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Health and Disease 23 May 07

HEADINGS Anthrax Arthritis Asthma Bad Breath Bandage Bleeding Blemish Blind (see also Eye disease) Choke Cholic Cold Coma Constipation Cough Cramp Crippled Cure [see also Medicine] Deaf Defect [see also Disease] Diarrhoea Discharge Disease (generic) [see also Sick] Disease (livestock) Disease (name) Doctor Dropsy Dumb Eczema Elephantiasis Epilepsy Eye-disease (see also Blind) Faint Fever Fit Flatulence Gooseflesh Gout Haemorrhoids Harm Health(y) Heart attack

Hernia Herpes Hospital Hydrophobia Impetigo Incurable Infection Inflammation Immune Leprosy Measles Medicine Nurse Pain Paralysis Phlegm Plague Poison Rabies Scab Scar Scrofula Seizure Sick Sick-bed Skin condition Smallpox Sore Spinal problem Stones Strain Swelling Tetanus Tiredness Tongue-less Ulcer [see also Swelling] Vomit Wasting Weakness Wound

Anthrax antrax anthrax Arthritis idu arthritis Asthma asma asthma Bad Breath declam woman with fetid breath Bandage ceirín plaster, poultice ceirínech = ceirín plaster indrach tent for a wound ? indrige ? tent for wound plástra poultice stufa stupe treta plaster, poultice Bleeding buiri clot stipecda restringed, styptic stipecdacht (stipecda) restringency Blemish ail 2 (a) blemish (in physical sense) ainim blemish ainmech (a) (ainim) disfigured, having a blemish ainmech (b) (ainim) pointing to a blemish ainmed 1 blemish, causing a blemish (esp. by satire) ainmid (ainim) blemishes (by satirising?) aisc 1 blemish aithis (c) blemish, disfigurement anáeb 1 (oíb) disfigurement anaid 2 blemishes ball (e) blemish béim (e) (-mm) blemish brell blemish cáide 2 blemish cáim blemish ceó 1 (b) blemish dainim blemish dainimech (dainim) blemished gron blemish laigid blemishes locht physical blemish lochtach (locht) blemished

lochtaigid (locht) blemished, disfigured menn blemish, defect, disfigurement mennar(-air?) blemish nescóit a blemish, abscess on blemish, disfigurement teimel blemish Blind (see also Eye disease) airdallad blinding completely ar-dalla (dallaid) blinds athdallaid (dallaid) re-blinds cáech I (a) dimsighted, one-eyed, purblind cáech II one-eyed person cáechad blinding of an eye cáechaid (cáech) blinds of an eye cáechán (cáech) blind creature, one-eyed person cáecharán one-eyed person caíche (cáech) state of being blind in one eye, state of being one-

eyed cailg 3 one-eyed person cairg blind daille blindness dall I blind dall III blind person dallad blinding dallaid (a) (dall) blinds, deprives of sight dallán 1 I (dall) blind person dallbach 1 (dall) blindness díradairc (radarc) sightless goll blind of one eye, purblind gollaid (goll) vx guilliud makes blind (of one eye) guille (goll) blindness (of one eye) guilliud (goll) blinding (?) losc half blind, one-eyed saeb crooked and blind, squinting Choke tachtad choking, strangulation tachtaid chokes, stifles, strangles Cholic tregat cholic Cold idig cold liobarnach numb with cold Coma subeth coma

Constipation cengal (a) constipation (med.) fostad constipation Cough cosachtach cough, coughing fothach cough, coughing sraedach act of sneezing sraegaid sneezes sreód sneeze sreódfadach (sreód) sneezing trichem cough trichmech (trichem) fit of coughing ? triuch whooping-cough? Cramp crap cramp, cramping crapad cramping crapall cramping crapán (crap) cramp crumpa cramp Crippled ainmech (a) (ainim) maimed andóit 2 (doé 1) handless andóitech = andóit 2 handless baccach I (bacc 1) lame baccach II (a) (bacc 1) lame person baccaige (baccach) lameness baccaigecht = baccaige lameness baccaigid (baccach) lames bacclám I (bacc 1 + lám) maimed in a hand bacclámach (bacclám) maimed in a hand cerr (a) maimed cláirínech cripple craipille being crippled crannda (crann) bent with age diuthach name of an indisposition to which knock-kneed

