O'D. 1708; " pAoipe<br />

lubpA". Eaert. 8->i C. 2442.<br />

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