gabait  in  n-oss  ba  nessom  do,  LU.  62*  40.  pi.  n.  oiss  alta,
LU.  62*  32.  uiss  7  altai,  LL.  265*  5.  gen.  forrecat  alma
n-088,  LTJ.  62*  31.  i  ndelbaib  oss,  LU.  64*  20.  ocht  fichit
OSS  n-allaid,  LTJ.  57*  10.  Li  Old-Irish  this  noun  also  meant
a  wild  boar,  and  was  neuter  :  fo  tuaith  do[s3sephain  a  n-os
.i.  in  mucc  allaid,  Brocc.  h.  57.  Batar  da»o  da  n-oss,  LL.  246*
39.  Compd.  088-feoil  *  yenison,'  oss-gamain  *  fawn,'  sg.  gen.  ir-richt
os-gamna  allaid,  LL.  210*,  o««-Z^<^ar  '  deerskin,'  LU.  79*.  From
*uk80'8  cogn.  with  W.  ych,  pi.  y chain,  from  *uk8en,  Asc.  gl.  cxxiv.
ossar  a  burden,  Ff .  60.  a  burden  which  is  on  a  human  being,  O'Cl.
othar  wages,  Ff.  27,  note  7.  So  H.  3.  18,  p.  51*,  H.  4.  22,
p.  60*,  and  O'Cl.  pi.  dat.  do  othraibh  7  do  thuarustlaibb  Uladh,
Lism.  103*  1.
pain  bread,  Ff.  61,  E.  18.  So  Corm.  and  L.Lec.  Voc.  0  inid
go  caisg.  ...  do  acht  madh  pain  agas  biolar,  Cumine.     From  pdnie.