persons are liable dodelb (delb) deformity dolámaig (lám) feeble-handed liúntach (liúnad) disabled person losc crippled, halt, lame mainchín cripple hand, person maimed in the hand mairtínech cripple saeb crooked and blind trapad act of crippling Cure [see Medicine]

airchosc (cosc) check/hindrance (esp. of preservative or prophylactic against disease)

aithbeó(a)gad reviving aithbeóaigid (a) (aithbeó) comes to life again, revives aithbeóaigid (b) (aithbeó) revives (trans.), revivifies (trans.) aithbreith (breith) regenerating ar airceng under cure athaithbeóugad (aithbeó(a)gad) reviving búal 2 cure, curing búalad 2 curing, healing cath 3 panacea (?) clód (f) overcoming (disease) cnesaigid (cnes) heals cnesaigthe healed cnesaigthech (cnesaigthe) healing cnesta (cnes) healed cnesugud healing dochnesaigthe (cnesaigid) slow to heal fáes(s)am II recovery (from illness) fóirid (a) heals frepaid curative treatment, cure, healing, remedy frepthanaigidir heals ? fris-ben heals frither vx forcam remedy (?) (f)úarugud (úaraigid) a relief íarslán subsequently whole or healed ícc act of curing, cure, healing íccaid (ícc) cures, heals ícce balm, cure ?, remedy ? imleigis curative inícc cured leiges (líaig) act of curing/healing/treating, art of the líaig, cure,

healing art, medical treatment leigesamail (leiges) healing, medicinal leigisid, -esaid (leiges) cures, heals leigiste cured, healed lesaigidir (les) makes good, remedies, repairs lesaigthe cured lesugud act of curing, cure, remedy oibriugad surgical operation othrad (othar) curing the sick, treats ? saillech (saill?) cures slánaide (slán) healing, salutary slánaigidir (slán) heals, makes whole slándae (slán) healing slánugad act of healing socamlacht (socamail) alleviation térnamach (térnam) causing to recover, curing térnóidid, térnaigid recovers todiuscud act of restoring to life/resuscitating

todúsacht act of raising from the dead Deaf athaile (athal) deafness athal deaf bladrad deafening bodar I deaf bodar II deaf person bodrad deafening bodraid (bodar) deafens buidre (bodar) deafness buidred = bodrad deafening Defect [see Disease] aingenelach (genelach) non-congenital defects (?) ainim defect aininnraic (indraic) defective ainmide 4 (ainim?) defective (?) airbern (bern) defect airbernach (bernach) defective airchrae (b) deficiency bernach (bern) defective cíarad flaw cortige name of a defect dochma 1 (do + cuma) defect dodelb (delb) deformity élang I defect/flaw/weak spot (of persons or things) esbaid 1, esbud defect ? fuba defect ? ingu radical defects sméith defect Diarrhoea búar 2 diarrhoea búarainn = búar 2 diarrhoea (?) buinnech 2 (buinne) diarrhoea díarria diarrhoea dindirecht dysentery (?) imsruth dysentry ? lir diarrhoea maes diarrhoea? 2 scaíltech (scaílte) diarrhoea Discharge 1 gor matter (gore?), pus Disease (generic) [see Sick] accais (b) disease aiccidit disease aimréide (b) (aimréid) disease

