deolaid
adj(dí + folud,
Thurn. Gramm. §§ 345
,
831
)
(a)
bestowed
by favour, gratuitous: óre is deolid, bid fír a tairngire gl. ut
secundum gratiam firma sit promissio,
Wb. 2c19
. deuladte gl.
gratuita,
ZCP vii 485
(Ench. Aug.). is d.
¤
a trian tic fer mbunaid
5 the third . . . is a gratuity,
Laws iv 180
,
172
,
206
(
Ériu xvii
64 § 1
). ni fulaing nech na deolaith diaraile no one is liable
for any gratuity to another,
Rawl. 113a21
. As attrib.: tri lá
déolaide,
Ériu xvii 64 § 3
. na fochraice deólta i tir na mbeo
unearned rewards,
PH 3648
. Adv. in d.
¤
gratis
,
Wb. 26b15
.
10
nonbur síl Chonaire | o nach berar ní in d.
¤
(i nd.
¤
?) (i.e. with
impunity
),
LL 353a39
. As subst.
grace, favour, gratuity, bounty:
deolaidh .i. grása,
O'Cl.
attá a deolid iar cúul caích gl.
gratia Dei,
Wb. 31c15
. ni dleaghar cís don áirdrigh nach
deolaigh tribute nor gratuity,
BR 126
. ni urusa a ndispectad-
15som, ar is o Dia ata a nd.
¤
doib,
IT iii 28
. gan deoladh,
ML 12
.
(b) Hence in Mid. Ir., poor, mean, indigent: derg cach n-om
deolaidh `every bloody wicked (?) thing',
Laws i 54
. cidh
deoluidh e be it never so mean, ii 204
.
iii 314
,
328
.
v 456
(all in
Comm.). ingen Eogain . . . | nir d.
¤
cumthacht ria claind,
20
LL 138a18
. ni ba deoluid dam re lind | sil eoguin `no feeble
band',
Fen. 224
. ma Maelfitrig nar d.
¤
(: Eogain),
340
. nir gním
d.
¤
(chev.),
BB 401a23
. oc fell orm, ni gním d.
¤
,
LB 274b27
=
SG 57
(dreolaid, wrongly). rofig Fothaid, ni d.
¤
, | ann for
Ailill mac n Eogain,
ZCP viii 117
. bean donn deolaig,
IT iii 85
.
25
deólaid (diúl-)
v(deól)
IGT Verbs § 76
.
sucks, imbibes: ceol . . .
do dheolfadh deo-chuisne a créachtaibh laoich would draw the
chilling numbness,
Keat. Poems 108
. deor . . . nár dheolsad
ál gach crána coigcríche which the brood . . . did not drain,
40
.
cíche ban rodiul,
RC xxvi 30 n. 1
.
30
deolaidech
adj(deolaid)
gracious, bounteous: deoluidech tid-
nuicthech do dóinib,
ZCP ix 456
.
deolaidecht
n[ā,f.] (deolaid) O.Ir. deoladacht
grace, favour:
deoladacht gl. gratia,
Wb. 22a1
. nípa deoladacht acht bid
fiach gl. non secundum gratiam sed secundum debitum,
2b26
.
35
cride línas [in spirut noeb] o rath ┐ d.
¤
,
PH 5465
. fer lán do
rath ┐ do d.
¤
in spirta nóib,
Trip. 482
.
Anecd. ii 19
(-aigecht),
YBL 155a29
. dochuabair huaim dar mo recht, | nipta ni dom
d.
¤
ye have none of my favour,
SR 1444
.
Deolait
n.pr. f.,
LL 42d36
(
Trip. 544
).
40
Deolann
n.loc. ā,f. mic righ na hEspaine . . . ┐ na Deolainne,
ZCP vi 29
.
deolcha:
ind
im deich ndabcha d.
¤
,
BDD § 28
.
Ériu ii 4
(YBL =
delcha,
H 3.18
). Cf. delech. déolcha .i. di olcha .i. adhbhal
ól .i. ól mór great drinking,
O'Cl.
45
deolchaire
x= deoladchaire: d.
¤
.i. tiodhlaicthe,
O'Cl.
deónach
adj(1 deóin)
willing, voluntary: umla dheonuch,
Marco
P. 29
.
deónaid
v(1 deóin)
grants, allows: isbert . . . na deonebad uad he
50
would not allow him to leave him,
BColm. § 23
. Lazarus
d'aithbheodhadh mar do dheonais as thou didst vouchsafe to
raise L.
Timth. vi 39
. See deóinid.
deónaigid
v(1 deóin)
grants, vouchsafes, permits (in later texts
esp. of Divine will): deonuigh (synon. with bronn, aontuigh,
55
tabhair),
Eg. Gl. 75
. in deonaigi dam . . . ni do thorud
craind bethad?
SR 1431
. ro-shir for P. corp Ísu . . . ┐ do-
deonaig P. dó,
PH 2915
= ro d.
¤
P. do hé,
YBL 145b49
. nír
dheónaigh Garailt síth do neach,
Hy Fiachr. 140
. nocor
deonaig Dia sin,
RC xvii 399
. do Mhac Dhé . . . | deonuighim
60anam A.,
DDána 69.8
. deonaigfed do techt co hEtail I will
give him leave,
Aen. 857
. cecib tan nó dheónaighfadh Dia dó
tocht a cuimreach,
FM vi 1890
. do dheónuigh Dia Gaoidhil
do dhealughadh ré hard-fhlaitheas Éireann that the G. should
be separated from the sovereignty,
TSh. 5465
.
