v (from prototonic stem of at-reig (as-reig)). The conjugation is irreg.; pret. 3 s. éirgis ( PH . Aisl. MC 47.13 . TD 20.34 ). -é(i)rig ( LL 265b24 , 296b42 , etc. TBC . PH . CCath. TSh. ) -é(i)rgesta(i)r ( TTebe 928 . 1950 . Ir. Monthly 1921, 27 § 16 ). pl. -é(i)rgiset, -éirgset LL 299a48 . 301b44 . Met. Dinds. iv 44.17 ). é(i)rgetar ( PH . TTebe ). -érigedar, -éricheadar ( TTebe ). fut. é(i)reóch- ( PH . CCath. Aen. TSh. ). eirgēb- ( YBL 173a28 = LL 149b37 ). éireb- ( Maund. 82 = éirég- ?). érech- ( LB 257b ). éirigf- ( PH ). As pres. ind. 3 s. conj. -éir is found ( Ir. Monthly 1919, 4 . TD 22a5 ), as well as -éirgenn. For the impv. éirig, freq. in sense go (e.g. TSh. 5048 ), cf. téit (O. Ir. imp. eirg, M.Ir. airg). Impers. pres. ind. ni hergithar LL 150a12 .

(a) rises, stands up: ergis suas, Aisl. MC 59.6 . éirghid romham they rise before me (in respect) TD 25.17 . tusa atá at chodladh, éirigh = surge qui dormis TSh. 1697 . éireóchad ┐ rachad i ndáil mh' athar = surgam et ibo 8836 . Of rising from table: ó ól do éirigh TD 29.38 ; 9.33 . Of recovery from illness: ésium ga leiges i Cruach- ain risin ré sin. acus in lá thancatar...is é sin lá ra érig sium TBC 6141 . mur gabus eslainti duine... ┐ aithnid a caraid nách ereocha, Maund. 167.82 . da n-ergersa if I recover Fier. 63 . Springs up, appears: ro ergestar bolga for a gruaidib, Laws iv 16.16 Comm. bail a n-ereocha in muc sin romhut, Aen. 1807 . eirgebaid uilc woes shall arise YBL 173a28 = LL 149 b37 . co n-eirged a guairi... amal fhidbaid osa cind `his bristles rose' (of a boar) TTebe 869 . ra gabustar aduath...an gilla co ra ergestair a fholt 928 . Of the sun rising: ro erig grian seach imellbord talman, TTebe 2195 . Of wind, storm: ro eiridh ainmḟine...a sruth Ismen 3620 . ní éir gaoth nach gluais mh'intinn, Studies 1921, 75 .

(b) of resurrection: is ann ro erig a bás LB 158a47 . erigfet-sa o marbu PH 2278 . trias a n-érechat a talmain i lló bratha LB 257b41 . Parrth. Anma 115.8 . Luc. Fid. 67.18 .

(c) arises, mounts upwards, ascends, soars: 's an Éirne dá n-éir ealta and the Erne from which bird-flocks arise GF, Ir. Monthly 1919, 4 . cáit ar éirigh uaim d'eitill TD 39.13 . ar eitil ni éir (of a bird), Rel. Celt. ii 228.31 . Of liquids, etc.: sreabh nach éair tar fiodhruigh bhfeaoir TD ii 263.35 . go n-éirghe fuil ós na formnaibh TD 16.67 . éireóchaidh bréantas as a gconablaighibh = ascendet fetor TSh. 1286 . TTebe 4852 . é.¤ tar rises over, crosses over: eirgid tairis aniar climb out over him (of a sleeping giant) Mer. Ulix. 64 = BB 445b33 .

(d) grows up, matures: cech mét no erged ┐ no oirbredh (of an infant) BB 239b4 . gach duine eirghius gurub cum saethair tigid... ┐ gach lenamh teid d'éc co tét a Parthus, Maund. 263 .

(e) of noise, manifestations of passion, anger, grief, joy, etc.: ro ergestar...sestan ┐ seiseilbi, TTebe 1950 . go n-éireócha mh' ḟoltonus re maithibh ch. gC. that my resent- ment shall arise against TD 3.51 . cás fár éirigh eólchoire 20.37 . briocht díbhḟeirge 'na ghnúis... | gá cúis ór éirigh? 8.30 . ro erig menma in miled o'tchualaich na stuccu 'ca senm, TTebe 1425 . do eirigh meanma mhór a gclainn D. their spirits rose ML 8.28 . combáidh as a n-éir anbhuain TD i p. lxxxiii n. 1 . Cf. olc báigh do éirigh orthaibh TD 26.19 .