ainces (a) ailment aixis attack (of disease) éccrúas infirmity éiglidecht infirmity es(s)acd disease esláine (eslán) disease esláinte (eslán) disease eslán (a) (slán) diseased fochaide disease ? fuba injury from disease galar disease galrach (galar) diseased galrad (galar) disease galraige (galrach) disease galraigid (galar) fills with disease galrugad disease indloba(i)r diseased indlobrae (indloba(i)r) disease lobrae (lobur) disease ong disease slaet disease tedmannach (teidm) full of disease teidm disease tinnes, teinnes illness treblait illness treblait tribulation Disease (livestock) aife 1 a kind of disease of horses bedgach 2 (a) (bedg) name of an ailment in cattle blonndras glanders bóbath (bó + bath 1) murrain carrach mangy carraige (carrach) mange claime (c) (clam) mange (of cattle, etc.) clam I mangy (of animals) comalne (b) name of disease of live-stock conach 1 murrain cordus name of a disease of horse's sinews crupus curbs (name of a disease of horses) deilgnech 2 name of a disease of horses dísce, -sca (dísc) dryness (of cows), milklessness (of cows) doach name of a disease of pigs docerrdach name of a bad quality in a horse dubúar name of disease in cattle echba (ech + ba) mortality of horses fothach name of a disease of horses, the glanders gerb mange gerbach (gerb) mangy mael name of cattle-disease

maelgarb name of a cattle murrain milliud (milled) murrain (?) obann name of a cattle disease ? oíba disease among sheep or cattle, mortality among

sheep or cattle radrachus some defect in cows scamach (scam ? scama ?) name of a cattle disease secainim (2 sec or 1 secc+ainim) disease of horses 1 sinech (3 sine) disease of cattle senrúad disease of oxen ? serthach disease of horses spedán disease of horses stailic name of a bad habit in a horse ubach name of some kind of cattle disease uthud name of a disease of sheep Disease (name) alsites name of a disease anforrach (?) (forrach 1) oppressive disease baccach II (b) (bacc 1) name of a disease congalar (com + galar) name of some kind of sickness idig a disease ? mac(c)rad (-aid) name of some (juvenile?) sickness? maes name of a disease moirtín name of some disease? odbach (odb) name of a disease slaetán (slaet) name of a disease tinnorcun some kind of disease 2 trosc name of a disease trusca(e) (2 trosc) name of a disease ? iubar name of a disease? Doctor dochtúir doctor (med.), physician (med.) fáithliaig leech, physician fisecda (fisice) physician fisice, -id leech, physician fisid 2 (b) (fis 1) physician fiside = fisid physician 2 íccaid > íccaide (ícc) healer, person that brings healing lesaightheóir (lesaigidir) healer líaig comforter, doctor, healer, leech, physician,

spiritual physician midach physician potecaire apothecary Dropsy comaillech (comalne) dropsical comalne (a) dropsy droipis dropsy

idropis > íor(a)pais dropsy idu dropsy, rheumatism timpanites dry dropsy Dumb aimbil (bil) dumb person amlabar (labar) dumb, mute amlabra (amlabar) dumbness ba 3 dumb? balbaigid, balbaid (a) (balb) strikes dumb balbán (balb) dumb person cerr (b) dumb díbeóil (bél) dumb étenga (tengae) dumb guite (got) dumbness maen dumb Eczema seregra (? 1 serg) eczema? Elephantiasis elefenti elephantiasis (name of a skin-disease) Epilepsy epilinnsia epilepsy 1 tuitmennach, tuitmech (tuitim) epileptic Eye-disease (see also Blind) blosc 4 cataract (?), scale on the eye (?) cailcín name of a disease of the eyes doderc (derc 2) one who has poor sight finn 3 cataract (?), web or film in the eye guilliud (goll) closing one eye (?) lipa name of disease of the eyes srem discharge from the eyes sremach (srem) bleary-eyed, having a running from the eyes Faint anfainne (b) (anfann) faint fanntaise (fann + taise?) faintness, swoon nél a swoon, faintness, stupor singcoipis fainting Fever breóite feverish buide 1 relapsing fever (with accompanying jaundice) buidech 1 chondaill = buide chondaill relapsing fever cartana quartan fever cotidiana quotidian fever

cuartana = cartana quartan [fever] etic hectic fever fáetham recovery (after the crisis of a fever), relief (after

the crisis of a fever) fáethugud crisis (in a fever of illness), turning-point (in a

