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IIYlL IML inch INCH
•oib [oo iiA miniiAib] i|- oi&b'LAt) aja]" Cne-
clAiin". Raielinaon 506, f'ol 26 b, a.
Im-oéAnATn, reparation; also, proof; proof to
conviction. Cat. 65; H. 3. 17, col. 443.
" In Uicc yi^A -DO bit) aj^ i^étiA, ocu|' in luce
puiTJijce CO biTJ Ag init)énAiii". H. 3. 17,
col. 4yi) [recte 509]. '"Oo ni céic itiToenAtii
A buetri oon b]\eicerii". Egert. 88, fol. 19
h b. " "Oo ni in c-mniA-o olijcecli niiTDenAiii
A|\ A)\ UACAÚ "otijcec". Ibid. fol. 22 a a.;
Cat. 108. " 1f Lai]- in p^én inToénAiii nA
n-mle, aja]' ni La ncAch ini-oénAiii aiji".
" Justus judicat omnia et ipse nimis judicilur\
C. 1617.
1mt)éim, it proves or determines. H. 3. 17, col.
420.
1iiiT)en5At), to blush. C. 1010; O'D. 2367.
See 10 nib An At).
lnit)e]\5U'D : " oinToeiiju'o", de strata meo. Z.
i. 33.
IniTjeiinAiii i. ceAiigAb. H. 2. 15, p. 11; E.
3. 5, p. 19.
liTTOibe, to cut, to clip. " 1mt)ibe a n-exjAij".
H. 3. 18, p. 12 6. " lleclin n-iiiix)ibi",
lex circumcisionis. Z. i. 229. See eicipiinoibenn.
Inmicli, protects. Egerton; C. 2700; H. 3. 17,
col. 217 ; impugns? Rawl. 487 ; O'D. 2076 ;
O'D. 367.
Ime, a fence: " ceACjiA bune Aic^réjAit Ann",
four fences are recognized therein (.i. in law).
Rawl. 4S7; O'D. 2105; H. 3. 18, p. 136.
Irtiec. See ntniec.
1 111 pAcb u \\. See |-Aeb a^i.
1iii].-oiciúe, to ignore, annul. " tlo fUAicpe-ó
|ie ]ié iinjroiclie'OA co^i oibceAnA". H. 3. 17,
col. 225. " Til cuAlAing im-poiche", he cannot
impeach. H. 3. 17; O'D. 565.
1m]:iiich .1. 61111 fUAiciAcp. O'D. 273.
Imgbeo-ó. See jleoú. E. 3. 5 ; O'D. 1639.
Iniglmne, secure. See gbinne. O'D. 2212.
IniiTDeclic, iiniceAcc, .i. cache uime. D. F.
in Gl.
^m^\^^ZA\\, he dammed. O'D. 93.
ImleAC D)\ocA'óA, q? Emlagh townland in the
parish of Killkeevin, in Slieve O'Flyn, county
of Roscommon.
ImleAc lobAip, now the village of Emly, a
bishop's see in the barony of Clanwilliam, in
the south-west of the county of Tipperary,
and about seven miles to the west of the town
of Tipperary. It is described in the Book of
Lismore as situated in the centre of the territory
of the Mairtini of Munster. See ITlAip-
cine.
ImbeAc OnA, now Emlagh, a townland in the
parish of Elphin, county of Roscommon.
ImneATi). " puAi]\]'eAc tnoji o'utc ajaj' o'ltnneAÚ
Ainnfi-óe", where they suflFered much
toil and hardship. O'Conor, ad anu. 1250.
Imnii. O'D. 2283. See cioninA.
1m|\iiii, I play upon, work upon; I plead, I
ply. " Im^nc in c-uii'ia", they work the copper.
H. 2. 16 ; O'D. 1732. " tlUu pc n-inAÍiiiiiivi|-
111 eii'inTD^iAic". Egert. 88; C. 2150.
" CiTD béi'oc bu)' All ley oiiiii]ic aiji". Ibid.
2151.
1ni)\iiii, riding. " Gob iiii]iiiiie", a riding horse.
H. 3. 17, col. 170. See |.-oiiniuiii.
Ininnii. " l-'iAC ].-oini^unie", debt of use. E.
3. 5, p. 39, col. 2; or working an animal. H.
3. 18, p. 125 a.
1in]-CA)i, separation. See lom.
lincA. See lonicA and niincA.
InicAnAt), talio. Z. i. 20.
Imcelcut). See ceiljiiii.
ImciAjAic .1. emiceic. C. 1615. Egerton%?>;
C. 2312.
1nicinicellui-ó, excels, transcends. O'D. 2219.
Inicoich, he sues or seeks. H. 3. 18, p. 182.
See coich.
Iiini]-, initini]', itnA, is often prefixed to the present
and past tenses of verbs, as " unu^' ype-
cuAc", they correspond. H. 3. 18, p. 16 a.
" Imniuf cA]\coniolfAc", they collected. H.
3. 18, p. 25 a. " Itiiu]' fuicb mAC AgAr
ingm". H. 3. 18, p. 143.
Iiiiu]' yuicbeAC .1. iniu)' coiccec, they impeach.
H. 3. 17 ; O'D. 566. See |.-uich. H. 2. 15
O'D. 1088.
InAnnpAij ]-ecc \éz. E. 3. 5, p. 45, c. 1 ; C.
1825.
1nbe|i "OhAoile, now Ennereilly, a townland
containing the ruins of an old church, in the
south of a parish of the same name in the
barony of Arklow, county of Wicklow, and
about four and a-half miles north north east
of the town of Arklow.
Inbep TDeAJAi-ó. There is a Kilday in the
parish of Upper Newcastle, barony of Newcastle,
county of Wicklow.
InbleoJAin, a relative, a son, a grandson, a follower;
a man's -oeoiiAit) ajai' muiicupcA included.
Rawl. 506, fol. 41 a, b; H. 3. 17;
cols. 95, 157, 436, 462.
InceAjicAijce, .i. in luce 5A01 Ia^ goi^ie 00.
D. F., corrigendus. H. 3. 17, col. 603.
Incif nincij-? H. 2. 15, p. 14, top; C. 803.
Incleici, hidden, concealed, latent. " "Ou jaII-
^lAib bunAiú no lo'Ainniib incleici". Rawl.