do-fortai
v(see
Thurn. Gramm.
pp. 504
-
5
).Indic.
pres.
3
s.
45
dofortai,
Ériu
ii 116 § 45
.
ZCP
xi 85 § 38
.doforti,dofoirti,
ib.
-dortai,
Ériu
ii 118 § 56
.3
pl.
dofortat,
Triads
186
.Subj.
impf.
3
s.
dofortad,
Ml.
36d22
. ?Fut.
3
s.
dofoirtbe,dofortbi,
ZCP
xii 234
(
Baile in Scáil
§ 47
).Pret.
3
s.
dórtais,
BDD
157
.
Pass.
subj.
pres.
pl.
dofortatar,
Ml.
124d12
.Subj.
impf.
50
doforte,
BDD
97
.Fut.
doirtfider(sic leg.),
ZCP
viii 209.7
.
Perf.
dorortad,
Fél.
May 27
.dodórted,
BDD
140
.Vn.
dórtad. Later treated as simplevb.with stemdóirt-. See
alsodóirtigid.
IGT
Verbs § 71
.
(a)
pours,pours out,sheds
(trans., rarely intrans.): gl.
55
effundere,
Ml.
36d22
,
124d12
. Of liquids:doirtid I. in usci
fair,
PH
2337
.dorórtadh fíon flann fo glenn,
TFrag.
150
.
dodhoirtedh bainne a n-ionaidh a coise,
Buile S.
177
.dáilfidher
doirtfighear | deoch báis don buidhin sin,
ZCP
viii 209
.
radóirt blegon na trí n-erc . . . lesin ṅglassi,
ix 199
.dā
60ndoirtidi fairgi ┐ srotha an doma[i]n 'na cenn,
RC
xxiv 381
.
rodoirtedh é . . . i mbél Marcus(of molten gold),
CCath.
140
.
rodoirtestar T. fleda fina ar na clasachaib,
TTebe
1645
.iarsin
rosdoirt in diliu
poured down on them,
Lec.
83(31)a1
.o rodoirt
diliu for bith,
Met. Dinds.
iii 238
.mar lān mara ag fás . . . no
65co ndoirter e . . . tar in mbaisin amach
until it overflows the
basin,
Ir. Astr. Tr.
148
. With noun indicating container as
obj.:isí doirtes curnu fair,
TBC
2165
.dórtais M. in cúach
n-usci . . . im-méde Conaire,
BDD
§ 157
.doirt in coire,
PH
1269
. Of blood:a fhuil . . . dorortad (rofortad,v.l.) for roenu,
70
Fél.
May 27
.dodórted fuil occe,
BDD
140
.fola fírén rodoirt-
sibar cen chinaid,
LB
141a47
. Of non-liquids:cia dóforte
miach di chnōib fora mullach,
BDD
§ 97
.go ndoirteann
imeasg a chéile iad(of chessmen),
TSh.
864
.doirter in spirut
bethad cum na mball,
23 A 4,128.6
.In med. textsemits,
75
passes:
doirter an fual gan toil,
23 P 10,80
.doirtidh in silni
a n-aimsir na haxisi,
3 C 19,88vb3
.Fig.:mar doirteastair
Dia a foros a ḟír-eolais do chach,
MR
94
.rodoirt in Coimdi
rath na n-uile beannachtan urri,
Lib. Flav.
ii 3 rb40
.fingal
nís-derna; mairg fors-ndoirter, mairg o ndoirter,
ZCP
xi 85
80§ 38
.dóirtighe amach bhúr ccroidhe,
Ps.
lxii 8
.doirt do
ghrása in-ar ccroidhedhaibh,
Parrth. Anma
16
.roeirig
Poimp ┐ rodoirt na catha . . . d'foiritin Torquait,
CCath.
3741
(=effudit acies . . . in hostem,
Luc. Phars.
vi 292
).rodoirtset
co dāna forta iat
charged them,
5726
.rodhoirt orra an ghorta
85
descended on them,
ML
10
.dodhoirt cách . . . fam chrudh
has
swooped down on my cattle,
Misc. Celt. Soc.
