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H. 3. 18; C. 175. " SAtAtro -oia cAH]'AtTo",
salt to season them. H. 2- 1(3 ; O'D. 1730.
CA^cAijceiA .1. be|\cA]i, is given. Raid. 487
O'D. 2119; " CAl^cAl^ce]^ Lán rcMÍb oib".
H. 3. 18, p. 406.
CApcAp, is got, obtained. H. 5. 15; O'D. 1575.
Ua]\ca|', past, pass, was seized upon or taken,
such as prisoners or booty. Fo2ir Masters,
1542. "Aon •oo bÁib oia o-cÁinicc UIac
llTObin TA^ IjAnnA co -q-caiiha-o qieic",
one day that Mac Quillan came across the
Bann and seized upon a spoil. Four blasters,
1544.
Ca^aca]', happens. E. 3. 5; O'D. 1536; is
caught. Egerton, 88 ; C. 2154.
UA^icAfCAiii, is caught or apprehended. H.
2. 15, p. 48, coh a.
Ua|\u|-, CAiiiiuf, is arrested or apprehended. E.
3. 5, p. 23, col. 2; p. 38: O'D. 1440.
Ua|-c, l-'Afc. Egerton, 88; 0. 2356; report.
H. 3. 18, p. 142; notice: "ben wcbe-p -poncui]i
n-éicne -oo cAbAipc ^.-uiupe .1. nA cabA1|^c
cÁrc". Rawl. 487 ; O'D. 2107.
UAfCA]!, company, a dinner party. H. 3. 17,
col. 17; meeting. Rawl. 487; O'D. 2085;
" A •0Á1T1 AjA'p A cA-pcu]\". Rawl. 487 ; O'D.
2103; O'D. 59.
UAfcnATO .1. inni'Aijce]!. H. 2. 15, p. 48 a;
Egerton, 88; C. 2241, 2245; O'D. 2290.
CAi-cnAiii : "a
2190.
rAi-criAm a^i ^roguib". O'D.
CACAbA, white lily root: " meACAti a cAdiAbA".
Egerton, 88 ; C. 2238.
UACAijcep .1. jAcup. H. 2. 15, p. 53 a.
UAchbonjA]!, cobonjA^A, is superseded. H. 3.
18; C. 420; it is loosened or made alienable.
" 1li cAcbbonjA]! .1. nocA CAicnnjceii". H.
.3. 18;C. 420;H. 2. 15, p.42 6.
TJAccuji, to return, send away, repudiate. H.
3. 17, col. 173. See cacuh. "TTlunACAccupcATA".
H. 3. 17 ; O'D. 554.
UAcbuiceiA .1. CAicmijce]!. Egerton, 88; C
2390.
TTAubcbe, .1. bee Aipecc. H. 3. 17, col. 475.
UAuiiciocA, returnable, revertible, recoverable.
Uaujaciih .1. coi|\ciiTi. H. 2. 15, p. 16 b.
UeAC, cech, a house. " Uecb i^ecc ciiAijet
pcec". H. 3. 18, 3 b.
UeAC AoTóeA-ó, an hospital, a house of entertainment.
" bpAn IIIac péTolmi Hi IIai-
jibtij, CeAnn oÁiii aja^' oeói\ATÓe aja]'
^-eA]\ ctje AOi-óeAÚ coiccmn, •oécc". Brian
son of Fehm O'Reilly, a man who was celebrated
for his hberality to poets and travel-
lers and kept an open house for the general
TEA ceA TEA
reception of all passengers, died. Four Masters,
1481.
UeAC bAocin, in the parish of Chui-chtown,
barony of Rathconrath, county of Westmeath.
UeAC •|'cneApc]^A, a hbrary. See quotation at
ceAi'Ai\5Ain.
UeÁCA]iAC, stout, bulky (coimty of Kilkenny).
UeAcniAic, happening, occurring. Raivl.iSl;
O'D. 2128. See ceAjiriAil. Egert. 88.
UeAccA, law, right. " A]\ a ccacca ^Laca in
pn tube .1. A]A ^y é -olije-o itIaca". Teg.
Cor. UAibfMch A ceichce ooib", tributa
prcEstatis eis. Z. i. 56, " .i. obigcuc". H. 3.
17. col. 17, lawful, due, legal.
UeAccuJA-o, appropriation. O'D. 2066 ; taking
[lawful?] possession of land, like livery of
seisin. " UeccAijce ci]Ae", possession of
land. Cat. 49 ; H. 3. 1 8, p. 151 ; E. 3. 5, p.
10, col. 2. " UechcuJA-o obitcech". Rawl.
487; O'D. 2104; O'D. 1442, 2012.
UeAtimAnriA, ceAUniA, pi. of ceioni, q. v.
" Hi b-lAT) A o-ceAt)iiiA CjlOniA
IIÁ Ait)ble A ]iAcc n--oio-óboiTOA
ChAomiT) fbuAJ bleACC llluije bjieÁj
Duat!) nÁ neAiicniAiiie iiah'iat)''.
O'Daly Cairbreach,
on the death of O'Donovan.
UeAjA^, substance, soUdity. " Cad é An céAgA^i
é", what signifies it (Kilk.).
UeAjbAriiAO. C. 1522, collection, to collect.
UeAjmAiym, ceciiiuipn, contingency. H. 3. 17,
col.^184. " lluAchecmunjg", eventu. Z. i.
71.*
UcaIca-o, to shed. Clarendon, 15 ; O'D. 1947.
UeAbcumA, cebcumA, cubcubA, a puncheon, a
cask: dolium. " a.d. 533. bAóiíj llluipcbejiCAi
j niic e-A]icA a cebcuiiiA -pnA Aiuce
ShAiiinA A IllubbAcb Cbbecig n&y bóint)".
Tigemach. " Dimersio Murchertaig fihi
Erci in dolio pleno vino in arce Cletig supra
Boin". Annales Ultoniw, ad aim. 534. See
cubcubA.
UeAbbAC, a tribe or family. "tlluuA be a ic
Ann beof i]' a ic ^00 jac ceAbbAC 1^- neA^^A-oo
CO iioi]'c A inbe oca no co^io bAin ic in cm".
H. 3. 17; coh 251.
UeATtiAiii, a place from wliich a prospect is commanded.
" "Oo pouAii) "OAii cpeb CAin cuni-
CAchcA AgAf ^roiiAO lei^- i:o|i UeAniAi|i ajaj-
•oinjuA nA cAch]\Ach lootJAbbuc a5ai"o']:oi]\-
"oeci'in AjA-j' -00 'nib]ucu'o". Siege of Troy.
H. 2. 15, p. 131, Une 5. There is a townland
of UcAiiiAin, or Tara, in the parish of
DiuTow, in the north of the King's County;