fever of illness). febra fever fíabras fever fíabrasamail febrile fíabrasta feverish tesbach (2 tess) fever tessach (2 tess) fever tessaide (2 tess) feverish timchellad period of a fever Fit cétgrinne first paroxysm taem fit, paroxysm taem(ann)ach (taem) fitful teidm fit trichem fit, paroxism Flatulence síatamlacht (2 síat) flatulence Gooseflesh driuch (b) horripilation Gout artetica gout 1 gúta gout sirecra cheirogra Haemorrhoids fíc (b) haemorrhoids (in pl.), piles (in pl.) (med.) Harm airchóitech (airchót) harmful, injurious, pernicious airchóitid do (airchót) harms, injures airchóitiugud harming airchót damage, harm, harming Health(y) arrachta (arracht 1) vigorous ar.sláine (sláine) fore-health (= former health?) coimplex complexion (med.), physical constitution (med.) com.sláinte (sláinte) full health dígal(l)rae (galrae) absence of sickness dlestanach (dlestin) normal (med.), regular (med.) éscus (scís) unweariedness

essaeth (saeth?) health fedmach (feidm) able-bodied (?), fit for service (?) féth 5 appearance (of health or the reverse), flourishing

appearance (of physical condition), healthy appearance (of physical condition), looks (of health or the reverse), sleekness (of physical condition)

folláine (follán) soundness folláinecht (folláine) health follán, fallán hale follán, fallán robust follán, fallán wholesome íarsláine (íarslán) after-health, after-soundness imchomadas mutual fitness ? ros healthy sláine (slán) health, wholesomeness sláinte (slán) freedom from illness slán health, healthy, immunity, sound, sound person,

state of being uninjured, unimpaired, whole, wholeness

slántu (slán) health 2 sochraidecht (sochraid) well being 1 sód (so + sáith) well-being tlachtmar (tlacht) in good condition toisc condition, health Heart attack singcoipis heart-failure Hernia tumtuide (tummaid?) hernia, rupture Herpes deir herpes (name of a skin-disease) Hospital spitél hospice, hospital ospitél hospital Hydrophobia conach 1 hydrophobia Impetigo recht impetigo Incurable díleges, -is (leiges) incurableness, rendering incurable doícce (ícc) state of being incurable doíctha (íccaid) hard to cure, incurable doleiges (leiges) incurability, hard to cure

doleigis (leiges) incurable doleigiste = doleigis incurable Infection cintaigid II (cin) infects (med.) (trans.) cintugad (b) affecting (med.) gabáltach infectious galraigid (galar) infects 1 gor inflamation tecmaisech (tecmais) contracted by contagion Inflammation atchomall (att 1 + comall) ailment involving swelling or inflammation of

parts of the body atchomlacht = atchomall ailment involving swelling or inflammation of

parts of the body flegmon inflammation Immune slánugad immune, immunity Leprosy bill, bell (bille ?) leper claime (a) (clam) leprosy claimsech (clam) female leper clam I leprous clam II (a) leper clamrad (clam) band of lepers clamsaine (clam) leprosy lobur, lobor leper Measles bruitínech measles Medicine agripa a kind of ointment ainntidair book of antidotes airchosc (cosc) antidote, spell arráton name of an ointment bocthach 1 (bocad) laxative dínech 2 (b) healing draught díscaíltech (c) (díscaíled) that which disintegrates (med.), that which

dissolves (med.), that which relaxes (med.) díscairnech, -cernech noise (in med. texts), sound (in med. texts) diuretech diuretic (med.) diureticach = diuretech diuretic ele salve (?) eólas, eulas (g) prescription fisicecht (fisice) medical science 2 íccaid > íccaide (ícc) thing that brings healing

