dílsigid, dísligid
v(díles)
(a) makes forfeit: trebuire . . . ┐
60elodh . . . dilsighit trian na tuircrece don ceile,
Laws ii 264
Comm.
in aithgin ro dilsid innarba,
292 Comm.
One of the
seven loans which need not be restored or compensated for if
damaged: oin eich agar for bla .i. oin in eich indsaigter for
bla re fis a gnimraid; ┐ in aighi risi rucad issed ro dilsigh it is
65the race for which it was taken which has rendered it forfeit,
v 280 Comm.
inead a ndilsigeann aithgin o duine a faill do
denam `instance in which compensation is forfeited by a person
through his neglect',
iv 50 Comm.
Of bees: dilsigthir barr
bunaid a ttorad in cethramad bliadain do tir incuirither a
70dtorad,
168
. a ndobreth hi foḡ cairde tar crich is ruidles la
Fene acht do caí tar crich cid gaiti a mberthar and ar ruidil-
sigther in cin ni herenar,
ZCP xiii 21.15
`denn das Vergehen
lässt es voll verfallen',
Bürgschaft 8 § 16
.
forfeits, renounces:
dilsigimm cach maith dia nderna riam,
PH 7338
.
lets go, gives
75up, surrenders
. With DO
gives up, hands over to
co ro dilsig
na eocho ┐ in n-araid,
FB § 40
. dilsigit a munter do P. he,
Trip. 454
. co tucsat in mac in a ucht et co rodilsigset dó,
LL 126b45
. nosdilsigset mac Dáre | dochum éca,
210b5
, cf.
Misc. Celt. Soc. 72
. hé do dilsig dún, | Dia dil . . . Pardus hath
80given over Paradise to us,
SR 1225
. ri rosdilsig do éc gave them
over to death,
5325
. in animm nosdilsig dia hairfitedaib col-
laidib which gives itself up to carnal delights,
PH 4624
. nā
rodílsige nech a anmain do pecthaib,
5975
. rodílsig in
Coimdiu iat dia naimtib,
4051
. rodhílsigsiot na Goill a
85ndromanna do thréinḟeraibh an tuaiscirt (= terga dederunt),
FM vi 2130
. in greim tarrtha dít ní dīsleoch, a Dia I will not
let go,
Arch. iii 243
. teirt ar is innte rodilsigead Crist o
Phoint Pilait,
KMMisc. 144
. ro disligheadh na daoine `were
awarded guilty' (surrendered),
Duan. Finn i 18
. is meinic
rodhīsligh fēin cona shlōghaibh na slinnēin dō,
Fl. Earls 60
.
5
comarba P. . . . ro dilsighid a ccealla for a comus . . . o maithib
Connacht were put under his jurisdiction,
FM ii 1062.15
.
Abandons, forsakes: ran-dílsigset a charait,
Met. Dinds. iv 52
(=
LL 157b23
). oc guide Dé nā rodísliged a popul fén,
PH
977
. a mo Dé, cid dia romdilsigis?
3350
(
Matt. xxvii 46
).
10
romdilsigh rí nimhe,
SG 70
. rodilsighset na dei thu,
Aen. 3167
.
robo righda a mēt na cathrach rodilsigseat na Romanaigh
(alluding to the withdrawal of Pompey and the Senate from
Rome),
CCath. 807
. Idiomatically with vn. as obj. gives free
rein to, allows: rodhilsighset na dei adarthi uili dilgind na
15cathrach,
Aen. 574
. roferustur Iacob failte fri Lauan ┐
rodilsig dó sired na saccraige dús in mbiad in lamdia indtib
gave him a free hand in searching,
LB 114b20
(
YBL 63a25
,
285az
) = conarlaic do . . . | siriud slán na s.,
SR 3035
.
(b) makes valid: cidh fodera in frithe trachta co fuil ni as
20d'fir bunaigh? Is e in fath fodera, dliged tabarta dilsighis
indara de, ┐ dliged frithe dilsidis araile ┐ mo dilsidis tabairt
na frithe,
Laws v 324
. is e dliged rosdilsig in gnim,
206
. cid
dilsig[e]thar macṡlabra? Airilliud cétamus dilsig[e]thar
macṡlabra ngaire,
Bürgschaft 7 § 9 n. 1
=
ZCP xiii 20.25
.
25
ardaig gur dilsiget a aerad they may consent to his being
satirized,
O'Don. 965
(
H. 3.17 673
).
(c)
secures, appropriates: dilsighther for aititin,
ZCP xiii
24.3
`zu eigen werde auf Grund von Anerkennung',
Bürgschaft
12 § 39
. ? conid mó dilsigit biada in rath don céli
claim (?),
30
O'Don. 1606
(
H. 5. 15 12a
). co rochathaightis (sic leg.) . . . fri
hAenias cona Troiandaib co rodilsigdis Edail `in order that
they might appropriate Italy,'
Aen. 1697
= tutari Italiam,
Aen. vii 469
. an chríoch da tṡíol ó ṡoin | gur dhísligh a
ghníomh gaisgidh that his military exploits secured possession
35of the land for his posterity,
3 C 13, 771.3
. [focail coimhidh-
theacha] do thug an Creideamh asdeach ┐ do dísligheadh dhó
(foreign words) which were introduced by the Faith and con-
secrated to it,
Donl. xxii
.
