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A UeAiiiAiji-'pig, in the parish of Clonduff,
county of Down ; UeAiiiAip, in the parish of
Inver, county of Donegal; and a townland of
the same name in the N.w. extremity of the
parisli of Templecairn, county of Donegal,
in which is " Cnoc Ue n-upjAip 57; H. 3. 17; O'D. 772.
ocup nA ce^jAijij", qui non vetuit et qui non UecupcAp, is withheld. O'D. 10(3.
servat. Harl 432; O'D. 1888. "111a po UegAic; " ce^Aic pe obi jet)", they submit to
cepAipcc A cjiot) pein", if he has saved his
own cattle. i2aw;. 487; O'D. 2058.
CeApA^ijAin, saving, preserving from destruc-
law. H. 3. 17; O'D. 544.
Ueibiin, I disappoint; " iiÁ ceib", do not disappoint
(Kilk.).
UeiTJin, pi. cet)inAnnA, a fit of sickness, acholic ;
" "Peniibitnit) iiiac CACAOip tli ConcubAip
UAnAipi IIa p^AiLge o'ecc t)o'ti remni i ccij
Hi IxAigibbij". Feidhlim. son of Cathaoir
O'Conor, Tanist of Ibh Failge, died of a
cholic at O'Reilly's house. O'Conor, 1399;
" combepcip ua cecpA ecAppAib Ap ce-óiiiAii-
iiAib CACA bbiAUnA". Cor. Glos. " 'Cei-oin
jAc bAp bicolc". Foras Focal. " Uenjiu
liióp, magna mortalitas". Triad, p. 298.
Ueibgim, I eject, throw. E. 3. 5, p. 8, col. 2;
" in CI 01A ceilje", the person on whom the
dignity is cast. H. 3. 17 ; O'D. 554.