(f) rises in hostility, takes up arms, rebels; attacks: ergid co hoband dochum bar namad, TTebe 1120 . ro erich cach dib dochum a cheli 2535 . ereochdaid let a n-aigid Tuirrn, Aen. 1899 . YBL 337 b25 = Celt. Rev. iv 12 - 15 . éireóchaid leis líon a dtionóil TD 16.17 . suil fuair adhbhar far éirigh a reason for rebellion 18.2 ; 20.47 .

(g) starts up; arises and sets forth, proceeds: a hEmain éirgset na slúaig | dar Loch F., Met. Dinds. iv 44.17 . ro erig F. ┐ a ḟiann...et rogabsat rompo LL 296 b42 (RC xiii 44.14). 301b44 ( RC xiii 15.17 ). a Ḟ., inn érgi ri báig 296b30 ( RC xiii 44.12 ). eiridh do Teib `arise and go to T.' TTebe 3558 . ra ergedar uili...co hArgas `set out for Argos' 1281 . ro ericheadar...do digail M. 3346 . eirig romat co Teib 4792 . éirghis roimhe ar raon madhma, A. Ó Dálaigh l 11 . eirig d'adlucud na nabach `arise and come to bury' TTebe 4785 . na herig in turus teigi `do not begin the journey on which thou goest' 4173 . lá éigin dar éirghiosdar ar tulaigh, Ir. Monthly 1921, 27 . lá n-aon dar éirigh C. amach ar each do thaisteal an ḟuinn, Keat. ii 4700 . lá dar éirigh sé amach...do shiubhal, TSh. 5034 . do eiridh A. as an teint amach, Rel. Celt. ii 196.12 . eirgit d' faixin Chaisléin A., Fl.Earls 66.27 . eirghit go tegh oile 70.14 ; 22.15 ; 36.6 . na heirgeadh uait E. `let not E. escape from thee' ML 94.3 . Imper. éirigh don mhainistir, TSh. 5048 . éirigh, umhluigh thú féin, Prov. vi 3 . eirgit...a ttir a mbaili bheag `landed' Fl.Earls 92 y . Cf. do cuir...slegh tri...luirigh Sir G., ┐ ro eirigh an slegh as ┐ ni derna si dith dia curp rebounded (?) ZCP vi 29 y .

(h) with various prepp.

é.¤ a(s) abandons: intí eirges as a firt, O'Dav. 967 . Laws iv 126. Comm.

é.¤ de renounces, gives up, forsakes: éirigh do Mhuire renounce Mary A. Ó Dálaigh l 19 . éireóchad dí, Hackett xxvi 75 .

é.¤ do

(1) springs up at, attacks; meets ; dála na nGall...ro eirigh Ua F. ┐ Mac M. doibh FM iii 234.8 . do chuaidh tarsa...no gur heirgedh dhó ar tóchar an long- puirt `was not attacked until he had reached' 576.4 . go n-eireóighdís dhó `would rise against him' ML 66.10 .

(2) befalls, happens to: mar do éirigh don lóchrann how the torch had been affected Fl.Earls 34.25 . mar do éirigh doip a ttaep a riastala `how it happened they were arrested' 22.7 . gur eirigh buaidhirt ┐ aineolus fairrgi doibh 24.24 .

é.¤ le (re) nech increases or thrives with, benefits one; one succeeds (in), prospers: an t-ionadh i n-éir le neach | a mhaoin do bheith ar biseach where one succeeds in in- creasing his wealth TD 22a5 . ní thainic aonmhac...as mó lér éirigh do ṡén serbhisi ina an Sir U. sin FM v 1736.2 . an dream ré n-éirgheann acfuinn ionnmhusa `to whom a quantity of wealth accrues' TSh. 9980 . do éirigh iomad áithis leis he had great success Keat. ii 2530.653 .

é.¤ eter (a quarrel) arises between: do eirigh aturra they came to blows Ériu iii 166 § 23 .

é.¤ fo overcomes (?): ná heirgheadh fúd muirn Mhuiris, GF, Ir. Monthly 1919, 512 .

(i) transitive (?); cf. crēt ērgius Pichan? why does P. rise? Aisl. MC 59.8 . But cf. cia ar rét Ml 48b2 .