150
. Note also:
ar an muintir do dhoirteadh iad féin ar Dhia
devoted them-
selves to,
ZCP
iv 414
.dhoirtfhinn mé féin comh mór sin go
bhfuighinn trócháire,
426
.
Often with notion ofwaste,spills:
doirtfe mo dub,
Thr.
5Hom.
120
.do mionaighte lestar an loma ┐ dodoirtea i (= a)
mbīth ind,
BNnÉ
318
.Fig.
do dhoirt Ceananndas a sccíamh |
ón ló nach maireann Níall,
KMMisc.
348
.
(b)
destroys:
innach dortai in doman i fudomnuibh pían
in
that He doth not destroy the earth,
Ériu
ii 118 § 56
.trí dofortat
10cach flaith: góu, forsnaidm, fingal,
Triads
186
. ?dofortat
táilcend,
ZCP
iii 463
(
Baile in Scáil
§ 20
).doforti a orddan ┐
a ānai, dobádi a greit,
xi 85 § 38
.an t-ég . . . cé dhoirtidh mé
le a dtorchar ann dár laochraid,
O'Gr. Cat.
562
.tír do doir-
teadh fá chosaibh na méirleach,
E. O'Rahilly
ii 7
.
15
do-forthé
xseedo-fóir.
doforthrom:
v
d.
¤
cotlud fair
sleep
fell
heavily
upon him,
Otia
i
114
.Cf.
tortrommaid,-ad.
do-foscai
v(*to-oss-saig-,
Ped.
ii 608
,cf.
Thurn. Gramm.
p. 53
)
supports,nourishes,keeps,preserves.
Indic.
pres.
3
s.
d.
¤
escra
20Druim Lethan daglaith
the goblet . . . preserves good ale(?),
Anecd.
i 14.9
.Rel.
criss ān aurlasair(i.e.the Torrid Zone)
d.
¤
iltorad talman
which nourishes the varied fruits of the earth,
Ériu
ii 110 § 30
. Perh. also:hūasal trínóit donfosca,
Hy.
vi 5
(perh. to be referred todo-fíuschi). ?Subj.
pres.
3
s.(with
25
-ro-)ni ḟodhmad broinn ainfen[e] acht aestoderasa
`save
people who can retain it(?)',
Ériu
xii 20 § 25
(see p. 62).Perf.
1
s.
dosroisecht-saco lléir im bossán
I put it up diligently in
my pouch,
TBFr.
331
.3
pl.
céin ropridchos doib it macidónii
domroisechtatar
who supported me,
Wb.
17c1
.
30
Vn.
toischid.
This verb anddo-coisigare later replaced by1 taiscid
(vn.2 taiscid),taiscigid, andtaisigid,q.v.
do-foscaig
v(*to-uss-scuch-)
moves,comes to,withdraws.
Indic.
pres.
3
s.
donfoscaig(doubtful ex., gl.donfoscai, see under
35
do-foscai),
Thes.
ii 351.19
.ata im arrad tipra thonnglan . . .
co t[a]oscig dam frim thoscid cen nach ndigna
flows(?),
ZCP
xi 156 § 121
.3
pl.
dufoscaigetgl.cedunt,
Ml.
90c26
.amal is
donaib retaibdufoscaiget
gl.rebus ex voto cædentibus(=ce-
dentibus),
33b3
.Pass.
na tri chemmen cinges in fer graith fora
40cúlu . . . ised tri . . .trisatoscigtherdo chorp Crist`by which
he is moved to Christ's body',
Thes.
ii 253.12
(
Stowe Miss.
65a
).
Pret.andperf.
3
s.
tafaisig(.i. doérig) . . . co hairm imboí a
máthair
withdrew(doubtful ex.),
Comp. Con C.
50.17
.
doforscaiggl.cessise,
Ml.
37d12
.a ndofoscaigset a dochum
45
when they had come to him,
RC
x 80.16
.Pass.
subj.
pres.
condatoscaigthergl.commovere,
Ml.
23d21
.