leiges (líaig) medicament, medicine, remedy les remedy lictuaire electuary luirecha draughts of death midchuine medical treatment, medicine ongain ointment, unction, unguent pille pill praitic practice of medicine praiticecht practice (of medicine) siróip medicinal drink treóraigthech (treóraigid) sedative tríasanduile a medicine containing sanders 3 úaithne a suture uinnemint, uinnimint ointment uinniminnted act of applying ointment uinniminntiugad act of applying ointment urbruith a decoction Nurse adfóirid nurses buime nurse buimech (buime) = muim(m)ech nurse con-ail 1 (ailid) nurses jointly, nurses together dí.folaig (fulach) excluded from sick-maintenance muim(m)e nurse othar (uthar) nursing, sick-attendance, state of being tended in

illness othrad (othar) nursing the sick othraid (othar) tends othraigid (othar) nurses (the sick) othrus (uthrus) being nursed, sick-maintenance, treated Pain aidgell hurt ainces (a) pain aindeise (aindeis) misery aindeisech (aindeise) miserable airchóitecht (airchóit) hurt, pain, painfulness aithleónad (leónad) second hurt amarc 2 hurt tinnes, teinnes pain, pang, soreness tregat pang Paralysis anfabrachta (anfobracht) paralytic (?) fodbrachtaige a paralytic Phlegm réma phlegm, rheum flegma phlegm

Plague blefed bubonic plague (?) buidechair yellow plague ceiss blight (?) doblath (dobláth?) blight (?) dotheidm (teidm) pestilence galrad (galar) pestilence ? gerrghar name of monster or plague martarlaic plague ? meithine blight methaid (meth) blights mortlaid plague, epidemic mortlaidecht (mortlaid) pestiferousness pestelens pestilence pestelensach pestilential seirgnide (seirgne) blighting tedmannach (teidm) pestilential teidm pestilence, plague Poison aincesach (ainces) venomous coimneim (neim) being as venomous Rabies confa(i)d (cú + buith) rabies Scab bruithida (bruth 1 + idu) scabies carr 4 scab carrach scabby carrachán (carrach) scabby wretch carraige (carrach) scabies 1 gainech (gainnech) scab on the skin gerb scab gerbach (gerb) scabby scama (scam ?) scab Scar cnesugud cicatrizing crosach (cros) scar-face (?) 2 gein scar mairc scar uilliga scar Scrofula scrufuile scrofula Seizure athchumscugud (cumscugud) being convulsed

basmus = spasmus spasm crithlam palsy 2 grend cold fit 1 grith sense of seizure pairillis palsy, paralysis spasmus convulsion, spasm teidm attack tremor tremor Sick adlobar very ill aiccidit affliction, attack of illness, distress aimnert 1 (nert) debility ál 2 afflicted amgar (b) (gar 1) affliction amlúad (lúad 1) affliction an.folláine (folláine) ill-health brat 1 (c) affliction breóite sick breóitecht sickness ces 1 debility, sickness cétéca (cét- 1 + éc) premonitory symptoms of death claime (b) (clam) debility, infirmity coimthinnigid sickens (?) craidenus affliction crólige (crú 1 + lige) state of being bedridden cros (e) affliction díbell II debility dimbríg I (a) (bríg) debility dimbúa(i)d (b) (búaid, búad) disability dochertuigthe (certaigid) uncured doét 2 illness dogalar (galar) severe illness doícce (ícc) poor health doilgius (a) (doilig) affliction drenn 2 affliction éccrúaid infirm éiglide infirm es(s)acd affliction esláine (eslán) sickness, unsoundness esláinte (eslán) illness eslán (a) (slán) sick, unsound galar sickness galarche (galar) sickliness galrach (galar) ill, sickly galrae sickness galraige (galrach) sickliness galraigid (galar) sickens galraigthech (galraige) infirm, sickly galrugad illness

