n
o, m. n
s.
réud,
Sg. 63a8
. d
s.
reud,
Ml. 132c8
.
reuth,
Thes.
i 5.15
(Southampton Ps.). reódh m. (g
s. n
p. riúidh reóidh, d
s.
riúdh reódh),
IGT Dec. § 75
.
Hoar-frost
(dist. from sic `hard
frost'): gl. gelu,
Sg. 63a8
,
Ml. 132c8
,
Corm. Y 1083
; pruina,
Thes. i 5.15
.
sioc, oighre, readh, cuisne,
Eg. Gl. 532
.
talum
. . . oígreta co reod, co caisirne,
FA 30
LB (
IT i 190.34
).
ro
iad reod rōta,
LL 208a49
.
nir fholaigh snechta nā reodh . . .
an fód,
BNnÉ 133.31
.
i n-aidchi réoid ro-sholais,
TBC-LL¹ 5049
.
a n-aimsir réoigh nó sneachta,
RC xxiv 379.11
. cuisne reoigh
`hoar-frost',
ITS xiv 14.1
.
doinenn dermair reoidh ┐ snechtai,
AU ii 84.17
.
ó shíorbhrat reódha,
Hackett xxi 32
(mod. g
s.).
pl.
bídh gach eas i nglas ó reodhaibh,
Keat. Poems 166
. In
late poetry eyes are somet. compared with frost:
dearc raghlas mar an reodh,
A. Ó Dálaigh xiv 9
.
i bpéarla do chlaonrosc . . . righin reoidh,
Keat. Poems 319
.
As vn. of reódaid, to freeze
:
fuar mar do beith ag reogh,
Rosa Angl. 252.17
.
colbhadha ciumhais-gheala . . . acc réodh,
AFM vi 1918.9
. (fig.)
fuaire mo bhéas ag reodh riom,
Ir. Monthly 1928, 438 § 16
.