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"Oioiuvir, 'oi)iAic, lawful; " •oéncA •oihaic", lawful
buildings. E. 3. 5, p. 27 ; O'D. 1 380, 1433.
"OiojinA, a stone. " "OmtiA (.1. cloc) in "Oaj-oai
CIA i-'o ce]\CA]i iin riiuip, ciA be^icAn In cecb
I-ojIai]' "00 -oeinie (.i. •oo]\cAt)A|-) a cipjiAic
oc A in-bi". H. 2. 1(5, p. 242, 243.
"Oioi-cAoiieAt), to destroy, raze, pull down.
" 1a]\ noij-cAoiteA-o Ai\Aib'L oon e-cclAif".
Four Masters, 890. " Summa Basilica ex
parte diruta". Triad, p. 296.
TDioixop, to detach. See yco\\. E. 3. 5 ; O'D.
1359.
"OioéogUii-óe, impregnable. See •oinn.
"Oipe, from o'lop, due; "a •oi)ie", his due,
whether fine or wages; " iÁn -oipe", full fine,
or full payment. H. 3. 17; O'D. 559. "Oineis
also used to denote simply wages, or payment
for any work done. Égert. 88; C. 2216.
See eneclAnn. *Oi]\e, in contradistinction to
Aicjm, means payment in thmgs different
from itself; O'D. 470, in contradistinction to
bog enec, what is due in right of another
person, O'D. 477. " coiiTOine .i. comenectAiin".
C. 1950. "Vm^ ^^ * iToijieÍA cAob
AichjetiA", i. e. the true payment of their
rfiVe, besides restitution. O'D. 2200. "aicgin
Ae '.1. "oiiAe"'. O'D. 2757. " ^A^iii' •oij:-
AOj^uin X)o •ooc]iiiitiib AiToi]\e". O'D. 2205.
"O'tue, a fine for kilhng, or personal insult or
injury, or steaUng; " bÁn •oíjie .1. bÁn eineclAnn".
H. 2. 15, p. 17, col. 1. "beé-t)i]\e
.1. leic-einecbAnn". H. 2. 15, p. 12, col. b,
p. 17, col. 2. Cat. 22, 44, 70, 126, 132.
'"Oijie .1. qiuAj no comei]ice". H. 2. 16, p.
242.
"OijieriA^i, -ooiienAp, .1. eí]iniée|i. H.2. 15, col
2 of p. 16 ; is paid. H. 2. 15, p. 12, coh 2,
and p. 16, coL 2; Cat. 52. 77. See i\eAnA]i
is estimated; " bo Ai]n 1-|" "oia buAib "oipenAn
rix)i". H. 3. 18, 3 a.
TDiitjiACA, 'oi]\iACAiT), rectification. H. 3. 17;
O'D. 532; rectitude .1. •oi)\51Acai'ó. H.
3. 18, p. 360 h; C. 765; rules, regulations.
" A\\ ^\- é ]io pob jieAcc, pAJAib aju]- v\\\glACA
gAchA llAOl AgU]- CectlA CAinjIle 1A]\
5-cói]V'. Four Masters, ad ann. 266. " "Oo
|Aei|i •oi^ijiACATO tiqMuch 1Tlui|-i". Pref. to
Senchus Mar. H. 3. 17; H. 2. 15, p. 61 a.
63 b.
"Oij-c, dry, run dry, as a spring well, or a cow
" •oo cuAit) An ciobAp A n-t)i|-c", the well has
run dry (Kilk.).
'Oi]-CAHA'o, they do not separate. H. 3. 17;
O'D. 571.
Oiixe, insoluble. H. 3. 17; O'D. 535.
*OifcniT)cep, distinguuntur. Barl. 432; O'D.
1911. See "00 cuipn.
'OifeApc, a desert; Deseriiis locus; Desertum.
Colgan, Acta SS. p. 579, cap. 3. " 'Oí]~eA|\c
desertus locus .i. bóc jta^'Aij". Cor. Glos.
"OifeA^ic, is given by Plunket as one of the Irish
words for the Latin turris. " Da liAmpA cj\a
in oipujic 1 iTi-bATDUf Aun .1. uii. xx. c. yonn
I'ieAtiiAin I'etipAibbe inline, a^a]' bA he CA^poUAijen
boi uAf cleice cen-omulbAig caca
^uinr> piipocA .1. bionoc ecc. CoiiiÍA 5e]\e'o
p]\i]- AjAj-jeipcent) niA^ioci yuimn, ecc. Op
ÍAiccen oviin au 'oi^'epc, ob iiiAC Conjbiiine".
Leahliar Breac. fol. 100 a a. " X)ij-etic
AgAf GcU\ip 00 "oenAiii oaiu^'a ob An nigen.
1\o iniAt) All nipepc •do buAib AjAp -OAinAib
AgAj' eCAlb AgAp op AJAp ApCAc". H. 2. 18,
fol. lUb.a.
"OipeApc TnuijTOeAbjiA, now Dysart, in the
barony of Coshma, county of Limerick, one
mile west of Groom. There is a very ancient
church and round tower, called cbogÁp At)íf-
i]ic, at this place.
"OifbiuJA-ó, dedicatio. H. 2. 13. Gloss.
"Oic, injury, loss, detriment: "'oíc tiió)\ X)0
óeAnAiii 'oóib mnce oo'n cup pm", and committed
gi-eat havoc therein on that expedition.
O' Conor, ad ann. 1514.
*Oir1i, detrimcutum. Z. i. 26.
•OidiAc .1. •oicm. C. 2802; Egert. 88; C
2716,2728; C 2802.
"Oiccup .1. A-óbA]\ cocuip. D. Firb.
'Oicec, a denial upon oath. O'D. 129 " : imup
ppecjiAc iiiioop]io, A popcAC AjAp A iToicecli",
their admissions and their denials con-espond.
H. 3. 17, p. 16 a; H. 3. 17 ; O'D. 541 ; "gin
•oicec .1. cin cpenA" H. 3. 17; O'D. 573;
oicec, defined buije riAenpip. C. 1744.
"Oiciin, redemption, payment. Cat. 123; H.
2. 15, p. 16, top; ice. H. 2. 15, pp.32, 33;
lawful period for payment of debt.
"Oleic, a feast in the day, with or without al?.
H. 2. 15, p. 61 b.
"Oicni, shelter, protection. See oi'oeAn. Rawl.
487; O'D. 2118; Egert. 8S; C.2553; teges,
Z. i. 26. 79.
" l/ApAip 5peini Áme
Appob Gpen'o óije
pAcpAic coiiiec iinbe
Tlop •oiciti oiAp cpóije"
Feilire Aevguis. L. Breac, fol. 32 b.
•OicbAi .1. Dilpi. H. 3. 18, p. 7 a.
TDicbe .1. At)bAb eboit)ce. 1). F. in Gloss.; E.
3. 5, p. 13, c. 2; "•oicle pec". H. 3. 18;
C. 531.