65
deónaigthe
part. of deónaigid: Nechtain . . . do mharbhadh
go d.
¤
`
designedly',
FM v 1584
.
Deoninne
n.loc.: ec (= oc) Deoninni i Mughdornaibh Bregh,
AU 836
.
deónugud
u, later also o,m. vn. of deónaigid
granting,
70
allowing, vouchsafing, permission: roiarfaig dó ┐ ni fuair
deonugud,
Trip. 414
=
Thes. ii 310
. dorat E. . . . deonugad
do P. teacht dochum na Trai,
Aen. 22
. ? doenaigid dona hair-
cride,
RC ii 384 § 5
. gan chungnamh Dé acht a dheonoghadh,
Dán Dé xvi 21
. bás chornéil óig sa athar | is feárg Dé do
75dheonachadh (leg. dá dh.
¤
?),
Misc. Celt. Soc. 376
. Hence
misfortune as permitted by Providence, fate: beag nár bhuan an
deonachadh the loss had well-nigh been lasting (?),
Content.
xxx 6
. deacair dul on deonughadh,
Ir. Texts ii 106 § 19
.
deór, -ach
xsee dér, -ach.
80
deorad
n
o.m. (*de-fo-rath,
Wortk. 175
). Also deoraid i, m.,
later also deora t, m. g
s. deóraid,
LU 5137
(TBC). deoradha,
Laws i 70.21
. n
s.
deóra (: teóra),
IGT Decl. ex. 792
. See
§§ 11
,
21
.
stranger, outlander; foreign settler. opp. to urrad
native freeman: deorad advena,
Ir. Gl. 303
. deoruidh .i.
85daorrath,
O'Don. 99
(
H. 3.17 83
). deoraidh .i. easurra,
O'Cl.
cid dogni deoraid do urrad what makes a stranger of (i.e.
deprives of citizen rights) a freeman?
Laws iii 380.25
. urraid
essem ┐ deoraid a mac,
Ériu i 126.12
. a n-ingnais a buil do
deoradaib acu `apart from what they have of immigrants',
MacNeill,
Pop. Groups § 155
(
PRIA xxix 106
) (
Lec. 460
). In
5various legal phrases: deoraid coid ┐ cercaille,
O'Don. 968
(
H. 3.17 679b
) =
O'C. 2533
(
Eg. 88, 44 (45)b
). deorada
urradais,
O'Don. 966
(
H. 3.17 679a
) = deoraid urraid,
O'C.
356
(
H. 3.18 197a
). deoraidh frecair,
Laws iii 380.z
of a man
for whom his `fine' have renounced responsibility, see
Ir.
10Recht 74
and s.v. frecor.
In general outlaw, exile, stranger, wanderer: suidigestar
Adomnan deorad etarru A. set a stranger among them (as abbot),
Mon. Tall. 85 (162.13)
. bamsa deorad dar crích n-Ulad fri
bliadain,
RC xiv 412.1
. don deóra (: feóla) dagḟir to the noble
15stranger,
Met. Dinds. iii 162.12
. do bhádhas im dheóraidh
(= hospes eram),
TSh. 7153
. Often with notion of indigence,
need, defencelessness implied (cf. meaning pilgrim below):
dín cech deoraid,
LL 182b2
. post congmhala dámh ┐ deóradh
of the learned and the destitute,
FM vi 1908.7
. With notion of
20
hostility: bud aurchur deoraid sin ┐ ní ba hicht urraid,
TBC 1288
. lám deóraid,
LU 5137
(TBC). Esp. alien, foreign
mercenary: ? in duine ro tairgestar na deorada leis . . . re
denam foghla,
O'Don. 1621
(
H. 5. 15 15a
). m'amais ┐ mo
deoraid,
MR 204.17
. go dtiubhradh tuilleadh deoradh leis (of
25the Anglo-Normans),
Keat. iii 5292
. Cf.
O'Cl.
: deoraidh .i.
trén no láidir. Also: ō deoraid .i. ōn gilla
servant
,
Fing. R. 871
.
A pilgrim
, esp. in phr. d.
¤
Dé,
Laws i 78.21
.
v 252.9
(deoraid,
iv 228.6
. deoru,
v 118.11
). He can act as a `naidm' where a
contract is sworn by saints or gospels
, see
Bürgschaft 59
.
30
ionadh deoradh do ghabhail a pilgrim's stead,
RC xxv 388.7
.
bendachtu for deoradu Imblechu,
Aisl. MC 55.13
. do deora-
daib craibdechaib,
Reeves Ad. 367.1
. As n.pr. m. Deoraith,
Mart. Don. Jan. 13
. g
s. mac Deoruidh
,
Hy Fiachr. 34.5
. mac
Deoraidh
,
BB 112a47
. mac Deorad
,
195c32
. o Deóraid,
35
Hib. Min. 70.7
.
Compd.
¤
breth: ní foim diubairt d.,
Tec. Corm. 56.16
(quoted by
O'Mulc. 341
, where the word is imperfect but is
glossed .i. comtrom). Cf. deorata.