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VégAn, is seen, is tested. Raid. 487; O'D.
2046 ; Egert. 88 ; C. 2602.
peib, as ; now ^ém.
Véib, distinction, dignity, lionour, rank. " VooIa
]:eibe". H. 2. 15, p. 18, col. 2. " 1]' c.\\\e
]:éibe cac A\\\e ó bo M\\e cu ^15". H. 2. 15,
p. 31 6. " |iiApu|' |-eibe". Cat. 6, 105. " a
I'eib .1. A liuAiflni". H. 2. 15, p. 47, col. 5.
"Veib cocuj-a", property of nobility. Rawl.
487; O'D. 2116. "a ^eib .1. a bpeAbui'
CJ10CA AjAj" ceneoib" Cormac's Instruction.
" be)' cucnuniA jreib aja)' cocui'". E(jerton,
88, fol. 15 a a. " Veib .1. ]:ebiif". H. 2. 15
p. 51 b.
VeiceAtii, a debtor or creditor; " ^reicein coic-
et)A", person who sues for debts, a pleader.
Cai. pp. 13, 35 ;H. 3. 17, c. 34, 81; gen.
|-eichemAn, dat. i:eicbeiiiAin. "yecniiii bni-óbmt.".
O'D. 133, 1921.
peiceninAp? watching, attending.
j-'eicetnnAi', pleading, advocacy. Raid. 487;
O'D. 2068 ; H. 5.-15 ; O'D. 1658. " veicem-
Í1A]' AjA]' -HACAije)-", recovery and security.
iiaioZ. 487; O'D. 2148.
peicli, peic, calm weather. See i-'éic. "111Á-|-
A yeicb \\o bAidme-o-oo neocli AjAf ]\ucyo]i
AtiyATJ Kxupn". Raid. 487; O'D. 2057.
Veiclieiii, a pleader and advocate. H. 5. 15;
O'D. 1658.
yeicbetiiAin, attendants, advocates. H. 3 17,
col. 110; Harl. 432; O'D. 1920. " pecheliiAin
cobAij" H. 5. 15; O'D. 1693.
Veicbeiiinu)-, the state or condition of a
):ec1ieiii. " 1Iaic ].-ecberiinuf". H. 3. 17,
col. 83. " Cit) Ap A n-epei\ ]:eicbeni ? ílín.
Aji int)i •obijef no oli5ée]\ 01 a]\ ip peicheih
ceccA^A hi". H. 3. 18, p. 21 a.
peiT)litic, they cndiu'c, continue, remain. Vit.
Pat.
feiuni, an effort, exertion; gen. j.-eniiiA. "Uuc-
1'AC A bÁriiA A n-én]:ecbc 'nion cioidi 'o'Á
rApjvAinj, AjA)' ni jiAibi cA)^bA i]' in c^ieinyeum,
0)\ ni]\ yeni-Ac a bee -oi". Lismore,
219 a.
Veromi, refusal. " yo]\ yevm^ fine", despite
the refusal of the tribe. H. 2. 15, p. 14, top.
Veniienn, jreuimei', he refuses, fails. H. 3. 17
O'D. 556, 573; H.3.18; C.1438; H.5.15;
O'D. 1695.
péineAcbu)', the laws of the ancient Irish, the
code of the Brehon laws. " SeAnchu]- ajaj'
pénechup ha beneAiin". Fum' Masters, 438.
" Hibcrni;c Anti(piitatcs ct Sanctiones Legales".
Triad. Jltau p 214, col. a. See quotation
under the word peAncu)-.
Vei]-, a feast; bA-feij't, cow fodder, or the cows
forfeited for feeding. O'D. 100; " qiAU
yen'e", time of feast. O'D. 254, 1073, 2246.
pei]-, the copulation of bulls, rams, etc. " ^ei]lech
^.-inchjiiuriiA", Feis is equal to half the
attendance. H. 5. 15 ; O'D. 1648.
peip, lying in bed, copulation, coition.
" eijuc
initAbAlA peii'i", the eric of avoiding coition.
Raid 487; O'D. 2120.
peip, lyinw ; trespass committed by cattle lying
or sleeping satiated in a corn field, etc. H.
3. 18, p. 13(5; E. 3. 5. levant, and couchant.
Gibh. p. 32.
pel)', coena; a supper or feast at night with ale.
H. 2. 15, p. 61 b. See ].nii]M]uu-ó.
peifcit) 110 -oeiixi .1. ciiuiAm)-i no comAjibA ].-it
•DiA el]' in viiunAipb". C. 2822 ; O'D. 2225.
peic, cahn; a calm. Raid. 487; OD. 2110.
See An).-At). Egert. 88; C. 2361.
Peic. " -de ]\iiiidiA]\ cecnAe lleiiiet) Atle Antt
.1. neiiii\ot), llemmoT), neiiiot), neiiipuc:
neniAot) ÍA ce)\x)A aja]' joibnui Áp ij-peij
00 bei^ iieiiicenchui' tioib in péich no
bejiAic cjie acd, rue cme". II. 2. 16, col.
120.
peic, a boggy stream (used in Roscommon).
peliu)-, a word of fom- syllables. Cor. Glos. in
voce oeAch.
pelniAC, a pupil, a scholar, a learner. II. 2. 15,
p. 48 a.; H. 3. 17; O'D. 563.
polniAip .i.]3ii-eo5A. O'D. 81, 1853.
peliiiAe, sepes. Z. i. 22.
jrcm, a Avoraan. " S50C ua "j-'enn ó ii]i iia
pinne". S. O'Mulconrij; " .1. iiiac ha iniiÁ ó
uneAb 11A pinne, AbAinn a ti-Cin ChoiiAiLL"
r. O'Rody.
Peiint), refusal. O'D. 2123. " Cu jioib yeiniiu
AjAf uijUAj-Acc AgAp pmechAipe Ann", refusal
and consent and family right. Rawl. 487;
O'D. 2101.
VetiAp, .1. ACCAinjicep, is given. H. 2. 15, p. 49.
peóipnn, a sandy level spot on the bi'ink of the
sea shore (Erris).
)^eoi\up, hec acirus.
"i-'opAii, raasculus. Z. i. 12.
|-'e]\enn, a garter, a belt, a girdle: anklet? " 'J-'epeii-o
.1. i-ó bi)' 1111 cobpA in eujus voccm cpeccAip
m cpeccA ini cobpA pep, aiviaiI no bit)
•0111 int) be coniAioup caic, ip tu •0111 00 gnici]"
nApepiiiT) verbi gratia pepeuT) óijiim coip
pij. Vepent) oin Ainm vo cpi]- bi)- uni pep
nnde dicitur cAcniAic pneccA pejuie pep .1.
00 ecniAic in pneccA cjupA pei\". Cor. Glos.
Ferenn, a garter which is worn about the calf
of the leg, as cpeccAip iti cpeccA 1111 coI]ía