Vn.
toscugud. Seedo-scuich.
do-foscart(a?)
v(*di-uss-scart-)
removes,puts aside.
Ipv.
2
s.
díuscartdím andelg
remove from me the thorn,
Thes.
ii 248.4
50(Sg. Incant.).díscart dín in n-écin fil fornd,
TBC²
742
(LU).
Pass.
impf.
domfoscartae-segl.exponebar (inrisu),
Ml.
127c20
.
na traight[h]igh notograimtis nódiuscartiss de
they were
driven off thereby,
BColm.
94.22
. Perh. also in:in cath ima-n-
uairidar | is cían ó dofuascarfad`would have fled in panic',
55
Tig.
604
(
RC
xvii 166
) =do-fiuscarfad,
CS
70.13
=do
fuaiscertadh
,
FM
i 230.5
.Part.
a mbandiuscartaein mesbaid
when the dissension was removed,
Ml.
19c15
.diuscartegl.
deposita,
32d16
.anas ṅdiuscartae in feidgl. (cum) depossito
(=deposita) (tranquillitate),
108d5
.Vbl. of necess.
beddius-
60cartai
gl.ad deponendam (infidelitatem),
115a15
.Cf.
díuscar-
tach.
? do-fotha
ind(B. na filed):d.
¤
(tofotha, LB)tairr tein .i. is mithid
a thiscal do t[h]einidh,
Corm. Y
825
.
do-fothlaig
v
demandsof:
inti . . . dia ndligi fiachu dosfothlaid
65fair
ask them of him,
RC
iii 184.16
. Back-formation from
tothlaigid, later form ofdo-tluchethar,q.v.
doḟrecartha
adj(frecraid,fris-gair)thatcannot be
gainsaid,
irresistible:
ina n-dlúmaib dichra . . . dofreagartha debtha,
70
MR
222.25
.
doḟrecarthach
adj=prec.:co clannaib dílsib do[ḟ]recartachaib
(sic leg.) Dedad,
CRR
16
.
do-frecmairc
v(*to-frith-com-arc-)pret.
3
s.
inquired:
dosfrec-
maircdoib cid foruair doib . . .,
Anecd.
i 59 § 75
.
75
doḟrestail
adj(frestal)that cannot becoped withorsustained,
irresistible,unbearable:
cath . . . dána dofreastail,
ZCP
vi
52.35
.drécht dana dofreastail dona sluaghaibh,
65.8
.ina
mbuinnedhuibh diana doifresdail,
Caithr. CC
§ 77
.debtha
doilghe doifrestail,
FM
vi 2112.3
.tonn doifhreastail díleann,
80
TSh.
9719
.tucadar dubgona daingne d.
¤
ar a cheli,
CF
129
.
briathra doirbhe dur-misgnecha do-resduil,
Celt. Rev.
iv
20.13
.Adv.
go danardhadoifhreasdail
,
CRR
84.6
.co díocra
doifhrestail,
FM
v 1846.1
.
doḟrithis(s)e
xseefrithis(s)e
85
do-fúairc
v(*to-org-,
Ped.
ii 590
. See
Thurn. Gramm.
532
).
Indic.
pres.
3
s.
dufuairc,
Ml.
84b12
.dofuáircc(rel.),
Wb.
10d6
.3
pl.
dufuargat
,
Ml.
85b6
.Ipv.
2
s.
dosfuairc,
Anecd.
i 5.6
.Subj.
pres.
3
s.
dufuarr,
Ml.
48c31
. (With perfective
particle)docomar,
23d5
.ducomarr,
85c3
. (See
Thurn.
Gramm.
394
. )2
pl.
ciadu[n]fuarraid-ni
,
78d7
.Impf.
3
s.
5
arnatuarrad
,
121d17
.Fut.
1
s.
dufiurr,
113a11
.intiur[r]
,
ZCP
x 46.3
.3
pl.
do-fíurad(-at,v.l.),
BDD²
1295
.Pret.and
perf.
3
s.
docomart,
45a11
.tuart,
Ält. Ir. Dicht.
i 28 § 18
.
do-sn-ort,
17 § 4
.dofuart,
LL
14188
.dosrort,
SR
3398
.