imserg great sickness ? indenme (indenim) debility indlobrae (indloba(i)r) sickness ingar affliction ingra (ingar) affliction lettromán (lettrom) affliction liúntach (liúnad) sick person lobrae (lobur) infirmity, sickness lobraigidir becomes sick, languishes, sick lobrán (lobur) afflicted person lobrugud infirmity, sickness lobur, lobor afflicted, infirm, sick loburda (lobur) ailing, sickly othar (uthar) illness, sick, sick man, sickness, sickness ? othrach (othar) sick othraid (othar) is sick, ill othrus (uthrus) during illness, illness, state of being ill rosechad invalidity 2 saithe (saíthe<saeth ?) sickness saethach (saeth) sick 1 serg sickness slaet illness 1 splínach ill-thriven beast splínuigthe (splín) unhealthy teidm affliction, sickness tesbach (2 tess) illness tinn, teinn sick Sick-bed crólige (crú 1 + lige) state of being bedridden othrus (uthrus) sick-bed seirglige (1 serg+lige) being bed-ridden, sick-bed Skin condition ballsgóit (ball) pimple bolgach 2 (bolg 1) boils brecce =bricce (?) freckle (?) bricce (a) (brecc) freckles briccne (brecc) freckling bruithida (bruth 1 + idu) itch bruitínech eruption of pustules on the skin canncrach (cainncer) cancerous (?) carraige (carrach) skin disease casad (b) wrinkle cern 1 (b) excrescence (on the body) claimsech (clam) woman suffering from some skin-disease clam I scurfy clam II (b) scurvy (?) driuch (b) goose-flesh faithne wart

faithnemail warty (?) fatham some impurity or affection of the skin (?) (med.) filún 1 malignant tumour fochma chillblain or sore on the hand or foot fogartach warty, full of warts foirbech corns?, covered with welts foluchta boils 2 gartach covered with warts or corns (?) ? goillsech cankerous gorán (1 gor) pimple grágánach vx grúcánach wrinkled (?) gruc wrinkle grúcánach (grúcán) wrinkled guirín (gor) pimple, wen lésach (lés) pimples lobur, lobor one who is afflicted with some skin disease recht itch roc wrinkle rocnat wrinkle spotach (spot) spot tochas itch, pruritus túithle tumour Smallpox bolgach 2 (bolg 1) smallpox Sore aillsiu sore alga sore algach (alga) sore algas ? = alga sore fochma chillblain or sore on the hand or foot folmugud (vn. of folmaigid) bare place (a flaw ) gerb itching sore mairc sore maircech having sores tinn, teinn sore Spinal problem crottach (crott) hump-backed cruitín (crott) crook-backt [sic] dronnach (dronn) hunchbacked drumman (a) (druimm) humped (?) back gúngach (gúnga) ill-shaped Stones cloch (c) stone (in the kidneys) gainem gravel (in the kidneys) Strain

doic strain Swelling aillsiu tumour att 1 protuberance, tumour att dícenn 2 (a) sudden tumour (?) cnocc (a) swelling (med.) cruachaige "Geschwollen Bauch" linnida dry fistula murbrucht (muir) irruption of any kind nes(s) a lump or swelling on the body caused by a blow túithle swelling Tetanus titanus tetanus Tiredness agart haggard aithscís (scís) great weariness aithscíth (scíth) very weary aithscíthech = aithscíth very weary amlúth (lúth) lack of vigour coirid 1 (cor) tires cor 1 fatigue, tiredness, tiring cotaltaige (cotaltach) torpor cuirthe tired cuirthecht (cuirthe) fatigue dedaid II becomes exhausted, becomes weary derbáile weariness emilt II tired (of doing something), weary (of doing

something) emiltius, emeltus II weariness (of body or mind) étreóir exhaustion fásaigthe 2 exhausted gestal weariness imfrich weary imsním (great) fatigue inmall wearisome lista (lis) wearisome marb exhausted meirten (mertan) weariness meirtne weariness meirtnech wearied meirtnige weariness meirtnigid wearies saethrach (saethar) wearied scáichsin being exhausted 1 sceimlech (sceimelta, sceimle) exhausted scís fatigue, tiredness scísaigid (scís) fatigues, tires

