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Vos Vocn FOTU
bear testimony. Harl. 4o2; O'D. 1925; C.
\1U; defined; VQxAlct. O'D. 555.
Voi\rAc1i, proof, or evidence. H. 3. 17; O'D.
531. 580; proof to conviction. H. 3. 17;
O'D. 555; Egcrt. 88; C. 2267.
VoncAcc, relief. H. 3. 17; O'D. 578, 579.
^'oncAi]', tlirougliout : " yojiCAi]' in becAu". C.
1318.
^oncAiiiLu JATJ, swaying. Four Masters, 1559,
1595.
Voiicec .1. A]' ixerticeccAije.. C. 190S.
VopciL, ].-oncAil, strong, powerful. Clarend.
15; O'D. 1941.
Vojicoinj, he proved by o.ith.
1661; H. 3. 17; O'D. 580.
H. 5. 15; O'D.
Vopromj, he proved. Egert. 88; C. 2462.
poncongACA)!, it is proved by oath. Cat. 73.
See conjAim. H. 3. 18, p. 193, col. a.; " i]é
^-oncuing CAC nim]\eAi-Ain biu^' eAcupnA-o''.
H. 3. 17, col. 420.
popcuACA, strange tribes in a territory.
Masters, 1585, 1582.
Four
Voi^uAi^, |-o-0]\iiAip, .1. iTO-oeAiiA, lic causcd.
"po]\iiAi]\ yó.]\ yo]\ ^'ocATOe'", he bronght contempt
on many. Egert. 88; C. 2299; C.
O'Clery.
1.''opuA]'tACA'ó, discrimination. Cat. 86.
ponuAjXA^i. See ].nK\]XAii.
poHiiiLLce)\ .1. AjAircA]!. H. 2. 15, p. 42 b.
Vonuni, motion. iiaW. 487; O'D. 2124.
Voiuif, true knowledge. H. 3. 18, 3 b.
j-'o]-; gen. l-nii]-. " Kac fuif", a resident security.
H. 3. 17; O'D. 573. " pen ^111]'," a
resident man. " pep Atipui]-," an absentee
Egert. ^%;C.U10.
po]-At), a habitation. " 50 i^ahcacuh in c)\eA]cnoc;
ocuf i:o]v\-ó p\\ Álumn a hiuILac 111
cnuic". Eumore, 155.
po]-Aic, washing the feet of pilgrims, etc. L.
Breac, 6.
po]-Ai5iiii, I entertain. H. 2. 15, p. 57 a.
Yo\'A\\\ .1. AnnbAnii, obsoniurn, meat, fish, flesh,
etc. ; condiment. H. 2. 15, p. 42, col. a.
" po]'Ai)\ .1. eA]'Aip, .1. cuij;e yucAib". H.
3. 17, c. 488 b.
VofceiTO. See ]roceiro.
Poi'cuic^-ic, i:oi-cuic|-ic, removes. 11.2. 15;
O'D. 1006; 11. o. 18; C. G86.
Poi"oiT)niAC ; T)' iniiiiAlle ]:o]-oit)iiK\c"'. Z. i.
33.
Vo]~lonj;poi\r, a camp. " ^o y.o JAb yoplong-
]bopc", where he pitched his camp. WC.
1552.
poi'ugA-ó, maintenance. " po]-pu5At) ycij-m".
H. 3. 18. 3 b.
-poruiucen, is provided. C 792; O'D. 63, 2227;
is sustained. 0'D._2212; O'D. 2779.
poc, yocA, cause; claim, right, or title to property
; one's property. " pocA nA n-UA]-Al
rin". O'D. 1411; O'D. 762; H. 5. 15, p.
19, c. 1 ; H. 2. 15, p. 65 a.; O'D. 377; Rawl.
487; O'D. 2101; II. 5. 15; O'D. 1642; C.
2152 ; O'D. 858. " poc niiiAi]-", one's own
property. H. 5. 15 ; O'D. 1631, 1653. " poc
CjiecA", title by purchase. Egert. 88; C.
2150, 2152.
P'oc, vigilant .1. pnineAchAin. O'Cleri/. " I'll
yoz .1. ni ].-U)ioc1kmh lie a n-ecóin, UAin -poc
|--i.ii]iecAi)\ AiuAil Acbeiic Penju)- yon j-aii
CAflAlg:
" po -oib yo c^]\e\ 1 yoz, co n-iniA-o Ayni aja]- 05
UicpA An ci -00 jAbAi]! -oe, lllopjlonAc iiión
llluinceniine".—H. 2. 16. AiiiyA C. C.
Sometimes it means intentional.
and coiii)iAice.
See Aiibyot)
PocA, the feed or handful given from time to
1599. See ^.-OTDpuAi]!.
time to a quem. Lib. Hymvorum, p. 221.
P'opuAij-lijini ;
'• 111 ironuAii-lijeiii-m", non PocA]iAc, in Kerry, means the ruins of a house,
superextendimus nos. Z. i. j'9.
as at Kilmalkedar, near Dingle. The same
po]\UAirliutAt) .1. irbutAt) no cAi'.cun-iiuiJAxi).
as iuocAn, in Clare.
PocIa, going away, eluding, avoiding, escapin-:,
absconding, eloping. H. 3. 17, col. 420. H.
5. 15; O'D. 1661. " Cuinine cin yoclA",
memory without slipping. H. 3. 17; O'D.
573.
PocLacc, brooklime. Egert. 88. C 2238. See
tocAll.
PocLen, purloins, evades, eludes. H. 3. 17;
O'D. 566.
poclenA)!, elopes. C. 886. " A\- a ben yocleiiAn
Ant)". O'D. 2228.
Pocleuliun, O'D. 2225.
pocliceir? C. 1743; C. 2817.
pocjiuijlicen .1. cinllcen, H. 3. 18; C. 417;
Egert. 88; C. 2263.
pocugAt), keeping up; also supporting, maintenance.
See yopugd-o and cocugAt). H. 2.
15, p. 56 a; Egerton 88; C. 2446. " pocu-
JAt) A coibne". H. 2. 16; O.D. 17U7; C.
1854.
P0CUÍ51111, I found, erect, lay the foundation.
" AjromAcliA'o'i.-ociiJAt) Ia nAoiii pÁr]iAicc".
" 457. Ecclesia Ardmachana fundata est per
S. Patricium". Colgan, Triad, p. 2l^i3.
" l>uit) Pac^uic in 0]'iu^'5'^ *h*r V°**^^5'r
cellA AjA]' congbAlA innri'b". Leabh.