The Triads of Ireland

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nemthigur I constitute, neimthigedar [116-123], [202]: Corm. s.v. níth: rofogluim sium in tréide nemthigius filid, Megn. Finn 19.

neóit churlishness, niggardliness [144].

ness (1) .i. aurnise criad a clay furnace, H. 3, 18, 73b; gen. fri derc a neis, Corm. 33, 2; (2) the wooden mould or block in which the furnace of moist, soft clay, was formed;[128] bói crann ina láim .i. neas a ainm ⁊ is uime dogníther an urnise criad, Corm. 32 s. v. nescoit; (3) .i. mála cré a bag of (moulding) clay H. 1, 15.

[128] I owe this explanation to Dr. P.W. Joyce.

nóill an oath [165] (náill N); n. pl. nóill, ib.

ochán an urging, egging on [112]. Cf. achain, Boroma 122.

ochtrach (later otrach) f. a dunghill, ML 129^c2; dat. for ochtraig [117] (otrach N).

óc-thigern m. a franklin [71].

óil f. a cheek, gen. óile [116].

oirce a lap-dog [241].