scísid (scís) fatigues, tires scíth 1 tired, weary scíthaigidir (scíth) becomes tired, exhausted, fatigued scíthech (scíth) tired, weary scíthid becomes weary scithlim becoming exhausted scíthmar (scíth) tired, weary scuchaid exhausted seirgthech (serg) exhausting sergtha exhausted, worn out subeth lethargy tochomracht weariness tochomrachtaigid (tochomracht) is weary toirse (originally toros) fatigue, weariness toirsech (toirse) fatigued, tired toirsigid (toirse) grows tired, tires toirsiugud act of fatiguing, act of growing tired, tiring,

wearying traethaid wearies tráig exhaustion tríamain weary tríamnach (tríamain) weary tríamnae (tríamain) weariness Tongue-less etngad tongueless Ulcer [see also Swelling] aillsiu abscess alga ulcer ballsgóit (ball) blister bolgadach (bolg 1) blister claig hollow (blister?) cnocc (a) ulcer (med.) crécht ulcer créchtnugud ulcerating ferb 2 blister (raised on the face by satire or moral

blemish) fuilsce ulcerated ledb weal lésach (lés) blistered (?), blisters linnida type of ulcer opostema abscess 2 sima kind of ulcer Vomit air.slucad (slucud) vomiting ar.sloigid vomits brúchtach = brúchtad vomiting out domblas II (do + mlas, blas) nauseous

fáisgethrach dry retching sceïd spews, vomits sceith act of vomiting, spewing, vomit sceithrech (sceith) emetic 1 scethach (sceith) nauseating scethrach (sceith) act of vomiting, vomit scethraige (scethrach) emetic, vomit scethramail (sceith) emetic, nauseating toscéud act of vomiting urlacad, urlacan act of vomiting urlacaid vomits Wasting airbernach (bernach) waning airchrín (crín) very withered anfabrachta (anfobracht) consumptive anfobracht person suffering from some kind of wasting

disease bréntatu = bréntu corruption cnaí(ded) wasting cnaídtech (cnaíded) wasting cnám wasting coirpthecht (coirpthe) corruption com.feódaigthe very withered, withered comthraethad (traethad) consumption (med.), decline (med.) con-imchloí (b) deteriorates cotaruibset they wore themselves away (?) crín withered, decrepit crínad wasting away, withering crínachad = crínad withering crínaid (crín) withers, withers away feo withered feochos having a withered or shrivelled trunk (i.e. bark?)

(or trees) feód wasting, withering feóda withered feódaid wastes (intrans.), withers (intrans.) feódaide, feóige wasted, withered feódaidecht (feódaide) fading, withering feódaigid I withers (intrans.) feódaigid II withers (trans.) feódugud withering imserg that which causes mutual wasting seirgnide (seirgne) withering 2 serg wasted, withered sergtha shrivelled, withered splínide (splín) poor thin creature traethad consumption, decline traethaid consumes, wastes trapad act of shrivelling

trúag (OIr tróg) emaciated trúailnid decays, rots Weakness aimneirte = aimnert 1 lack of strength aimnert 1 (nert) lack of strength aimnertach (aimnert 1) listless aiprisce (aiprisc) frailty crannacht (crannda) decrepitude crottball (a) (crott + ball) decrepitude, sluggishness of limbs díbell II feebleness díbelta (díbell) decrepit díblide (díbell) decrepit díblidecht (díblide) decrepitude díblidetu (díblide) decrepitude díchollna (colainn) emaciated dímeltatu (dímelte) decrepitude dímelte decrepit dimiltne decrepit seinge (seng) emaciation séithlech (? séith) decrepit person Wound accais (b) injury aincride (a) (cride) injury airchót injuring, injury airchrécht (crécht) severe wound airchréchtach (c<h>réchtach) sorely wounded álad 1 wound amarc 2 injury anapaig (c) (apaig) fresh (of wounds), recent (of wounds) anatechta injury (?) athgoíte (goíte) severely wounded athlasad re-inflammation of a wound brógainech (-o- ?) wound-abounding cirrbuidthe maimed cosc (b) staunching (of wounds) crécht wound cró 1 I (g) unhealed wound crólige báis (crú 1 + lige) mortal wound fubudur without injury (?) ? indrige ? wound requiring a tent tregmad wound