The Triads of Ireland

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dotcadach unfortunate [135].

doth a hatching, cach d. toirthech, LL. 293^b48; gen. in doithe [237]; dat. do duth, ib.; gen. pl. cerce trí ndoth, O'Dav. 1375.

do-tongim I swear, ná dítoing [159].

drithlennach full of sparks [65].

drús f. folly; gen. drúise [193].

duine-chin m. human crime [168].

dul in the phrases, dul ar to go security on behalf of [235]; dul fri to go security for [235]. See Glossary to Laws s.v. dul.

dulbaire f. lack of eloquence, bad delivery [179].

dulsaine f. mockery [142]; in cerd mac húi Dulsine, Corm. 37. Cf. dulaige, O'Dav. 622.

dúthracht f. good will, kindliness [225].