Pass.
pres.
sg.
do-fuarcar,
O'Mulc.
424
.Ipv.
pl.
tuargatar,
10
Ml.
86d22
.Impf.
pl.
dofuaircitis,
Sg.
184b3
.Subj.
impf.
pl.
contuartis,
Ml.
54a18
.Perf.
s.
ducomart,
111b18
.Vbl. ofnecess.
tuarti,
126c18
.Part.
túartae.Vn.
túarcon. Later as
simplevb., stemtua(i)rc-.
Grinds,crushes(bytrampling,striking,etc.);beats,pounds,
15
buffets
(usually of repeated or continuous action). In O.Ir.
glosses transl.atterere, deterere, proterere(passim);triturare,
Wb.
10d6
;pulsare,
Ml.
54a18
.cu ra-thuairge(ut retundes),
Gild. Lor.
149
.tuarcain dofuaircitis inna grán la arsidi
with
which corn used to be crushed,
Sg.
184b3
.
adraimm(leg.
20
arbaimm?) tuarggar for lar
the corn which is trampled on the
floor,
Laws
iv 314.18
.dofuarcar al-lār n-āthae,
O'Mulc.
424
.
amail tuairgith na mná an líon
scutch flax,
Buile S.
34
.dos-
comart uman mol
they were crushed round the mill-shaft
(impers. constr.?),
Fing. R.
881
.is ann dochomart a chnáim,
25
RC
xxiii 327 § 22
.tuaircfid in ben do cheann(=conteret
caput tuum,
Gen.
iii 15
),
Lec.
530a47
.túargit a n-ette ria toeb
strike (flap) their wings,
RC
xxi 384
.ratuairced sciath
Conchobuir co rogésestair
was battered,
CRR
§ 35
.dofuarcatís
in talam,
Alex.
721
.robuail a basa ┐ rothuairc a h-ucht,
MR
30
72
.níor thuairgeas mh'ucht d'iarraidh maithmhe,
TSh.
5991
.
nostuarcend cách araili díb(of combatants),
FB
§ 40
.ro[t]-
tuairgestar mar thuargther iasc for ganmig,
RC
xiv 408 § 19
.
act nib tarrsna dofuarcartur enech i n-einech(of threshers
threshing opposite each other),
Laws
iii 220
(with gl.acht nib
35tarrsna indligthech tuairces cach dib aighidh re aighidh in fir
aile,
222
).cor-thuaircset he dia ṅdornu,
PH
2143
.mōr
ceand caistrillsech dochomortatar claidib,
Alex.
134
.aon
dona clochaibh dia rotuairgedh Steffan martir
was stoned,
Fl.
Earls
194
.ilar casrach ngarbthened, ilar ndlúm . . . tuarcat,
40
SR
903
.can tic tuili trethan tuaircc | lethan cuairdd fo
betha barcc?
7901
.tuaircfetsa o anbthine longa in mara,
PH
7041
.romt[h]uairg snechta ar sleibh mhic Sin,
Buile S.
120
.Often like Engl.smite,crushof slaying, destroying:
annudacomart [a] chlaidebgl.gladio caedente,
Ml.
36d9
,
45
83b4
,
84b12
,
85c3
.ríg Connacht cáem doscomart,
Arch. Hib.
ii 62 § 50
.rothuairc féin in cath fo chóic,
LL
4422
.rothuairc
treoit Tesaldai,
Alex.
73
. ?dochomairt flaith nAlban do
Gaedelaib,
Rawl.
148b13
.doortsadar deamhna fear dia
muindtir,
BB
38b1
=doortatar demna fer do muntir hItha,
50
Lec.
27a15
.docomartatar in fhidbaid
cut down,
Alex.
698
.
Infig.sense: ?dosrocht gorta . . . dosrort fri fodla fodard,
SR
3398
.domchommart a chuma
grief for him has crushed me,
LL
123b17
.tuir ┐ túatha . . . dosfúartha fon golgaire
were
overwhelmed with noisy grief,
Met. Dinds.
iii 212
.