(d)
hides, conceals (only in form dísligid): a Mhíchil . . .
40dislighid (leg. -idh) mo mhíghníomhartha,
Ó Bruad. i 24 n.
do dhíslig [Críost] é féin fá ghnéithibh an aráin,
Eochairsg. 61
.
na croicinn fár dísligheadh Iacob . . . gnéithe an aráin fá
ndíslighthear corp Críost
,
60
. Part. dílsigthe: deitreb dilsigthi
o Dia two tribes forsaken by God,
ZCP iii 21
.
45
dílsigud, dísligud
u,m. vn. of dílsigid
(a) act of particularizing:
in titul roscribais huas in chroich du dílsigud cesta Crist .i.
hic est réx Iudeorum
`to specify (?) the Passion of Christ',
Ml. 74d13
(only ex. in O. Ir. Glosses). Cf. disliugudh gl.
dedicacio,
Ir. Gl. 910
.
50(b) act of renouncing, surrendering, forfeiting: ma fer fine
biathas in bithbinach iarna dilsiughadh after he has been
proscribed,
O'C. 2548
-
9
(
Eg. 88, 46 (47)a
). is dílsigud ṁbreithri,
is tánsemad ṅgruaide is tiáchtain soégail is grád do biud . . .
do rig hErenn, díultad húad fri dáimh n-úathaid a forgoing
55of his word (?),
BDD App. 62
. nach nair lib aenfer do dil-
siugudh tar bar cend uile i comrac?
Aen. 2975
(= non pudet
. . . cunctis pro talibus unam objectare animam?
Virg. Aen. xii
229
). o'dchonnairc . . . a dhalta 'arna dhilsiugad fona dhuthaid
deprived of his patrimony,
ALC i 552.25
. is do chomarbus
60Conaill G. Eriu cona hurrannaib, ┐ ni dligthise a dilsiugad,
MR 150
(`be circumscribed', O'Don.). With AR (FOR)
renoun-
cing, forswearing: doberim maitheam ┐ dilsiugud for na
haifrendaib,
PH 7335
. tusa do thesargain gan dichell gan
disliugad giving up, abating,
MR 160
. With DO: ba fearr leis
65comrac uimpe inās [a?] dilsiugudh do A.,
Aen. 2929
. a dīl-
siugad do rīgain Midi,
BColm. 52
. dīlsiuccadh na conaire
dhōibh to yield the way to them,
Hugh Roe 282
. cutrumus na
coibche do setuib . . . na mna do dilsiugadh do athuir in mic,
Laws ii 298 Comm.
in ag mear iarna hescaire ┐ iarna dilsiugad
70 having been proclaimed, abandoned, renounced (?),
v 268
.
barr díslighthe da urd air | ar lurg íslighthe an uabhair (of a
bishop) `loyal to his order he',
Arch. Hib. i 86
.
Abandoning,
forsaking: is d[i]a ndilsiugud rosruc Iōib na longa ona
Troiandaib,
Aen. 2042
. nā cuindigh-siu ormsa . . . dilsiugad
75ṡluaigh saer-Mumhan,
MR 306
(`to oppress', O'Don.). o
dconnaic Fergus Oilill a u-uaiti trenfer . . . ar na dílsiugadh
d'a thuathaib deserted by,
Celt. Rev. iv 16
.
(c) act of appropriating, securing, confirming; assignment:
do chuinghidh dilsigthe in chlaidhib do rat do fecht aile,
80
Lism. L. 1527
. dilsiugud in claidib do D.,
1541
(
Lat. Lives 81
).
rogab ratha . . . im rigi nErenn do dilsiugad dia cloind co
bráth,
MR 2
. dilsiucchadh chóiccidh C. dóibhsiomh,
FM vi
1998
. dorinned dislioucchadh báis de he was condemned to
death,
Ériu iv 58 § 37
.
85(d) act of hiding, concealing, concealment: gurb ar muir do
cuireadh i gcurachán é mar dhísliughadh air,
Keat. ii 2766
.
gur chaitheadar seal san mbréigriocht (sic leg.) sin da ndis-
liughadh féin,
iii 5694
. dhá dhísliughadh féin a ccnoc H.,
1 Sam. xxvi 2
. ag dísliughadh ┐ ag ceilt a gcreidimh,
TSh.
3548
. an dísliughadh ┐ an folach dorinne Críost air féin,
5
Eochairsg. 44
. do dhísliughadh a ainbhfeasa féin,
65
.