n Used both as s. and pl. in various meanings, and perh. either pl. or deriv. of luban, q.v. The exx. under 1 l. may belong to this word.
(a) In passages referring to the fingers or toes: l.¤ na mér na lāime, Corm. Y 447 ( Corm. p. 17 ). luibhne mér, Met. Gl. Ff. 42 ; D. 14 . luibhne .i. méoir, O'Cl. in choss cona luibnibh .i. na coic meoir ┐ in traigh, Auraic. 1424. 4479 . See luibenchosach.
(b) spear, lance : luibhne . . . senainm . . . áirdṡleighe, Met. Gl. Ff. 36 . luighne (luibni, v.l.) ainm na sleighe díubhruic[th]e, 48 . luibhne .i. sleagh diubhraicthe, O'Cl. ? Fig. of a warrior: is é inn acci lómnach, is é in lumne leítmenach (luibne v.l.), TBC 5417.
(c) shield(s) (cf. ruibne): luibhne .i. sgiath, ut est luibhne geala foraibh, Ériu xiii 73 § 155 = lubne gela foraib ┐ slega . . . ina lámaib, TBC² 12 ( LU 4495 ) `white shields(?)', Faraday (see luban). mo ruibni mam luibni ar ló, IT i 162.1 (glossed both sleig and sgiath). do luathbhriseadh luibhne na laoch, Cath MT 499 . luibhne .i. sgiath, O'C. 1370 ( H.3.18, 626 ), O'Cl.
x see lobrae.
n = luibred: na campaidhe do threabhadh chum nach bhfásaidh an luibreach weeds , Corp. Astron. 48.z .
n o (luib). Also luiberad. plants, herbs : tuc luibriud bec ┐ mecain leis, Laud 610 f. 25a (Plummer MS. notes). luiberad ┐ fer in talman, MacCarthy 70.11 . lossa ┐ luibérad, LB 137a14 . oc ithe lúibrid ┐ lossa in talman, 156b27 . gan do bhiaidh agad acht luibhreadh na talmhan, Celtica iv 72.280 . roilec lan do luibredh `plants', Grail 3565 .
x see téit.
ind lerg lán lainne Lugdech l.¤ , Met. Dinds. ii 42.3 .
v Orig. deponent, Ped. ii 571 . Early replaced by lúaidid, q.v. Moves . (trans. and intrans.) in a variety of applications; of birds flies . Mostly in archaic passages, not all of which are clear. Indic. pres. 3 s. firḟlaith cētamus, lūithir side fri cach fō, ZCP xi 97 § 59 (luther, luith er, luiter, v.l.). ? ancid sreba ar oircelaib mis glūaisit co luathar, viii 104.4 . ar cid alless issa llūam nottlūathar air, 2 . nach rí nad lui othrus druith .i. na lúiann no na forcongrann . . . no na tobhaigh `every king that does not direct(?) the sick-maintenance of a fool', O'Dav. 1182 (luidh, v.l.). Rel. urla .i. cīab, ar is for ūr lūes hī, Corm. Y 1291 . lám .i. luam iarsinní luas imon corp uli, Corm. p. 26. 3 pl. iarsin moslúat immach / Uar ┐ Aindind `fare forth', Met. Dinds. iv 234.41 (inulsat(?), níusluat, nuslaigid, v.ll.). luait breachta a n-agaidh na ndul (láait v.l.), TBC 5484 . co luáit cithnella tenedh cum dúnaidh (laidhit v.l.), 5485 . Rel. laích luind lúatar claidbiu balcbéim- nechu fri bibdadu `who wield' ( BDD 130 ), LU 7735 = lúath ar c., BDD² 1269 (cf. SC 17 cited s.v. 1 lúath compds.). Impf. 1 s. ba siratech imtholtanach dano no luind dar Erind (speaker in form of a hawk) I would fly, LU 1325. 3 pl. denngor diäd ōsind insi / ar mēit tessa / inna n-anmanda, contuitis / luitis lessa, ZCP xi 152 § 48 ( Anecd. i 56 ). Subj. pres. 1 s. danam luur itir dana, nom tholfat . . . benna na n-aigi `wenn ich mich überhaupt rege ferner', TBC 1342. 3 s. (pass. ?) ar nī bī būadach ┐ nī bī fīachach maine luither, ZCP viii 103.25 . ? 2 pl. do rig ailig ni lúaid ni lúaid les / saigid fodess fodess dairib doss, LL 7534. Impf. 3 pl. ciambad ṡlúaig noslúitis `though hosts came to hunt them' (of cattle), Met. Dinds. iv 70.31 . Fut. 3 s. luifith iltuatha he will move many peoples, ZCP xi 91 § 3 (laifidh, laidfeidh, laithfe, v.ll.). ? cia leth cobra (co bráth v.l.) īar cōaird cros / cossalua mo c[h]oblach cres? ZCP x 46 § 10 (coslafea mo bachlach, cosluidfea mo coblach, v.ll.). Pret. and perf. 2 s. cor oró laimh luis .i. in cor do luadhis ót laim leic di a taithmech .i. leicc uait é cen a taithmech, O'C. 2409 ( Eg. 88, 32 (33)a ). 3 s. luathium luis Goll a láma `Goll moved his hands most quickly', RC xiv 408 § 18 . luidhis co luath gach leath ar uair / ac[h]er impudh (of an animal moving in its skin), Anecd. i 55 § 42 (luis, v.l.). ? laithe cach lūain / lui cath cnedach fri Fergus `lieferte', Ält. Ir. Dicht. i 40.23 . In Met. Dinds. with mos-: o moslái dia tairdbe tra, / dar sál fairge `when he hastened to cut loose the ship', Met. Dinds. ii 28.21 (mosluid (orig. moluaid), musluidh, doluidh, moluaidh, v.ll. ). moslúi sīar inna ṡide / in drúi dían `westward came rushing', 68.33 (musluid, v.l.). moslúi in t-usce úar imgel `the cold white water followed', iii 30.70 (luid, foslui, doluid, roslái, v.ll.). Note also: dí mnái Loga, roslúi ás `fruitfulness came to them', 48.7 (noslui, roslái, v.ll.). dorat B. . . . a sírgrád do Ch. . . . / diasloí for slicht a charpait `when she followed his chariot's track', iv 180.4 (musloei, muslaei, roslai, v.ll.) (-sloí allit. with slicht?). ? cia ruslui Ailbe am gradh n-glan, IT i 109.5 to which Thurn., Sc.M² 22 , prefers the reading cīas lū (: cú) referring the form to lú small thing). 3 pl. lúiset olc / buailset bassa, brúiset corp `they stirred evil', Met. Dinds. iv 20.29 (luisit, laised, luidhset, etc. v.ll.). Cf. luisiot olc .i. do lamhsad, no do áontaighsiot olc, O'Cl. roluasetar a tri diib i nDess- mumain moved, went, Anecd. iii 59.22 ( Thurn. Gramm. p. 420 ). luisedar na hēnlaithi / sūas ar in sīdh flew up on to the `s.', ZCP v 22 § 13.
Vn. lúth, lúad.
ind nochan fuil dethbir fheisi na airlim . . . na modaithi na l.¤ (list of trespasses), O'C. 141d ( H.3.18, 137 ). Cf. Laws iv 84.21 Comm .
ind teanga do luidrigh gach lá, Aithd. D. 51.4 (where rhyme with duine is required).
ind bás luifenaich (one of trí báis ata ferr bethaid), Triads 92 v.l. (where other MSS have foglada, bithbenaig). Perh. mistake for bithemnaig.