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Rawlinson, 506, fol. 21 b, a; Cat. 48, 63
H. 3. 17, c. 572. See W.L. p. 62. " Ica^»
eneclAtin ^\ia". C. 1638. " "Oul a qiebui)ie",
to go seciu'ity. Bawl. 487; O'D.
2077, 2147, 2152. " UtiebAipe co coi]\ ó
belAib", security is given projjcrly from the
lips. H. 3. 17; O'D. 532. " T:nebA)]ie but)ein
AgAi'cpebAipeeAcqiAnn". H. 3. 18: C. 1434.
Cj\eAbAi)ie, prudence, discretion. Egerton, 88
C. 2341. " U]lebA1|^e -00 oéiiAtii", to exercise
discretion. H. 3. 17: O'D. 886.
C]iebunjmit3e, tribunal. Z. i. 198.
U)ié-cincAc, triple-crimed. Rawl. 487: O'D.
2158: Egerton,^; C. 2617.
CnécuiiiAi-c, mixture, admixture. E. 3. 5, p.
23, col. 2: O'D. 1364.
Uiié-eoc1inAc,tliree-cornered. C.2055. SeebA^ro.
UiieyocAb, the name of a poetical composition.
O'D. 2223.
Unéigtm, I abandon. " lAp mbeic i^eAcc
iiibliA'onA no VlilAicbepcAc 1 jiije n-Gpent)
AcbAib int) A]\x)inAchA ia^iaiii ia]i ccpeceAt) a
pije A]! cbéipceAcc". Four Masters, 729.
"729, Flathbertus, rex Hibemiie ahdicalo
sceptro anno regni septimo, fit monachus
Ardmacha;, ibique post multos annos in pace
quievit." Triad. 294.
UpeiniujAT), triple, or tripartite division. E. 3.
5, p. 46, col. 1. " cen cpeiniuJAt) .1. fO]i nÁ
bí ceccuJA-ó". E. 3. 5, p. 18, col. 1 ; Egert.
88 ; O'D. 1971 ; "a cAbAi]\c hia nibuAib uile
CO cpeiniuJAt) o]\po", to be all given in
cows which are appropriated [not forest cows].
Rawl. 487 ; O'D. 2149. " UjieiniuJA-o -OAib
AgAi' cii|\bAi'o AjA]' bjiechA ini cuinit) cine
5An Aipnini". H. 3. 17: O'D. 560.
irnei]-e, qiip, three days, triduum; " ij" T)ai]1c
CACA c^ieii'e Ann co ceopA c]iei]"e". Rawl.
506, fol. 22 b b, and H. 2. 15, p. 16 a. See
Aoine, one day. H. 3. 17, col. 31. " qieip
imceimmgce", the three [13] days oi invioJahility.
Raivlinson, 487; O'D. 2095, 2097:
O'D. 604. "c|\ei|"e uaca", three single days.
O'D. 604. " rpeife 130 ]ii .1. uacao ajai"
•oecc". C. 786.
Cjié-bAeJA, after calving? or having three
calves? made the same as tulgAch in C.
1543. " Tp bA mbAegA a]1 -oa nibuAib r]\e-
UegA". C. 1542 ; Harl. 432, col. 6, p. b,
col. 6; H. 2. 16; O'D. 1714; C. 1953.
U]ién]-biA]XAc, mighty-tliighed, stout-thighed,
strong-thighed. Rawl. 487 ; O'D. 2108.
CpeotJACAit), the Trinity ; " Cpeitiim c|\eot)ACATO
^roii'in oeiTOACAT) in xJubeniAin t)aiI". St.
Patrick's Hymn.
C|AiAC .1. cigeAjWA, G'Rody of Crossjield; a
king, a lord ; a wave ; a heavy hog ; a hill.
" UpAc ]^Í5 50 ^loJA ntieAbbA
UniAC Ainm no jac cigeA^inA,
r7]iiAC conn 50 n-ioÍAp n-T)An
UniAC co]ic ciioni, 1]' cjAiAC cubAc".
Foras Focal.
UniAc, the monarch of Ireland. H. 3. 18, 14 a.
U]\iciin .1. cnén-céininiuJAt). C. 2801.
U]nlii", brilliance, eíFulgence, radiance.
" Loicliec e-]-poc IbA^